The Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 183, Ed. 1, Saturday, April 1, 1922 Page: 8 of 23
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TULSA DAILY WORLD SATURDAY APRIL 1 1922
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OHIO WILL DO
HONOR TO GRANT
State of His Birth to Stage i
Celebration of Na-
tional Interest J
MAN ON" HORSEBACK'
Rebel Soldiers of Irish Republican
Army With Their First Armored Car
President and Dignitaries l
Take Part in Commrnio-
rntivo Kxcrclios
CUI.l'M UUR. Ohio Mnrrli 31
Ohio will celebrate th centetiaiy of
lite birth of an. IT. K. Oram In t)i
counties of li In lilrlli ami yutllli.
April XT 21 mill t.
Otant ws lorn at Point Pleasant
Clnfinont county. Ohio n lindtlln of
hotbed JS nillea rnul t l.'lm ttinnti
on0he Ohio rlvr.
If plana are enrrled out. a illstln-
gufihed limly of turn will ttavel lii
thtfOhlo river from Cincinnati April
27 In the (ileum Island Queen mill
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Alianiing mar in no iiuimiaa " mo
mcfiiniy of ono (it llm must Illustrious
tnra liorn mi Uhl null. j
ftealdont I lai dinar who In to dc-
Ibffr tlit cmuinemnratlvn address
wlllt l" 01 tll(' l"lnd Queen. h will
Uencral Pershing a'l moil of tho
drwcnilnuts of liencial (liMiit. !
Uxercls that ilciy will bo hold
mirthn Plot nf ground on which fnr-tn.-Vl
y Mood tlm llltla rnliln In whlrh
(Iratit wnH horn: tlm rnliln In on the
stalo full- Krinitiila here now ln-limnil
In fi glass hniiao coverlntf. A dctnrh-
meut of solilluia finm Korl Tl ibs
Ky!j nro to accompany tlio pinaldcnt
na frill n tnllltiiry hand. Knur linn-
dritl aurvlvora of the civil war lo
IU rii on the boats na gnosis
'Win following day thiiin will ho n
rclnbrntlon nt llorlhel. C'lurmont
eotljity. n villa K" of about 1.&00 pur-
suits where was liorn tho lnothor of
tlrtjcrnl (Irani llnnnnh Hltitpsnii. mill
whero tlm general lived from IS41 to
1 SIR. Ilia oldest two chlldtcn
l'rtilerlck U. nml Nellie Clratit wero
born there. Tho chief orator that
dn fin to io Senator Frank II. Willis
of jPhlo
Hmtiio of lioj's School llnjs.
an tho (Iny following tho final
evMpt will tnko plnco nt tleorge-
tnvhi. Ilriiwn comity whero tho hoy
UrEnt win taken at Iho ago nt one
aniLii hnlf years Anil where III" oii-
tlri youth was spent Hn went tn
Vct I'oint from thero. United Htntes
Herjiitor Alice Poinorene U tn ho tho
chlfcf speaker.
'fho counties of Clermont anil
Ilrawn now aro conntrucllnKi with
Mnin nlil. n lilxliwny from I'lnrlnmitl
to (IcorKctown nhout IS tnllca In
lenptli. nt n rout of tirnrly )I 00000V.
Tilts road hfta hcon officially dcalK-
nnttd nn tlm Grnnt hlKlinny nml la
ainpg tun routn trMVereeii iiv liitn
flown ti.tia provldhii.' n LlronK inag-1
ntlc fldd ly con taut ntrcimth.
Thn tii"ClinnliMl lonhlrucllon of
tho (lli t lurretil motor Is very
altnllur to that of tho Kcncrntor do- i
a rllwd lit Ivaaon No. 7 tho nrm.i- i
Uiru (.olM nr locnted In lonKltudN j
nal alota und connected to tho many I
copiier iH-mncnts of n (.-(mutator In
auluted from Ilia arrnutuio eliult
When tlie motor la connected to it
aoiirre of ulcclrlciil power tho com-
tntitutor mnlntulna tha flow of cur
rent. In tho nrmnture In nurh ill- 1
reutlon na to ciiuae tho annulare to
' revolvn coiitliniiiflnly.
