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TULSA DAILY WORLD TUESDAY FEBRUARY 1 1921
ANOTHER SOVIET
ARK TO SAIL SOON
Radicals Being Assembled
at Ellis Island for De-
pollution to Russia
ALL WEAR RED ROSES;'
Red Flairs Displayed by Pliilly'
Friends of Departing Group j
Hound for Europe
I'JIil.Am.M'lllA. .tun. 31 Nuv-
Ilicr inl finite" nll.l MfiKlriR III" rom
iniitilNt liitiTmillniiiilc 1 7 iiIK-kiiI
I'iiiIW'hIh tuii' if tlieim n unman wru 1
toil.iy tuki'ii fiiim llii' (lloccnlcr liu I
inlKriill'in K'atlnn l( l.'llln IMimcl N' 1
Y.i uIiito llwy will Join otliuiH who
urn to do ele-porte-el A crowd of
morn lluin ino of llirlr filnulH iiIho .
wiwliii; rcil firms inn! ellieplnylnK ri'il I
roKPH h.iw ihom off lit i rallro.ul
Million lir'.
Tln 17 wi-io liilti'ii In tnillcul rlil
l yi'iir In Willi li Aiivi'inl litiiulri'il
pcrNoiin woro nrrpolPel. An tlity
K(i'lIil from a bun nt tho iitiillon rt
wonuin iilnncil ii rfil ronn on nu-li of
Ilium. They we're Imttii'illntely tiikeii
to thrir car and wlilli waltlnc for
tho train to le-iive- hoiiip of tliMii
Irtillod out reel flu km. Tills wnn the
iHKnai ror tun rrowd in ilo lln muni'
and all lii'Knri pliiKlns thn Murni-ll -Irilnn
and tlii-n Ilm Inti'miitloriiilc'.
Hcvcial of Ilm 17 trloel to irnlcu
I'lK'orncH from thn trnln onn nhout
iriic Ki"-i up tint noon work wo
KtartPil hern and you will hooii havo
tntriKH "J thoy arn in Hunnln."
IIOSTO.V l'AHTY ALSO
OlV IX)lt m:v YOHK
1I08TON. Jan. 31 Klchtorn null
col who Jiavu licen tinelcr ilntnntlnn
on I)-er Inland In IIOHintt Imrlior
Htartnd for New York today on thn
firm leg of tholr Journey linrk to
HiiKKln. They wrro accompanied by
lmnilKrattoti CommlKnlniier llnnry
HklfftiiKton of thin rlty who will tin
In charKo of deporteen from all parln
of thn country unlllnir from Nuw
Vork on tho nteauier KtUlinnla
Onn limn renmliii'd liehliul al
Deer iHland. lie in. Mcmntrln Iwun.
klw who told official that hoiiiu of
IllH tellowH Hiinpected lilm of lee-Inn
a py and voted to takn hln llfo ns
noon jin tho party reached Htin.ila
It wnN tciUI hu would ho deported
Inter.
Thn 1.8 went awny with no ilnmon-
Mratlon from eympathlznrs.
TO TALK ON GUMPTION
Itev. rhll lliilnl Oklahoma llj- 1uh-
tor to AelelrcxK llrollierliood clns
of rresbjterian Church
Rev. 1'hll C Ilalrd pastor of tho
First I'restiyterliin church of Okla.
homa City and known aH ii gifted
Hpenkcr will irlvo IiI.k millions en-
titled "(Sumption" at tho annual
bniuluet of tho llrntherhood cliiM of
tho Kl rut l'reHtiyterlan church at 6:30
o'clock Tunsdny uvenliiK In tho
church banement. CharloH H. Walk-
er vlen prexldent of thn claim will
pri-Melo H8 ttmHtinmetcr and intinla
will ho provided during tho ovonlng
by an orclievetrn. and tiuartette.
