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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
PLAYERS
PRESENT GHOSTS
HERE next MONDAY

A great amount of interest is being
manifested in the coming of the Cliff
ford Devereux players to Earlham COL
lese on Monday, Oct. 25. The matt
nee performance will be Her Hus-
bands Wife" by A. E. Thomas, modern
American playwright. This is a three
act comedy Ghosts by Ibsen the
great Scandinavian dramatist, will be
given in the evening. The matinee
will begin at p. m. thus giving the
teachers a chance to see the perform
ance. Ghosts will begin at 8 p. m.
Clifford Devereux is not only an eff
cient director but is an actor of the
first order. He possesses a marvellous
personality and a remarkable sense of
characterization. Naturalness and di-
rectness mark his acting. He is un-
doubtedly a great artist as his repose
and ease demonstrate. Through the
channel of his dramatic faculty he
pours intelligence, strength and per
sonal magnetism.
Artistic Productions.
In the production of drama Clifford
DevereuX believes in an unobtrusive
background that is suggestive end
while he studies the psychological eff
feet of light and color in his produc-
tions he achieves the simple and
avoids the distracting detail of real
ism. In this competent, refined ana
dignified manner he encourages and
develops higher standards of education
and enlightenment and awakens a
broader interest in the stage as an in
stitution of thought as we'll as recrea-
ton.
With Mr.. DevereuX who will appear
in both performances is Miss Zinita
Graft, a young actress of irresistible
personality which permeates the great
roles she interprets. Miss Graft is ex-
tremely young for the experience she
has had on the stage. She possesses
classic beauty, great charm and rare
intelligence.
Tickets for both performances are
now on sale at Harrison's Pharmacy
and at Earlham college. These tickets
may be reserved at both places Ad-
mission for the afternoon will be Is
cents and one dollar for the evening
performance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
WRANGEL REPUlSED
BY SOVIET TROOPS
HEADED BY TR0Tzky
(By Associated Pressl

10Y AsSoCIdleo TTeSSJ
SEBASTOPOOL, Oct. 20.-The ef-
forts Of General Baron Wrangel anti
Bclshevi seaoer m South Russia to
take the Kahova bridgehead have re-
suited in failure with heavy loss to his
forces in killed and wounded and in
material captured by the Bolsheviki.
The killed included the general com
Manding the Borbovitch cavalry corps.
General Wrangel's troops have been
thrown back into the Taurida area.
behind the Dnieper, which they still
control.
Leon TrotZky, the Russian Soviet
war minister, is said to be personally
directing the Dnieper campaign from
Orel.
General Wrangel has signed a law
creating local Zemstvoe which will ex.
ercise far.reaching powers. In signing
the law, General Wrangel said he hop
ed civil war would soon end and that
Zemstvos would send capable dele
gates to the national assembly which
will determine the future character of
New Russia.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Russian Bolshe-
vik forces have defeated the army
commanded by General Baron Wran-
gel, which has been operating IN the
Nikopol and Kabovka sectors, north.
east of the Crimean peninsula, accord,
ing to a wireless dispatch received
here from Moscow.
The Soviet troops took large quanti
ties of booty and entirely destroyed
the Smolensk and Alexaieff infantry
regiments of the South Russia army.
General Babineff, commander of the
Kuban division, is reported to have
Eecn killed, and it was said that Gen.
eral Borbovitch, commander of cav
airy corps, was severely wounded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
'ARMISTICE PARADE
To START AT GLEN

