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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
six BIG ACTS AT
EMPRESS TODAY
Lipton's Famous Monkeys
With Their Jazz Band a
Roaring Novelty.

At the last minute last night the
Empress management was abn Ia
book Liptons Famous Troupe OF
Performing Monkeys az the closins
act on the new vaudeville bin be-
ginning today-mnking big six-ac,
show These monkeys are an or
pheum feature novelty act and one
OF the best trained monkey acts In
tho world They have monkey
jazz band and do everything surprls-
Ing for monkeys to do.
IA today IL the only day the school
children VIII have tn see the mon
keys white they are here, parents
should bring the children to the
matinee, starting AT 2.S0 o'clock
Little folks find peculiar enjoyment
I'm seeing monkeys act ana lApton's
monkeys viii prove IA rare treat for
them.
There are five other excellent acts
besides the 9TH episode OF Pearl
Whites thrilling serial. "rhc Light
ming Raider" They are Nick IIur-
ford, comedian. the College Quin,
tctte: IAngton \ Smith, songs and
puttcr; Nadell \ Toilette, serving
vaudeville Ia carte" ana Keno q
Wagner. Toys From 2abeland,"
Pictures for the first show tonight
will start early. ana THE lLghtning
Raider" will begin sharply nt Z, with
vaudeville at 7:50. The first show
Is out az S,ib ana the second will
begin n few minutes later, All who
can should attend this attcrnoons
matinee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
WILL HELP FARMERS
ton and Handle work In All
sections Of State,

Director carl r. lcc. Of the United
States employment arrWCe. ussist"d
by Tho federal representative. han
appointed more than 200 farm lnbor
representative IN az many Citlcs and
towns In oklahoma
II viii bc the duty Of these repre-
Eontatiy"H To- send a report To the
ccBtrul office Ut oklahoma Guy OF
the weekly work. Including the FARM
labor needs OF their community.
Should shortage bo reported In any
part ~ the stare the necessary holp
viii bo directed there from localities
reporting surplus
Past experiences IN handling the
farm labor situation IN the state of
Oklahoma have prOIon that this
question lH largely matter Of DIS
ltribuliun. one locality may report Al
rhorag" nnd another report "a sur
plus, Mr. Lee said Through those
Tcpurh from ten dlffurcnt offices Of
the state sent to tho central office
daily n In expected that u more
equal distribution will bo nude pos .
Hlblo
The time for the spring work for
IN" farmer IN near at hand and extra
efforts ARE being made 10 organize
thia work aH officlont as possible In
the Ehortcst possible time this Sery-
Ice lH furnished free 10 both the en-
pluyor and omployr
The following representatives. have
been appointed. Creek county j W.
Riley, lIristow. H. J.. COhn. Drum
right. q, A Morris. Mounds and 4.
A. Scaton OF Shamrock
hawn1s county. ward Guffey,
Cleveland; Tom j. Fox. Jennings
Payne county. j, II Hclljs Cush-
Ing; Austin Groom Ripley Ray A.
Bert saltwater. ana W, A. .North-
grove. Yale.
Rogers county. ! T. LeGated.
Chelsea. W, II. Lucas. Claromorc.
NJ. j, Phillips. Inuln, .. H. IAmber-
| son. Oolagnh. and G. Il, Bullnrd.
| Tulsa
Craig county. J G. starr, VinIta
Ottawa county, A. II Dawson, Al
ton.
Other representatives will be np-
! pointed ar they are found to he
needed In other parts Of the state
but the plan In to keep the number
as small as possible 10 make the work
| simple 40 that an up-to-the minute
record can bo kept. according TO Mr.
| Leo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
1t Happened
In West Tulsa