Platen will bo laid for 200 an accord-
ing to (ho plan alwayn carried out bv
tho clnBs nrrariRemeutH aro tnndo for
a Hpoclflcd numbur and no pinto
charges nro made. The Immiiiejt will
bo prepnred and nerved by wlvna of
tho dun mnmbers. who nro promlH-
iriK that It will bo ono of tho be.nt
ever nerved In tho church. Tho
brotherhood cIdns In nlmoHt nn nlil'im
tho 1'lrnt church tho two incmbern
with thn lonh'eHt nicmbcrnhlp record
belnK J. M. Hall who him been n
member of tho Firm church for tho
part 25 years and W. (1. Wllllatimon
who has been a member for tho pant
2a yearn.
Hotel Change) Hund.t.
hperlnl t Tht Wurlil.
DUNCAN Jan. 31. O. M. Motrin
owner of tho Hosklns hotel here
inn dlsposod of a half-intorcnt In tho
hotel property to a party of Fort
north men who will Immediately
begin an addition of 40 rooms to the
hotel. When this In completed tho
Hosklns will bo thn largest hotel In
tho city and one of tho best located
being only a block from tha Itoclt
Inland HUitlon.
Keillor In New l'nMurm
V1N1TA. Jan. 31. Merlo Woods.
HpecUl to Th World.
who Hlnco October 1 1920 ban been
editing tho Craig County (lazotto
hero hnn sold bin Interest anil
bought a ono-thlrd tntciro.it In tho
Amurleaii nt Kl Iteno. 1 H. Van-
damaiit of Welch and Mini Farm-
or. will continue) to publlnh tho
(laaotto.
IT'S thattieofyear
whop continual vlgllanco U Decen-
nary at best to keep down pneu-
monia grlppo and bronchial
troubles.
Colds ply up tho doors and
windows of your niui.il pawsugo.
Kewell'a Supareno Catarrhal Jolly Is
the ono dependable "door opener"
whe.ro colds exist. It helps eliminate
cold goriiis no that pneumonia
grippe bronchial troublen anil many
other ailments never cet a mart. Ob.
tain at onco. BOc. Endorsed by
Physicians. Hold and guaranteed by
all drugglstn Adyt.
A HOME-MADE GRAY
HAIR REMEDY
You (Sin Mnko n llcitlcr (Smy Hair
Hoincely nian You Can liny.
tlray streaked or faded hair la
not only unbecoming but unneces-
sary. Anyone can prepam a simple mlx-
turo ut homo that will darken gray
hulr and make It soft and glossy.
To a half-pint of water add 1 ounce
of bay rum rt a nut 1 1 box of llarbo
compound and 1-4 ounce of gly-
cerine. "
These Ingredients can be bought
nt any drug store nt very little cost
or tho druggist will put It up for
jou. Apply to tho hair twice a week
until thn denircd shudn is obtained.
This will inako a grnyhalred pornon
look twenty yenra younger it is
cany to use does not color thn scalp
Is not sticky or creaay and doeu not
rub off. AdvU
Mrs. Harding To Serve on Committee
Which Presents Suffrage Memorial
rtfflHiK -iff VijBB
.Mm. Warrc 1 1 (J Harding left and Mm. Iiurcnci! IxvH who delivered
Umi Iiivltntloii.
Mm. Warren (1. Harding bury with her preparations for moving Into
tho whltn houii March 4 Imi't too bilny to aid her now aciiualutauecvi In
Ihelr work al the capital When Mrn. Uiwrcuco IiwIh of I'lilladelphla
nnked tho preHldent n-elect wlfn to servo on the committee) which will pro-
sent thn nuffragn inumorlal atatuo to thn capital February in Mim Hard-
lug gladly connented to lako part In thn ceremony.
JUNIOR ELECTION TONIGHT
Sh of IH Nominated llecciillr Will
Ixi Named cm Director Hoard.
