The Sunday Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 7, Ed. 1, Sunday, October 8, 1922 Page: 3 of 56
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TULSA VETERANS W
TAKE OWN QUEEN
Rational Legion Meeting
Offerd Great Time to
Women Folks
CHAPERONE IS NAMED
Oklahoma Colors Will Be
Taken by Sooner Delegation
to the Pelicnn City
Womenfolk of lcrlonnalrei will
ham a pleasant char In the "beau-1
coup entertainments" In store at the
National American Legion conven-
tion at New Orleans October 16-20.
jor niiuiivu ........ . - - ''-. . .
quftu of the local poit by post edict
ind who la to be the post's cucat on
the convention trip will be tlio
redolent with other fair official
;;.i!'"in representatives of posts anil
uix1 i.irlcs nil over the country of
ffii lal courtesies from the Now
Jr.c.is entertainment committee
jl) I UdJICIUIl iu oo iiuuvi nun IJCVJl
tamed .Mrs. Frank C. Walters 708A
South Clnclnattl an auxiliary mom-
fcr and mother of two world war
vtternns. !
TuK.i delegates to the national
duiliiary convention to be held
simultaneously with the legion con-
vent! n will parndo with over n
thon'ind delegntcs from tho
auxiliary hend'itinrterpi nt tho Men-
villa hotel Monday October 18 to
the accompnnmcnt of music flag
waving and general enthusiasm to
convention hall for their first sea-
ilon. on Monday afternoon a paRcs
tea will bo given at the famous
Southern Yacht club for the pretty
ftrl pnses from the different states
dlitlngiilahed legionnaires and the
lounger officers from the Kngllnti
Frenrh and Italian warships In port.
Oklahoma will have a tablo nt tho
tfltii' dinner Monday night nt
wMch 900 delegates will bo enter-
tslned and gucsta of honor will bo
Mrs Lowell V. llolmrd auxiliary
rational president; Mrs. Ida Clyde
Clark editor of "Pictorial Review":
Miss Mary Pershing sister of General
rershlng; and Miss Sara C. Ilogless.
lecretary of tho American IJbrary
soorlatlon. After tho dinner tho
guests will go to Jackson squaro
which will be turned Into Pnrla for
the French foto. Distinguished guests1
of the auxiliary and legion conven-
tions will bo entertained by tho
Colonlnl Dntne nt th Pelgmto Art
Museum tho afternoon of October 18
and threo carnival balls In tho even-
ts will conclude tho day. Seated by
states In a largo grandstand the
auxiliary women will watch the
legion parndo tho uftcmoon of
October 13 and will hold a meeting
In the evening and witness a hut
show nn the Mississippi river where
the entertainment staged by welfare
organizations In Franco will bo ro-
Tirnriurwl For npnhp la
scheduled motor fours to "tho Old
French quarter nnd about tho cKy
tta at the Quartier club and talks nn
historic New Orleans nt Jackson
square harbor trips nnd a night
bombing raid In Imitation of enemy
Umbnrdments at tho front. Private
parties will bo hold on the last day
of the convention.
A lsrgq set of official standard
ind colors' presented by Mr. and
Mrs. Alva J. Nile of Tulsa to the
Oklahoma legion department nt tho
department convention In Uartlcs-
vllle Is to bo carried by Oklahoma
legionnaires In tho parade according
to word from tho Oklahoma stnto de-
partment. Tho standard will be
carried close to tho front of tho
parade by tho post showing tho
largest percentage of growth over
their 1921 strength nt convention
time. The Oklahoma donartmcnt
will have an exhibit nt tho conven-
tion Th fMnAtnn. tT..t.l ... IM
-" 1V I'lUlllEIUIIU UUICI (1UUOO
the delegation and headquarters of
the Oklahoma legion. Tho Tulsa
special bearing sovcral hundred
legion and auxiliary members from
thla city and surrounding territory
and Including Stato Post Commander
Dudley C Monk will leave over the
Vltoo nt 10:30 o'clock Kiturdav
fwrnlng 0f this week. Tulsans will
loin several thousand other Okla-
homans. Journeying In thrco special
trains nt Fort Worth nnd Houston.
