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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

NJ guests W tho lhuer's cousin. Miss
Bcrnicc Ncblctt
Mrs u. A McDougai left Monday
evening FOR few days stay In OK
lahnmH city
Fred Pennington OF Tulsa spent
tho week end here with his mother.
Mrs John Pmnieg,on.
Mr. and Mrs Ray HonRland and
children arrived homo Wednesday
from "A ton days visit In Eureka
Springs, Ark
Miss Elizabeth Mann arrived
home Thursday morning from Kali
nmasoo, Mich, where she has been
attending normal school
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taught arrived
homo Thursday from an overland
trip Co California whore they spent
two months.
Deputy Sheriff II w. Gray and
wife arrived home Sunday morning
from n months visit In New York
Mr and Mrs Claude T Ware of
Fort Worth, Texas, were the week
end house guests of MIR md Mrs.
L. J. Jones.
Mrs Franklin T. Smith and Mrs
u. ". Thompson arrived home Tucs-
day from visit ~ their old home
in Tennessee
Mrs Charles Hall Mrb A wotrel
nnd Miss beota Wctxel lott Sunday
morning for two weeks stay In
Eureka Springs. Ark
Mrs Grace Whoriun arrived
Thursday from months Visit Boz
Los Angeles. Cal. and Shreveport.
La.
Miss LeonR Kicfcr ut Kansas
city was the house guest NJ Miss
Helep Murphy the first NJ the week
M. and Mrs W A Wise and son
Watson departed Tuesday upon an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Tho reason why jowery is not ou
appropriate g,tl is hogauHH % ls usur
ally gDs.} WHOM % Rf. accepts lt
costly present che is under oolr.-
Tons 90 tho man who gives lt a
l'muuuHAip EpuuRs up wh..irsIs nos
limited 10 friendship
Door Mrs Thompson 4 i.u years
ago / had th' habit uf chewing uy
fngcrnnlls Sow they are c0Nrud
with white spots tear and freak
very easily ana are very broad
manicure them each day ana yut
vasoilrr on them, but they DO nos
'rom 10 grow very fast can you
tell mo what 10 do 20 have pretty
ualls'
IGNORANT
Probably you are too harsh in
your treatment of your nails when
you manicure Go 10 a professional
m1nicurlsi ana sre II your methods
tro correct
Tho usu " vasel.nc should make
mo nalH snft and pretty White
spots come from bruises ana from
roughly pushing back tho cuticlc.
Hang nails usually como from neg
lorunE tho nnHh You should push
back the 'cuttNle gently every day
Dear Mrs Thompson: IN a Eirl
friend has told you To come With -
certain young man 10 their young
peoples meeting would n be all
rlght 10 nsk him TO go with you'
rho invitation h for him, too
DOUBTFUL bOrTN.
lCi The Rlrl suggest to tne boy
hat he take YOU Then In he wishes
10 he will invite you Go Fo, Il would
not be wise Tor YOU to invite him,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17