At thn annual eleitlon of directum
of the Junior chamber of commerce
to be hold In tho Hupcilor courtroom
at tho county coiirthouno Tuenilay
night six dlrectorn will bo elected to
Hnrvn fy a tornt of thren yearn. Thn
board In roinmiHed of 18 dlrectorn.
rlx being clionou from tho member-
nhlp each year
From tho following ll.it nf mem
bers nominated January 27. will bo
elected nix Tuesday night:
II. ; Ammerman W. I. Hagletnn
Jr 1J. Fred Johnson J) I). Italley
K. li. AIllNon I. V. Kiirtces John
Italubolt. I. I). Wyant. M. (). Manon.
H. C ICItching John Hngerti and K.
It. Cam.
War mi lliti Hairworm.
Hpcelnl tn Tho World.
DL'NCAN. Jail. 31. -I'ndnr tbo c -
rectlon of Manager A. N. Wilson of
the chamber of commerce the
se.hoolM of this city hav declared a
war on tliu liagworm. HcKliiiitug
Fobninry t and continuing for eight
ilayn tho rchool chlldieu and t'hu
c.'hambnr nf eommcrco will wagn a
miglity orrenulvo on tlieno pentn. Two
prizes havo been offered by tho
chnmbor. Tho flrnt ono "of $260 goes
to tho nonoolboy or girl who collects
tho greateiit number of bagwormn
and tho hocouiI prUo of $n goes Jo
tho wchoolroom collecting thu great
cnt number.
Now Health Worker ArTlvcH.
Miss Mallno Hatch now mmorvln-
or of county health work for tho
Pulsa County Tuberculosis associa
tion arrived hero Monday and will
report for duty Tuesday. MIms Hatch
canio from Charlotte N. C whero
nho haH been In charge uf health
work In tho public school. During
tho war sho nerved wllh tho Hod
Cronn In Hngland and for six years
nrovlous was In public health work
In Lexington Ky.
CcmciTiH-el About Hoy IJfo
SpfClkl toTtlt World.
V1N1TA Jan. 31. A survey of
boys llfo In Vlnlta will bo taken
by a committee appointed thin week
by the Uotary club for that purpose"
A committee was also named to fnl.
low up tho work of tho survey by
Improving comlltlono otf boy llfo
here.
u . . mm
relic?ves dandruff
nandrtifr Is ono of the most fre-
quent causes of baldness and too
much enre cannot be exercised In
gcttlmr rid of It. The ilfbluol treat-
inent Is an easy method. Shampoo
witii Hi'slnol Soap working the lather
well Into the roots of the hair ninno
thoronghjy und when Wholly dry'
spread the hair apart and gently rub
Into the scalp llttln lleslnol Oint-
ment. If carefully done little Oint-
ment will get on tho hair. KtiinoX
Bcxtp and Ointtxrnt at all iruggUlt
Little MothcrMappyAgain
"For till) Mint lime VMm I hnve
been very mindi etlHtressed with
tdoat ng nnd stomach iroublo luo u
constipation slnco I wan a child. N'o
medicine gave me more than temm
rary relief. 1 Kot so bad J was
afraid l would have to le-avo Hiy
emeu iimn cniiiiren. nut slnrn lak
Ill";"";1 Mayr'n Wonderful
Itcmecly two yiar nuo I hnv i.m.n
mtlrelv iv.!i i.
emircij wen. no coiiHtlpatlon or
other trouble. ' it n a almpte. harm
less preparation that remove the '
ciitnrrhai iiHi' iis from thn intestinal
tract nnel allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
llvor and intestinal ailmenui lnclud-
Ing appendicitis ono dnso win con.
ytneo or money refunded Quaker
Drug to. and druslsta everywhere.
AUvt'
Rel
"Ulco" ('luli I'nictlo.
Kvery sort of musical selection
from "Oh Uy Jingo!" to "(loldei.
Hate" wnn played by thoso girls
of tho I'kctvlo dug who gathered
at tho Y. W. C. A. Monday ovenluu'
for tholr weekly practice'. The girls
put In an hour of Industrious strum
mlng. with Mien Kuth Hedwlck ro-
creation necrutary aM cllliH-tor. Tho
I'kelolo club eloen not llvo up to Its
name cntlrolt as several "baby"
banjos nsKOi l.il with tho "ukeH" In
producing Imrmony.