The Armistice Day parade that is to
be held on Nov. II will start at Glen
Miller Park and move from east to
west, according to announcements
Tuesday night This is a departure
from precedent of former parades but
has several distinct features. The
Main street bridge will be decorated
elaborately with arches, flags and
bunting. The parade will have time to
become settled and completely Or
ganized before passing the reviewing
stand at Seventh and Main. When
the pageant is broken participants will
not be SO far from the center of
town.
Final arrangements for the football
game between the American Legion
team and the Greenwood post of In
dianapolis have been made. The game
will be played on Reid field, Earlham.
This contest is looked forward to as
being a high class exhibition and one
of the attractive features of the day.
Bids Received.
Bids for the decorating of the bust
ness section of the city and the erec-
tion of necessary stands and arches
committee headed by Mrs. H. w.
Roach. and will probably be accepted
by Saturday afternoon.
Additional floats assigned Wednes-
day were: Lincoln Freeing the Slaves,
The Palladium; Transport alton, Rail
way Employees unions; War activities
Salvation Army, y. NJ. G. A, and Red
Cross.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
SING SING PRISON POSSES
CLOSE IN ON EUGlTIV

OSSINING, n. Y, Oct. 20-Sing Sing
prison posses aided by police of New
York and Connecticut today were be-
lieved to be closing in on George Stiv-
ers and Marcus Bassett, the convicts
who escaped last Saturday night and
startled this region by series of dar-
ing hold-ups.
Major Lawes, prison warden, who
has assumed personal charge Of the
manhunt, was still on the road today,
and expressed determination not to
return until he had trapped the con-
victs The last report of the fugi-
tives came from the vicinity of Dan
bury, Conn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
Richmond Is No Exception
Richmond People Come Out 40 Frank
ly Here as Elsewhere.

!y Here as Elsewhere.
Richmond people publicly recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills. This
paper is publishing Richmond cases
from week to week. 1t is the same
everywhere. Home testimony IN
home papers. Doan's are praised In
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Chas. NJ. Scott, 121 N. 7th ST.. says:
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
Trade Commission Opens
Grain Operations Probe

CHICAGO, Oct 2v-The Federal
trade commission today began an in
vestigation of the operations of the
Chicago board of trade in an endeavor
TO determine the cause of the recent
depression in wheat prices.
The hearings follow complaints of
Governor Allen of Kansas that the
slump was caused by spectators He
declared spectators force the price
down six cents n bushel in one day
and later attempted to begin farm
ers' boycott on selling.
The principal witness at today's
hearing was president F. L. Gates OF
the Chicago Board of Trade Sena-
tor Capper of Kansas, a number of the
leading grain dealers on the board of
trade and representatives of the var
ious farmers organizations will be
called as witnesses before the hearings
have been completed, it was said
A friend in need is like anybody
else in need, only more so.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
FIND NINE-FooT SKELETON

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct. 20-Exca-
walton of a mound about six miles
southeast of Greensburg, Westmore-
land county, by Dr. w. j. Holland,
curator of a Carnegie museum in this
city. has disclosed among other things
the skeleton of a man who in life was
almost 9 feet in height The mummi-
fled torso, according to DR.. Holland,
was buried more than 400 years ago
and was, he believes, that of men,
Der of prehistoric race inhabiting
North America before the Indian.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
MISSING PLANE SOUGHT:
TWO HOLSTERS IN PARTY

MIAMI, Fla. Oct. 20.-Search was
made today for a passenger airplane
which left here Sunday morning for
Nassau, Bahama islands. with ten pas
sengers, including Mr.. and Mrs. John
w Gather of New Albany, Ind.
Wireless information from Nassau
said the plane had not arrived there
Storms We're reported off the florida
coast yesterday and it is thought the
plane may have stopped at some of the
smaller islands.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
BLACK AND TAN CAUSE
UPROAR IN IRISH TOWN

DROGHEDA, Ireland, Oct. 20.-The
populace was thrown into state of
excitement at o'clock this morning
by repated volleys from rifles fired
by BLACK and Tans," who arrived in
military motors. During the shooting
one civilian was wounded and num-
Der of windows were broken. Several
raids were made by the invaders and
4 w men were arrested.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20

defeated TOnisina Fisher in the finals
of the tournament. If any woman CT
the college wins the title three years
in succession, she is entitled to wear
the insignia, E. TIC, which is the
highest honor that can be given il
tennis. Miss Clark had two victories
to her credit before she was defeated
Yesterday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20

A friend in need is like anybody
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
SEE BIG BUILDING
RECORD IN APRIL
Predict Permit t Totals
for Month Will Pass
ST. 100000.
$4OO,425 IN 10 DAYS
Business Structures Ahead
of Residences in Value;
Pass Seven Cities.

