The Sunday Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 268, Ed. 1, Sunday, June 26, 1921 Page: 3 of 40
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TTLSA DULY WOULD SI'NDAY 11 NL W'll
WILL DEVELOP Fallinq Off in Mortality
SPIRIT OF SONG Ascribed to Various Causes
A Store the People Believe in Can Always Do More for Them
f (TION A
.tnmity Council Gets .u"'.l't.".V!iv.!:':':'::!."..
Wrvicos of Song jtSiVS.." 5SW .S
LCtldCr "f mnl1 Iit dttlm hi rv hit
on the tlc fi'iim ' ItiR.ii illcmi nf tin'
i ai)" nf tlilM clunRc iiinl without
.nnMnrn IP UCDC uttpmptttiK t.i im profane or diicrl-
(IK iHmZ.L.n O MLrxL." 'Wus H nmv ! Miitr-.l nuthorl
UM1-
rounds Hoys' Work an(
r Objects Stressed by
the Council
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!II)lli:p I'. CIIAMVICK
11'A Jiltio 55. Sovcrnl
ago the uxlonlim ilop.irt-
f tha Okl.ihom untviTRlty
i liiMltuto In H.iptilra .inil tit
.I.' a cnmmunlly rounrll wim
1 for tliu liurpogo of deal-
Mth coiiiiuuiilty iirobh'tiirt
. o-pmntluii uilli otlK't' UKi'ii-
i ik c"inmunlt' touin II Ih now
..inlzid ami h.m the follow -"i.'itm.
John Kllliishmisin
Mw. .loo A II' ii. vif jiH'g.
i I L'M'FKau. trrimuri'r: Mlu)
Mallory m-prntury. Mt'tiilins
'nils of thin orRnnir.iitlnn
it ulmi to havo a trained
i ity iirRiinlzor cent lirrr no
tho Coinmiinlly Service
fl.nil an organizer licru for
nrr months.
i tvhucli'r the nrR.inl7.nr
i. a month nco ami liu.i hri'n
.r Hlni o his arriv.il. JiiiiIiil'
il.iy.M lu re Im vtaltnl all thf i(lt Htroot car
tamoly that In Tulmi the mniiliiT of
urnllin haw (Iccri'iiard fiotn 20 10 35
.Jul niit over the number it'cordi-d
iy locil utnliitiikerH Hue y aia UR".
Thu thani'!' th-y explained has
hppii khhIimI. thf itrcMBKP fhowlni;
trior jilalmy with tho jihmiiii; of
1 'h yt'iir.
Naturally thoy t.nlnt out tlio
(tenth rntu whj IiIkmphI ilnrltiK tho
lnfliidir.u epidemic lint It did not
drop so to !fl per com liiinntdtiitfly
after that (leploraliln period. Tho
Mm rar following tho epidemic the
drop was about 15 per rent and tho
otlnT flvn to ten por cunt h.ia been
evident lncp thimr
Several different tlicoiloK ht nil-
vanned by tho undnrtuki'iH In ex-
plaining thu cuumh of thin dein ifo.
One of them bi'llesru It Ik parllally
diii' to thn Inactivity of tho oil in-
diiKtry. Thla hunlnc h Mated Is
i'oiimIiI' Ivd a fairly ImgardoiiK out'
althoUKli not no much a." 1101110 otlipr
linen and from ltn iank luio mnu-
many deaths mostly resultlny from
fatal incident.
"Sal'i'ty rirst" Henri IY11I1.
Another undertaker mentlonlnj;
nn definite Industry Im of tho opin-
ion that the Intensive "xafety flint"
eampalgiiM eondueted In recent yearn
by virions aKioclatiomi nrK.inlii.i-
tli'iis inilUMtrlal plantH and rallwuy
linen Ik in no Ktmill
( urliiriK 1 t i 1 n n lv 1 n 1 wh.'i.'
'iret '.ll. 'll"'l Wl'h hlKh Kt"k"
b'.id and mil 1 1 I juikki op. 1 " I tls
1'i.ndlMiiii p h'I In Tiiik.i I In- nne
a f it di.s in all oilinr metiopniltnn
ettl.. InhiliCid b atttnelhe men
and it 1 ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 f I
Anyway. It Ib IndlHpuUble tint 'he
ilfiith intn llerp IK rlperPHrtmr i.ii elU I
that It Imp nlnady nuffpred .1 jno
nniinrrd KlUItip.
