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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

GRACE " E.-Th.rd and Trenton.
S =. Flcs pastor. sunday school
s.f5. \ A. Beard. superin endent
treachI-s - Il a. n. and 7:30.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-14

Grand Shoe Sale for men,
women and children at ONE
THIRD and ONE-FOURTH
reduction.
The evening world., 1917-10-17

parcntly near hi'n, but a pool ot blood
slowly widening on the floor
Kennedy was on hiS knees h9side
the man. As he turned him over
was so fascinated by the instrument,
which he withdrew from mis- breast.
that | did not notice the mans face.
1t seemed to have four holes for
the finEsrs, but was not set OF brass
knuckleS for as kennedy lifted his
own fingers into place. he pressed a
little button on the end OF the con-
tr!vonce that came next to his
thumb. Instantly from the other end,
which projected past his little finger,
shot out thin, steel blade like a
stiletto.
An Apache weapon he muttercd,
al he handed II to NJ.
lie had reached Atn the mans
breast pockets ana withdrawn a num-
ber Of papers, which hen Nlanced over
hastily.
AN Anarchist" exclaimed Ken
nedy. unfolding one OF the papers,
"Seo. he had been chosen 10 perform
n removal, or rather 20 assist, He
seems to have failed for some rea-
son or other"
Then for the first t,mo I looked
more closely a. the face. In its worn
and haggard lines, there was some
thing indefinitely familiar / looked
again. It was Auuuud'
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r. came back to our apart
q ment from our thrilling,
VAW but unsuccessful, expert
w ence at Rockcrest, 10 find
IN the mall letter from young Hazle-
ton, inviting us that night TO attend
little play and dance at the Inter
national Lyceum, given by former
RUSSIAN political prisoners. Ken
nedy decided to accept, and we spent
The hours between upon investiga-
tiouH that proilted little.
shall not dwell longef than nee
essory on tho entertainment that eve-
ming, to which Iiazleton had invited
Us.
NovIkotf was there. all attention
To Margery, while Nevsky and Burton
chattod Familiarity In the offing.
Ha2i"ton, somewhat pale and uncom-
Portable, had como In with some other
workers from the settlement.
First camo the play itself not
WucH IL Vas true, in q histrionic
sense, but deeply affoctinE 10 the au-
dirnc,. Indeed, It was little moro
Than . series Of tableaux graphIcaly
representing tue surerings OF the
lyNUlulOulSts.
Tho play over, the floor was quick
iy cleared, and the dancing began
not the dancing OF Broadway, but o'
u character and pIctUresqucucss all
its own.
Perhaps half an hour later the
door manaSrr' held up his hand to
announce to tle widest handclapping
thyt \cysky aud Prof. Novikofi had
Couaentcd TO give the Dance or the
Apaches.
EN.n Murgorv applaudod, and, as
Novikot joined hec immediately
atterWard, rewarded him with a
glance that brought u frown Ia
Ha2letOn's closely observant face,
NevSky and Burton for the moment
seemed reconciled,
Tho merrlment was at It's height
NON suddenly q cry rang out. II
seemed 90 come from one OF the dane
crs ON tho stairway Instantly tho
music, everything stopped. Kennedy
Was already on his CuCt. pushing
ahead OF them all, / followed.
What was it?" / asked a man be-
| tween Us,
81 don't know" he answered, el-
! bowing ahead vigorously.
took advantage OF the openings
he had made and found myself a. the
/ head OF tho throng.
On the moor OF the landing lay q
man, faes d0wnwsTd, no wOspon ap,
The evening world., 1917-10-17
By Arthur B. Reeve