Geraldine HAYS was glvon sur
pr.so party Saturday ryrnng from
five tu E.Eru Dos ruuc 40 OF her boy
and girl friends boo honor ut her Sow
'nth birthday lee cream cones aud
cookies were served and the ultlo
miss received number ot nice
presents
Or Caroline Rasgmnn returned
Monday form trip to ludcpou-
dcnco. Kansas
Mr. and Mrs Fred Kelley and Miss
Cora Thorn son spent sunday In
Tulsa with Nj and SIR. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs Lon Jordan left sun
DAY for Visit tp relatives iu ST.
Joseph, NO
Mrs W W Bryan ana daughter,
Mamie. have returned from visit
To- Eurckn Springs, Ark
Misses Vera Hal ana Ruth Adams
spent sunday In Tulsa with Miss
Daisy I.ackry
Mr. ana Mrs Jack Wolr are ON
joy.nR q visit from oliver Wulf OF
SLOAN Springs, ARK.
Miss May Rupert is spending the
week with friends at Welch. taking
her vacation
Mr and Mrs berry. Of Decatur.
H., arc visiting MI and Mrs Har-
rlsun
Mrs. " II IIammctt returned 10
her home In Ft Smith. Arku Monday
after visit I'm the city with Mr..
and Mrs W llammctt
Mrs J, W Mccain went 20 Mus-
kogee Tuesday Tor few days visit
with her SON Paul
Mrs. c. w. Sutherland has re-
turned from visit to friends IN
Troy, VIA
Mrs r. s. LiEgctt IL visiting hor
husband this week who Is employed
at Bartlcsvlllc.
Mrs @. n Ward went to Collins
Vile Monday for visit with her
sister.
Miss Pearl Gnrvitt OF Tulsn. and
Mis- Edwards, OF Wagner. were the
guests OF Mrs. J. NJ. Scott first Of
the week
Mrs. John Ross and daughters.
Mildred and Daisy of Tulsa. were
the guests NJ Cluremore friends this
week
Misses Nina. Alma and Engene
Epplcr Of Kansas city, Mo. are yis-
itng the Mendenhall families this
week
Mise Annabell williams has re-
turned from Norman whore she at
tended summer school
Mrs. r. A. Anderson and children
have returned from "A visit 20 points
In Colorado.
Mrs Mary Thornton and Miss
Ethel Baumis went to Tulsa Tues
day after visit at the home OF Mrs
Emma Il, Cook.
Mrs Troy Adams and little daugh-
ter Troy Elese uf Fort Smith, Ark D..
are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs, W. g.
Cooper
Miss Grace Border has gone to.
Carthage. Mo. 20 visit hor mother
until September
Mrs l.. = Davis ana grnnddauFh-
ter Lorraine returned the first Of the
week 20 their home In BoonWllc,
Ark. after q weeks stay IN the city.
Nj and Mrs. Lec Conner " kan
sas city, Mo-. are visiting nt tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs W r. John
StOn
Mrs ~ A.. Moss OF TT Dorado
KAN is visiting fiieuds iu ClarcmorC
Miss ola Donaldson OF san SPRINGS
Is The guest OF Miss Nelma Harper.
fpr a few days
Miss Lillian McCrhrkon Of Mo-
wrta spent Friday In the city with
Mise Ruth Adams.
son are vlsitlng relatives In Huutbolt.
Kan,
Mrs Stroud and Mrs Vinson Of
saltwater, passed through tho city
Tuesday on route TO Fort smith. ARK
Miss willard Hutchins lcrt
wednesday, Tor n visit with Mr. and
Mra Low Imtchius oi Musk orco.
Miss Gpgcl'e Ian" returned Tues.
day from o. visit Bon Tulsa with Mrs
T.. l.. Coodol".
Misses EIh Nn'thaVa and janet
Tnlb,r' and Mcssrs Claude Wnhoit
ana Newt Sellers spent sunday in
Tulsa
Mrs !. G. Iipc and daughter
Muru are spending the week IN Fort
smith, Arb
Miss Mildred Hurst had us her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
NPIIpA

John wooten o. Chlckasha, Okla
was tho guest OF Bernard Hughes
the first of the week
Mrs Georgia Powell has returned
from keystone, Okla. where she
spent week with her mother
Joe Hughes returned home sun
day from n two weeks vacation spent
In Texas visiting friends
Mrs Harry Thorpe left Wednss-
day for an extended visit with rela-
tivcs In Iowa ana Indiana
Nisscq Bob Quinn ana Sylvia
Jones arrived homo Thursday from
"a months visit In Fort worth, Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
Heart and Home Problems

Dear Mn Thompson 90 Nhle
away un a yN'lJ would 10 DO proper
'u dtuN l|n" co., two in q certain
! boy friend Iu uy home town
'4l when "a young man calls FOR
Nou, should you lot him come to thU
door aud wait FOR you, or should YOU
hc ready o. 80 uu' when no comes %
tdl Whom your escort leaves YOU
at your door after AN entertainment.
what should you Say 2 How should
you lhnnk HIN Tor hls company {
hrau should yuu invite hm to-
cal aERln7 EDDIE
worry good friends but otherwise DO
quest
iD lot him opmo q, the loor ana
invite him 90 $40 down while you
put on your wrap,
t3J Say - enjoyed lho evening
very much NcH. Invite him lu come
again. M DO not sot tho Time
Dear Mrs Thompson. We are
Two young ladies, ages ~ years, ana
are deeply iu trouble.
We are both In love with tho same
boy lic treats us both tho sNinc
when We are together with him. but
NNtO We are alone Win MIN sop"
tstgly ne SAYS he loves one better
Won the other SHAH We both glNc
him up or Just ono of us7 Ana ~ ho
% fllrl liLtE. EYED TWINS
The young man o. IA fllrt ana un
worthy ~ any respecting Eirl.
lle does NOT love either ~ YOU or he
would he faithful 10 one DO not
think of going with a man M two
farcd Both ~ you should rive him
up
n,pr Mrs ThumpHun' How could
a Elrl m hor cary tocrH refuse 10 ac-
cept ring from boy whom she
goos win without hurting his feel
lnEs1
Also why Is Il bad taste on the
part u n lady 10 accept iewelry from
a gentleman unless they are en-
gaEed. II her mother does not care ?
brown EYES.
The boy ought TO know that u IN
not tho proper thing Tor him tu offer
iewclry 10 girl There ara 40 many
other gifia that are appropriate that
he should use better judgment In
his selection.
The girls mother should object
Then the nirl could use her mothers
disapproval as an excuse,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
Out of TOIUn
mINVNETTA