Mid. Cet. OlrN to Tal.e Outing.
Young women of tho Mld-Cet Pe-
troleum company havo reserved the
Y. W. C. A. camp at I'arthvnla
park for tho week-end. About 23
arn expected. They will go to tho
camp Saturday afternoon and en-
gage In tho pnual camp diversions of
hiking a part- In Frlendshop loelge
mnrnhmallow toartlng about tho
largo fireplace mid othiT Indoor
and outdoor sports.
S. S. ClacH Join for Dinner.
Young women of the I 'lit I nt lion
.jiiinil.iy school class and thn young
men's classi'a of Unston Avenue M.
K. church south will hold a Joint
dinner at 0 o'clock Tuesday evening
In thn church. Kop.iratn business
meotlngn wilt then ho hold by the
.two chiiisen after which they will
comblno forcen for a social.
(ilrl Hiwrtcs te Initiate '.!'
Olrl. reserve") .of Central gradn
school will Initiate about 22 new
members Into their club at 3 30
o'clock thin afternoon In tho girls'
work club rooms of thn Y. W. C.
A". Their lender Is Mlsn Floy Uor-
Mrs. SELCHERT'S
DAUGHTER
Was Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
Hqrlcon Wis." My younK tlauRh-
ter had been troublnl for several
I months with buck-
Inclni nnd n bad
feel inn in her
Ktomacli. Sho did
not want to cat
any thine whllo
beforo sho was 80
hutiKry she could
hardly wait for hor
meals. Thecloctors
gave her mcdicino
but it did not help
her. One day I wna
rcaJinir n little
book of yours and it reminded mo that
when 1 was a vounc girl 1 took sev
eral bottles of Lydia K. l'inkham's
I Voce tnfiie (?ompound. So phe went to
the dniK store and iot n bottle nnd
' after takinc tho second ono she could
eat and Iihs not had uacKiicne Binre.
in an ho took six bottles of u. si.0
Roes to iMiooi anil on naiuroays neipa
with tha housework. Sho iaa normal.
healthy cirl now and wo rMommend
your medicine. You have my pormlsv
eloti tonublush this letter ns a testi-
monial for the AV;o tablo ComiHiund. '
Mrs. Frank SKLCHKitT 100 1.arabeo
St. Horiron Wisconsin
Mothers nil over tho country hnva
found Lydia 10. Pinkhnm'a Vegetable
Compound to bo n most reliable rem-
edy tor such conditions.
7nmo flip fli'-m Anticpntip
C i j '..-'i T.VcV Wl.iV1 v .r C
LlqUHl JlISC Wliat 10U
JNctxi. is JNot Greasy
Don't worry about eczema or other
ftVIn trmibtQ Vimi ft. )...a .. ..I.-
healthy skin by using Zenw. 6b
. .1 .
ni ui .my uiug More ior ooc or
extra larue Kittle for 511 m
4 h r lUU- . .
w iT "J'i . Y fmovM Pimples
blackheads blotches eczema nnd ntiR-
W0IP an" makes the t&" clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean penetrating
antiseptic liquid neither sticky nor
Kre.vsy and stains nothing. It is easily
applied and costs a mere trille for each
application. It is always dependable
1 be E. W Koee Co Clevclind. 0.
