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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06

induce the haired Billie to
place her name on the dotted line OF
n contract calling for her appearance
in the story. The scenario of GLORIA $
Romance" originated in the minds OF
hose famous novelists, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rupert Hughes. who are known 10
people everywhere through their sue
cessful stories in the Saturday Even.
ing Post, Cosmopolitan magozlne ana
the Red Book. for nearly everyone
has read What VIII People Say
'Clinped Wings" ur "The Thrice nth
ommandmert"-and Mr.. Hughes
himself has declared that GLORIA
Romance" is the best Of them an.
AS for the film production OF the
Hughes tale. 1t need cniv be men,
toned that the story Is beng staeeo
at the George Kleine studios TO guar
antec its merit. for the public IN
stantlv recalls such wonderful attrac-
lions as "Ouo Vadis.." ''The Last DAYS
of Pompeii." "Spartacus and others
equally famous. when the name cf
George Klcne is mentioned. Never
before. in fJct. has motion picture
subject combined to such u degree tne
hest in the wav Of stars. the best IN
the wav Of authors and the best IN
the way OF producers that make
the ordinary run Of photoplay pro-
ductions. Names like Billie Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes and
George Kleine stand for all that Is
supreme in tie field Of art literature
and motion pictures. ond the COM
bination of tha three should result in
on epoch making production
The screen novel will set an abso-
lrtely new standard in literary merit
Of motion picture stories. for II is not
to be a bio ,d-and- thunder, slap-dosh,
knock down aud -drag-out tale. but a
logically developod. carefully plotted.
interest compelling tale of the ro-
nance Of young society woman.
Miss Burke in her role OF Gloria
Stafford, the daughter Of New
York banker. appears as "a youthful
and vivacious girl. buhbling over with
good sririts and cheerfulness and her
love fer Richard Froneau. young
broker whom she meets while winter
ing at Palm Beach. A fascinating
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06
Gulls 5, Crackers /.

ATLANTA, Ga, May Seven hits and
two errors in the fourth inning accounts for
Mobiles victory over Atlanta today 3 to !.
Score. X. H. Il.
Mobile ........... 900 500 OO0-5 IL o
Atlanta .......... 600 90 000--1 10 @
Batteries-Harris and Schmidt; Davis,
Day and NeiderkOrn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06
JOIN The CHUTCH
On MOTHERS DAY
Ministerial Alliance Plans
Observance of Sacred
Occasion.

Mothers day, Sunday, May ID. will
be church joining Sunday in Tulsa if
the plans which have been made by
the Ministerial Alliance carry true.
The home visitation campaign,
which was conducted in Tulsa recently
with such phenomenal results, will be
followed by several of the leading
churches tomorrow afternoon with
personal visitations, the cards secured
at the recent campaign being used.
On Sunday, May IA, or Mothers
day. special programs of music and
sermons will be prepared at all Of the
churches and n special effort will be
made to make the day a church join
ing Sunday in this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06
CLOTHING STORE A
VICTIM OF R0BBER
Model Visited by Burglar;
Probably Same Who Got
Ladies' Gowns.

Following close upon the heels Of
the robbery of Eppersons store
Wednesday night, a burglar displaying
the same discretion with which the
party gowns and evening froc&s were
selected. entered the Model clothing
store during Thursday night and was
about to depart with a quantity of silk
shirts and high grade shoes when
frightened away.
The burglary was reported to the
police station Friday morning, after
the store had been opened for bus
mess and it was found that pair of
shoes was missing and had several
dozen silk shirts had been stacked in
n closet near the forced entrance.
The police are working or the
theory that the same thief who en-
tered the Epperson store on the pre-
ceding night is responsible for the
job attempted on the Model store.
Other ROlhcries.
While the department is trying to
solve the mystery presented by the
theft of the goods from Epperson $
| they also are trying to recover some
valuables stolen from the residence
of C. NJ. Jiles. 16 West Cameron, val
ucd at approximately sS5 and a hand
bag from the Frisco station contain
ing clothing and jewelry belonging to
+. ID. VOORHEES, of Drumright
The articles stolen from the Jiies
home included one tan handbag. two
pair of new shoes. several hats a suit
Of clothes. a number of shirts and
several dollars in coin
The theft of the suitcase at the
Frisco station netted the robber "a
suitcase, a l7-jeweled watch, fountain
pen, rare old necklace and "A complete
set of teachers examination papers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06
perate in Search for
Morphine, He Invaded
Doctors Office.
DE HIS ESCAPE
| |fter Finding No Drug He
Broke and Ran Into
Crowded Street.