. Ilk- I ha direct turrent gncrntor
deaKrlhed In lemons N". 0 and 10
. ilia field winding limy ho cither
ahunt wrlea or i-oiiipound wound
I The fpeed of tlm direct current
motor la churned hy tnctina of a
wii'liihlo realatnnce known nn n
rheoatnt connected In tho field cr
(tilt. When the realatiiii' (. la i
i ( reaaed tho fldd current H I
aeiK'd und tho apcul of thu mot .r in-
i croneea. If tho icctatjinco li dc-
I crenaed however Hie turrent
through thu field winding u In-
1 ereaaeil und the apetM of tho no
tor la redutnd. In innrlno in: 'alia-
HER HONEYMOON
COST I1EII $3500;
ENDS UNHAPPILY
tlnna tho motor uaually rccchia di-
rect current at ii premurc of 100
volla from the ahlp'ri powi r ptnnt
Hy direct connection of iho ufi. a
tirn ulniltH the ult rnalitiK ciirnnt
tleiieuilor iccelvea inci liiu.li ul cil-
ery from the motor and tho apecd
of the Kenirntor muy ho lncreaard
or dicri.iaeil by vaiylnK Iho resist
ance In the field c II ult of the
motor.
A m ry laaentlal fenuiro In con.
nn ildii uiili the proper operation
of ii motor la tho xliirlliiK huv the
jun lion of which Id to prevent an
txcexKhe i iihIi of curient throiiKh
the mot in- on Martins
drra up thev simply put i
their iio.scb. IA HCRlmcr.'
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report of Iho matter somebody In-for tho clothes of nil those nn irnr
. . . .... ...-j .s. 1. Inln lhn ... 1
jecien a inum iiri-wiiuiii hi iuo jsciurnrfi uoiuirr ' o
delicate macninery oi mur cuiii-pvna pasy. wncn they
paien and tney ara aim uury ujui
to reallio Just what happened.
Thero hnvo heen uaually nt such
elections nhout two dozen votors out
to vote for tho good of mo acnoom
thM tlmn 415 votes woro counted
for tho nevcral candidates. Hx hal.
I ) wero marked "mutilated" and
thrown out. The off iclul count
showed that Attorney Ia C. I'hlllllis
received lu9 votes K. M. .Strccttnan
t.3 Attorney Ijgan riepnensoti t.i
Mm. K. I. Keara 40 mid Ntttt U.
Dosscy 1. I'lillllps bcltiB elected hy
four votes. IJosey waa not a can-
didate. A apci-lal tax of 15 mills
also carried at the election.
Where Ilnroms Wcro Clicnp.
She- "Von rcfuso to buy mo n
nmslo hat nml then you Ml mo that
whllo you wero In Cflnno you had it
harem of half n dozen wives. Oh!
in in' now cmiid ypjL"Ll'Un pnNL
WANTED
200
FIRST-CLASS
CARPENTERS
For Concrete Form Work
$1.00 Per Hour
Open Shop
Plenty of work for com-
potent men an summer
ntA fnll.
Write
Empire Construction Co.
218 N. Clark St.
CHICAGO
aaamBaHgHHHMBMnnESI
Today Only
KlBlit styles of Women's and Younc Women's Iow Heel Oxfor)
nnd Strap Pumps In patent leather mid brown calfskin.
SAYS NEFF IS 'SISSY'
The slim fun f li kc ts flMni; f.om
thn nun pit of the armored motor
enr which formerly hcloiiBed to the
Ilrlllnli Hlnck nml Tnns. Tlm car
Irlhli ri'iMilillciiii rchcM ullli nrmorcil enr In l.lnicrck.
was tTkcn ri r when the Ilrltlsh
eva. ii.iled Inland lor n time
bloody riKhtnif; was expected 'or
posufsil n of I itderbk between free
ntate and republican forces but It la
now li- llevrd tlm danger has been
rlllliltia'cil
on hnraeback III KOlnc from flenrgo-
town to f'lnclntiatl when a boy.
Tho two aoiivenlr coins Isstin nf
which hits been nuthnrlrcd by con-
Kress n silver dollar nnd n Rld dol-
lar will bo sold nt n premium nnd
Iho funds used tn erect u memorial
community housn In Hethel and
Ooorcetown nnd tho construction of
n rood from New lllrhmond to 1'olnt
I'liinmilt u dlHlnnco f five inlloa. tn
be known ns tlm flrnnt memorlnl
road.
Unprofitable
Two Hebrew meruhanls mat In the
street.
"Wliat'H till f henr"'' said llm
one. "You hud u big flro nt your
pin c""
'Oh no" iild tho other. "It fii't
coIhk to happen umlt next wrek
Hut how about you? You're Insured
too nran't you'1'
"Yes I curry both flro and halt
Inaeurnnco."