News items for thl. column can be tsle
ehonsd 10 or left 81 The office Of the Nss'
Tulsa Real Estate eompAnJ ~hsrs lhs
Worlds Wssi TVlss buTs.s Aas bees -
sAiiAAsd.
The week Of March $40 viii bo
known In West Tulsa ~ "Cloan up
week" ana every one is ItrRrd 10
cloNn mp lots haCkynrdg ana lawns
The Old buildings ana debris VIII ho
removed from the MCFarhnd lot
across from the puHtofficc ana plans
are under consideration 10 use the
lot ~ u park fuL tho children and
install the ncccsNhCy play ground
equipment
g, NJ Chambers has almost COM
plctrd hls new home on South Main
street and expects To be able 10 move
In the latter part OF the week.
Considerable excitement resulted
when four West Tulsn boys Roger
Mcnucock Frank Ballard. Jack Gar
con ana Hurry Jones. ran hway from
home Friday. Two, Frank Ballard
and IaCkcv Gnrcon. returned homo
Saturday, but the other two have not
returned II Is thought that they nre
somewhere In kansas CITY.
The officials OF the Coadcn a Go.
have announced that every omployo
viii have to undergo n physical cx-
animation during the coming week,
Tho result Of all tho examinations
viii he gone over ana the employees
viii be placed In the department
whore they are best suited physic-
ally
A. II. Ryan Of Snpulpa arrived in
town yesterday afternoon ana will
spend several days with friends,
\ birthday party was given by
Wiley lIardesty OF Red Fork Fltur
day evening. The evening was spent
in music and games. after which n
dinner wns served At each Plate was
n cake lighted with candles
Sunday marks the beginning Of tho
membership drive OF the Community
Methodist Sunday school between
the classes composed of young wo-
men and young men. The class got
ting the larger number OF members
Will be given banquet by the losing
class
j. II. Burdlck left late yesterday
afternoon for Winfield. Kan. where
he will spend several days with rel
atlves
John II. Rass, the young son Of
Dr. H. Y, Pass. III spending several
days with his parents.
A party was given by Mr. and Mrs
". r.. Gallagher Friday night In
honor Of their son, Martin,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
CitB's Homeless Dogs
to Haze NeD Quarters
and Adequate Shelfe,


Announcement wna made Satur-
day morning at the dog headuuhr-
ters that all dogs. poOdlcs and
hounds held IN confinement on tho
charge OF not having In their pos
session city run around license"
would b" made "trusty" prisoners
and allowed freedom to the limits
OF new aud larger dog pound.
POundkoep"r H.. R. Goode, fol-
lowing complaints by a large num-
her ~ west end Tulsa citizens, TO
the erect that the dogs had an
nOyed them and because OF alleged
mlStreh'mcnt Of all animals CON
fined moro. announced the pur-
chase OF four acres Of ground In
IA" new addition south OF tho
Texas c"mpnnys tank farm, whore
there VIII b." erected new kennels
for the days ma whore the dogs
will hnyg plenty OF room and
proper shelter.
work on the new home for tho
oui'hst dogs viii be started Mon
day morning and the loca'l has
been approved by the city offlciaie,
according to Mr. Goode
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
FEW BIG LEAGUE PLAYERS
KNOWN BY REAL NAMES

Few baseball patrons know that
Ralph Stuart Young is none other
than "Pep" young OF the Detroit
Tigers. lie is never called anything
except "Pep" Ftvo at home. ana he
In not homo from February to No
vcmber.
Some experts have always insist
ed that Washington has the largest
number Of players with classical
names, but they are wrong wash
ington has clark Calvin Griffith,
better known as "Grift," n man
nger: George Florlan Mcbride, Ray
,Cyrill Morgan. Walter Perry John
son ana Jesse clyde Milan on Its
roster. but look at Cincinnati:
Russell Biackhurne's middle name
Ia Aubury. and Nick Aliens real
name Is Artemus ward Allen. 60
down tho line ard we find the prop
er names OF other members OF the
Cincinnati team to be.
Raymond Bloom Bressler known
as "breHs.'
Alfred Earle Neale, known In
baseball. football and basketball
circles by the unrefIned nickname OF
"Grcaay,"
Lee Mngcc went 10 the courts 10
have his name changed, but only the
last name was changed. His fuIl
legal name now liz Leo Christophcr
Magee.
other members OF the Reds are,
Sherwood Robert Magec. Thomas
Herman Griffith tRabc Ruth's mid-
die name is also Herman, ana his
first name is George Henry knight
Groh, Michael John Regan. Ivy
Brown wingo and James Henry
smith.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
FEW MORE MARRIAGES
THAN DIVORCE SUITS
February Record Ia County Shows
That Cupid II Being Closely
Pressed to Keep Ahead