Thp on (if dylni: Iiiik dei i eae.l
only Klljrhtly. Aeenldluic to In. al 1111-
dei takpm.e.Kikol mniiiifaelurei h .mi.
tlmp rh enti red Into a cotitia. 1 1M1
aket InnketN providlnn a .IH' h. a..
of 1U1 day. ThiK work tin. imdi-i
lakem itate reipiheH onlv the lnh-
eil nklllPd workmen A ebuht 1 h.n.K'i
lift n rlecled In th prletot In l. i-h i-
I peiixIMi eanki In but not 111 tin hifc'iier
prh ed oiien. '
BLIND RABBI HAILED HERO
md conuiicteu piiikj lie is ineamiro reponilble. Workmen he
Mill- 11 to rounoH ni an me e.plalnei have been ronmantly
hoolx anil Ih ronduetliu;
herlies. Mr. Sehueler ha
I In eltiKH at tho KlwanlH and
. luhs and HupIik'Hh and l'ro-
I Women's club and other.
nfWr linn announced that bin
..live Is to be community
This Is an activity or form
."ilon that everyone ran ar-
m ami It H Bomothlnu that
. very onn like to do. JCvery
I I ih tho mtiilc pplrlt antl It Ik
.-KHary to dcveloji or awaken
' It.
Siiuj tlm t'pllfter.
t iKii't an orKanlz-itlon rfl-
of ll.i purpose or JiiemlierK
f they will devolo a few 1110-
ni each meeting to ultiKhiR.
i-mnt jioon ce the reailtn
n there is not more slni:-
"ve lack of trained lcadcm
of the purposed of com
dilllrd and tatif-'ht In Kafity fliht
niPUHim m and oxpoped mai hlnei'v
has been made Hafo by thn uk of
metal Riiards and this wmU of edu-
cation has rcMUlted In procurliiK ex.
tremely xatlKlln'tbry results In hi1iii;
tho lives' and limbs of employes.
A third undertaker believes rnm-
Kulvo mensures to prevent or euro
Influenza anil other contafilous dls-
caws inn mainly to be credited for
tlio ch.inuo that jieoplo Kenerally
havo been taking belter c.uo of
themselves physically slum tho ed-
rlemlc a few years iiko and that they
will rontltuio to wntch more elonelj
for illscnso symptoms In tho ytais to
come.
The derrcaso applies more directly
to men and women of young or mid-
dle ace and not o old nc whnh
claims its reKular toll. This implies
Ixnt l".M' III ArcniiiK' and !) Ni")
' 1 1. 1 1 t j 1 1 1 1 nf i leiailH 1
DBTUOIT Mhll. .lune ii " A
blind hero of the world war will I"
the center of 11ttr.1t lion at the f r
11. al opening of the Mrst annii 1! "ti-
ventlon of the lts.iblet Aunt nun
Vet Mini of lilt'' world win leie
.limn 27 lln Is MUhnel Ani.'ii .11.
rabbi anil student of the lit brew
1'nlnn enllejf" I Inrlliniit I Who as
chnplaln i'l the IHsnblril AiinM.au
Veterans will tlellver the ltnor nion
at the first da's sepslnn f til. M't-
e ra ns.
Hahbl Aaionsnn nt the outbreak
of Ilia war enlisted and si re l In
the 1171b Infantry. Hoili of IiIm
ijes were blown out when in 'he
i.iplure of .Mi.nl fail. .Hi la tin Aii;
onne. he was slruek by a shell as
he was biitiRlntt Imi k wounded
Am.erli.in soldlns.
dodging'the luxury tax
lro Is to discover theno that the changed situation Is almost
I .
a'0Ti
St
Mill
1' !
if 1
t'i'.r.
() -a
tl'lll!
l-i; !
. .iders find these men mm
who would mako Kootl houk
and train thejn. Mr. Keliue-
1 :.irt a clas.s for none lead-
j" All civic organisations
' bs nf the city have been
1 . send one or more repre-
1 to take this course insioni;
M.ip under Mr. Sehueler. The
Hill last for three weoks and
. open to everyone regardless
r niuslitraliilnj; and there
be anycnfT!"
. . thliiKS besides sIiikIiik are
tressed. I'layroundR one of
. s worst needs. Hoys' work
...ny other thlncs aro to be
. zed. 'nmmunlty service Is
to duplicate or overlap the
f any existing orRiinlzatlnn
. (supplement thu existing
1
. lllriK In nnotlier thing that
-tressed. Considerable Inter-
ilrcady been uninlfesti.il and
iKh Interest Is shown antl
in a number of people who
n.unlnc. a specialist in story-
will be brought here
i I'hing beach or jiroper bath-
1 :!it mm nr" now being consld-
I recreational leaders.
- -e are only a few of tho things
immunity service Is streosing
or wholly in elluct among those
who have not lived their allulted
three scorn years and ten. anil who
are. generally speaking still in their
prime. Hv far the greater number
of men employed by tho oil Industry
are young men many between 20
ami 3D e.trs old. A study of thn
situation gives credence to alt of the
thetrle ndvanred by those who are
In a position to obtain accurato In-
formation about tho cuusrs of
deathf.