"I pan understand being; Insured
ngaliist fire inn i nidti t Know nny
Fifteen Minutes of Radio Each Day
ny ninvAiii) n. ijavis
rorniftly Technlctl i:tctrfOMl Expert fnr t' H riftveraniint
(0o( ilntit 1921 ly UnlU.I VtHut Nyn.llcaU)
la'sanii Nn. II.
THU KI.KCTItK! MOTOIl.
In mnrlnu Inntullatlons of ladlo
eiiulpmunt thn clectrlo motor is n
ery easentlnl featuro unit Is In Kcn-
crnl uni on vessels ns a menus nf
providing tho mechanical energy
ne essary tn i evolve the armattiru
of tho nltvrniuliiK current gener-
tutor The function of thn electric
motor Is to convert electrical en-
ergy received from nn outside
noun e. Into mechanical energy.
Very similar characterlntlca exist
between motors nud gcuvrntora of
tho same typo with tlm result that
motors will genomic electrical cur
rent If driven mechanically nnd
power If connected tn a sourco of
electrical energy.
Tho principles by which tin elee-
Irlo motor operates Is briefly ns fol-
lows: If n loop of wlro carrying mi
electrical current Is ylaced In a mag-
netic field u force b exerted which
tends to revolvn thn loop until It
renclieM n position nt n right angle
tn the magnetic field. The loop wilt
continue to revolve If upon reach-
ing this pnnltlon tho ur.ent Ih re-
versed In direction. In the direct
current motor tho single loop of
wlro is replaced by many collu
wound on mi nrmaturo core mid sur-
rounded by several pairs of field
poles constating of soft Iron cons
wound with colls of wlro through
Dallas Water Commissioner Asnlls
(iiiicriinr lor Itcfii-lug to Mukij
Known Ntaiid on Ku-Klux Hliin.
IlAU.AH. Murrh 31. llrandlng
I ubllc officials who rcfuso to muko
known their position on the Ku-Klux
Klan as weaklings who "aro afraid
they will loso a few votes" Water
(.lommlHsloiiir e'red Appcl scathingly
arraigned offlco holders for keeping
the public In thn dark na to whero
they stand on the (luestlon.
"Anybody who dodges tho Issue
nnd refuses to lot tho public know
whero ho stands Is u 'sissy.
"(lovernor Naff is a 'slusy' nnd I
have always said ho was becatiso
Iho people don't know yet Just what
his position on tho Ku-Klux Klan la"
AIT8TIN. ToxaH .March 31. Gov-
ernor l'at M Neff said ho "wus not
making any answer to nny fool
statements" In leply to u reriuest
for n statement In legurd to tho
term "sissy" na usod by Commission-
er Appel of Dallas referring to tho
governor for not coming out ugaiust
the kl.in
.letin lali ApiK'rson
Mr. J.ma Doms Apporson of Sun
I'raiiriico. baa lieen gianted u ill-
vor. o from "her husband William II.
Appcrson. Mile testified nt tho benr-
iiirf that sho spent $3500 of her
money for their honeymoon and that
nlthough ho gained social promi-
nence his occupation wna thnt of
a salad maker In a l'rlnco restaurant.
WOMAN IS SNOWED UNDER
I'misiiiil Inlorpxt llrlugN Out Heavy
School Villi".
Sprcliil to Tlio WorlJ.
OKKMAH. March 31- Tho most
exciting school election ever pulled
off In Okcmnli was tinged Tueuday
afternoon when a ( lerk of the
school board was elected. Klvo can-
didates wero In the race at tho be-
ginning but one J. T. MeKlnney
withdrew enrly In the day. The
women of tho city hnd out a candi-
date. Mrs. i:. I'. Fears hponsored
by tho New Kr.a club and tho other
three candidates were tnun. It was
freely predicted that tho fight Was
between Mrs. U 1". Tears and At-
torney loKnn .Stephenson but it
wnm't. Afordng tn tho women's
1 r
MB lBf '.AnaaaMIMiX
in (v "-.v . ru' k. t. aim tm
ngaillSl lire mil l uiiui i kiiiiw hiij- - : V .1 - --. .... ....r... .
body could make It hull." li Hire. Mitiernlors will provldn mei hniilcul which n steady nxcltlng current I Klgnnl
Whero Ho l'arucil II.
"Goodness Kracluus whern did '
you over hear such IniigiiHgo"" I
"I wnt in tho ur with Pa. the
other day when tho traffic cop I
nnwieii mm out ror missing his
HOPE EDEN
The Miracle Girl
Come fn thu Orplicimi Sun-
day for four days.