sns there quietly" commanded
lQSJ-faced youth, the visor Of his
pulled well down over the pal
!shigh cheek bones, the bloodless
and almost hiding the dilated
encircled by blurring lids that
)ped like the sparks from a live
!, as he motioned frightened
into corner Of the operating
II of which he was in command by
,on of a businesslike looking re-
'er held in unsteady hands.
] came for morphine and i mean
ave it, so tell me where the NJ. ID.
ps it," he said.
be young lady. employed in the
ITe OF Doctor c. II. Henderson,.
ied the command yesterday. She
been busy at the desk when a
had entered the reception room
0tanding at the door of the Oper-
" room had asked IL Doctor Hen
Shot was in. "He is out" she told
ynan. "but will be back in about
Z an hour"
Returned With Gun.
he turned back to her work but
,oment later looked up to see the
;e individual in the doorway hold
la large revolver at her head.
Whre does he keep the NOR
le?" the man with the gun asked.
There is none in the office" the
replied. "All he has is in his
iicine case"
'ot satisfied with this explanation,
fiend in search of his drug
ped to pick up case which lay
the floor at his feet.
.uickly he Strengthened up again
the woman started for the door.
me of that now, miss. Get over
'e and stand quietly. all came for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06

mystery develops when Freneau sud
denly disappears and Gloria sets out
TO discover what became of him. The
story opens at fashionable Palm
Beach and later scenes are laid in
the homes of the wealthy along Riv-
crside Drive. New York. During the
production Miss Burke will wear a
score or more of specially designed
gowns from the studios of Henri
Bendel. Lucille and Balcom, and in
this respect feminine patrons will
find the film regular fashion ba-
Zar.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06
SOONERS WINNERS
IN TENNIS MEET
Special to The World,

Special to The World.
NORMAN. Okla, May By de-
feating the University of Texas rerre.
s6ntatives in three straight sets. in
doubles and splitting with even nom
crs In the fist two matches of the
singles. Monnet and Eonnam of Ok.
lahoma City prepared the way for
first position in the S'oner-Longhorn
dual tennis meet today.
The SCORERS took toe doubles from,
Thomas and rodd of reXas by 6-1,
CA and GA score.
In the singles Monnet beat Thomas
r.3 and 6-1. while DOdd turned the
trick on Bonham GA and 11-9.
The two finals single matches will
be play cd Saturday morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06
A WOMAN'S APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers of rheuma-
tism, whether muscular or of the
joints, sciatica, lumbagos, backache,
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, to write to her for a home
treatment which has repeatedly cured
all of these tortures She feels IL her
DUTY to send it to all sufferers FREE.
You cure yourself at nome as thou
sands will testify no change of eli.
mate being necessary. This simple
discovery hanishes uric acid from the
blood, ioOsens the stiftened joints,
purifies the blood ana brightens the
eyes, giving elasticity and tone to the
Whole system. If the above interests
you. for proof address Mrs. Nj. Sum-
mers, Box X. South Bend, Ind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06
ri TH1 THEATtRS
MAJESTIC

In announcing the booking of
"Gloria's Romance" for the Majestic
theater Thursday, May II. the man.
agement believe that they have az.
ranged for the best film attraction
for their patrons that money can So
cure. Billie Burke. the fascinating
.ihternationat sar. has boon secnrsd
rs shc nta- Of the production though
1t took q salary oS $4,000 per week to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-06
Travellers 8, Vols /.

TraveIers 8, VoIs I.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark May 5.-Little
Rock got only three hits today. but won
over Nashville to |. Two men who walked
in the second SCORED on an error and
Jacobson's triple and a sacrifice fly counted
another in the sixth.
Score: r. II 4.
Nashville ......... 900 900 l00-l--5
Little Rock ...... 02O 00l 00'-3 3 2
Batteries-raylOr, Wells and Street (;
Hoh and Rumier.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

sponsible for what they are. Their
stomachs are copper-lined.> When
they take wife's pie from the pantry
window they often save hubby's life.
Their heaven and happiness is large
ly limited to cheap beer, while the
hest of society INDUCES in whisky
and champagne. Our down-and-out-
ers are victims of the small employ
ers either in the country or the city.
Allen Steven.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
WHO CAN THIS RE2-A

who frequently contributes articles
to The Day Book, whose conceit,
vanity and egotism is so deeply root
ed that no amount of criticism, sar-
casm or ridicule can eradicate it from
his system, has seated himself upon
the pedestal of supreme knowledge
and has assumed the role of master
educator to enlighten ignorant hui
mainly. TIE imagines the public is
vitality interested in all the rambling
thoughts that percolates through his
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
KNOCKS socIALIsM-Un,