'all In Watch ThHr Step
Not a ff'W jicrsons have Jocularly
declared that the death rate is de-
creasing because with jircsent styles
of women's dresses and other of
their wearing apparel there Is too
iniirli to live for. Whothcr this ex-
planation drserves attention Is a
matter of conjecture. Statistics com-
piled over the lTnlted Htate show
that thn number of accidents hn In-
creased became of wonen's drtss
land that virtually all tho victims of
tncifo accidents arc men who wero
not olw-ervlng safety first rules and
regulations. Most of such accidents
however were not icrlous and vern
of such a naturn as would result If
one stubbed his too ngaln a crack In
the sidewalk or against tho obstinate
Ingenious Unices In Aioltl Pnjlng
.Mom') 111 (ioieiiiiui'iit
KOMII June iT.. Ingenious meth-
ods nre Invented hero to avoid pay-
ing tho luxury la.. The tailor ap-
jiroaches one mysteriously when
his suit Is. 'finished anil askH If lie
wishes to have a bill wilt 11 bo pays
for II in wlili h rase be will have 10
add I.m luxury lax.
"If however you like to ghe me
$000 In ro and now I will give you
tho suit nnd wo will iy no moie
about making out a bill" he iitbltt
A foreigner was buying somo lace
In a Tinman shop which cost J-'l anil.
In her surprise the owner of the
shop mill: "Would ou like me to
make a bill for 3.8f)(thm liixuiy tax
being on aitlcles oier l) and then
if you givo my little girl a present
of ('!. that will mike things light.
Why should we either of ua pjy
money to the government that we
aro not obliged?"
Straw Hals in 1 ?;.
One of the first monthins of Ftraw
hats Is to bo found in the London
Times. .Inly 7!t'J.
. "Straw In the lit nil dress ace. ail-
lug to the laws and lnimeinorl.il 1 us-
tonn of the stage denotes tho un-
soundness of the brain It covers
Several of those useful and icspect-
auip young men who mako the cam-
paign of llonit street have thought
jiroper to invest their temples wall
I the sa retl snibnls and wear straw
j hats to gie notice of their light-
headedness. '
I If true tins would hit all nf us
. rather hard. Anil et come in think
of it how many of us who wear
straw liiUs could sueeessfully nnd
'truthfully refute thp 1 harge-'
POR SKVKNTY YEARS NOKDYKK A MARMOM COMPANY
HAS STOOD FOR IIONORAIILB MANUFACTURING FOR.
CLEAN FAIR DEALING AND FOR BUSINESS PAIR PLAY
Car Buyers Should Ask
This Question:
"Is this enr a permanent model or do
you plan to bring out a new one?"
BEFORE you make a choice
of cars be as sure of the
model as you are of the price.
Your investment depends upon
permanency of model.
If your car is' to be put out of
date by a new model your in-
vestmcntjcvcn though you make
a saving is minimized.
Here is our answer to the ques-
tion: "No we arc not going to
announce a new model. Wc arc
not disposing of a current model
preparatory to bringing out a
new. Weofteryou notonly 192a
prices but a 1922 car the finest
wc have ever built.
"Wc make your investment a
permanent one.
You will not find
new model.
Stabilized Design
keeps each Mar-
mon 34 up-to-date.
Advanced
Engineering has
M ARM ON 34 PRICES
(JOW WAS
7.P'nfr Toutlnj-i
-!ai.nr Tourlac IVJWOO
Club Kcadlter . . . .'
Speed.tcr M""00
Coum M
Edn SS.O"
Llmousloe itxw woOO)
Town Car
All pm at fmiwmipoti" and tuljtct
to war MX
placed it far ahead in Engineer-
ing practicesand in construction.
For $3985 you obtain the gen-
uine $5000 Marmon 34 com-
plete as ever with all its acces-
sories. The Marmon 34 is today's fore-
most offering and will continue
to be. It has been tlic pioneer
among quality cars in giving the
public the advantage of price re-
ductions. No man can afford to make a de-
cision until he has investigated
the Marmon 34 and made com-
parisons of performance. On
price permanency and perform-
ance the Marmon 34 proves its
o ve rwnci mi ng
appeal.
Wc invite you in
to sec this car to
learn our policies
and to go on a
Marmon demonstration.
W. C. Noitis Motor Sales Co.
701 South Main
Osaiic 5300
11 hi
ntauuuj hi iNniANArouo Jin
Nordykk k Marmon Companv
ASf0MS9DM
Curtis Brown's Sale of
Manufacturers' Surplus
Continuing Tomorrow
Stocks
Kup
pe
1
n h
JL 111 JL
Hand Tailored - Virgin Wool Suits
A Special Purchase of Surplus Stocks Involving Hundreds of
Suits Secured at Price Concessions Making Possible These
Wonderful Curtis Brown Values.