Marriage licenses issued in Tuba
county for the, month OF February
exceed the number Of divorce cases
filcd by only 90. There were I29
marriage licenses Issued and 70 di-
vorce sascs filed during the past
month.
According TO figures obtained from
Court Clerk John -. Portor's rec
Ords. there were five more marriage
licenses Issued In February than In
the previous month. and three more
divorce cases started during the
month jiISt closed than In January.
or the &c divorce suits filed In
February, SO we're started in the dis
Tict court ana 81 In the superior
court During the month OF January
there were ~ such suits filed In the
superior court and 20 In the district
court.
AT the present rate the number OF
divorce cases instituted during the
year 1919 Will almost double the
number filed In 1918, during which
time there yere 500 suits filed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
ROONEY ANNOUNCES
PARADE FORMATION
Various Organizations to He In lane
for Opening OF War Exhibit at -
9 O'Clock Monday,

Major /. J. y. Rooney, command.
ing officer OF the National War Ex-
position, who will open the exposi-
ton Monday with grand parade
has announced the following forma'
uon and line OF march
Assembly; 6 " m.
Mounted police platoon: Chief Al.
len. commanding, form on Eas
Seventh street, corner OF Main street
facing west.
Fourteenth field artillery band
Lieut. w. A. McNew, commanding
form on East Seventh street In real
OF police platoon.
Mayor and city officials: In auto,
mobiles, form on East Seventh stree
In rear Of i4th u. s. r. A. band.
Allied civic committee: In auto
mobiles, form on East Seventh stree
in rear OF city officials,
World war veterans, Luclus Fair
child Post. q. A. r.. Confederate
veterans, Fitzhugh Lee Camp 10
u. 5, w, ", all form on West Seventh
street
Oklahoma national guard com
panles: Major James A. Bell, com
manding, form on West Seventh
street.
Old Tulsa county home guard
Lieut.. y. T.. Rothstein, commanding
form on West Seventh street
Uniformed united war workers
All branches OF the service, form OF
West seventh street
County council OF national defense
In automobiles. form on Yves
Seventh street.
Tulsa high school cadets hattahoI
form on West Seventh street
Boy scouts OF America form OF
West Seventh street.
All units will he In formation
ready TO move out at G:lJ y. IN
sharp.
Commanding officers Will report IN
person to the grand marshal a
Seventh and Main streets imme
dIately upon arrival at their scvera
stations.
BY order OF ~
MAJOR l. j r ROONEY,
Grand Marshal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Another Don't Change Your Husband" Hit at
the Rialto Today.

ENID BENNETT, the beautiful
Paramount star, In at the ltialto
today In her new success. Happy
Tho Married" delightful society
drama in which matrimonial com
plicatlons are ironed out in an enter
tanning fashion somewhat after the
manner OF the well-remembcred
Don't Change Your Husband" and
those who saw that delicious piece
OF humor VIII find Happy Tho
Married" n worthy successor TO the
DeMille masterpiece. In fact. film
reviewers all agree that Miss Ben
netts new success is n picture that
will delight everyone who sees II.
The story starts when the star
comes across volume entitled.
How to BE Happy Tho Married"
TIP to this time her married life has
been AS happy as the days are long
Then her troubles begin. Ever since
Adam and Eve the big question OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
1t Happened
In Sand Springs

The organization OF oil field men
known M the American Federation
OF Labor has transferred Its charter
and hereafter viii he known as the
OIL Workers. Meetings will he held
each Tuesday night In the Odd Fol-
lows hall.
The price OF the Morning and
Evening Tulsa World will be tho
same here an In Tulsa. and l. In
not compulsory TO take both. The
subscription price will be ~ cents
for either the morning or evening
editions including the sunday paper
Phone your order 10 lts, service Of
flee, room Q, over the Rexnu drug
store.
G. A. Stern. Il resident OF Sand
Springs for the past two years, will
move to Sapulpa Tuesday.
Plans for the new postoffice build
Ing are, now In the hands of II. r.,
Lee. the contractor, and work is ex-
, pected to begin In a few days
Erection OF frame apartment
house In expected to be under way
here In n few weeks. Much agita-
tlon for such n project In said to
have been favorably considered by
Mr.. Gail. who will build the apart.
ment house on Linden street near
4 the Sand Springs railway line.
Mrs =. II, Powers, who has been
confined TO her home for several
weeks as the result OF "A nervous
breakdown, In improving rapidly.
]. o. Powers. who was seriously
injured when part OF the engine OF
an automobile fell on him while he
was working under the car, is In an
improved condition and out OF dan
ger.
The infant son OF C, A. Stern is
out of danger after n serious attack
OF pneumonia.
| Constable Joe winsell drew n full
house Saturday when he came before
tho police Judge with three OF kind
and several pairs OF shoes. lie also
presented several lanterns and some
steel traps. which had been stolen
from local merchants. Three negroes
were arrested and will be tried on
larceny charges In police court
Monday
Miss Jnsephus Thompson liz plnn-
ming TO open an office this week M
public stenographer. She has not
selected location.
Sickness would have LETT tho
family OF w, Miser, n smelter work
er, ~ serious condition had II not
been for the nid of nciEhbors. who
supplied groceries and othcr ncccs-
slties. Miser had been IN and un-
able to work for nearly a month
His wife worked during his sickness
and kept the family out Of want un-
I'll thclr baby became sick and her
care was needed Mt home The con
dltion OF the family has been called
tu the attention Of MIR. Roone. rop-
rcsentative OF the county humane
society.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

