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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

CampbclIs speech welcoming the
girls into the mcmbcrship was to-
sponded 10 by Miss Maigarc btN,-
son, president of the freshmen Bible
study class, and cabinet ufflccys
lighted the candles of the girls,
Miss lIurrictt Vance. city secretary
for the southwestern field. spoke on
the thrcc-fold meaning of the assovi-
alton triangle being that ot "Gui
Others an1 Ones SELF and of the
organization as an association ut
youuE women for friendship and
service. Tho service closed with each
girl making a special new tri,ud
High school sponsors Who attended
tho meeting were Miss Agnes Euecl
Miss Irmd Erickson aud Miss Mary
iicleu Schcuk and the Y. ". g. n
WAS represented by Miss Mabel
. SOupp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
GALE OF SEALS
FALLING SHORT
uork of Anti-1'uberculo-
s;s Association May Be
' Impaired Here.
SALES BECOME SLOWER
r Renfro, Director, Thinks
Society Has Been Confused
With Red Cross Work.

,.,lox there Is an immediate and
heavy increase In tho sale OF
r,,is,mas seals. tho work OF the
mis-, tuberculosis association fo>
n. coming year will be seriously inn
n,,,ed. G.. Renfro. chairman OF the
.mpaisn committee. said Monday
s.al sAles so far have been much
,,r,er this year than they were las,
v., There is n noticeable lack OF
.,,husiasr, Rcnfro says.
confused with Rcd Cross.
-, seems hundreds OF persons
ave confused the work OF the
Ts,srulosis association with the
~,-t OF tho Red Cross-that they
s.ve confused the two organiza-
ucns." he said.
.Thsre arc any number OF people
~ho thought when they contributed
Surnv the Red Cross Christmas
msmbership drive that part OF
,h,s money would be used for fight
inc tuberculosis. This is not the
t.se. and the impression should be
co,rected. The Red Cross, while
doing wonderful work. is following
a iine of endeavor different from
,hat OF the Tulsa Tuberculosis as
socia,lon. We are directing vir.
.uslly all OF our efforts toward
samping out the white plague.
Fears Scope Reduction.
I'VE had planned on enlarging
o,r scope during tho coming year.
Aut unless the sale of Christmas
,sa,s shows a substantial increase.
ne nay not even be able to do az
m,,cl for humanity as we did last
YEAR We are keeping trained
nurses the year around to care for
ynfortuna,es. These nurses are 'on
me go almost constantly. visiting
patients afflicted with tuberculosis
and ministering to their needs.
"Then there is milk to buy for
those who cannot afford it-and
you'd be astonished at the squalor
and want and downright necessity
ue find In the outskirts OF the city.
You'd think anyone can afford to
buy a bottle of milk a day-but they
can't. Some OF them haven't even
enough clothes to cover their bodies
which are being ravaged by tuber-
cuosis. The work Of the tuber-
cuosis association Is never ending.
We must have funds with which to
continue. The money we use Is
saving human lives, for tuberculosis
is durable II taken before it becomes
acute"
Christmas seals are on sale a..
department store and other places
Of business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
SAY CONTRACT VOID
Owners Want Title tn Land Cleared
and Optional Interest Held
Void Against Uvtllcr

Asking the cancellation OF con-
tract and the forfeiture OF an op-
uonal lease on oil land in 2-li-l2,
Okmulgee county. suit was brought
In superior court Monday by the
Arbelo oil & Gas Company against
J. +. Peterson.
Peterson purchased the rights OF
L. l.. Hudson and r. +. Best to drill
Il well on the lease. and under the
original contract, according to tn"
petitions. might take over half in
terest in the property. should a well
be drilled to depth Of 1000 Zee,
or to an additional depth to reach
the butcher sand should the lease
owners so specify.
The oil company claims that
Peterson drilled the wei! TO 1909
feet then abandoned the project
preached his contract and should b,
conf PEELED to forfeit his right 20 ans
interest whatever in the lease.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
TELEPHONE THIEF ARRIVES
Chamber of tCmmcrC I'mpioyc
leases Purse While Male Tpiks.

Don't leave your pockctbook near
Tho telephone, especially II 10 is u
phone located IN A semi public
place where Il may he used by
strangers
That's ne advice " Miss Chloe
rVidwcu. secretary to the mauag
.rE director of the chamber of
commerce.
saturday afternoon she stopped
into the uaudgiuE directors office.
which adJoinp hers. for a moment.
IMInmrh Lhn nn,n hnnr she ,nulh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
Plan Years Work, Pick Officers.