Values Up to $60
33
Values Up to $75
3850
And Eclipsing all Former Value Events in Two-Piece Suits
We Offer a Great Selection That's Incomparable in Qudity
and Price; Palm Beach Mohairs Tropicals Silks Poplins
Shantungs Flannels and Air-o-Weaves.
'14
IQ75
$
Values to $25
Straw Hats
Panamas Leghorns Iallibun-
tals and HaiiKkoks at a bin re-
duction iiicludint; all crease-
crown telescope and optimo
.shapes:
All $ir and $18 (It-jAr
qualities at P l.JL0
All $10 and $12 (I7 A r
qualities at ) I LhO
All $7.f")0 qualities
Trousers
Values to $35
Shirts
Woven madras shirts a lare
collection in a wide range of
neat new patterns;
at
$2.45
Men's Socks
Kxfra quality mercerized lisla
men's hose in all colors also
black and white; the Off.
OOK
pair
$4.85
White gaberdine (JiT) A
trousers at i)&kO
I'alm Heach trousers fl
all colors
Light weight woolen (J Ar
at $8..jr and low as tPi.ty d
Mohair trousers
at
$7.45
White flannel dQ C
trousers pO It
Underwear
Gauze stripe madras Athletic
Vassal- underwear sloevelcM
and in knee length; sizes .'5 1 to
to '10. Priced the (j
Hxtra quality checked nain-
sook Athletic underwear cut
good and large size QP
!M to -KJ; at JOL
Our Buying nt a
Saving Means You
Save in Your
Buying
Anglocord and Cambrette a
new shirt for the hot weather
light and durable collars to
match ; a choice assortment of
if.":1:':" $2.95
English cloth silk and linen
construction; a wonderful line
of patterns for your (10 O
selection at S)0JO
M mummy silk Shantung
shirts very special and excel
lent values 0 A
at PI
All pure silk in an Kagle crepe
broadcloth and peau tie em-
pire; neat and high-color pat-
terns and extraordi- (tfT ApT
nary values at .... Pt).tt)
Neckwear
il pairs for $1.00.
High-grade fiber silk men's
hose in all colors including
white and black; extra
fine values at OVt
Phoenix pure silk hose for men
in all colors; new shipment
just received; price QA
the pair OUt
2975
Values to $50
Hosiery
Why roll 'cm? Women's thrcc-
quarter length hose ready
rolled in white Havana brown
and black semi-fashioned. At
a special price the (J-J Og
Women's pure silk hose with
lisle garter top reinforced at
heol and too with linen semi-
faflhioned silk to knee; in
black white dark brown and
navy; tho (!i A ff
tPA.IeJ
Caps
caps
torrid
95c
Toddle ties polka-dot twills
regimental and college stripes;
exceptional values
at
flie popular knit four-in-hand
ties In soiid colors and ftPJ.
stripes; priced at
Rcolchspun ties a cravat ting
very unique in appearain e. ex-
clusive patterns; ( CPy
Silk check golf shape
light and cool for the
;:r.:."rim.' $1.45
Overplaids anil solid colors in
the popular pleated (lrt
back caps at fUJO
Swimming Suits
Knitted worst ed s w i m m i n g
suits for women in black green
or blue with assorted colored
trimmings; d0 nid
at PO.i7 O up
Womens' satin swimming auitjt
slip-on models and with bloom-
fr".r.".':". $14.95 1
Men's one and twu-piecc swim-
ming suitH all wool worsteds
sizes .". 1 to :0 d0 ir and
priced from ..tPO.it) up
pair
Pure silk hose with lisle hem
top reinforced heel and too
with linen; a hose for practical
wear fine weave and has the
appearance of a hose of much
finer quality; in dark brown
black and white
at
$1.65
Phoenix pure silk full-fashioned
hose with the lisle foot;
in black dark brown russet
tan navy and gray. Remark-
able values (jj
I'liornlx oxtrn hi'nvy rjunlltv pure llk
ll'iftf ftlll -f.IHhlt.IUll lili )w III top .Lflil
II 1. in.. 1111.1 iiffi m ill 1 k. il u k
In 11 w 11 ami ci u)
Ht
$2.65
Vests nnd Bloomers
$2.35
PhnPtilx pure tlir'N'i'l ullk vbim In
pink orchid nnd whit
1 xtru lonKth
I'uro tliroail silk lilnnmorn kn'i-
IfiiKth rlaml'' wlt anrt kii1". m
pink (jray Havana lirown cnirnlil
gr'n nnd whur. Triced vgQ (IK
at
I'ulsa's Livest Leading Men's Store
an
Phoenix
Hosiery
Here Only
in Tulsa
In the Front Rank of American Retail Institutions
rfjrTlil1l niiiiiiiina
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