The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 46, Ed. 1, Tuesday, November 15, 1921 Page: 3 of 16
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TULSA DAILY WORLD TUESDAY NOVEMBER lo 1921
JAPAN PREPARES
DARINGDEMANDS
Will Only Agree to Navy
Cuts if England and
' America "Barter"
V A -IIINCITONi Nov. H. Jnpan
In i mpm "wrap" tha Anglo-Jiip.
Prayer Meetings Set
for This Morning
t. .
if
rrntv of nlllanru If tho fnr
''ublein wlilrli licr dclCKntlon
light to Wnalilnicton In no-
I by America ami Knclarul It
anied from a scml-ofdclul
Jai'.in W Iioll umf nciiMiitlonal
iir): -iiln to iircaent to tho confor-
tnf ly which ho hope to train
di.inii atlon ovor Manchurlri Mon-
cul.i anJ northern China and ex-
tern! ter Influcncu all alone tlio Hl-
bcri.ii) oast.
Would Shut World Out.
Jar n would i-loso the door ip
fori it coinmerco In Munchurla
tiT' a far-rcachlne nchemo
im"1 at the economic penetration
of a'l lorthcrn China.
Ja ii in willing to bargain with
AniPr a nnd tho United Kingdom
p'nyii Hhatttunc and nnvul rctluc-
h 11 ucnlnist tho consent of the
t'nioi' WIhIch to her demand for a
p-1 ''i-ute modoled after tho
Kr. n. h protectorate In the Morocco
over Manchuria and Mongolia.
Ilcr Attitude.
'li. lapanenc uttltuda wnu out-
lmr.i c- follow. Although It muHt
hf I ft In mind that tho pressuro
may tnpel Japan to churnto her
pri'gi nui
1 .lupan In willing to i;lvo up
Shan- Jng to China and accept
AmtruuH proKram for navul reduc-
tion ' n condition that tho United
iitati . and KnKlaml will rocoRnlzo
the Lunnlns-Iahlt ucrecment nvKotl-
ted In 1917 which willed that
Japan has a vpcclut Intercut In
China.
2. Japan is willing to evacuato
tho Klhertaii vcaboard Including
VladivuHtuk on condition her de-
mand for a protcctorato over Man-
churia and Mongolia Ih Krnritul and
ruoBiilzcd by tho powers.
PARADE IS TllGFEATURE
Mcilcan Hand Will Head the liar.
ri I'r.-dvnl I'rooo'lun Which
Mini's on Ntm-tM Satiinlny
A mammoth Imrudo la to bo a bin
part of Festival day Katurday No-
vfmher 19 The members of the
Shrine patrol tho Klka drill team
the Dokkl Saba grotto and tho Amcr-
cn Ix-clon In uniform and flanked
by their own bands will bo a part of
It. This announcement came xentrr-
day fiom I. (J. Long chairman of tho
program commlttue.
The Mexican band will lead the
procr-Mlon that wilt move throiiKh
the business itrcotn of Tulaa shortly
after 1 o'clock. Bpeakcrs of tho day
and out of town uucsts will follow
and the Jordan car thut Is to be Klv-
fn away comes next In the order
named. Tho parado will bo preceded
by band concerts nil to bo given at
tho same time. The concerts how-
ever arc to ho given In flvo parts of
the' city These aro slated for from
11.30 to 1 o'clock Two Tulsa hands
of 25 plcccu each will play tho Mexi-
can band and probably the Ilartles-
Ulle lesion band A 5-ploco orches-
tra will play for tho mardl grua at
Convention hall at night.
Schedule for prayer meetings for
Tuesday morning November 1J 10
to 10:30 o'clock.
-Mrs. It. D. Morr 1S0S Kouih Obey-
entic; Mrs. It Wilson 40914 South
Kciinshit: Mrs. (1 c. Ieonnrd 1133
Hast Fourth; Mrs H (. Sprtndler
121 West Seventh street; Mrs O. (I.
Watt. 1723 South Uorkford. Mr O.
K Chancellor. 1179 North Denver;
Mrs w. W. Harter. 312 Hast Twen
tieth! Mrs. Clark. 1M Hnst Al-
mlral; West Tulsa luptlst church
"("i mini iiirn i. ninuiier aio
Wiiit Twelfth; Mrs. I W William
70 South Denver; Mrs. Oscnr
ixiwry. u.n South llaltlmore; Mrs.
juiwinan sos west r.lgnih.