Charitable work for the year was
planned by the st. Vincent dc Paul
society. a charitable organization, at
a meeting in the auditorium OF the
Holy Family Catholic church on
Sunday afternoon. Officers elected
were as follows. W. c. Middaugh.
president: Mrs. Edward Welch. vice
president: Mrs. a. II. Kentling.
treasurer: Gerard Ballard, secretary:
Miss Kathleen Hanratty. custodiar<
Mrs. Rose N. Ohous. Miss Ellen De-
vine and A. !. Wanner. advisory
board
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
clinton Preacher Here.

Rev W. J.. Garbin OF clinton.
Okla. has been called TO the pas
torutc " Hullnttc Mission church.
Independence and Norfolk, aud viii
assume his duties the first of Janu-
AIRY lie preached at the church
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

hear someone using tn" telephone.
The tones were masculine.
when she returned to her desk
the telephone conversation had
ceased and the "tclephoncr" was alb
sent. SO was her pockctbook. which
had been lying near the phone. 1t
the pockctbuok contained about
$50
So far the thief. the pockctbook
and the 500 are Mt large
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14

Epworth lcagucrs Of Tho Boston
Avenue NJ. Il. church viii have A
KID party IN the church ut 1890
children. they will all bring TOYS for
Christmas tree and when their on.
tor,sinmcnt IL over their toys will
he left for the Christmas biskcS 10
he distributed by the church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-14
llihlc llnss Ia DIM.

The Mems Bible class Of the Bos.
ton Avenue NJ. u. church will have
a $3.50 o'clock dinner and a business
meeting in the church on Tuesday
evening. The class teacher Is NJ. NJ
Fakes
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
Blue Streak Mccoy"

%8lue Streak Mccoy" which comes to the Lyric theatre today, is from the pen of H. H. Van Loan, author of The Virgin of Stamboul" and other Universal suc0esses, and depicts the thrilling life of a lad who at ten wore cUrls, but at thirty had won for him self the respect of all who knew him and the name of Blue Streak Mccoy from those who crossed his path
 Job Mccoy finds himself Border Ranger of the southwest protecting the interests of the mine owners; and he pays special attention to the MGrlOwe mile because of Diana Hughes, Marlowe's niece, whom he secretly adores.
 The superintendent of the Marlowe mip33, Otis. crooked to the core, plans an elCpement with Marlowe's wife, at the same time stealing a great amount of his gold Job interrupts his schemes and appeals to the moth ger to go back to her husband and oh Id The boy and Job are great friends and the mother needs the re- quest. When Marlowe learns of the g 1at service rendered him by Job. he offers the young Ranger anything he desires. Dces Job ask for the girl he dearly loves? No-but the great self-sacrifide he makes and the re- quest that is finally granted make Blue Streak Mccoy" the most hu- man photodrama in some time-in fact, a typical Carey feature.
 The feature was produded under the direction of Reeves Eason, who selected an unusually fine supportinT cast, including Ruth Royce, Ruth Col den, Ray Ripley Chas. IIeMoyne. | Breezy Eason, Charles Arling and Lila Leslie.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
SENATOR'S, C0NGRESSMEM, LABOR LEADERS MEET TO TALK OVER
 NATIONAL LEGISLATION PLANS
La Toilette Initiates Conferences Result of Action of Few Senators in Passing Poindexter Anti-Strke Bill Thurs
 day Railroad Labor Heads Also Participate

bill when Senator La Follette's mo- tion for reconsideration of the senate vote comes up and formation of a "bupeau of legislative information" to watch the interests of the liberals were said to have been the subjects broached at today's conference. The conferences, it was announced, are to continue for several dyas in an effort to determine definite course of ac- tion. No specific legislative program however, was said to be contemplat- ed.
 Names of those participating in to- days meeting were withheld temper arily but among those reported in at tendance in addition to Senator La Toilette, were Senators France, Re- publican of Maryland. Walsh Demo crat of Massachusetts, and Represen- tative Frear, Republican of Wisconsin and others of the house labor group. Others participating. it was announc- ed, were heads of the railroad labor organizations and leaders of other progressive organizations"
 statement given out by William H. Johnston, president Of the lnterna. tional Association of Machinists, through Senator La FolletteS office, said that the conference grew" out of the fact that the leaders of the railroad labor organizations were meeting at this time in Washington to discuse various problems and the time was thought to be opportune TOT a general discussion of the entire legislative situation"
 Tn the course of the discussion" ." Johnston's statement continued. "sug- gestions were made by scvera, or those present that bureau of legis- lative information should be establish ed to act with the liberal members of the house and senate. rms sus- gestion was emphasized by the pas sage of the Poindexter bill prohibit ring strikes in interstate commerce, because opponents of the measure had not been properly warned that it was to be taken up by the senate"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
THE PUBLIC MARKET


