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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

greatest credit and aided in their
efficiency in all good works. They
were the last at the cross and tho
first at the tomb. They did not ex-
pect 10 see the living Lord. but in
the fidelity OF their affection they
followed the leadings OF their hearts
and were divinely blessed. so all
through the ages II has been the
women who have stayed with the
cause OF Christ through good and
evil report Men Will turn away
to seek selfish aggrandizement, but
woman stays by the choice OF her
heart, and no power can pull her
away. Men get absorbed in the
affairs OF the world and forget the
sources OF grace. but TO women has
been relegated the work OF keeping
the altar fires burning and saving
up for IA better day the truth that
never dies. Now that we have come
into an age where men have once
more awakened to the Importance of
heir religious duties, as well as to
he great benefits they have 40 long
missed by keeping a.oof from relig- |
Gus things, II Is well that we should |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

Polite gaiety had been wiped from
ms face. He was still smiling, not
with amusement. but sort OF quiet
conleaIrsent IL was as. II after
long separation, they had found re-
union, comradeshlp, shelter, com
Tort and understanding in the eN-
change of single glance and clasp
ing Of hands.
German, who was 10 sleep at cas-
We apartment. was still talkative as
hruleigh mixed a final nightcap.
Thats swell looking woman" +"
he said, "a hlanked fine little piece
or furniture. Too bad she's married
lsn I II. Never saw nicer eycs-or
nicer arms. She's clever too. and
some dancer. II she only had more
Ringer-p -flarc--what shall I ca II
II r. she'd cut some streak in the
White way, Imcky YOU ran across
them, Bruleigh Hope you Fix up
another party SOS can meet 'em
ugiu"
Hruleigh yanked together some
curtains that shut out a view Of the
yellow glare OF the neighhoring fiat
lighted window
"Not likely to-" growled. They
don't belong. I've been doing some
rare thinking and I'VE come to tho
conclusion that It is a mistake to be-
lieNe that all regular folks have to
live around edges OF the Tender
loin."
En- exploded German.
|. Somebody IN this country's got To
be decent" continued Castle irrole-
vanity. The place for women IL in
the home. ANYWAY, And suppose
they have to have husbands God
knows they won't stay there II some
OF the men don't"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16
Silk Petticoats at $3.50

One lot of silk Pecoats in good grade of chiffon taf-
feta. Also silk and linen washable silk In changeabe
and floral designs Some with fancy ruffles and corded
Tussday TS,"ns, at tau'' to 30 for MONDAY and S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

their politeness swung on oiled him
ges and TO have orChestras instead of
conversation and plenty of pretty
women within eyeshot in case the
the one he happened to be enter
tanning should suddenly begin to pail.
Bruleigh retained his youthful
good looks, buGAwas rapidly nearing
the stage where the younger charm
crs drift past him TO other womens
escorts. lie was not old but mas
sage and hot towels intended to blot
out evidences of extravagant inulg-
once seemed to be struggling with
wrinkles instead OF merely worldi-
ness. He was slightly bald; n roll
of pink flesh was beginning to swell
above the back OF his dashingly
correct white collars. He shaved
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

ment "A trial win convince you"
Mary Abbie Beauty Parlor, 419
SoNth Main.
Fashion DEGREES that the separate
skirt shall be In vogue, ! saw an
attractive one Of chinchilla gray
Moon glo" crepe at the Demorcst
Shop, South Main. Other models
were OF Baronet satin, shirting silk
and wash satin.
Buy W. s $. every day
Sweaters-wonder models Of
silk and wool in the slip over"
style, with or without sleeves have
just beeg received by the Dumit
shop, " East Fifth. This is quite
the most attractive line OF sweaters.
shown in all sizes and colors, have
seen on display
The poke is undcniably the thing
in hats.
Framed pictures suitable for
presents at reasonable prices Pic
lures framed promptly Plymouth
Drug Company, 4l9 South Main.
Ostrich feather trimming is In
high favor.
The De Gueldrc- Rivkin Studio be-
lieves in doing their bit more ways
than one and have now decided to
give all the soldier boys SIS off on
each dozen pictures.
The general feeling Is one of
moderation in AlT things, even in
color.
Whcnsyou are tired and hot after
n day of shopping cali at the Nogue
Marlnelio Shop, II East Fourth, FOR
a .restful facial massage The new
fans installed make the hours spent
thore pleasant ones
Fabrics of quiet tendencies seem
to outdo others in popularity.
7777, the number with mean
ing. quality and service. Let tho
Quality Laundry take care of the
family washing and ironing. Clean
ing and pressing specially, too.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16
Remember