SEE BANKRUPTCY
FOR RAILROADS
XeCUtlVPS Fear Woi'St'
ir..t". a" ' . 1 iif'iY I
Unless Agreement With
Men Is Abrogated
rillCA'lO. Jan 31
ftankruiitcy
for raltroadH linleHi prompt aeUon
U taken to modify or ntirnir.ito llio
iiwiMotml agreement between tho rail
toad ndmluUtrntloni and thn roads
wa tho ueiieral tenoi' of predlctlonn
made before tho I'lited HtateH rail-
wav labor hoard an thn bnnnl lnet!i .. . .-. f .... ....
today to ck a nolutUm of railroad dumnRon In fouml again! tho trnlted
prr.blemn. ... . Htaten It nhall be eonflnod to the
(.eiKirril V. W. Atterbury rhnlr- VhIuh of land at tho tlim of rale
man of tho labor commltt of lliewl.i. iirlli r.. t s t
. oi liitlmi of llnllwiiy KxeeutlveH
i f thn I'enimylvantii road went be-
fore tho board with tho declaration
that operating expenses of the rondn
( uld bo reduced at leat $300000-
ooii a yonr by the abolition of na-
1 llonal agreemenln rulen and work-
. lngrondtlnnH "forci'd on tho roads
iia war mi'OMuren."
Atterbury predicted that nnlern
tin board taken prompt action
t iiiny of the rulhvayn may bo forced
Into IriHolvency.
(.'halrmiin 11. M. Ilarton told It I n
fellow membetM that only ro-opera-tlon
of employers rmployen and thn
fioard "can nav' tho rallroadn of thn
country from general bankruptcy."
Iteforo thn board turned tn other
mailers II. M. Jewell prerldent of
the rtilluny eniployci dciartment of
the Amrlcntt Federation of Iitior
wnn nnnurecl that tho I'liitdoyen
would have a chance to Je heard
before any derlnlona am tnado.
AsHcwor Im CeiiLscirnlloill
Hprrlal lo The World.
DUNCAN Jan. 31. Tho valua-
tion of tho real estate of thn city
of Duncan hnn Increased over half
a million dollars over that of last
year according to figures compiled
by County Assensor I'ntcrs. Tl as-
sessor has had a committee from
tho chamber f commerrn working
with him In mi attempt to glvo every
property owner a miuari; deal In the
matter of his assessment this year.
Hnslgu ('iillccl to Duly
Special to Tho World.
I'O.NCA CITY Jan. 31. Karl
Drake accountant with tho Mur-
iatic! Heflnlng compnny here has
leen notlded to expect a rali to
sorvlco In thn navy during tho win-
ter maneuvers In Cuban wutors. Ho
holda thy r-'-.-vo ranis of er.slgn In
the navy. Ho will bo absent about
two months nn this time.
Hett Homo Talent I'lny
SpecUl tnThi) World.
VINITA Jan. 31. "Tho Microbe
of Love" put on hero by homo tal-
ent In tho Interest of securing money
feir buying a moving picture ma-
chine under thn auspices of tho l'ar-ent-Te'iiehiTs'
association. filled
tlranel theater Thursday night to ov-
erflowing ami netted belter than
$300. This was the best homo talent
.play ever staged In this Hty.
F lt'n on the film w will have
L It In tho picture.
NF.LKON
Fine film Finisher
In nt Ten Out nt FIvo
Ami Fine Art Work
Hot IDIt Perry Okla.
IT HAS NO EQUAL
SAYS MRS. DAVIS
Wichita Woman Says Tanlac
Has Entirely Freed Her of
Chronic Indigestion.
"I hav gotten moro real rellof
from a few bottles; of Tanlac than
from all tho medicines I havo taknn
lu the past four years put together"
s.ild Mrs. Mlnnln W. Davis GOG New
Vork nvenue Wlrhlta Kansas.
"My trouble was chronic Indiges-
tion which seemed to undermine
my whole health ami It wan almost
nil I could do to keep from giving
up ami becoming bedridden. An It
wan I Just managod to drag mysnlf
about tho hnuso. My nerves wore
slinttereel nnd n good night's real
was a stranger to me.
"A wonderful changn rami over
mn soon .after I started on Tanlac
It wasn't long beforo I wan eating
heartily and never having a touch
of Indigestion. My nervei are
normal once morn nnd I sleep ns
peacefully as t did years ago before
my troubles began
"Tanlae In my opinion Is a medi-
cine) without an equal and If every-
body could knuw It like I do thero
wouldn't be ho many peopla com-
plaining about their health."