Nl" Margaret Newhouec Of Ok
gee ana Miss sylvia Hall ot Tulsa
-t lho guests NJ the Misses McNabb.
Nh'as Augustine Goldsmith and
NY 9N.I-u.c are visiting friends In
WIS ELLIS C0udry entertained %
U.lF party Monday in honor OF
r'' NDwhnuso ~ Okmulgee and
f,,u f.u or IH'sI and Misses McNnbb OF
t.,a.I l''.| hosts tu the visiting
we ' q white and the buttons
'"l..g In Colorado, whore they
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

naive country hnd Il IL quite an
rue that theii husbands easily could
Ir persuaded to abandon their now
empty titlos and seek Amcriclnini
tion along with their perplcEcd
spousrH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

4 Al q
.,,...s ,...r Fulrnum Katherine
MH' s..,fft M.a.rya mn,
tst' v.rUi,y for Bella vista.
.t4' fnry will spend Two
NO. r, marty are MOTORING
a.'N.
..H't"
..r tra " r. Clement have
,.I ..nIr residence. ana are To-
N' ... r.r rr.t OF M, summer a.
US after TODAY. ner
ht.' A.. Fprr,st shgrmnt..
aA. g.Ia
o..
y..|. v.Igou SON OF Mr. auI
}yua5u OF 1927 E4sf
hI +. ~ homo agttu after
...rfNa ulcrssss. Ho was
N.h '.... ..nr, b,cen,b,r has been
,...rir,n Army OF occupa.
...mnu,
-
'...r, Trtrn.ft md I,lc
.... GERALDINE ana JuapHa OF
a. ,rrs are Visiting Nfr and
, d. Irfy. uf Cos south pe
route n. |... .'l NNH"NllNf y lhAfNNNl
rsp.pff %. Nuwport News. Va
-
MIS- 1uHe Robinson who n'" been
rsnd..g several weeks with Mr.. and
Sir rs D. Brown ana thml.N ui the
E1FwtT". Teach hotel In chicago
V.I ic.u.N .n 70 ieW uayS pf'rafh-
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Mr. aud Mrs G.. j.. Strouyelle have
returned from n motor trip 10 ChN-
ll,othe Mo- where they visited rela-
lives They were accompanied by
MI" AI.ro SlrogVelle INA went TO
accompany nome younger members
i me hnily who mad been spond
Mg vacation days Nlh their rela-
ives
Mr. ana Mrs. Clarke Ranney are
entertaining Mrs. Raneys brother,
W p j. Mcscrvc who has Just re-
TUNED from overseas, having served
tar 10 months with tho A2d division
y machine gun battalion Mr.
A"'r'" accompanied Mrs Noney
nome % ieW days ago from their Tor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Miss Merrill viii not arrive until
Tuesday 10 visit Miss Riddle. Miss
GLADYS Dent who has heen spending
several days In tho Riddle home, left
Friday for her home IN New York
Miss Dent. despite a life OF Rffluencc.
Ia lending her time to study along
worth while avenues and has Just
completed course In library work
which she viii continue TO associate
herself with In tho future Miss Dent
was an ardent Rcd Cross worker
during the recent war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

ful Nancy Lcishman of Pittsburgh
who married Duke Kari ~ Croy
II is no secret that thcfo Amer.
lchH helrossDg are uul,c ready .J iy-
nounce the countries of their hus-
bands and seek oitfzcuhlp OF their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Couldn't Dodge I'm.
She besldea Algy. they say YOU
cannot meet your creditors"
AlEy--"lts n beartly fibi meet
them everywhere | Eol"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