Tulsa's most beautiful theater, the
New Majestic, will open Thursday
June 90, the premier program TO be
Mabel Normand in, her newest PIC
ture, Venus Nodel, and FATTY
Arbuckle in "M6onshine' Accord
ing to the management this Will be
one OF the finest theaters in the
southwest, and feature OF much
Importance is the new S25,OOO pipe
organ to be installed.
On an average OF 100 women
have worked daily In the local Red
Cross rooms this week. Are you II
member of some unit?
Wonderful values in summer mill
linery are now being offered at at
tractive prices at the Demorest
Shop, South Main.
Printed designs on voiles, chif-
Tons and organdic arc popular.
For tired, aching feet nothing is
more soothing than an electric foot
massage. Graduate specialists have
charge of the chiropody department
at the Vogue Marinello Shop, II
East Fourth. Phone 6226.
Ftiet lace and tiny organdic plait-
ings arc summers fayoritc trim
mtngs.
Just received an order Of oriental
incense and perfumes at the Shang-
nal Bazaar, al North Main.
Do your bit at home by working
at the Rcd Cross.
Don't be misled in Tulsa. The
only exclusive agency for the Hart
mann wardrobe trucks. The Ele-
nhant Trunk Factory. lO5 South
dain
Nitp the numbers when you arc
interested and put them in your
q, Farucular care should be given
me hair during the hot summer
Hohths. Ask your dealer for Mary
Aoole Hair Tonit and scalp Treat.
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Conversion.

(Oopyrighted 1918 by Mcclure Newspa'
per Syndicate)
Bruleigh Castle boasted that he
had not been seated at family table
In years He could not he driven to
any conventional home By sighting
remarks about restaurant coffee. or
lured from the Broadway jungle by
a bait bf homemade bread. He side
stepped all friends with married sis
ters who looked as If they made good
shortcake He refused to counter
ance dom esticity by enduring it even
for a Sunday hand raised chicken
dinner.
His taste ran to oceans Of table
cloths and walters who acted as IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

and gratitude. makes men the COM
rades Of Jesus and the children Of
Jehovah. Now hath Christ risen
from the dead"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

Wait till swell day is over b..
before you rave about It.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16

Decidedly new-Womens street and afternoon dresses
of voies and batste, p1 or
The who desrous OF
entirely win in
will instantly appeal Fine voos
skirt side drape and high effects Also
that e o ;t75O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-16
Is Silk Suits


Materials of fine quality
chiffon, taffetas, silk fail
les; shades of copen, navy,
sand, gray, pekin an d
others. Beautifully lined
with guaranteed Innings.
Straight lines and sport
models, with two and
three-ruffle effects. Suits
that are worth up to $50.
Just the apparel for vaca-
ton wear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
SMOOT WOULD MAKE
MANY TAX CHANGES
Utah senator Presents R~port On
Revcnuc observation-disclosures
ON Biil Are Postponed.

WARRINGTON. Dec ii.--For-
mality Of reading and considering
minor ana unopposed amendments
10 the war revenue bill was reached
In the senate today sooner tlnn OK
pected. because senators preparing
addresses a were not ready TO proceed.
Reading Of the bill by senate
clerks proceeded for several hours
without discussion by senators and
with less than IA dozen members In
their seats Senator Ia Toilette Of
Wisconsin requested postponemsnt
OF consideration OF virtually the en-
tire Income tsx section, and this and
other controvcrted provisions went
over under unanimou consent agree
ment
Senator Smoot OF ttah presented
his minority report predicting that
the country's requirement. In 1870
will be 10000. 900. 600. and suggest
Ing radical changes In the bllls pol.
icy. proposed a I per cent gross sales
tax and opposed the excess profits
and other provisions OF the pending
bill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
AID FOR SUFFERERS
I'm FAR EAST ASKED