Tanlac Is sold In Tulsa exclusively
by the Qunknr and Puritan Drug
companies - Aelvt.
IF YOUR EARS RING
WJTH HEAD NOISES
It you litre roaring bailing noliri
In rnur er ie rettlm hard of
bearing nJ fur Cstmhsl llnlaen
ro In jour tlmcglir nJ get one ounce)
jf ririnint ( doubts itrcntth). and
idd to It one fourth pint nf hot water
ind a III I le grannlatcd lufur. Tata
one tablopconfut four times a day.
This will often brine quick reliaf
from tha dlitreutnc head noltM
("lofted ritn: nhoulj open breath-
ing berume eair and tho niumi atop
Iropi'Inr Into the throat. It Ii eaar
in prrnare rmia little) and Ii pleaianl
to Ule Ao;onn ho haa Catarrhal
Iroublo of the earl Ii hard of
hearing cr hat head nolle ihotild
lite this prexrlptloa a trial AJ
Montr back without question
If HUNT'S Salve fill In the I
treatment at ITCH KCZBMA.
ninuwuHK l AiTKK er
other ItcMnr akin dlteaeee.
Xif u IS cent bos at our rlak
Clli.lMAI niiiei roAdt
. C ADIES SlOtf REWAII!
ItMUlNtTX
um w tm)
"?'". Mell". AewnilnM l
rlVl'" Ml"" tnfrfrrr. With warl
hwi eweep
...... 1 "a"1 eniMe
Itiln of Oklahoma
News From Capital
New ()aK! llltl I'ii.smiI.
KftrlM In 'I hn W-.rlil.
WAHI.N(JTO.V Jan. 31 The
V"i;Vr.:WV' :0'!M."? Jlrl: -
k"'m .f ""V""" "f :"? to
ln-nr and render Judgmont In the
OkiBo clvllli'.atlon-fund dalm of
Oxoko nation iiialnnt the t.'nlled
HtntvM wax iiawed by tho nonato to-
flnV. 'I'flll flinnMllrn lina nlrnnilv
punned tho houno and now t?oo to
lin president for hid nlKtiature. The
claim arisen out of tho wilo of
OnaKo I.iiuIh under th treaty of
Sept. 2D UBS. Tho bill Klvos either
party tlio rlKlit or appeal to the Ml-
premo court of the fnlted HtatiH
. . i Wii.mi ni rn.i. !.
bill further provides that atlorneyu
e mployed by the tribe shall not. re-
ceive fees amounting to morn than
10 per cent of value of the Judgment
In tho case.
Indian Dnilniigi' Aiithorircel
Tho senate today patwod tho Owen
Jilll authoilzlng drainage districts
to tako In Indian reservations.
To 'Oked)' 'I'hrvc Knwn
Tho bill by Henator Owen provid-
ing for ratification of Aeldln Mny
Auld and Archlo William Aulel. Kaw
Indians who were enrolled an inem-
bein of the tribe after the' laniN
and money of tribe hail been divided
wan ptissi'il by the nenate tculny A
similar bill by Oongrwman Charb's
Swlndall of uklahoma in pending
lu tho houno.
Hiitto Ca.se' l') April 1 1.
The supremo court today nd-
vanceel for argument em April 11 the
ensn of Hie I'nlteil States plaintiff
In error versus A. 'A. Hiitto who Is
charged with Inducing Tonkawa In-
dians to mil land tncelvlng a pe-
cuniary benefit to himself. Tho
cnsei against A. '. Hutto J. It.
White Hay Ken and J. It. Hicks
charged wllh sedlcltlng Tonkawa In-
ellans to purchase an automobile
with pecuniary benefit to tho four
defendants H also to be argued tit
thn same time.