 W i question: market be all there be produce goods The producer together eliminating profits buy produce from the farmers eaucton effected effect benefit themselves setting manife
 
 
  goods there middle profits The
  middle
 The proposition lie with other might difficulty Shall for four be considered producer the cat commission market committed will have formulate this has been privilege disposng bonafde producer his produce with whatever duction what price be set? question whether hard of farmer who did not take prices shouldn't the public hard the me-ha is of any competitive business If the buying
  other way let minimum price for
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
Minstrels Hold Last Rehearsal;
 To Show Tonight

The last dress rehearsal for tbe Y. NJ. c. A. production. "The Stranded Troupe Minstrels," that will be pre- sented tonight at the Grand theatre, was held last night. and demonstrate ed beyond a doubt that the show will be the best local talent production that has been put on here for long time.
 As the result of much hard worh and many rehtarsals the entire cast have perfected their parts and the show will come off tonight with the precision of d professional troupe The costumes are remarkably good The show is featured throughout by snappy musical numbers in great va Tiety. The choral work is excellent and there al9 some instrumental no velties that would be headliners on any professional act.
 The big fun of the whole thing IS that the actors are all we'll known and take advantage of the occasion tC pull some good stuff on each other and defenseless residents of the dis trict But aside from it's attraction as a purely local event, tile produc tion is well staged and directed, and the actors have acquired sufficient self possession to put an air of pro fessional vaudeville into the show.
 The first half of the performance is taken up by the Standard Minstre Troupe. This is held together by plot so thin that no strain on the in
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be receIveu Dy the City Council of tue City of Bisbee, Cochise County Arizona. on the fol- lowing materials, to witt
 300 barrels, more or less, by 10 per cent Portland Cement. F. o. B. cars. Bisbee, Arizona.
 All cement to conform to the spec ifications of the United States Bureau of Standards, as set out in circular No. 33, dated January 18th. 1917. and modified by Amendment of date June 2, 1918.
 All bids must be iii the hands of the City Clerk of the City of Bisbee at his office in the City Hall in Bis bee, Arizona, on or before T:30 o'clock D. m.. Jan. f. 1921, bids to be opened on said date, at the council chambers in said city. Details nay be obtained from NJ. L. Butler. City Clerk. All bids must be accompan- jed by a certified check, equal to 10 per cent of the amount of the bid made payable to the City of Bisbee, said checl; to be forfeited to the City of Bisbee ii the successful bidder re- fuses to enter into said contract end furnish bond as required oy the City Council of said City within five days after awarding Of contract to him. The successful bidder must furnish a bond satisfactory to said City Council equal to 25 per cent of the amount of the contract.
 The City Council reserves the right to reject any. or all bids. Bids must be addressed to M. L. Butler | City Clerk. Bisbee, Arizona euve' lopes should be plainly marked on the outside Cement Contract Bid"
 By order of the City Council
 JACOB ERICKSON,
 Mayor Attest: NJ. L. BUTLER, City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18

Il came to Los Ans :les u. .ng to regain my htalth. but l didn't get any better, even ill this wonderful climate until began taking Tanlac," said Mrs. M. C. Crowley, who lives at 1O41 South Hill St., Los Angeles, the oth- CT day.
 "I was so weak and broken down that I was hardly able to get about at all. I suffered terribly after my meals on account of my food souring and gas forming on my stomach, and I would feel so tight that l could hardly get a good breath. My appe- tite left me and 1 was sc nervous that couldn't stand the least noise and never knew what it was to get good nights sleep.
 "I tried dieting for more thau two years, but that didn't help me any, for I was continually getting worse all the tinte and actually lost twenty five pounds in weight.
 All the different treatments and medicines I took failed to do me the least bit of good, and I finally came to the conclusion that my condition would nev1sr be any better
 'I know from my personal cxperi ence with it that Tanlac is q good medicine, for as soon as l began talk ing it, began to improve. Why, Il is perfectly wonderful the way l have gained in strength, weight and ever! ether way, and l now feel like a diff ferent woman entirely.
 T have a fine appetite and m! nerves are in such perfect condition that l sleep soundly every night. never suffer from sour stomach ant I gas forming after meals and, in fact all my troubles have just gradual, disappeared sinde taking Tanlac.
 "I feel so thankful over my i'm provemeut that I am glad to have th oppol tunity to recommend 1anlae t everybody
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by | NJ BaIl..W. Harry Miller, Johnson's Addi ton, Lowell nrug Co. and by lead ing druggists in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-A series of conferences attended by several senators, representatives and labor leaders was begun today for the an nounced purpose of achieving "a bet ter coordination of the liberal forces of the country with their representa- tives in the house and senate"
 Senator La Toilette, Republican. of was understood to have figured largely in initiating the con- ferences as an immediate result of the senate'S passage yesterday of the PoindeXter anti-strike bill while its foes were of watch"
 Plans for fighting the Poindexter
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-Dun's to- morrow will say:
 The signs of betterment III lu5i' ness, if outnumbered by the uusatis- factory features, are becoming more distinct A change is seen in certain primary textile branches, where the movement is freer and some buyers in the leather trade arc showing re- newed interest. Whether the lndica- tions of improvement mark definite turning point i'll the lines affected Is not clear at the moment but the sypr; toms are encouraging.
 That solid basis for recovery cN- ists is q conviction strengthened by the weeks crop estimates. disclosing unusually abundant hDvests anu t,t powerful b5ukinS resources md bet. ter transportation facilities are in. portant constructive factors.
 Weekly bank clearinSs &7.oajl5O.- ij1
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18