II Craig had had any idea that We
actually would turn in, he must have
rcckOned without considering the ol-
feet ON US OF the rapid succession OF
mystifyinR events. Sleep was out .Ot
the question.
For some minutes, after he had left
us, We sat together under the flick
cring gaslight in silence, But II was
not the nature of either Of US 20 dp
that long Gradually HaZleton unbcut.
It seemed as VI he had reached a
point where he must talk OF what
was, | knew already, uppermo5t IN
his thoughts-MarEery Dwight.
Some one had just come In. evil
IDENTIFY two girls, who had said a quiet
good night, as they turned down The
corridor In the other direction, and
went TO their rooms, where the wu-
men resident workers stayed, Ono OF
the voices had evidently been Mar
g"ry's
I'm fact, il seemed that everything
around the settlement had something
about H. to remind HaZleton Of her.
ana lt was OF her that he talked to
ne FOR a good hour or more.
konncdy's quick step on the stairs
reused us both. He had returned
little sooner than we expected. As
looked up | saw that the ligut was
sNl hickering.
lie had brought with him what
looked like a small incandcscent
lamp. with a plate and grid Of plat
mum scaled in the bulb and con-
u,ctel with the exterior by Flat-
mum wires. Inside was a iilament Of
runtalum. which glowed by means Of
small storage battery.
uGttW mo nv Fnpm IIQEltfAn.' he
asked, as he regarded tho apparatus
auriou-ly,
Hazlcton led the way across the
hall. No sooner had he reached the
room than Kennedy began fastening
ro apparatus by wires To tho brass
bed, much 10 our amaEement.
"lr was tho hickering light that
urst suggested IT," IN remarked, as
boz worked, "Ah-it was right, the
..ut gave mo the clue, some form
.. wireless energy Is being ed."
"'Iow Io you know" s~Ngi llIl.e-
... What is hat"
a.. udion," rcplioG Crug. "l vito
,e. 4r.rctor. Electric wave dntDr-
'. '.a most delicate part OF tine
'.. jog, mc"civing set. are ~ fl, mt
u.t.t r'meitivCncsS nowaddys. Tnn0"
l.o lumber II different typos
known Nith this dudlou could set
q On q rainy night FROM ,tuy
sttuuN within a hundred miles slm-
pIy uy attaching the instrument 10
~, steel rod Of an umbrella held IN
m. band. A battery and "a rleos'at
napt... - very I'm adiustmDu' arc
u...s ~ - the operation OF This do-
f...u. When current to lH' the
U... ia turncd N, the t.ntur ~
.,... Pr business roqulriuE NO adj
Y. 's - crystals dud points. ware
ur .... II can he used tu receive
r.. . systems II trdnsmI,a.ga --lr
fac, VIII detect any wireless wave
from whatever source 1t Is proluccd.'
ykCnnedy" exclaimed Has.eton
",.4 D.. positively uncdnuy"
u atd bent down and was watch
.r . operation Of the auI.un tn
rB4r tho bed put l.. no, sC
.-. mysuhed by the apparatus
N4.s. .7aiSsd as it Il mlEht bt eAPs
The evening world., 1917-10-17
THE TERRORISTS

Hazleton turned quickly What
do you mean"
Il do not know what he may have
been in Paris-perhaps IL was pretty
bad. But whatever II was, / don't
think Armand was so lost 10 the
sense OF human gratitude AZ to plot
against his bcncfactOrS here"
| recalled the conversation we had
heard over the vocaphone, and un-
dcrstood what kennedy was driving
at.
NO" he continued, Armand had
been cornered. He had been trapped.
He was between the devil ana tho
deep sea. [ think we are going 10
hnd that Armand fed from the house
after the explosion, not because AC
set the bombs, but because somC one
was working through him closer and
closer to success in the dastdrdly
scheme Of terror, The deep sea may
have claimed him. | doubt II II was
the devil"
Hazleton said nothing, but leared
back in his easy char and ga2cd
llNedly at the ceiling.
The large gas light began to rlck,r
HaZleton rose and tlnkorcd with II
more as II to give vent 10 his restless
FEELINGS by some mechanical action
than for the sake OF accomplishing
anything
Il shall have 10 call on tho gus
company to fix this he remarked.
These lights seem 10 flicker terribly
lately. ~" got the nest mantles. II
must be In the how OF tho gas. Sec %
He lighted another burner, aud IL
too fiickercd.
Kennedy watched him with interest
The light that failed" remarked
Hazleton, with an attempt al 4 smile
NO" said Kennedy, watching with
interest possibly the light that sue
ceeded. Has II always been that
way?"
mot until very lately" replied
Morgan; land Lot all tho time now
either"
That's strange" mused Craig fol
the moment thinking aloud. "NOl
Know In the combustion OF the gas 10
me lhc1nd"sccnt heat of a gas muuU"
mere Is matter I'M an extremely tcuu
Gus and mobile state, sensitive .
vibrations Of many kinds"
knowing nothing about the subject
lidzicton kept a discreet silence. 70
several moments none OF us spokH
hazlcton had gone back 10 cons.dcr
ing whu, ~ had just witness. !
N,nhcdy considering some, hing as f
~ ndi pcen presented 70 him m d % a
ana unexpected way
"llalloton, 10 said, at lpuStu, "l
think we shall sleep here at the setl.e
ment Tonight, II you can put Us up
by all means. ! should ha #,
lighted 90 have YOU" the Other w
swered
"lf You lul Walter care b turn o.
~ ahead" continued Kennedy, ris..s
ana iammlug his uut ON. 81 know
US late and both ut you havo yn.l
through Il great teal ntolv / nt.l
sun trip to make UP to tAe labora
tory | shall be back as soon a.
} can. Only give M a room up her
ON tho top tloor, and be suro ther,
} is an iron bed In IT,"
II think that can easily be al
ranged" replied llJIlrto.. "'.
can't We g. along With yous'
NO need declined Kennel
shan DO rlEht back,
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e DreSSnlGkerS