The Oklahoma ilAlptrntlnn In nrn.
raised a royal time Sunday Octobor
TULSA DAILY WORLD SUNDAY OCTOBER 8 1922
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fife. - 'tm
Mis Piiiilliic HiiIht
Mrs. I'nink C. Wnllvri
IS. when they will be guests of the
city of Houston which will arrange
for a sldo trip to CSnlvcton. Tho
spcflal trains stop over thcro during
tho day. Ninetieth division veterans
(roi cntly guests In TuKi) nnd Thlr
t let li division veterans will assist tho
cltv of Houston In entertaining tho
Oklfthomnns. Oklahoma leglotinahres
will visit th" veterans bunau hos-
pital nt Houston whoro many Okla-
homa patients nro hospitalized. Tho
Oklahoma trains will steam out if
Houston at !) o'clock Sunday even-
ing nt 15 mjnuto Intcrvnls nnd the
next morning tho Oklahomnns be-
fenthercd as to hend-eoverlng will
parndo from tho Now Orleans station
to tholr headquarters.
MORE DELEGATIONS
Jrnks to lie It'-prcserntcd by Women
at lliiflncM tV)i)itri
Texas Sending Many.
Jenks Is going to send n delegation
f women to tho Southwestern llusl-
icsi congress according to word re
ceived regarding tho arrangements
'or reDrnlatlon yesterday There
will he six women In the pnrty that
will officially represent Jenks at the
congress October 18 and 19.
Mrs. C. C. Orahnm Airs. C II.
Leaf Mrs. I). W Crnbtree Mrs. W
Cales. Mrs. P. W. Cunningham
and Mrs. C W Itoush are tho .
women who will attend The men'
of the parly will hit W. C. Kates I
V. I. Hackney W. O. King. C. W.
tlnn.V. It. T T.nefli It 11 Alton. .1.
T. Harnett P W. Cunningham
Charles Knfr William tlcorge p. H.
Leaf nnd Terry Denton.
llentnnvllle Ark. Is sending Dr.
O. H. Olllen Hoy Jofferds. C. Crow-
dcr llert Douglas W. L. Amnions
J. C. Knott. 1). W. Peel. K l Pick-
ens llurks Dudley nnd Walter llax-
ton tu thu cougriKs. Sun Antonio's
delegates nro Walter McAllister
ltalph Durkco 55. 1). Ilonner K. D.
Hopkins. Wwllacn Hogrrs. Mnlono
Duggan Mrs. Claude J Carter. Cole
V Iiailry P. IJ Mathls and It. (1
Hudson Wneo Is sending ft dl-
Bat U' r"rnvfnr.t. Alhntt t'Mf-
ton nnd (t. H. Penlnnd. Hallnn Kan.
delegates are M. C. Ntevenson
Charles lleyward Charles 1.
PrliwArtx Charles Beltx I. H. Itoteu-
wald Frank T. Hangs. C. 11. Dodge
I. C. Hansel J. K. Putnam J K.
Olllnger Jolin W. Hnhn and W. W.
Wntson.
Kxcleslor Springs. Mo. delegates
will be F. W. Mitchell. W. N. Mo-
Klnley A. M. Ilstes O. t. Steele
F. H. Hill. W. T. Mcltnrcy. Otis
Holmes lllonn Lewis A. M. Howard
and rhirenceMcKhmey.
FATHER SEEKS DAUGHTER
Mnry Hcixli-rson lft Wichita for
llrr Unit Not Ilcrn Keen filncc.
Where Is pretty 17-ytnr-old Mary
Henderson?
Her fat lit nr. W. J. Henderson em-
ployed In Tulin her sick mother In
Arkansas her brother nnd sister
Interested Y. W. C. A. staff members
nil wnnt to know. On September
26 Mnry started out from Wichltn.
Kan to find her father In Tnlsn. th
girl without friends and without her
father' address. She has tint been
heard of since. Her family nnd
friends nre greatly nnxlnus liMviusn
Mnry It a good girl a home girl
strictly reared and they fear that
her very Innocence my bring her to
harm. Stio loft her married sister's
homo because of a slight disagree-
ment with her nnd n wish to rejoin
her father and mother.
Thu father )m lived In Wichita for
25 yenrs employed part of tho time
In thei pricking plant but on the
temporary shutting down of the
plant ho came to Tlilmi to seek
work. In his senreh for his daugh-
ter he hai located three runnwny
girls hern nnd taken them In the
V. W. Compelled to work every
dnv for food unit a placo In sleep
tho fnther has not been able to pros-
ecuto the nenrch nt completely as 1m
would like to and Is being assisted
by the Y. W. Hn derrl)e Mary
Henderson as slenderly hullt weigh-
ing about 1 in pounds with big blue
eyes and bobbed light btown nnlr.