NEW YOltk. Dee ~ \ r'''l'
nation 10y rresldrn, wilson 'I'ling
upon the people of the lut'i r.'.''
to contribute money tu sustain 'h'
Armenian. syrian 6r"ck up' o,he'
war sufferers IN ne near rA-' iIt
Ing the winter wnz made uJpNs h,i'
today hy the American r."' l.''
for Armenian and Syrian rel 4 Inc
presidrnt proclamation da''i az
ihe white house on EpNcmh"r =.
reads IN part
~ In estimated that about 900.
600 Armenian. sytiru tifrok sud
other war sufferers 300 ihr near ''H'
viii require outside hrlp U sustain
them through the winter Many ni
them are nov hundreds ~ miles
from their home lands Tho Ntsi
~ lhwn are d lpl'.s women
and children. Including co. 400 "r.
phnur
The American pmWittec Tor f".
lief In the near east n appealing for
"a minimum ~ $40. 600 600 20 hr
January l2ly. 1919.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
TO CENTRAllZE ALL
REGISTERED NURSES
Volunteer itrxt-trar stationed In the
Mayors Offhc tn Mako Local
tMciiitics Morr Efft,tcut.
SERVICE AND COST FIXED


NeglatrAtion OF nurncs under the
rRngemrnn made with the city last
night when tho Nurses association
Disttlct No 2 OF Oklahoma. ac-
r~pted the proposition ot Mrs II y
Headquarters have been op-ncd In
tho fnavors office temporNrily. .
phone 1850. whers those seeking tn.
services ~ the association may yet
Information
A. The nurses' m~etinH u fund
of slo0 was subscribed ny tho MON
hers, around which they expect tn
rats" AN amount sufficient To endow
a bed In one OF tho local hospitals
for the Use of their own members
who get slck. and later thsy plan
To have "a nurses home, where tho
members may so when not WORKING
The many cases OF nicknrss In
Tulsa has resulted In q great deal
~ unorgsniped effort TO utilize tho
nursing facilities Of the city. and not
only the nurses have been unable
Ia keep up with the demands on
their tiuse, but the physicians and
the afflicted have suffered Through
lnlH DETERMINATION anu 'fnlIel F'kb
trar, nurses and those wanting their
services are easily put In touch with
each other
The service and tho cos, In guar.
anteed by the association. Only
those who are graduates of n reputs /.
bile school or hospital are admitted
20 membership. and tho standard
charge OF e3b "a week 10 the only one
permitted. This arrangement settles
n problem that has been confront
ing many sick people who have been
called upon To pay excessive charges
because ~ n lack OF organisation
The nurses plan some sort of ba.
rar or festivity At any early date to
augment their homo fund. which
once equipped. will he self sustain +.
Ing, largely because the nurves will
maintain II through the charge flied
for accom- mediation ana rnsmb~rship,
Mrs Cary. who has been identi.
fled with the city's fight on influ-
enka, gives her time TO the work
without charge. and can be found
In the mayors office every day. or
reached by phone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
DAY OF ISOLATION
PASSES'F0R u. S.
sccrttary Daniels Tells Commercial
ConGrc~s Nation Must Consider
All World Questions.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dcc 1.-THE
day OF isolation In the United states
has passed for good or ~. and I
profoundly behave II IL for good.
This republic must concern Itself
with every problem that touches the
people of every portion Of the
world" declared secretary OF the
Navy Daniels In an address NJ
banquet given here tonight by the
southern Commercial congress In
honor Of the diplomatic representa-
tivcs ~ the nations associated with
the United States In the world war.
Referring to the peace congress,
Secretary Daniels said the American
representative would insist upon
such provisions In the treaty as will
give TO smaller nations the same
rights that greater cations will en-
JOY and tho elimination Of any meas-
ure- that may produce irritation ana
make possible another war. we
look for sound definitions and per-
feet safeguards for the freedom Of
the seas and such u league OF ma
tons or high tribunal with powers
to endorse DEGREES as Will give TO
all people the security f'Om tho
danger OF war as will enable them
TO WORK eat their own destiny and
secure prosperity" the secretary
added
To enable our county 10 defend
Its own and the liberties OF 'other
free peoples, the secretary said II
would be the part Of wisdom for this
congress 10 authorize another three
year program Of naval construction,
Identical IN power with the program
adopted three years sgo.
The day must never come again
when the product OF America must
depend upon foreign bottoms" said
the secretary, In conclusion. we
have relearhsd how TO build ana
operate merchant ships and we shall
continue 10 do So"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
CONTRACTS FOR WOOD
SHIPS ARE CANCELLED
Outstanding OrirrS Escspe Whsrs
Morn Than $500 900 RAs Bem
Erp~stcd Arc Witlxirnwn.