KNOCKS SOCIALlSM-Undo
edly the lecture delivered by Sirfessor
Wilkesbarre in Masonic Temple not
only got Mr.. Kibbler's goat, but ac-
cording to his own writeup in The
Public Forum it must have wrecked
his nervous system.
Socialism is not only a brain dis
ease, but a vast Illusion founded upon
ignorance and superstition. What
Christianity has failed to accomplish
socialism now attempts. Socialists in
general want to establish the great
est of all dreams, the brotherhood
of Man." never realizing that no two
human beings are ever born alike.
Formerly we were told to pray, pray
pray, and now we are told to vote,
vote, vote, and 1 will deliver you from
your misery.
Such piffle as vote for me" may
sound beautiful to undeveloped or
ganisms, but it will never sound good
to anyone who reasons. The con-
scious ego masters himself because
he makes and controls his own con-
ditions and environments. Cheap
organisms always obey and go to
work.
Socialists say the workers must
rule industry, but, as they are I'M
able to guide their own destiny, to
me it seems impossible for them to
control anything outside of them
selves.-W. J. SchiIIing.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
UNSANITATIoN.

matter with our health dept? Why
are unsanitary buildings permitted in
spite of alleged inspection. l have
visited scores of dwellings and stores
where conditions were unsanitary,
where rats run wild and nibble on the
things that people later buy to eat
In the face of this, what is all this
noise about a better, cleaner, create
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

dizzy brain, none of which are of an
educational feature. Apparently no
amount of pressure can make him
realize his incompetency to fill the
role he has assumed. Now, all togeth-
er, one big guess! Who is i'm.
Rasmussen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
EARNING.-I

EHRiNIINNE-1 uldy mistake Tile
meaning of the words that the work.
ing man is a matter that is no mat
ter and that he is only fit to be
ordered to do and to obey, but if the
man who made such an assertion
really meant it in a mean way he
perhaps living entirely on the work
of the workers by going around and
uttering such sentences is doing
wrong.
Did not Christ brand such as para
sites and vipers?
There is a difference between what
some call making money and taking
it or earning and getting. No man
earns more than a good living and no
man who works earns less than a
good living. The actor does not earn
his $1,000 a week, neither does the
preacher earn his $4,000 a year, nor
does any high-paid professional earn
what they get. Any hard worker
earns more than 81 or So day while
commodities are. so high. w. ].
Bryan said the gold bugs are the
worst bugs to deal with--Frank
Smith.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-31