Tho United States army has Just
completed n giant airplane built 'i
catry a 10 000-pound bomb a de-
structive weapon great enough
sink enslly ttio greatest Imttleshln
nflont. The plane equipped with six
engine of 2.400 horsepower ha
en estimated speed of 100 miles a
hour.
11 Cill 111
Restored
By Radium
Ths wonderful eurllv vowsr of
rtadtum tien known for yeart. How-
vr the benefits of this precious henllli-
ctvlnc tubsUnes tisv In ths past teen
only vlttitn th msant of persons of
wealth.
Bines the Invention of Deenen't rttdlo-
Aetl Solar 1'ad. sny man or womin
pnnr or rich can afford this treatinnt
which offers so much relief from aufftrlng
and dlseato.
Deijnen'a Iladlo.Actlvo Snlar Tad Is worn
next to tho body day and nleht. It poura
& constant stream of Tudlo-aetlve enemy
Into the ayilrni whllo you work. Play or
aleep hetplnir to build up weakened nerves
nnd tlnura lo a stroni healthy condition.
It creates a vigorous circulation ot blond
thut removing congestion which Is the
real cause of most d'scseea.
To prove Just what thla remarkable
treatment can da for you. we will send
our appliance nn trial with the under-
standing that we will not charm you a
cent It It falls tn give satisfactory results.
This offer Is open to any person whu h.-is
pain of any kind nerve weakness hlnh
blend pressure stomach kidney or liver
complaint bladder trouble ur disease c!
the limits or heart.
No matter what your ailment or how
long you have had It we will Kladly let
you try the avpllanee at our rtsU. Wrlto
today for free llleraturo Blvlnt complete
Infoimatlon. Itadlum Appliance Co.
tat Dradbury llldf Ixia Angeles Calif.
Adverllsement.
9 Dividends
And Funds That
Are Always Available
Two splendid features of our Saving and Investment
Service Is that your money earns bin dividends and at
the same time is instantly available in case of need.
This fact alone should appeal strongly to every thrifty
man and woman who can save a part of their incomo
each month and invest it here where returns arc abso-
lutely safe and sure.
Don't wait until next year to begin saving start now
and you will bo surprised to see how rapidly you can
build up n handsomo ensh reserve. Your funds when
placed hero aro invested in first mortgage real estate
loans and earn 9ft COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY
AND EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
IDon't delay now la the time to start. Our next dividend
period occurs on January 1 1923.
Phono us and a representative will call and give you
complete details of the Home Plan of Saving and In-
vesting. Home Building & Loan Assn.
Kennedy Building
PHOENIX HOSIERY
Now at lower price levels
Curtis Brown announces important price reductions on Phoenix Silk and
Lisle Hosiery for Men Women Children and Infants.
This is a remarkable value event in Hosiery selling that is made possible by the co-operation of the Phoenix Knitting
Works and the alert quantity buying of this store. Right at this timo when raw silk is high and steady with indications of higher
prices we are making price concessions permitting us to supply the demand at unusually low prices even for the Curtis Brown store. Most women as well
nen of Tulsa know the superiority of Phoenix Silk Hosiery for us extraordinary wearing qualities and tho belter values for the monev. Now comes
as the men
this opportunity lo reaffirm greater values.
Ask to see the New Adjustable Shoulder Straps on
PJiocnix rib-knit bodico top silk vests. This unique and ingenious ad-
justable strap feature will eliminate the usual annoying slipping off
the shoulders. By tieing the draw ribbon in the regular manner tho
straps become SELF-ADJUSTING and the fit of the entire garment
ia PERFECT.
What is meant by
"Full Fashioned"
Almost every woman knows what full
fashioned means. There is however no
harm in telling it again. Tho dictionary
says "having the full shapo nnd size."
Applied to hosiery this means that tho
stockings aro mndo on flat machines
with a device that automatically nar-
rows or widens the stockings to conform
to tho shape of the leg. Tims' a snug
trim fit is absolutely certain. Of course
all full-fashioned stockings being knitted
flat must have n seam in the back and
foot which scam stitches the selvages
together.
Artificial Weighting
(JIlnwr run ti
(I-.lranil silk
h It.ttreml?
twkliis frrl Ilk
J'liro
l'lirt-uil MIL:
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blmpo
rot pet Ion
Ktop Drop
htltt'll
A nj trrstlnir the silk rtifmtrntlr
wiin tin tuiiir ur som murr
fhfmlrnl A pound nt silk fnn
tie niHile tu urliti St ni. lit au
ot. nlmnut iluilhle uliut It nil
tnrnllr neighs.