Straighten. Lauil Muddle
Henator Owen today Introduced a
bill authorizing the secretary of the
Interior to execute a eiult-rtnlm doeel
to J. I. Holmes of Whltefleld. giv-
ing him title to land granted to thn
I'nltod .States by tho Choctaw and
f'hlebiiiibn'v nations which was er-
roneously scheduled to tho I'nltcd
States lustc.nl of K. H Fnrrell who
sold It to Holmes A similar bill
rr;
' 1
1 r
Una been Introduced In tho House
by Iteprencntatlvo HnHtliiKS.
I)I"mi- of lloot Car Ciixc
ITnder tho piovlidoni! of a bill In-
troduced by Senator Owen tho aocro-
tnry of tho treimury Ih authorized
1 anco company $271.01 an a refund
lh0 prcr.H of the Mile of an
to pay the American Alliance innur
automobile belonging
nit to Jami's K.
i'il bv tho com-
...
Wllnmi. nnd lriNiiri'il
'. . .
pnny which was stolen and later ' tiuico oiiikiiiik inn rucinm iiimii iii
seized for usn In violation of liquor! bo given over exclusively to tho
laws In the Indian country.. ! medical profession nnd will bo mod-
icrnly equipped for the purpose Tho
wrirlli'tt I'Mtrv Foil AoilM'SS Krour"1 floor wl11 probably bo oc-
A.soini.ii i Aim iuii .ifiiiiii. ..! n rim .torp.
Y. W. C. A llolels I'ourllt I'nti'rtaln-
mi nt for I'lieinpleeVeel (Jil ls Toela).
(llrN under 20 whom tlm wavo f'f
unemployment han left stranded high
on the shoro nro invited to "comn
and play" In the girls work edub-
rooms of thn Y. W. C. A. nt 3 30
o'clock rui'silay afternoon when the
fourth party for unemployed girls
will b held with Miss Madeline
Chambers one of the number as
hostess. Thirteen girls have alreaelv
promised to attend and Miss Mabel
iSonen girls work secretary is hoping
that moro will como "Just for good
luck" If for no other reason. The
purpose of these parties in to got the
girls ncdtialnte.l With each other ami.
eventually to link them tip with tho
clurm"1'
"
Fi:.HS t'NDICSIHAHlii: INFl.FX.
First Haptist Church Pastor Thinks
K. V. Criminals Will Flock Here.
Tulsa is likely te have an undo-
slrablo addition to her population In
the crooks and iimleslrables whom
l the new commissioners anil police of
Kansas City are now driving from
thnt city nml who may drift here
In the opinion of Hcv. W. (). Ander-
son of tho First Haptlst church. "As
hundreds of crooks nro said to bn
leaving Kansas City Tulsa may ex-
pect to get a number" hn said yes-
terday. "From newspapers and from
Information from friends I gnther
that the now commissioners nnd po-
lice of Kansas City nro making It
very uncomfortable for tho law-
breaking element."
I"arkeel Cur Stolen.
A Nash touring car belonging to
H. M. Kdlnger 1330 South Oenvui
was ntob'ti nbout 9 o'clock last night
from ItH parking place on the north
X'vSx'' -
'Km
Forget the Past It's Gone
If tiou have had reverses or other ill fortune
start anew with determined effort. Set "your
goal hifjh and work hard to attain it.
Get the drop on the future hu starting to save.
When uou have a Savings Account.' uou al-
w.ilfs have at least one good friend to help
gou out of tight places. That friend will be
as strong and helpful as uou determine.
One dollar a week deposited from now on
will grow at compound interest into a consid-
erable sum in a short span of gears.
We can give uou figures that show exactlu
what pou will have from a given amount for
a specified length of time. Start todau.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Exchange Trust Company
14 East Third
Metal Tickets
Effective NOW metal tickets will be
sold by trainmen of the Tulsa Street
railway instead of paper tickets.
Trainmen will hand to passengers THE
FULL NUMBER OF METAL TICK-
ETS PURCHASED. And passengers
in paying fares with metal-tickets will
please drop same'in fare box the same
as cash fares.