Mm. H. F. White. Kl Jnlm Kl
Lombard addition;. Mrs II. Wells
2618 Federal; Mrs. W. T. Owens 624
Wet Twelfth: Mm JoncM. 1524
South St. tail In; Mrs. M. II. (Jllllam
vaucr Mtaiion; Mrs. i . l'orter
538 South Yorklown; Mrs. J. T
Wulson 1613 Knt Thirteenth
street; Mrs. Thomas. 1S64 South
lloston; Mrs. I. W McRlwealne 123
North NoKsleai Mrs. Chanole. 712
North Klwood; Mrs. rimYlra Kirk
327 South Wheeling Mr. Thomp-
son 1 UJ6 South I'eorla. Mrs. tan
Johnson r.30 South Victor. Mr. W.
O Fornian. 23 North Zunls; Mrw. J.
J. Miller lis South Madison; Mrs.
T. O. Willis. 151i Kan Third enrect;
Mrs. a. u. tinrtin. 103 South Wheel.
Ing. Mrs. Crouch. 711 South Tlwood
Mm. Wheeler 142! Fast Second;
Mrs. A C. Itoso. 724 South Denver;
Mrs W. If MhI'ii I9-i Mntlth I.Tli.ln
Mrs. A. C Johnson 415 West
Fourteenth place; .Mm V U. Mor-
gan SOI South St. Louts; Mrs. J
ii. jiarvey noi koiiui ijuiney; .vtrs
K. J. MeJiinkln 701 North Chey.
enno: Mrs. c. O. tllttlnirer. 1327
South Quaker; ov. Slier 117 South
Victor; Mrs. Charles Haley. 11S0
North Cheyenne; Mrs. W. S. Powell
nij nouin uiein; .Mrs. Joiin
Wilson 1633 South lloulder: Mrs. II
M. McCabe. 1023 South Ilostorf:
Mrs. U J. Mollett 172S South Uultl-
tnore; Mrs. Thompklns. 1112 South
St. units; Mrs I'. .1. Hastl 408
rorth Frisco.
day with n crew of five men. three
of whom work In the daytlulr and
two at night. Its capacity Is 50
tons dally V. W. Bmlth Is superintendent
To savo expeno In the construe-
INCINERATOR IS A SUCCESS
100 MASONS TAKE DEGREE
.Wmh! From Parts oT Okla-
homa to Sec Work Put On.
Masons from all ovor Oklahoma
amembled In Tulsa Monday to tako
the royal and select and the super-
excellent master's degree of tho Ma-
onlc orde which Is conferred twlco
each year by the Tulsa council No.
S2. Moro than one hundred took
the work Monday night It was esti-
mated by officials of the lodge.
Tho special cercinonlal session at
o'clock lit Masonic temple il8
South Main street began tho day's
events followed by a grand dinner
at t o'clock. Tho beautiful nnd super-excellent
master's degree was
put on beglnn'ng at 7 30 o'clock and
elosedtho day's program
Officials nellevr; Nye Odorless What
us .MuiiiiriH'tnrcr ( lalm.
Aftor a week of Intensive opera-
tlon heads of tlit city health de-
portment are satisfied with the per.
formancc of tho new Nyo OderlenM
Incinerator which was put Into serv-
Ico on November 7. Since that time
tho plant has been operating day
and night disposing of garbage
trash and dead animals. Those In
charge of ho plant and residents
living within a short dlstanco of tho
plant have been unablo to detect any
odor umanatlog from tho smoke-
Htack. For tho first 60 days tho plant Is
to bo operated by .tho builders who
havo guaranteed Its efficiency and
its freedom from odor. Ax tho end
of the 60-day period it Is to be
turned over to tho city.
Tho plant Is operated 24 hours a
7
for skin blemishes
"RESINOL
Soolhinq tnd HtaJinq
It reduces irritation
andusually restores
the skin to its normal
healthy condition
Thai free
DepU2T
Resinol
BduntorejU.
St
THIS BOOK
ON HOME
BEAUTIFYING!
FREE
THIS book contains
complete instruc-
tions for finishing all
wood hard or soft-
old or new. Explains
just what materials to use and how to
apply them. This book tells how to se-
cure beautiful up-to-the-minute enameled
effects on woodwork and furniture with
Johnsoh's Enamels
Yni will have no trouble applying Johnson's
Enamel for it flows so perfectly that no laps re-
man just a clear grainless porcclainjikc surface
wnicn will stand repeated
washings. Johnson's
Enamel will not fade chip
check crack nor peel.