April building IN Tulsa will reach
the million dollar mark, according
10 conservative estimates from tho
office Of Tom Clark, city building
Inspector. after permits for the first
10 days. ending yesterday noon
amounted TO t4OO,425
The permits we're divided as fol-
lows. 30 residences costing Si26,-
$50; 81 garages costing si3,625; "a
additions and rcmudelings costing
s2495O: business buildings costing
S23b, 800.
This is the first instance In sew
oral months when the total cost OF
business buildings has been nearly
double tho total cost or residences
at any ono period. Usually there are
moro residence permits than bust
ness buildings. During March, Tulsa
had more building permits than any
one of the eleven most progressive
cities In the middle west except
Kansas CITY, Mo. Tho value or
Tulsas building permits totalcd more
than the value Of all permits Issued
In the cities OF Sioux city, Iowa, Dcs
Molncs, Iowa, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
and Kansas CITY Knns.. put to-
gcthor.
Permits yesterday afternoon fol-
low: Il. u. Rodorlck, S24 South Nc
Coy. 5000 residence; Mrs. Agnes
Van House, olS East First $4,000
residence: Fred Brockman. lli6
East Fourteenth. $4,000 residence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
City Briefs

DEGREES or VOLUNTARY dis
solution Of the Times Publishing
company Of SAND Springs. was order
cd IN superior court yesterday.
-
DEGREES OF DIVORCE were
granted yesterday In district ana
superior courts Ia Florence Itandall
against u. II. Randall: W. +. Sexton
against Ethel -. sexton.
-
ALL MEMBERS Of the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity have been
requested to meet at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday evening I'm the offices OF
Hal Rambo. 1909 Kennedy buildlng
=
!, 4, HOLDEN. vice president OF
ihe Kansas city Southern railway
was IN Tulsa yesterday ON an in
spcction tour Of the railroads offices
iu Tulsa and other towns In this
section lie was introduced at the
city club luncheon yesterday noon
~ tho guest of Judge Ralph Camp
bell.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued To the following yesterday 10y
tho clerk Of county court. Jesse
Jones. ~. ana Edlth NJ stephens
20. TULSA: Charles ~. Murphy, -,
Eamouh ana Nina - Kmmf, %,
UartiosWllo: Charles Momord, 90. ~
Louis And Marie r.. Bennett, 90, Tul-
sn. Pink Hardin. 20 and Lena crab
tree. ~. jerks, jesse Meet 2S and
Elsie Mercer. %, Tulsa; g. H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11

Richie. SO and Bobbic Dickcrson, %.
Tulsa, Leo Ingram, % and Ncsda
Crahb. IS, Tulsa, J O.. Tramm"H.
"a ana Minnie Sclycy 33, bapulpd.
=
BOND OF $1,000 was ordered
forfeited IN district court yesterday
whom George Smith a negro charged
with robbing Henry Nail of {ls last
fall. failed 10 appear In court FOR
trial. Smiths case was set for last
Thuraday but Judge u. II. Cole al
lowed the defendant two additional
days In which to put IN his appear
anco for trial
APPRAISERS WE'RE appointed
Ia district court yesterday on appli-
cation OF the board OF Tulsa county
commissioners, for the valuation of
a small parcel OF land on the Tulsa
Dawson road, TO be condemned ~
part Of the riHht4of way mr. Bho
paved highway now under conatruc-
tiOn.
=
OSCAR ADDfSGTON. hold IN The
county lail without bond for the
murder of John =. Lynn east OF this
city on the morning of August II
1919, will not be tried at the pres.
cnt term of court. his case having
boon stricken from the assignment
yesterday by Judge u. H. colo be.
cause Of proven illuogs which wil
prevent his attendance at court this
term.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
seize American Line.