Tills Is Callrd
Artificial Weighting
Q Horn It Iiurt (lie sllkT
A Vrs It makes It tender. After
h rrln4l of time tt tends (n rnt
the silk. At lrst It liurts the
wear.
Q Vihf do prnrtlesllr nil manu'ne-
turers nt 'lncniln" .Ilk lifmlerr
pat nrtlflrlal elcntln( In tlicinl
A Ilreaotft It Is riMler to tiAndln
nnd knit i hut ntot nC Ml It
rooi.s tiik i'iintiiAtii;it.
C Ts Curtis Hrown'a I'linrnli Nllk
Hosier nrtlflrallr wrlchtrdT
A No.
I'neliliinril
to fit
l'crfCTtlr
More tlmn fiO.OOO pnlrn of
l'linviili nllk hosiery nrc
unltl nnntinlly by thin More.
It pint:)! hliotm tlint
1'hocnlx Kllk hofelcrx tlic'
a up rem p ipmllty nt Anxr-
ion in prcrcrrvii m inin
over nnr otticr mnito nt
nny prlccl
Itclnfomtl
HIkIi
Splkcl
Heel
I'nMiloticil
Instep
Don IiIr
I.lalo b'oln
Thii illustration is de-
scriptive of Phoenix
Silk Hose No 3G8 for
women.
Facts About
This Hosiery:
every pair perfect
nil full fashioned
new merchandise
finest quality
perfect fitting.
all sizos 82 to 10
every smart shade.
Buy Now
for Months
to Come
start your Christ-
mas shopping in
this sale.
hosiery for every
purpose nnd occa-
sion. for street sport or
evening wear.
at great savings.
Buy more than one pair at those savings. Phoenix the fin-
est purest best wearing thread silk hosiery in America at such
remnrknblo prices aa wo quote here afford such decided money
savings that you'll hardly be satisfied by taking one pair. Wo
guarantee that prices of this famous hosiery will not be lower
this year.
Women's Phoenix Silk Hosiery
No 3(15 Medium ktIkIu hM. apinlf.iahlonrrtj 04-lnri Hn Knrtrr lop! roloro.
Iilnek wlilte llnvnim Intk Inupr fiiwn ilutk IicIk? xtd'l uruy Ilusnlnn
"'If $1311
No. 3C7 Oulnlio of No. UR In Iilnek whlto nnd llnvnna tl.RS
No. 740 Mrdlum wcliiht llk itomirnNlilotiFil ctrn ntnallo rllilird Halo topi
Iilnek wlilt a llavnn.i Inrk tnuir (awn ilnrlt liciigu ntcvl Brny riiii-
metal 81.'.
No. 70R Krtiilfnalilonrd allkj 4 4 -Inrli llaln Rnrtdr top; Mnclt llnvnim lnrk
taupe fnwn ditrlt lietue ntcl (trtiy Ittmnlnn calf nnd Rtinmetal. . . .Sl.n.
No. 720 Otitnlzd or No. 70Sj hlnck whlto anil llnvnna (1.00
No. 38 Knll funlilonrd mrdlum welntit; 8. Inch Half Barter top; Iilnek whit.
Ilavnnn Inrk fawn tuupu dnrk lilrco :rny Ilunnliin en If Bxnmetnl. .31.05
No. 369 Medium wnlRht ftinlitoned with clock; Iilnek on hlnck! hlnck on Krny
Muck on lielee Idnck on whlto ...S2.2S
No 374Omsicn of no 3BKJ Iilnek whit nnd Hnvnna IS.A5
No. 3D8 Full fnahlnnpd henvy llk; 4-lnch llulo Barter top; hlnck wliltn.
Hnvnna lark fnwn taupe ilurlc hlcRa Ituaslnn rnlf cunnictal 'l"!
nrny 2vi
No. 741 nnd No. 7BC l'nll faahlonrd with l'mtich clock; hlack white
llnvnna J2.HH
No 708 Kill! fashioned medium welchl llk with Krench clock irnme colora n
No 18 $j.D5
No 77C Kull fanhloned all ullk chUfon welcht; iiaino colors n In No.