WARRINGTON. Dec. fl--CAs-
cellation Of all outstanding coatrarts
for construction OF wooden ships
whore builders have not spent more
than boo.O 900 on a ship has been
determined upon by tho shipping
board
1hi, applies 10 yards on ths At
lanue. OUT and Pacific coasts. Con-
tracts Tor tao ships of this typs
were suspended recently and many
OF thsse are affected by the dects-
ion, though officials OF the board
would not Nttesnpt today 10 sstiinats
the numbsrA
Th. contract cost ps wooden 49,
s@r averages about efoo, 900 ara u
10 underwood that the boards eu-
peris decided that where not Onee
than Sf4o.ooo worth Of work hsd
bean done n would b. economy 6DS
the government 70 cancel the ooos
tract with the provision ASAinsl ~
10 the ouuue9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
THREE BIRDS FROM LOVE
FIELD ARE FLYING ABOUT

I ear = \ schmidt accompanied
Us Lieut. g. J. Dodge. arrived IN the
,IiS lest nght FROM Love field. com
ny by way ~ Muskor'o When the
h,lators lru Dallas there were three
army rlrpnnos In The squadron pi-
.1ird hy ne many officers Hut ono
uf tho alrwcu lost hla way after Tho
par'y eft Nuskogee yesterday after
noon ana was compelled 10 return
there FOR the nisht
, lisutonanta schmidt and Dodge
ufo stopping ~ Hotel Tulsa. and will
remain lH the cit, until the third ma
chine arrives from Murkusee. II 10
understood they are making a tour
~ the country In what 10 called
~ ss-county flign'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

with which to meet the most urgent
nrrds ut theH" people
Il therefore again call upon the
people 81 the United States 20 make
even wu.r generous Cuutrihutlons
than those th"y have made hereto
fore 80 suH'nlI through the winter
months those who, through no fault
- lnrir own. have been lef, s,nrv-
no sNrl'oflcss condition, and 90 help
rr establish these ancient and sorsly
oppressed people IN their former
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
RllOADW AY.

Edgar llarneutH new comedy
play. The Man IN Black" ought 20
keep the audience IN an uproar al
the broadway then,er this afternoon
when tho play will be presented for
the first time by the III Jinkr com
pany OF celebrated entertainers. MIR
barnett and Al and Loie Bridge will
he on hand In the leading comedy
roles, and |, is n cinch that there
will be a hot tine throughout the
bill There will be new and elabor-
ate scenery with q splendid program
Of new and high class songs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

true Tulsa spirit not by listening nor
talking alone but by doinG
PEARL SIDNEY PAYNE,
There should be a real live art
club In Tulsa and "a nice. lisht. rooniy
studio provided for the artists so
they would have a place In which to
hold meetings, entertain visiting art
lists and above all "a place IN which to
work together TO paint for Tulsa this
wonderful country and the many ira
ditlons here. other cities have their
clubs 40 they may hold their talens
and brlng other talent into the city.
There should be skr'rhiur 'esse ~
any other classes whore the artists
might be helpful to ,a,n .nri.
Nashville Art club worked out
decorations ~ tho old Hermitage
(Jacksons homeb Tulsa could work
out Indian traditions
W ESSlE ORlFriTH.
Kendall College.
My picture ls to be sold for the
benefit ~ Mime Flcury. the widow
OF a well known French gra mmhrian,
who was also professor ~ French at
retrograd, Russia, for 90 years
Their daughter was u noted author
who published novels NJ Russian lifs
under the name ot Henry Orevilie.
Nine Fleury had n pension from the
Russian government She had also
Invested all her money In nn AN
nuity IN Russia IIer pension and
annuity have never been paid since
the beginning - the war She IN
now AT the age ~ ~ left entirely
alone without any living relative or
income. sh. lr now living pt Gre
villo In northern France tGreyillo
was the homo OF Jean Francois Mil
let) MILE. II CLOpATH
most heartily endorse the move
mert Of tho organization for the mu-
tual operation ~ our own Tulsn
artists for the beneficial development
of art In our city Wa have great
talent here among our young peo-
pie and for one come out strongly
for this splendid movement The
greatest investment that any city can
MAX" is the development 81 its gen
ius and Its greater wealth lies not
In its banks and public buildings.
but In Its individuals
MRS y, l.. TOWNSEND.
A. a graduate OF the Chicago Art
institute am IN favor ~ an artists
club. II would he fine for our busy
people who are Interested as artists
TO get together and revive the splen-
did spirit that might come through
such n club. Through this club our
younger talent might receive encour-
agement and enthusiasm. ! should
ne delighted 10 take mp the work
again with my workers and
friends for the cause of art IN our
own home city. Smaller cities than
Tulsa have these organizations and
they are supported by the citizens
OF those places why should We not
have that support when tho cost
would be 90 small and ths benefit IN
great IN tho education and develop
ment OF our boys and girls Ono
artist would moro than pay for the
effort. J. L. RlvKlN
As art supervisor Of tho Sand
Springs schools I heartily endorse an
art club for Tulsa. IL would help
art teachers and artists TO give this
community better results In art do
velopment pulsa has artists trained
In the best art schools of the coun-
try. They should get together and
thus help each other ana the younger
members OF such club. such a
club would broaden every art
worker In the community.
CARRIE LUETrIE wHElEHEL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
luvo, IN llrrns