toned to it at tho waistlIne. The
waist with its two roomy patch pock-
cts and plain collar and cuffs would
be rather practical looking II II were
not for the two rows OF narrow
batiste pleatins that Nll in the long,
narrow opening I'm tho front, The
sleeves are also OF the batisto and
would be practical US part OF a
guimpe with the collar and pleatings
which could DO easily lRundered.
The evening world., 1917-10-17

other strenuous pastlmc to Offset the
monotony OF too much mental work
during The week. This will not tire
you and, on the contrary, It will
bring sound sleep and sharpened ap-
petite, which are not always enjoyed
during the working days and nights.
Get out in the air and sunlight
whenever conditions permit, and
never forget TO take long, deep
draughts OF fresh air. After a time
this healthful practice will become
a habit and bring with II clear skin,
red lips. bright eyes aud all other
glowing signs OF superb health.
Above all, don't be health Stacker,
and Just because You may be fifty
years old and have let go OF the ma
terial cares OF life never allow your
self TO feel useless or that another
can fill your place. Just so soon as
you let go of yourself then also will
the world let go Of you. and women
who have reached point in the home
or working world where they are no
longer necessary can use this spare
time regaining strength, renewing
energy and vitality. improving figure,
broadening the mind and helping to
make the lives OF other working
women easier.
uSo every possible moment, no
matter what your age. IN keeping in
health, which brings it's own rewards
in beauty, normal figure, success. en-
ergy and charming personality.
The evening world., 1917-10-17
Original Fashion Designs
For The EDening Worlds
Home Dressmakers
By Mildred Lodewick.


A 4 the age ot eleven
~ or twelve rho av-
erage girl has de-
veloped n lively inter
est In clothes. Sho be-
gins to have definite
ideas about what she
likes to wear and what
she thinks ls becoming.
This Is but a patural
expression OF indiv:du-
ality, and the vitae
mother will encourage
tho young girl IN sug-
gestlonS concerning hor
attire, tempering them
by her own good iudg-
meut.
I have designed n par.
ticulariy pretty rrock
to-day for the young
girl from eleven 20 six
teen years old. II cm-
bodies In every limo
youthfulneSs. dlstinc-
ton and style. Three
materials arc suEgast-
cd in tho sketch. al
though two materials
could bo used quite rs
well. NclNetccn. which
Is one OF the Seasons
favored fabrics FOR
grown-ups, Is here used
for the bodice, being
cut plain, with no gath
srs. and slightly fitted
on the under-arm seam.
With the fitted bolt
which drops over tho
hips. being Of the vel
veteen, a Moyen-age
effect IL achieved. tits
emphasized In the back
by a flat bow which
terminates the bolt In
n charmingly youthful
way. The skirt falls IN
pleats from under the
belt all the way around.
except In front. whero
the panel extends over
the belt and Is but
The evening world., 1917-10-17
Tenn Erred METAL
HouD Man and a Woman Stood the Great Test
A Complete Story In week-Besin ! Monday Oct ss