HUH V2.J
No. 781 and No. 708 Full fnahloned nil llk fancy loco; hlnck whlto Havana
bclEo mule Kray Arizona nllvcr lark taupe fnwn Kuxilan KUnuictnl 8350
Women's Phoenix Mercerized Hose
No 409 Medium wolulit llslo; extra flnu KnuRe; hlnck white llnvnna. .. .r.ISo
No. R90 Medium weight rllihed top; Iilnek white polo Inrk helKO 78o
No. 7J9 llenvy welKht lllchelleu rib eport hoao; hlnck white heaver Havana
hclgei .31."
Women's Phoenix Silk aand Wool Mix
No. 718 l'lnln temlfnHhloned Iilnek Ilavnnn henvor camel hnlr $1.3.1
No. 709 Hnmlfnahloncd with eloek; Iilnek Havana henver camel lintr. . . 1 .85
No. 747 Hcntnli'HK. drop atltchj hlack Hnvana delft fawn heaver polo helcs
mixture camel hnlr dnrk rnmel hnlr 1.115
No "93 HenliilenH with aelf-rlock; hlnck llnvnim heaver camel hnlr 91.1).
No. 772 Kull fuahloticd medium weight; hlack Havana heaver camel
hnlr $2.3.1
No. 710 Kull fnahloned medium welKht with clock; hlnck llnvnim heuver.
rnmel hnlr 82.85
No 700 Kull fnahloned Bilk and wool Inco with clock; amo colore n
No. 710 53.50
Misses' nnd Children's Silk Hose
No 708-C Heinlfniihloned ullk; 4H-lnrh llaln Knrtor top; an excellent hono for
Mchoal ulrbi nnd mlsaea; hlack white Havana lark taupe dnrk halt!)
etenl nrny Kurslnn calf and mininntnl $1.55
No. 810 Hllk and fiber plultud ltlchelluu rib full lcnKtli; black white
cordovan SI.7B
Misses' and Children's Mercerized
No 446 Medium welKht Hlehcllcu rib full length; black white nnrdovnn 55o
No. 83S Threu-aunrter medium wcleht drop etlteh; black buck dark tan
romper cordovan OSo
No. C7S Medium woliiht Itlchelleu rib full length; black white cordovan 75c
Infants' Phoenix Silk Sox
No. 472 Silk circular stripe nnd roll cuff; whlte-oky whltcplnk white-
buttercup romper cordovan ...55o
No 4CR'(Jty!Q. No. 466 Clocked; while -dky white-pink white-black black-
white tan-white romper'tan ..n.lo
No 818 All silk crocheted and ribbon top; white sky pink 75u
No 4 65 Bilk with philn mercerized turn.ovor cuff; buck polo Krcen belne
black tin rue romper dark tnn cordovnn lavender buttercup 75o
No 463--Hllk with fancy colored etrlped roll cuff; whlte.tnn whltc-ptnk
whlte-blnek wlilt". romper ....75o
No. 460 l'lnln ellk with llk plnltcd top; white pink tan polo hlack bclga $!
Men's Phoenix Silk Socks
No 284 Medium welKht silk; hlack white cordovan dark gray navy.
Tuxedo tan 75u
No. 513 Hllk and mercerized drop stitch hem top; colors an No. 284 75c
No. 281 Hxtrn heavy ellk; Muck white cordovnn durk Kray navy 8110
No 692 Kull fnnhloned ullk with mercerized ribbed top; colors n No 281 $1.15
No 282 Heavy wolRht ellk with two colored clock; hlack white cordovan
combinations $1.50
Men's Phoenix Silk and Wool Mixed
No. 624 l'lnln silk and wool; hlnck dark brown cordovan rntnol hair... SI. 00
No 668 Hllk nnil wool drop atlteh; earns color n No 61 1 ........... .$1.00
No. 666 Hllk nnd wool with fancy eloek black whlto cordovan dark brown
nnd camel hnlr combinations contrasting . 31.50
Men's Phoenix Mercerized Socks .
No. 235 Medium welKht mercerized; black white enrdovnn dnrk Krny
navy 4lla
No 231 Heavy weight mercerized; bluck whlto cordovan dark srny
navy lUo
We are the largest distributors of Phoenix Pure Silk Hosiery in the Southwest
Extra salespeople
Wo hnvo made ovory provision to give
prompt nnd efficient service to all our
customers.
Phones Osage 232 5611
Order by mail
Al mail orders will receive prompt at-
tention and will be sent prepaid. Oe
sure to state size And color.
311-313 Main Street
TulWs Largest Livest Leading Mn's and Boys' Store
Fourth and Boston
Cedar 415
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