HERNE Switzerland Tuesday.
Dec 10 Prince slmbaton has a..
rived here M the extraordinary
envoy ~ the Caucasian republic ~
Georgia The new republic he says
has 3 600 600 Inhabitants aud Is
completely Independent of RuHria
I, has n national army OF $4,000
soldiers trained ana tested In fight
ing the Turks and the bolsheviki
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
City Briefs

N II. GRAHAM was In Delaware
county yesterday ON the Red Cross
drive.
y. E. MAGEE Of the Union Ma.
tlonal bank has q bad case OF influ-
enra.
MRS REDDCcA BROWN Of Tulsa
has bought tho American Inn, q
hotel st Miami.
=
ONE BUILDING hermit was 10
sued yesterday by building fnspee-
tor Clark. for . t,oee bungalow IN
iiillcrest Ridge. 10 DO built by A. N,
Gent
MAYOR HUBBARD commis.
stoned the following as members OF
ers yesterday; Barney Mysrs, Jank
Mcdaniel and Thomas Harrta
George white was named secretary
of the board
A TOUCH Of me far east 10 prom
iscd IN the visit In Tulsa Of sheeshu.
the child widow, and Mrs. 70. q,
Eaton OF Calcutta, India, who will
speak this afternoon at o'clock at
the first Baptist church 10 women
only.
=
A PURSE containing papers.
which included a burial permit for
Mrs Nlois Austin. was taken to tho
mayors office yesterday The per-
init was "a take q body as baaHaSe
to an eastern point and q check for
the body was included In the papers,
=
DIR FREDERICK q. CoAN, rep
resenling the relief organisations
dealing with the Armenian and Per-
sian sufferers, spoke last night to an
apprecistive audience at the high
school auditorium on tho Tragedy
OF the Near East" lie told OF the
terrible suffering OF the stricken
people and urged that Tulsa give sidl
10 tho cause,
COMPLETION Of tho iO-story
First national hank building, Fourth
and Mnia, will he delayed about two
weeks on account OF shortage of
marble for finNhins the interior II
looks now AZ though tho bank
wouldn', move into It's new quarters
until about March NOno Of the
building viii he occupied until II is
entirely completed
=
J. W. .eItAHRfN0TON was ar.
rested by the police last night after
he had narrowly escaped running !
4 down woman ~ Frfth and Denver |
He was charged with drunkenness /
and violation ~ the traffic ordinance
lie was required To put up $50 |
hond According TO Officers Hey- |
nolds and l.ytton, who made the AR.
reset. man riding on tn" automo obiie
with Harrington was severely In.
iurei and had "a be carried to the
oklahoma hospital for treatment
In some unaccOun,ahle way the
woman was no, hurt
=
A HEiATED application for the
Job OF making water survey fof
Tulsa reached here yesterday A
ettcg posted October 10 by
Donald T. NCiOud reached the city
officials Yesterday and the delay
wasn't due 10 any local postal facili-
'i"H n came from Tnngrhhn. Chinn
and was on n lrttcrhend that said Inv
.'hink Language chinese Govern
uent Engineering College Mr.
NcLoud. the applicant. wa. At on.
me 49, cher In Mississippi unit
ferrity and wants 10 come back To
he states and IN willing To accent
he position His letter reached
Tulsa At least n month too late The
oh has already been given ~ A
HrVssey
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
TulSa'S Local Artists

much Interested Tha toruAt tell
much whnf happened yesterday
n
local orts Some Of these artists hare had good vaRS tAs Sst
oe' and Others quietly paintnO at thr hos N A eosa
CLING trying ees painters wthost Aous ppeRv
to technical knowledge.
These
hardly acq"ued h each other some o m hare b:.n Ass sHv
Vhu
herr quite ohe road bs nns all As stls esst Ssssss
este In art curork Ths .ears that they nsd
usfhsr they could criticize
friendly The artists happy sppsrtsav
together They su feel NJ lkv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

\ shor, cut to Hope the Amer
lean iied Cross.