Special Today
All New Springs Styles Low in Price
but high in quality.
T
$ A .75
Our Children's Shoes nml Kllppers nro the hi'st In town
for thu irlce.
Tulsa Upstairs Shoe Co.
I'potulrs 209 !i Soulli Jlnln St. New Alcxaudcr Illdff Hclwccn
Second nnd Third Streets
Flowers and Orchestra Concert
Gately C
REDIT
LO THING
OMPANY
Saturday April 1st 1:30 to 9 p. m.
Announcing Our
Formal
Spring
Op
enin
lu 'sii5ss;
Opens an Account
at 6ately'5
Men's and
Young Men's
$
IN A MANNER QUITE UNUSUAL
For months we have been preparing for this event gathering the newest cre-
ations from the well known sources of fashion and manufacturing garments
for this occasion that would meet with your approval. Our New York headquar-
ters buying for 108 retail stores is always in a position of securing values that
would be impossible in the ordinary channels of trade and these we offer on
credit at pricett that arc varolii duplicated. It has been our policy from the be-
ginning to live up to the ideal of "The greatest service to the greatest number"
and it is in following out these lines that we inaugurate our "Formal Spring
Opening Saturday" with the best assorted and most satisfactory line of Men's
Women's aiid Children's Clothes we have ever assembled. Can vou afford not
to be here? Wo want you here anyway if just for a visit and a rose.
SuitS Welcome at This Store Always! Ladies' Suits
Your visit Saturday or any day need not make you feci JL- u u 6 ky t. C sJf
2 qJ
Suits that are known for permanency of
shape exactnrss of fit and authority of
style. By all comparison they aro moderate
in price more carefully tailored and omhody
more competent handiwork.
Kfficient manufacturing and selling methods
modify the cost they never modify the qual-
ity. Men get your new suit Saturday on
credit.
BOYS' ALL-WOOL
Two-Pants Suits
$1 9 .50 On
A Ad and n p Ct'edit
Made of excellent all-wool
cheviots tweeds Scotches and
cassimeres in attractive color-
iiiRs and patterns. Coats have
yoke and inverted pleat
backs mohair lined and both
pairs of knickers arc
cut and full lined
throughout. All sizes
jj irom i to is years.
obligated to buy. Our aim always is to make yon feel
as comfortable here as in your own home. Courteous
salespeople will demonstrate before you the wonderful
values to be had at this store on payments and will al-
ways show you just how welcome you arc whether you
buy or not for the thousands that do buy wo have
arranged our office service so that the handling of your
account or your payments 'will lake as little time as
possible. Our clerks will endeavor to give you "instant"
service and when a member of this smiling" organization
tries it's as well as done.
Ladies' Coats Capes and Wraps
Assembled for Saturday's selling arn a'-oren of fctunnlng new Spring
Wraps t'upts and Corns made iiecunllug 10 our specifications liy u
leudlng New York firm whu wtcrlflced a coiulderublo portion of their
ilehtful profits m that we could present this ttpparol before Canter
at after-Kahter prices. tThoro nro models that will pleaso the most ills-
ilmlnatlng woman. The innterlala are of pandnm duvetyne vel-
ilne nudum winxelnnc and other new fabric all xllk lined through-
out The fains aie hi.mii fhe i.ijih me dUtlie tlve ana the Cants .ire
i' .-I pr.nn. ill fur eifit put pool- d'O' Ci
M.mi specialty priced ai J&OiUU
v. iilii 1 (I (UMtinc t f cxilu.-.uc . tuyniuiicd capes cents and wrap-
i rd upward o l.j
Specially Purchased and Specially Priced
S1Q75
3475
Almost without exception the suits were made
to retail for a great deal more than tho price
we ask. There are suits of pitjuette or pique-
tine of poirct twill or tricotine and of course
a number of suits arc beautifully trimmed with
hand embroidery or beads. Others are strictly
tailored. Sizes for women and misses. Very
specially priced at $19.75 and $3-1.75. Others
upward to 09.50.
New Frocks
$2
jam
For Every Occasion
.50 ' $1.50
nnd J
120 South Main Street Tulsa
Canton crepe Komaino crepe satin crepe Pol-
lette taffeta Rdshanara krepe knit charmcuse
and laces. There are capo dresses basque
dresses bouffant styles trimmed with beads
embroidery and dainty' novelty effects found
only in highest class garments all the newest
spring stylc.-i all the newest spring colors!
Other exclusive models priced upward to $-15.
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