his Orchard farm near Wayland, NO..
last Friday end returned the same
day. He is securing enough barrels
to make up 500 bushels of apples
into cider. He figures on getting
from ~ to ~ gallons of cider to
the bushel with hydraulic twenty
barrel per day press. Mr.. Latta saws
that only about 200 bushel of mer-
charitable apples out Of 1900 bushel
that home consumption has not used
remain on hand. One neighbor to
this fruit farm has about twelve
acres Of orchard and did not spray
and got no fruit. Another neighbor
with a larger orchard had to come
over to the Latta farm and buy a
load Of apples for his winters use,
also the result of no spraying. Those
farmers who have orchards near the
Latta fruit fam all declare they will
spray and take care Of their trees
and insure an apple crop.
The Nauvoo Lutheran church was
not rededicated last Sunday as was
intended on account of the new pews
failing to arrive, but the event will
probably take place this coming Sun
day.
John Scott of Carthage was Maui
WOO visitor last Monday, looking after
his political fences. He is a candi-
date for the office of circuit clerk on
the democratic ticket.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, is All
Saints day in the church calendar.
Amt it funny we say so much
without stopping to think?
Datin & Lappert have placed a
new roof on their store building.
President Wilson can talk turkey
when he wants to. If you don't be-
lieve it, read his Thanksgiving proc
lamation which will occur soon.
Chicken thieves have again got in
their work and this time the COM
plainant is N. Baumert, editor OF the
Nauvoo Independent, who claims to
have lost seven nice spring chickens
several days ago. Anyone who Will
rob an editors hen roost is certainly
a depraved individual and detectives
should be put on his trail. for he is
dangerous person to life and prop
erty and should be apprehended at
the earliest possible moment.
Mr.. Thos. Baxter is having his
residence completely remodelled and
when finished will have one of the
handsomest homes in Nauvoo.
VIM. Serhardt of Nauvoo, while
WORKING III Tue TOCh Qudiis I'll 49,
south edge of the city along the lake
boulevard, was considerably bruised
when large rock from a bank be-
came loose and rolled onto him. 1t
is not known at this time if he re-
ceived any broken bones, but when
assisted to an automobile to bring
him to his Nauvoo home he was I'M
able to walk. 1t is hoped nothing
serious will result from the accident.
Miss Gertrude Black of Decorah,
Iowa, who has been visiting MISS
Dolores Graf for several weeks in
Nauvoo, will return to her home next
Thursday.
Next Tuesday is the day and a Dig
vote will no doubt be polled in Nau-
VOC.
Frank Ed of Nauvoo who has been
at Elliott, Iowa, for NUMBER {"
months, arrived here last sunday
driving from tho Iowa town TO Nau-
VOC with span of western ponies:
accompanied by a companion named
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-31
Bbe NAUVO()|
73575s: =: &C.: .: Gnte4City

leges Take your choice Mr.. Owner.
Miss Loretta Argats WHO has been
at st. Joseph's hospital i'll kenkuk
for several weeks, Ia expected to lie
brought to her Nauvoo home today
entirely cured from the serious oper-
alton she was compelled to undergo.
This is surely pleasant news to her
numerous friends in the old nome
town.
A Nauvoo man says that Mr..
Bryan's grape juice is the kind that
was served in Palestine nineteen
hundred years ago. 1t ought 10 De
pretty tine stuff by this time.
A number of Nauvoo boys who
were absent during the summer fol-
lowing their occupations in different
cities, are coming home to roost as
the winter months are approaching.
Putting up stoves, buying fuel ana
irving to keep warm Is all the go IN
NauYoo and vicinity nowadays.
There are a lot of people who would
gladly abolish Halloween and most
of us, perhaps, would gladly curtall
the scope and activities of the occa-
sion if we had our way. Fortuna civ.
however. we haven't. So the world
remains young. 1t is not necessary
for us to remind you again and Tor
the last time that II you have gates,
prepare to shed them before you go
to bed. Also II will be well to re-
move all portable appointments to
retreats Of invincible seclusion until
| this tempting tonight is passed. AND
if precautions, though seeming
thorough, fail in vital ways, take coun-
/ sci of your better nature and learn
! that Halloween was made to be en-
! dured as well as enjoyed. For things
will happen tonight.
! A good many people had begun to
! believe that Nauvoo would never
secure an interurban line. That
! obstacle, at least, will be removed
/ if our people will raise that $4,000
the promoters ask from Nauvoo.
The origin collection OF the tax
! at the source of income" was done
by a woman who claimed her hus-
bands wages
Hiley Reed, Nauvoo young man
while out hunting last Sunday, was
shot in the left hand while showing
the gun he was using to COM
panion. The contents of a shell ex-
ploded and passed through his hunt
ing coat and underclothing before
striking his hand. The charge tore
away the last two fingers and that
portion of the hand. and the middle
finger may nave to be removed, II
being badly mutilated. The young
man was brought to Nauyoo TO DR..
J. A. Bortz' office and the wound
attended to.
Mr. r. S. Latta of Nauvoo was at
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-31