The paper tickets previously purchased
will of course be good until used.
Tulsa Street Railway Co.
aula of tho Sinclair building. 1M j
Inner In r.-poriliiK thn theft to tho
police raid that ho had only been
iihnent from thn car about n half
hour.
Dix'tors I'lim to lllilld.
Bpf lI tn Th Witrtit.
1 1 K N 1 1 Y KTT A . Jan. 31. A build
ling fund is belnu oitfnnlzcd by tho
j llenryetta physicians having for Its
object the erection of a two-story
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The Bct Cough Surup
la Home-made
llerr'a nn ppm? wr In at t? ffcid
Jtt tirktr Iter brut remjcll rrnvdr
juu etff tilrd.
You've probably lie.ird of tliis well-
known pUn of making cough syrup
nt linmc. Hut liao you eier mcl
it! Thnimmla of families the world
over feci tint tlicy cnulil linnHy keep
lmiio without it. It'n fimple and
' "V " h l' VL LlZnLt
! 'L1' 11 l'cr""ntnt
Into a pint bottle" poilr 2' ounce
i of l'inexi then add plain grunul.itril
1 nug.u syrup to lill up tlie pint. Or
It desired use curilled inoiattpi
' honey or corn syrup instead of sugar
syrup. Killicr way it t.ntci good
ni'WT spoils anil give) you a full pint
of better cough remeely than you
could buy ready-made for three times
! 1U cost.
It H ro.illy wonderful how quickly
1 lliid home-made remedy conquer a
1 couch usually in "4 hours or lc.
It ccnn to penetrate through every
I air passage loocn a drv hoarse or
tight cough lifts the phlegm heals
the membranes and elves .iltuoU inl-
mediate relief. Splendid for throat
tickle lio.irseniMn croup bronchitis
and bronchial antluna.
l'incx is a highly concentrated com-
Found of genuine Norway pine ex-
ract and liai been used tor genera-
tions for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment nsk your
druggist for "ij4 ounces of l'inex"
with directions and don't accept any-
thing rf Guaranteed to give abso-
lute satisfaction or money refunded.
The l'incx Co. Ft. Wayne Ind.
ha"'c
NESTLli'S
U. S. ARMY
SALE!
Double Drill ()r
Coats khaki ... DC
Double Drill CTA
Pants khaki .. DUC
Oversea tZfl
Caps OUC
Army Belts very sy r
durable OC
Army Puttees priced up-
from . 75c
Army Blankets khaki
FZ". "!'... $495
Army folding (PO OK
Cots khaki . tPO.lD
Tents U. S. Khaki
K $27.50
Extra heavy Overcoats
Wool $5.95
A rmy O. D. Coats
wool . $1.95
O. D. .Breeches all-wool
pair . $1.95
Army Caps 50c QpT
up to iOC
Aviator Caps O. D. wool
each . . 75c
0. D. Sweaters extra
?" $1.95
Khaki (J-tf in
Sweaters ...
Army Whitc-Duck Coals
III:... $1.45
Extra heavy rn
O. D. Shirts . tPZ.DU
Khaki Shirts KA
priced now .... OUC
Army Hats priced at
?'-00 $1.95
U. S. Army tf-J -j A
Bayonets ... 45XeX4:
O. D. Mack- jry r A
inaws D I UJ
U. S. Army frty r A
Shoos reissue i)i)J
Hobnail O?
Army Shoes. &UuO
Bronze Munson Last
Shoes QP;
pair tPO.tw
U. S. Army Officers'
ST $6.85
Get our prices on pieces
shipped f. o. b. Tulsa.
U. S. A. pants packed
500 to the bale blankets
packed 25 to the bale 0.
D. shirts packed 80 to
the bale.
Wo have an entire floor
for mail order use in
army goods. The largest
in the southwest. Ad-
dress Union Army
Goods Store
112-114 South Main
J
Phone 1881
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