r. .rE Als W R. Clement have
...r,,l .Un.r residence. ana are lo-
..,,i 600. tNr rrat pt ih' summer a.
.t, sHr IIuun.N avenue ana w,'
f..s H. ... AIler igdh'' hei
saaa#.a M.s Forrest shoemake.
a.. J..UU.a Dala.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Mr. aud Mrs G.. y. strouyelle have
returned from n motor trip 20 Chill
l.,o,he Mo. where they visited rela-
,ives They were accompanied by
Miss Alice Slrouvellc hnd went TO
Accompany home younger members
oi 'he family who had been spcnd
tg vacation days Nth their rela-
lives
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Mr. and Mrs Clarke Ranney are
entertaining Mrs. HHncys brother,
W p j. Mcservc who has just re-
tuned from overseas, having served
tor 10 months with tho A2d division
h a machine gun battalion Mr.
MUeryr accompanied Mrs Naney
home o few days ago from their for.
nsr home in Robinson, III.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

pa Albert Trirpc't aud Iituc
8.......s Geraldine and Juaulta, Of
snfgn.. N.s. are visiting Mr. and
vr. I Do Ir'N u sos South De
~. avenue Mrs rI..peu y en-
route fU I..u her husband. Professor
rsp.pf d. Nuwport News. Va.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Mr. and Mrs r. J.. Steonrod left
Friday rFht FOR wichita, Kansas,
where they viii spend week with
relatives They made the trip IN
hfi- clr ana viii join their little
daughter Form who has been spend
mg vacation days at this point and
Vhl will accompany them home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Mrs Jeanette +. Hobbs has re-
turned after an absence of eight
months spent m Hot Springs. Ark.
and accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. Arthur shoemaker and Mr..
Shoemaker Thcy are % home To
hsr fI.uIs az the Ia Sulle hotel
on South Denver avenue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Mrs = g. EonDcdy ~ Carthage,
No. arrived Friday To spend two
weeks with her niece Mrs. Melissa
Jane Jones on Souh Detroit avenue.
10 srrs.whcr o Mrs. Kennedy and
Mrs Junrs viii Join Mrs Robot
gahI aul daughter Claire FOR a
months visit 90 Eureka Springs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

MIS- funr Robinson who las" been
rsrf..g several weeks with Mr. and
y-. rs o. brown and family ut the
.gfFswtu. Leach hotel In chicago
V.H .icuY .n "a few days proptrn-
,av t0 her departure Tor the east
ass-e frp will attend school this
coming e.laOh
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-10
P. r. R. Y. M. c. A. Plans
For Membership Campaign

Plans for a membership extension
week of the p. r. II. Y. NJ. c. A., will
be outlined at a meeting of approx
mately sixty men who will serve on
committees. in the Y. NJ. c. A. Build
ing on Monday night, at o'clock. The
arrangements are in charge of A. q.
Murray president +. Ii. Gregory,
secretary, and G. A. Geisel, general
chairman.
This is part of national CAM
paign to secure 100000 members for
| railroad institutions which is being
held preliminary to the first annual
continental railroad extension pro-
gram. Elisha Lee, Federal manager
| of the Pennsylvania Railroad lines. is
| in charge of the work on she Penn
, sylvania Railroad.
/ The purpose of this movement is to
increase the amount of service that
may be rendered by the institutions
ard to cement in loyalty the great
number of men and to unity them in
definite program to work for the
welfare of all.
| An extensive program, too. is being
contemplated by the religious commit
! tee. 1t is planned to feature the gos-
| pei tank which will appear on the
| city streets on Sunday evening shortly
after sundown when the weather is
favorable.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-10
COMEDY BRINGS
MANY LAUGHS
Forceful Play, So Highly En-
dorsed, Will Be Shown
Again Tonight

If you enjoy a good comedy which,
as they say in the movies has a laugh
for every foot. by all means see
Friendly Enemies which will show
again tonight at the Orpheum.
Friendly Enemies" is a play which
has woven into it the attitude of the
pro German sympathizer, who, after
he has earned his living, made his
fortune and enjoyed the freedom of
our country for years. did all in his
|powor TO prevent America from be-
coming a factor in the war. The show
ia not without its dramatic moments,
for the son of the sympathizer, un-
known to his father. enlists in the
American Army. and when the father
learns the truth. and the son sails for
France there is as fine a piece of
dramatic moment as might be desir-
ed. There is another tense moment
when the. agent collecting funds for
propaganda, in the form of sinking
transports, is arrested. And another.
when. the father becomes an ardent
American. Patriotism runs high. and
very frequently the audience wildly
applauded as true American patriot
ism in the play stood out in bold
relief.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-10
REVENUE NOW
GREAT PROBLEM
Governor Will Probably Set
tie Financial Policy Within
the Coming Week