bic of doing all he said. as by tho
apparent simplicity Of his arrange
ments.
"Oh," he laughed. didn't you know
that that could be done? with the
proper kind of apparatus even an
iron bed can be used as an aerial
In wireless telegraphy the signals are
not sent In one direction, but In ALL
so that a person anywhere within
range OF the ethereal disturbance can
get them II he has the necessary re-
ceivinB apparatus. This apparatus
need not be so elub Jratc and eXpen-
The evening world., 1917-10-17
siye as used to be thought, II n GO

sive as used to be thought, IL n se--
sitiyc detcctor ~ employed. why. |
half suspect l might detect these Inn
pulses by means OF u dozen feet OF
copper wire, say number eighteen,
stretched across this room and
grounded with water or gas pipe.
! might even use an iron bed without
a wire mattress. You see, there are
lots OF things you can do. Just by
hltchlng your wagon to a bedstead or
u gas pipe without waiting to hitch II
10 a star"
Go Re Continued)
The evening world., 1917-10-17

large amount Of knowledge and book
learning into the heads OF their chill
dren at the expense Of their bodies,
and parents should insist OIL their
children allowing time for the prop.
fcr physical development through
some outdoor exercises each day.
j The day of the "clingiug vino" girl
has happily passed, and what person
does not admire the buoyanL' pink
'cheeked, laughing athletic girl. Gu
iirely free from headaches, nerves.
chrome fatigue and other ailments?
No matter what your employment,
insist on a. much for yourselves as
sou give your employers, Allow each
Sunday for game of tennis, long
ero !s-country walk. a swim in some
gymnasium tank. roller skating or
The evening world., 1917-10-17

wheel will prove
a very welcome
addition 90
tho automobile
world. Tho IN
yonlion n orc
shown comprises
q long ncxtNo
ribbon nlado cf
leather, cloth.
&c, folded upon
itself to form a
The evening world., 1917-10-17
AnsUers to Queries.

lGshiou kditor. Tue breaing Word
creRses from black chiffon velvet. II
make an evening dress OF same. Am
blond. live feet four inches. slim.
good figure. ELLEN.
Brush the right side OF the velvet
with damp cloth and pass tho
wrong side OF the velvet over the
edge OF a hot iron. II will be tedious
work 20 remove all the creases. The
dress can he sent to a dry cleaner =
and steamed well at a very small
cost. Use gold net with the velvet.
or. n you are mature, black net and
Jet beads.
The evening world., 1917-10-17

thousand times, a. New York inventor
has recently obtained patent on an
electric drip pan alarm here featured.
predetermined level in the pan. the
float arm rises, causing the electric
bell circuit 10 90 closed This should
The evening world., 1917-10-17

overheard, even
though provided
with "a ilte oeiI
are lost never.
tav,css, pdrticu
larly W hen this
occurs nt tly
night time 20
The evening world., 1917-10-17
An Electric Rain Alarm.

TlKE an ordinary funnel, either
glass or tin. and fastrn 10 into
place where tho rain can get
into it easily and quickly. TAX q
cork, or preferably n rubber stOppeG
The evening world., 1917-10-17

flat casing which serves to support
and tnsulate tho electric heating eie-
w,uts VI wires. and which elements
may bo connected either In series or
lin multiple. Tho electric heater may
loo connected 90 '.o storage battery
.or fNulmp ~ tho automobile, and
takes but l.ttle current.
The evening world., 1917-10-17

will become a
thing Il the past
II the invention
illustrated here
comes into gen
eral use rHe
device Is that Z
an Ohio ran.
BY pushing a
button on tho
door knob y
SINAI. slectrtc
The evening world., 1917-10-17

~ uly llB uiS u ~
no means u perfect
one, | shall appreciate
your kind advice in de-
signlpg me a becoming
afternoon dress OF in
closed sample (gray
bluo) taneta. 1 am in
cllned to be short
walsted and am also
too thin. although my
face does not show IL.
Am % years old. have
red brown hair. pale
complexion. gray eyes.
MISS X. W.
Blue bpocada rirdla
The evening world., 1917-10-17
Nep Life Belt Has Electric Light