mankind has been How to Re
Happy Tho Married" Enid Ben
netts husband was II polished, bril-
liant man. bdt he had the usual
masculine faults-not serious. but
enough TO Great family discord now
and then. The beautiful, attractive
wife finds that her husband is quite
"A attractive to her sex az she TO her
husbands. A beautiful Spanish wom-
an appears on the scene and plays
an important part In the story. II
Is all filled with exquisite touches OF
human nature--but n clean. whole
some conception that Is as unobjec-
tionablc ms II IS pleasing.
Thomas II. Ipce, the brilliant
Paramount director. directed Happy
Tho Married" and Douglas Mclean.
who has been Miss Benefits lead.
ing man In most of her Paramount
pictures, IL again opposite her. Viola
Vale is cast as the Spanish senorlta'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
REPORT CLEARING RANGERS
ADOPTED By TEXAS HOUSE

AUSTIN, Texas, March The re-
port OF IA Joint Legislative committee
appointed to investigate tho Texas
ranger force was adopted by the
house today by vote OF 6s to 10.
The investigation extended nearly
two weeks and charges ranging from
drunkenness To murder which were
made against rangers, were prohed.
The report exonerated the adjutant
general who commands the rangers
OF blame and commended him
highly, Several charges against In
divldual rangers were sustained.
objection was raised 10 the part
OF the report which commended the
adJutnnt general and the house spent
almost the entire day discussing II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Shoot hair rang from "A win
dow OF Local hotel last night. while
ihtrolmhn Wilson was walking his
beat Two steps at time Wilson
went up tho stairs. entered the room
ana said covered" Just ns one OF
the gamblers called Shoot two"
The raid resulted in eight men
being taken" 20 tho police station,
where they are being held on bail
awaiting trial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
MEDICINE vs.. room.

DO not buy something which you
already have, You have food which
you feed your horses. cattle ana
sheep. hut when YOU want medicine.
,buy only medicine. That IL what you
get In II. a. Thomas Stock Remedy
We sell 1t and guarantee II to Toe
medicine We tell you that It will
tone up the entire system Of your
stock and aid digestion, thereby
causing them TO get all the food
value out OF the grain that you feed
them. ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
WANTS Home Rule,

WASHINGTON, March Ire
lard will always be dependent upon
Great Britain for prosperity and
dominion home rule should be pre-
ferable 10 independence, Sir Horace
Plunkett. who wns chairman OF the
Irish convention. said today before
che Irish Fellowship club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

San FRANClSCO, March 1.-THE
possibility OF n general tie-up OF all
shipbullding construction In the San
Francisco bay region was created to-
day when approximately 5000 ma
chlnlsts and shipyard laborers and
allied crafts took n Saturday half.
holiday In the face of an ultlmatum
by the employers that they would be
dismissed for 81 doing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

WASHlNGTON, March W.T.
fam jennings Bryan, who has been
confined TO his hotel apartment here
with heavy cold today cancelled an
engagement TO speak tomorrow in
Warrington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Reed Wants soIdicrs Home.