The policy of the State of Pennsyl-
vania in regard to revenue legislation
to be enacted this session for the
before the Legislators go to Philadcl-
phia next Thursday to welcome home
the Twenty eighth Division IL 1T IL
possible to do so. Governor William
{. Sproul has arranged to give reve-
nue. problems first consideration when
have conferences on the subject on
Tuesday.
BY that time it is expected that the
fiscal officers will have Completed
their estimates and that it can be fig-
ured out what can be raised by the
various measures proposed. Esti-
mates on two-mill manufacturing
capital tax will be put over against
savings in various lines through
closer collection of taxes and licenses,
the proposed tax on artificial gas and
other companies now exempt but rec
| commended for taxation by the Reve-
nue. Commission of several years ago
self insurers in compensation which
appeared in the Senate will likely be
| incorporated into one of the house
| measures or reintroduced in the
| House as a revenue measure by con-
| sent. In event that it is decided to
bill now in hand will be made the
| vehicle.
The Brooks bills to tax capital of
| artificial gas companies at the rate
| of hve mills on the dollar will raise
| many thousands OF dollars and calcu-
| lations about IT are being made, while
| the eight-mill gross receipt tax on
such companies and water and water
power companies will help consider
ably.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-10

tunate business consequences will
result"
Replying to a question regarding
the scope of Congressional investiga-
tions into the conduct of the war,
Senator Penrose said:
Probing War Activities
"I favor proper investigation of
war expenditures and activities. l do
not believe the investigation should
be conducted in any spirit of parti-
sanship and full allowance ought to
be made for the peculiar conditions
prevailing in the crisis Of the great
war. l feel rather that the inves-
tigation should be conducted on
broad lines, so we may know what
mistakes, if any, have been made in
economic methods, including price
fixing and other regulations, as we'll
as concerning methods of making
contracts and the wisdom of such
projects as the housing scheme.
Not the least of the matters which
Congress certainly should look into
are the methods and practices OF
the Shipping Board, which seems
now to be abandoned by those for
merly in charge of it,"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-10

cent bond issues are responsible for
the present situation, it is said.
Deficit Is Coming
When the present school year
closes there will be a deficit of about
100000 to be met. and with the rate
of 1T1a mills continued for another
year $4,000 will be added to this in
1920, the officials said. Unless the
beard intends to carry over this defi-
cit an increase in the rate is inevita-
BILE.
AS an indication of the rising cost
of school maintenance comparisons
have been made with the situation in
the city during 1914-1915, when the
tax rate was S1A mills, as compared
with 191S-1919, the present year, with
the rate of 111a mills.
Salaries Are Higher
In the '14-15 season there were 30S
teachers who received S260,000, while
during the present year there are 35S
teachers, whose salaries total $751;
during the '14-15 season received
$4,000; this year, S35,0O0;' coal cost
$4,000 five years ago, this year $685.
600 interest charges on bonds were
$45,O00 at that time, now $6S,0OO;
sinking fund charge $4,000 in '14-15
season, $65, 900 now.
The budget committee members
are President Robert A. Enders, a.
Carson stamm and John +. Dapp
They will present the 1919-1920
budget on Monday afternoon at the
special meeting. Whether tax rate
for the year will be fixed at that time
has not been decided, but it is cer-
tain the questions will be discussed
together with the various budget
items.
1t is planned to publish the entire
budget for the year. showing the cost
for each department of the school
system, giving both a summary o:
estimated revenue and total expen-
ditures and also itemized accounts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-10

a real heart to heart talk
and told them how proud the Bell
Company was of it's men and of the
wonderful achievements while at the
front, and that no unit surpassed
the. work of the 4O6th. ]. C. Lynch,
general superintendent of traffic of
Philadelphia, also gave talk and
expressed the gratitude felt, not only
through the officials, but through the
women of the company who appre-
ciated the hazardous tasks faced by
the men of the Bell unit. b. Striker,
general superintendent of plant, who
was formerly located at Harrisburg
and is we'll known here, spoke his
feelings and the feelings felt
throughout the company of how he
got up at o'clock Easter Sunday
morning to receive the glad tidings