Thh illustration herrs On .apws
i new wrinkle iu .. n.'s, md
on" which should boz oou.I. SO
ID to" saving of many E.s .auua.iy
/ often happens that p,rsuus wAa' ID
The evening world., 1917-10-17

a n d, fortunately,
most all OF us are
given a good start
in life ith a
healthy body and
normal brain.
Pers on ally, |
think it is a great
mistake for moth
pfsG In A. rn ~ al IA
The evening world., 1917-10-17
insUerS To Health and Beauty
Questions.

SALTS TO REDUCE MRS. Es
TIER T.: DO not take these nor
other purrauyes. Follow non
lattening diet and YOU will lose
weight.
The evening world., 1917-10-17
Electric Drip Pan.

7 Tow many times have you under
II taken 10 empty the drip pan
under the leo ooN when II was
g.led - oyergloWlrg, only 20 food tho
-.o0r' To ooylatg this h0us5ao 4
catast7ophe, which has >'currel and
viii most Rrohsh'y 9Ccu many
The evening world., 1917-10-17
Blue brocade girdlo

run with silver. Let this drop as low
as possible. Gray chiffon blouse, also
sleeves. Back OF waist has the straps
crossed
The evening world., 1917-10-17
ARCH PLOTTBR AND SUPER DETECTIVE MATCH
WITS IN THIS AMAZING MYSTERY
Follow Craig Kennedy on His Best Case
tConyrLaAt. see.t 4 snlLth-N

SYNOPSIS
Il q Let Z
y new pG.P las b sGsn ro S u O' 1 "e >
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light Just above the keyhols v tissh
on oad anduS the Acy Aols thea .
an easy tsSk.
RsDnHted ~ 9s'a sScs ffon ;as E~stFsss 10,
psnnleAtsI.
The evening world., 1917-10-17
The Pauline FurLOng
WOmen's National Army
For HpuIfh
crsnsht tn P,uP TN. rr.nns
DAILY DRILL No. 24-For the Girl Who Would Be
con,o AfhIefir
come Athletic
For Health,

THE coming generation depends
almost entirely on the health
- OF the young women OF to-day.
The evening world., 1917-10-17

Increase the cHunces VI oc.ns -s7-1>d
~ me pqrson 80 s!tps 90. N~w YORK
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prove d sodsend TO the busy house
wtc, not 70 mention tho perpetual
busy servant glrl or cook who, whom
she IL not busy frying pota .-es or
baking cakes, - highly preoccupeG
with tho fatuous and propltious 1uN'
Of aaterLIlnInE the lceman.
The evening world., 1917-10-17
Electric Steering Wheel Heater.

II you have had occasion TO drive a
| motor car in the winter time, you
will probably agree with the tn
ventor Of this device that scme
simple form OF heater for tho steering
The evening world., 1917-10-17
New Inventions Operated by Electricity

inventor has patented luminous
lie bolt.
A soon as the person dons this life
belt q switch is closed which illumln-
atos the electric light or lights. aud
thus the shipwrecked soul has evory
chance OF being seen by another ves-
sci IN tho dark. The lamps may be
supplied with current from a dry or
storage battery placed within one OF
tho belt compartmentA
The evening world., 1917-10-17

KNOCK KNEES MRS G.. l.. II:
soothing will correct his arc. you
.Irc grown.
The evening world., 1917-10-17

TO DEVELOP MUSCLES IN
LEGS-MBS LENA d.: Dancing,
-Nimm!ur, running jumping, walk
iyg up-nul and mountain climbing.
scyciing, &c, viii develop l-s mus
,ies.
The evening world., 1917-10-17

Electric Lighted keyhoIe.
.IE annoyance OF CROPPING abouJ
o.ndly for the keyhole on cold
(or large sized" evenlngsl nights
The evening world., 1917-10-17
CHAPTER XIV.

p came back to our apart
ment from our thrilling.
but unsuccessful, expert
enca n Rnckcrest 70 find
The evening world., 1917-10-17
BELT OR sUsP ENDGR s.