NOGALEs. Aria. April iO.-The
Southern Pacific OF Mexico, an
American owned line, was seized by
the state government OF Sonora.
Mexico. today The railroad for
some days had been tied up by
strike. No formal notice OF tho In
tentlon OF the sonora authorities TO
seize and operate the line was given
the railroad. officials here and at
Tucson said. The officials said tho
strike would soon have boen broken
had not the state authorities acted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
ACCIDENTAL SHOT IS FATAL
Usage County Man Dies at Ponca
city From Gunshot Wounds.

special 20 The world
PONCA CITY, Okla, April 10
Charles Martin, foreman on tho
ranch OF Maynard Reward, wealthy
Osago Indian, living 10 miicH east
of here In Usage county, died In "A
local hospital tonight from gunshot
wounds received late yesterday whom
n shotgun was accidently discharged
whilo Reward was trying To remove
loaded shell. The bullet struck
Martin INJECTING fatal wounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11

people PERNA and the results did
that OF Fricko suffering
catarrh whether be tho throat stomach
bowels other Pc RU-NA ia tho
experiment. RU-NA tried has
coughs colds grip and Influenza
there is nothing better.
PERUNA will improve the appetite Digestion blood
ooth irriated Innings
tho II will tho
health. Mary
Fricke and thousands have PEUNA You
glad, happy thankful
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11

Here Te are
In the Uery midst
OF our HOsf
Fascinating Season
Spring--dnd as
Some famous author
Once said,
Let as robe
Ourseires in the
Giadness 0
bright hopes.
SpringtiD,e---
And all the
World chants of
NeW things. phile
From out Of the
Great "sOmeUhere,"
Comes neC dreams,
Netp hopes and
NeD ideas.
Then LUhiie Nature
CARDS herself dnetU -
Let's catch the
Spirit. for 10
Is but n natural
Result that Ue
FiRd ourselves
Much happier Uhen
Dressed fittingiy
And bscOmingIy--
II UiH also
INTENSITY our
Efficiency to
Indulge OurseiUes
In a gay touch
OF cOiOr-perhdps
4 ribbon, or HolDer
And If Ue are
A bit conservative
II might be q
Dotted Ueii of
Dainty color
Combination
No matter
II zoe but catch
The spirit of
SPRING.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
Elisabeth Ann
Looks Ab0ut
IO1Uh1 and
She Says

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IIeu ana Iot OF other thluEs that
YOU are interested IN ot Nonoerg..
f"rci"oS, "i"ons lnc new sS's'
p"n""s uNcs pr's'"'''c III va
NV. ~ "hss' 'oI'o SNn.S nrr W
or In front only. and still others are
adorned with plcatcd flounccs.
Miss Marjorie Smith Of Chicago,
who is giving an exhibition OF photo
graphic oil and water coloSinE at
the Tulsa Art and Gift shop. $50
South Main is a very busy girl these
days. Her work is wonderfully life
Ike, and is apprcciated to the extent
that she is making from three to
five sittings for many Tulsa families.
Drop In and see this exhibit.
Someone iust bocL rrop, Now yorl,
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AKIN booterle' oouth MAIN Tor
quaHty ana style Tor 'neir pumps
hhu oNiorus are 'ne very lateSt ihoue
anu 'heS also carry spIehuId va
rlety OF hosiery so pewitchlhs that
milady need not worry about the
beauty OF her teet.
ono secs 0i'eui m'i'ihcu Tor 'hc
shock type OF oNcrbiousc 's wen as
seorgc''c anu i,hch'
inc ups'ahoing ruiihu hcchpicce
comes hs",h--u'o"%h tiis 'uhc III
soiHr iaDrics.
tharhlnsy out-Ht t-the-ordlhary
are the underthmgs they are
-. = a.
uuaIity. Twill be worm your whlIe
to VISIT this department
Ihey VIII come hono pretty ana
cleah, IKE new, IT you sehd your
curtains draperles piloWs ana
laces TO Mrs McConn'co' Ills south
'lncinhati
n ias,iion writrr ~ fn'm beacil
says siihp'i'1ty Is me Keynote oi
tnc Styles scrh on uic ocacn mere
whcrc me waning 'fasDh sun iihu'
many smart people established ~
thcir cottagcs ana intcht upon re-
manning nntii thc nohth OF May
Especialiy worthy OF comment i
the collection OF separate wraps ano
coats now showing AT the ,emores
shop, eoo South MAIN IN this sho"
ing iouhd the most exquisite cape
ana coat wraps sullanie Tor th'
dressiest occasions "hlle othci'
| were more prac'lcal as wen as
nice variety OF sports coats so mucl
worn this season.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-11
Will Not be One Day Without
p :. :::.-RU-NA
This Lady TELLS Her FRIENDS