Mrs. ]. F. Argast Of Nauvoo ais
visiting her son Elmer and VIE III
Basco, III.
Mr.. r. Arbuckle, superintendent OF
Nauvoo's canning factory has been IN
ST. Louis AMI other large cities on
a business mission.
Hugh Bunch, wife and son are In
BIandinsville, H., for visit. hugh
is the meat clerk in Daughertys mar
ket and has been on the sick list
and a little recreation may prlng
him out as well as ever.
Nauyoo's venerable citizen, MT
Jos. Kirschbaum, returned from Col
Insyille, H., visit last week. his
sons motheri-n-law Mrs. Lathrop,
came up to Nauvoo for visit.
The market day sale held by Nau-
VOC library board in the library rooms
last Saturday was decided success
and a handsome sum realized, the
proceeds of which will be useo 10
purchase new books for the institu-
ton.
President Wilson said: I'VE don't
want another foot of land on TINS
hemisphere" and he might have
made it any other hemisphere, either.
But will he have anything to say
lldl diltI !IChI
Tuesday will decide.
The Score clubs first dance occurs
tonight in the Nauvoo opera house.
Now let's get ready for Thanks
giving day.
Mrs. ]. w. Bertschi and Mrs. Chas.
Hudson entertained few ladies III
honor of their mother at the home
of Mrs. Hudson down in the first
ward last Thursday afternoon.
All. if. we could believe all that "e
see.
Nauvoo's new Knights of Columbus
lodge members are going to nave a
big time next Sunday in this city
The FIT. Madison order is coming
down to NauVoo to attend the exem
MITIGATION of the three degrees to be
given by visiting members to Nau
yoo's new council. Burlington X. Z
members will &C to FIT. Madison and
with the latter members will eXcur'
IN Nauvoo by boat which has been
engae ed for the occasion They VIII
arrive in Nauvoo about 10 oclocF
and return at midnight 1t is eX
nected that delegations from heokuk
Quincy and a team from Chicago VIII
he present. All the delegates are
evpected to arrive in Nauvoo in time
to attend mass at our big Catholic
church building. ST. Rose soc'eI
ladies are preparing a large aht
TASTY banquet which will be servH'
In the Spalding institute dining rooli'
There must be fewer automopl''
accidents or fewer automob'ie PRIV
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-31

report Of yesterday with verified in
formation on the sinking Of the Brit
ish horse ship Marina and the Brit
ish freighter Rowanmore. 1t was
hoped Consul Frost at Queenstown
would be able quickly to clear the
questions which his first reports left
unanswered On the answer to these
instructions may depend on extreme
1y serious submarine issue between
the United States and Germany.
Primarily the state department
sought news of the Americans on
board the Marina-whether any OF
the fifty horsemen, signed on at New
port News, Va, have lost their lives
Frost's provisional report, based on
his first information was that the
German submarine gave no warning.
If this is borne out-and If the
Marina, unlike the Rowanmore, did
not attempt to escape-the issue
faced is the most serious since the
sinking of the Sussex.
All information obtainable is being
forwarded Immediately to President
Wilson at Shadow Lawn. It is not
expected, however, that the president
will find 1t necessary to come to
Washington.
Supplemental proof of the state
ment of officials Of the Donaldson
line. owners of the Marina, that she
was not under charter to the British
government end did not have the
character of IN admiralty vessel. was
being sought today.
The one fact in the early reports
concerning the Rowanmore hat
offered probable complications, was
the statement of some survivors that
the small boats in which they left
the ship were shelled by the subma-
rine. These statements will be sifted.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-31
THIRTY-SIX
AMERICANS
(Contfnued from page 1-i

fire, whether it had been warned or
tust what was the condition of the
sea at the time Of the attack. He
refused to say directly whether any
messages have been received quoting
survivors Of the ship, but said he had
not yet received sworn affidavits.
The London embassy has been Or
dered to forward all information i'm
mediately to the department.
No Statement.
ASBURY PARK, n. j.. Oct. 81
No statement is in prospect for Presi-
dent Wilson in connection with the
sinking of the steamer Marina, which
reports received to date, declare was
torpedoed withou. warning.
The executive Offices are awaiting
the receipt of all facts regarding the
attack on the vessel before action, il
any is taken, it was stated today.
Await Official Report.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31-The state
department today bent every effort
toward supplanting the provisional
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-31
2UMANIANS TURN
ON PURSUERS
Continued from page ~

German trenches west Of Lutzk and
the repulse of successive enemy at
tacks in Galicia. The German war
Office, on the contrary, reported the
fighting on the Lutzk front resulted
favcrably to the Teutons and an
nounced the capture Of Russian posi-
tons on the east bank of the Mar
ayuvka river, in Galicia by the Turks.
On the Transylvanian front, the
Rumanians continue to press their
offensive in the Jiu valley and have
captured 300 more prisoners, it was
officially announced at Petrograd.
The German war office claimed the