GEORGE r.: ! know 50 little about
aither bat ! lmlgiue that the belt
would be preferable. Suspcuders are
il<ely to cause round shoulder,
The evening world., 1917-10-17

STIFFNESS OF THE hNGes-
MRS. l.. II. c. This mas nr the re-
5a,t of several conditions and you
should consult 80 pH si'itr II may
-,r duo to deposits. which in large
.ulutity would cause rheumatism.
"A, 10 YOU have th. pains In other
ns.1ts-ot the body rn, umatism proha-
ly does cause them.
The evening world., 1917-10-17

huusrkvcprrs all over
the country arn now putting In
much of thou umC at canning,
The evening world., 1917-10-17

ILLUSTRATED LESsoNs-W. B.;
No arc ont ot iI" .lEslra. ed pdch
.upies Of cNorc.-
New Britain herald., 1917-05-21
AMERICAN
 MOTHERS ADOPT
 NEW METHODS
No Longer Scold and Nag
 Children.

Hundreds of mothers instead of whipping and wrangling when the kid dies are away of. now look for the source of trouble.
 Children are naturally cheerful. smiling, active, and full of life. any time they are cross. fretful, feverish. quarrelsome and all out of sorts, do not find fault, but look for the coated tongue and hot feverish bad breath. It is just as sure Q test as a ther- mometer for heat and cold, that their stomachs are sour, overloaded and clogged up with waste. their livers lazy, and their bowels constipated.
 No matter what ails your child a general. sure laxattveslike ''11rs. Wins lows Soothing Syrup is the right start. This is the simple remedy your mother and grandmother and family doctor have depended on for years.
 Children love this mild laxative. It is pleasant to take, never fails to wash out and make their insides clean and in a few hours you have . happy contented child again: mother and all feel free from worry.
 Mother. give the little folks g. chance. try this tonight on tho whole family from baby up. and you will be- surprised the difference Mrs. Wins lows Soothing Syrup will make: everybody feeling right and happy.
 Sold under guarantee by leading druggists everywhere. For sale in New Britain by Ssltxer's Prescription Pharnao~, a
New Britain herald., 1917-05-21

''It's just as though we were each of us. not ono person but a whole lot of persons who sometimes meet and shout together and then disperse and forget and plot against each other."-H. G. Wells.
 A young man said to me the other day, There are two distinct mes One of them gets to talking and blowing and the other comes along half an hour afterwards and says, You make me sick. What do you do that for, you conceited donkey I wish to goodness that self would stay on the job straight along instead of coming around afterwards" The Growing Pains of Self AnaIysis
 Are Healthy.
 He looked so comical as he screwed up his face in what were evidently the \growing pains of self analysis that I couldn't help laughing. but knew just what he felt. and respected him for having the sense to feel it. It's only the people who never have that second self come around and com- plain who have no chance of growing wiser as they grow older.
 The Authorman has . funny way of saying, 1T talked to myself like c Dutch uncle"
 This is process he goes through when the Dr. Jelxyll in him catches the Mir. Hyde being selfish or mean or not giving some other Authorman due praise.
 Mir. Hyde usually emerges very much ashamed and at once, does his best to undo his error.
 Incidentally the Authorman really means that he talks to himself, not just thinks. Its more impressive that way" he says.
 So | Tried tho Auth0rman's Scheme.
 I laughed when he told me that but it's not half so absurd. I know for I've tried 1t.
 The first time I ever tried skiing
New Britain herald., 1917-05-21
LAST OF SEVEN
 DEADLY SINS TODAY

A powerful moral drama heads the Fox bill for tonight and tomorrow, when the last of the Seven Deadly Sins series is to be shown. This picture which issknown as the f'ssSeventh Stn.' = gave rise to much comment when 1t was first shown on Broadway few weeks ago, and the lesson it brings Is said by eminent critics. both moral and literary. to be one that no one can afford to ignore.
 As an extra added feature there will be shown an p-to-the-minute pa triotic single reel feature, Manning tho Navy" A new Florence Rose Fashion feature presents authentically tho very latest styles as they are be- ing shown in the Fifth avenue shops A number of short subjects, comedies and dramas will complete the pro- gram.