Ill. 10 Just ono OF tho many thousands OF ladies
throughout tho country who. after an agony Of
years. have at last found health strength and
yigor In PE-RUNA.
Her own words tell OF her suffering and recovery
better than we can do It. IL suffered with my
stomach had awful cramps and headaches
tried PE-RU-NA and got good results from tho
first bottle. To be sure OF cure l took twelve
bottles l have recommended PE-RUNA to my
friends and all are we'll pleased with results.
will not bo ono day without PE-RU-NA. Have not
had n doctor since I started with PE-RU-NA, which
was about fifteen years ago l am now slIty-three
years Old hale. hearty and well Can do as much
work as my daughters ! feel strong and healthy
and weigh near two hundred pounds. Before. I
weighed as little as one hundred. | hopo lots of
Evening journal., 1920-03-01
anNE NIGHr IN RoNIIi.o

Laurcite Taylor has appeared In VIII
mlngton in nearly an OF her most
popular vehicles Of late. She presented
her famous peg O. My HmrtNt wi h
characteristics success here and later
appeared In "Out There and "Happl-
ness" both OF nhese productions proved
worthy successors TO the lovely Peg
AZ thc Playhouse beginning tomor-
row evening she VIII be seen FOR three
performances OF "One Night In Rome
her latest production.
In the character OF ~ 'Enigme" the
ciairvcyant heroine OF the piece. the
atrcgoers will find a new Lauretie Tay-
lor. the Ike OF which they have never
perceived In any Of her previous We
hicles. The only thing similar in this
new role is the personality OF Miss
Taylor which is prominent and i'm
presSive throughout. The sincerity and
depth Of the newest characterization is
greater and more intense than Miss
Taylor has ever been permitted 20 pre-
sent
The scenes OF the play are for the
most part IN London and the vicinity
where this strange woman makes he;
livelihood as a crystal gazer.
Evening journal., 1920-03-01

c1dved by both. The evening was spent
In playing games, music and dancing.
Music was furnished by Mrs. G.. Char
sha, Miss Mary DiRosa and the Stig-
llano Brothers. Refreshments were
erved.
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
"a. Chcslri Mrs. Moran. Lenora, Sam
uel and Madeline Moran. Miss Lena
Moran. Nr. and Mrs. J. Stlgliano and
daughter Josephine, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
papaio. Josephine, Katherine, Annie.
Frank, Harry, Fred, Theresa and Yulan-
"a Papallo. Mr. and Mrs J. PapaMo and
daughter Minnie, Mr. and Mrs James
pileggi and sons Domlnlck, and Francis,
AIRS CAMERA Mr. and Mrs. Charsha and
son, Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Davis. James.
John. Reynolds and Richard Davis Call
Win Charsha. Mr. and Mrs. d. r. Davis.
Laura, Carmella and Dorothy Davis,
William. Rose and Elizabeth Cagnacci
Mary and J DiRosa. Helen
Rsriylek. Misses Kate Dugan Marga-
ret Dresser and Elizabeth Montgom-
cry, D. Vllono. Z. Vilono John Saliceto.
r. Crisconi, James n. Chrstiana and
w. A. Day.