Made in White Ivory and
French Gray i
Home nhnold hste the Johnson
j"oV Take roupon to your pnlnt or
bartn iK for fr opr
t'r .ale by utl driUrr. Distributed by
Killmer Paint and. Glass
Company
I
1R. DEALER:
I Heae give me free a copy of the Johnson book on Home Beautifying;
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name...
Address
tlon of the plant the hillldlhK ih il r!o fir ii r iati tind l cur
pled by the other Im Inerator. which iwn observations and He oisera
Ullft 11 rilllllre. UAI 11IIH.l ittl111! . ll.lta t IStl.... Uia ..1.nt la Anhr.lu i
with tho MitiMeMnvk. Only the I rr - ! od"rleH anil m Ihk Vffl' lent eerv
iciiui viin i nniir.ru lllll ll'l llItT iHttiib
havtnu heen entirely removed.
Ire" Dr. I.. U. ITeoBon ity niiperln-
tenilmit of health hhM yeHlenlny.
Let Fatima smokers
tell you
lpl .
" Nothuifr else
will do"
M
A
FATI
CIGARETTES
cC but taste the difference
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
liipcrt nttliiK
Slnsterfnl
SIlOCIIUlklTh'l
Quality
Serko
1'oohenr of
IIbsIiIlmi
VN
RPHY
gSHOE
i
s
4C ntyleR to choose from. The ncwem of tht
new Uvory pair bench-made.
Our Trices 11.50 to 1 0.50.
America's Fluent Hhoe for .Men When you
buy sIioch buy n jIhio with a niiino nnd a rep-
utation It la your proleetlon.
Our I'rlces ia..1(l $11011 n ml I ft. 00.
Sullivan Shoes for Women in all styles and lenthcra. Refrular $11.00 $ 1 2.H0 und
0v?!..0" $6.95 and $7.95
I. Miller Baronette Satin Pumps in blnck and brown; both in French and Junior
French heels; every pair guaranteed. Our price CJ"1A GJI'ICA
the pair... r... AND tPll.OU
Oednr 14&M
1107 B. Main
llct Shoeit
for I.m
M'iiicj'
"And Man- How I Did Eat
Real Food!" ' .
I'OOKING BACK now to those racatlon days there's a
J lively kindling of joy evon in the memory of appetite at
camp-fire meals
' Real food and real hnngerl
i '
Tliat's tho year-around relationship between appetite and
Grape-Nuts that crisp and wholesome Rift from the Rreat out-of-doors
the perfected goodness of Nature's beat food grains.
There's a flavor and charm to Grape-Nuts that appeal to
the apptlte fike the Un of the summer camp and thore's a
scientific balance of nutrition and a readiness of digestion that
make Grape-Nuts a wonderful aid to health and vigor.
y'Real foodr is the verdict of enthusiastic thousands who
find a dafly delight in the unique sweetness and crispness of
Grape-Nuts and who "carry on" splendidly with its body-
bulldinc nourishment.
Let the zest of appetite be a companion of your indoor
meals too 1
Grape-Nuts is sold and served wherever good food is
sold and served. '
Fhere's a Reason" for Grape-Nuts
KUPPENHEIMER
OVERCOATS
of
Imported Fabrics
for the truly exacting man who wants
a garment of extraordinary beauty
Handsome cloths such as only the master
weavers abroad can take the time and skill
' to create. Designed and tailored by The
House of Kuppenheimer.
Overcoatings for the man who wants in- .
dividuality heavy 'soft beautiful un-
common herringbones cords diagonals
stripings and Glen Urquharfc plaids the .
colorings are of resplendent depth and the
shades inimitable in this country: coffees
mosses rocks and fogs. Great rising coats
town ulsters swagger business slip-ons.
Fancy backings bright splashes of color in
checks stripes and plaids to be the thing
this fall and winter.
Prices Now Reduced in Our Great
Sale of All Kuppenheimer Garments:
587 Vnltics
ICunnenlieimer
Overcoats now
SCQ.75
$93 Values
Kuppenheimer
Overcoats now
$59.75
$TQ'75 KVppenhehne7
jf S Overcoats now KJ S
and Reductions on Suits and Overcoats like this:
$97 Vnlues
Kuppenheimer
Overcoats now
$29 nnd $34
Values
$1 0.75
1
$39 and $44
Values
$29-75
ftf2
$49 and $54
Values
$39-75 $49
$67 and $74
Values
$ 1 0.75
mirtiis JJiroiw)n
Tulsa's Li vest Leading Men's Store
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