WASHINGTON, March l,--Senn-
tor Reed of Missouri made another
speech In the senate tonight crlticls-
ing the war department for delay In
discharging soldiers in America.
saying that "thr camps are moth
Ing more or less than prison camps" f"
whore men arc held against their
will
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

SAN DIEGO. March Ike Davis
a local infieldcr was advised today
by Manager Clark Griffin OF the
Washington Americans, that the
club had purchased his contract
from the Wichita, Kan, team OF the
western lsag"-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
COngrrka ClOacs

PARIS. March i-The French
national congress held its last ses-
sion today The congress adopted
several resolutions. one OF which, In
connection with the league OF ma
tions emphasizes tho difficulty OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
DANISH CABINET RESIGNS
OVER INTERNAL TROUBLE

LONDON, March The Danish
cabinet resigned today AZ the result
of the complicated political situation
I'm Denmark, according TO n wireless
message received from Copenhagen
The dispatch adds that 1t is believed
the socinl democrats viii try to abol-
ish the landsting or senate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Ten Thousand on Way Homo.

WASHINGTON, March 1.---Thc
battlcship Nebraska, tho hospital
ship Mercy and seven transports are
about 10000 trrops
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

"esta bqishing close alliance pro-
vided with effective means or pre.
venting enemies OF peace from EN-.
gaging In adventures dangerous 10
mankind"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

Mrs Helen Huntington Downing.
domestic science expert OF the Ar
mour company. Is TO appear In n Sc
rles OF two lectures In this city March
10 and II In the public library. Mrs.
Downing will also speak before the
high school assembly on Monday
March TO-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02

The premier OF Denmark has been
c. r. Zahle. The leader OF the social
democrats in Denmark IL ]. a. Nj
Stnuning,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-02
Nick Hufford

One Loose Page From BOOK
An Entertainer Who u Different.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13
Moline Tractor

WITH CARRIAGE, TWO BOTTOM MOLE BORED FLOW ATTACH MENT. LEASED MY RANCH, WILL SELL CHEAP, CAN BE SEEN.
 1909 K. POLK ST bg
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13

We also have an Overland six, 7-passenger, new paint, for $500.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13
For Sale or Exchange

HAVE 1914 Stanley steamer in first class condition to trade for light six gas car For particulars write Radiator Exchange, 401 10th St.. Douglas, Ariz.
 hn
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13
For Sale or Exchange

WHAT have you to trade for s15,000 orange grove in southern Cali fornia. Address H. A. M., Box 327, Mesa. 1t
 TWO new brick houses located on F. Van Buren St. Trade for dairy cattle. Al s. Center St. hl WILL TRADE LUMBER for 1 car load of first-class baled alfalfa hay Shoup Lumber Co. blk FOR SALE OR TRADE-25 good buck sheep. Inquire 1902 E. Monroe Phone 1744. P. O. Box 61. bp
 SELL OR TRADE
 20 acres improved sandy soil, pump ing plant. ? miles Queen Creek station Box 24. Gilbert, Arizona. bl A 11a TON FORD truck for Ford tousing car or on lot. Ills East Van Buyen. bm
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13

We have two 7-passenger Hudsons that have been com pletely overhauled and you can hardly tell them from bran new car.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13
For Sale-Automobiles
Out Again

WE ARE ALL OUT OF NEW HUDSON THAT HAS BEEN NEXT BEST THING TO A NEW HUDSON IS A USED HUDSON HAT HAS BEEN OVERHAULED IN OUR SHOP
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13
Wanted Situation, Male

POSITION wanted by young man; experienced bookkeeper and stenog- rapher: references furnished. Box 31L Republican. bn
 WANTED-Position by competent office man; 15 years experience on ac- counts, claims, rates, purchasing. ad- vertising. Am a fast stenographer and correspondent; married and well ac- quainted here. Give me an interview
 Box 19-L Republican times
 IF YOU need carpenters, call for Mendel, phone 4101. Men on short notice by day or contract bn
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13

STUDEBAKER TRUCK, late model, capacity 1900; practically new tires, just the truck for rapid hauling. A A fine looking truck in best of condi- tion can be bought reasonable. Cash or terms. Apply Joseph W. Seay, Mesa.
 hor
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13
For Sale-Automobiles

USED FORDS
 We pay more for them and will sell cheaper. Phoenix Used Car Market, 4l4 No. Center If
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13
For Rent-Store and Offices

ONE large office room and joint use of another room for rent reasonable. 2S E. Washington. Phone 1896. If
Arizona republican., 1919-07-13
lums-Pluns-PlunnS

THIS WEEK AT RANCH, JELLY PLUMS, PC, CANNING PLUMS SC. BRING BOXES. PHONE 124-Rs2. HALL BROS.' FRUIT RANCH. If BROS.' FRUIT RANCH. If
 FIGS at the Hunter ranch; 212 cents on tree. Phone 11J2. bg