(Needless. to point out, Congress woman-elect Alice M. Robertson is to be the most famous member of the next House, because she was elected from a cozy little restaurant and offers tempting opportunities to the parasrapher.)
 l. o. don't you remember The Menl' Der. Ben Bolt, The Member whose buckwheatS were brown, And how Congress blushed when she gave it q smile And trembled with fear at her frown?
 EDMUND o. don't you remember The Mem
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
CHRISTMAS FOR MEN

NeOIHER living? Well,
 Maybe Maybe Or Christmas
 Try giving yourself mother tho one
 has been said that the exchange be made old Isn't 1t just poss ble that mother is futile 
 Anyhow whether make write the remember DC the Dig bulk will gives hope while life you know
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
%UIT7cae Sam 18

old sore, the result of an injury
 A. Nitrate of silver is usually ap- piled to a wound to destroy exces- siye granulaticn of tissue; that is, proud flesh" Good judgment is required in the use of this caustic. A common method of keeping a wound open so that it may drain is by inserting a wick of gauge, or perhaps, small piece of rubber tubing. I would urge you to seek qualified medical attention at once.
 Measles
 Because of it's name, if for no other reason, every effort should be made to prevent the disease known as German measles.
 Its real name is Rubella and it occasionally becomes epidemic as the virus of the disease is easily spread and is infective for adults as well as children
 The incubation period is between two and three weeks. On the first CT second day of illness, which is manifested by a slight temperature and sore throat, there appears on the throat a rose-red. eruption some what resembling that of [ measles, ! but the color is much brighter.
 The rash quickly invades the face and spreads to the chest and the whole body within a few hours where it appears as round or ovaI spots.
 The duration of the rash is usual l y evident for two or three days and is followed by slight branny scaling
 In slight cases the rash may re semble somewhat the scattered pir point flush of scarlet fever.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
Drying Clothes in the House

Drying Clothes in the House
 Q. It has often come to my mind as to whether it gives a healthful atmosphere to dry clothes in the house where there is stove heat or whether such proceeding produces condition that makes one take cold more easily. Can you advise me?
 A. I do not think drying one or two articles by the stove would have any bad effect on the atmosphere of the room However, if so many ar ticles are drying that the air is sat urated with moisture and the room seems steaming most of the time, l do not think this is good for either you or the baby.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
WILD WAVES

DIAMONDS washed 7carats alued s1313225O
 This coastal diamond 
 The diamonds duurs Some of of a carat. Yellow black on mo- ot hcma are clear white Washed by the they il
 What the wild characteristic
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
WATCH GOSSIP FLY!

IoKESNTHS have women clubs They have insisted that womens clubs existed intelligence plainly gossip let theory
 waist everybody used osay had eriug of stock (not hvestock). theory
 The Walst Womens you suppose they
 dnt stock method about talk They decided mission intelligence the the finally passed around farther and quickly aid
 Neighbohood did phone goodness
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18

Der, Ben Bolt, Remember her smile and her frown, Whose buckwheats have often been bOlted, Fen Bolt. And whose sirup slipped dulcetly down?
 VANCE o, don't you remember The Mem Der, Ben Bolt, And her Sinkers deliCiously browned Whose smile made tho coffee toe sweet in the cup When the sugar was thirty per pound?
 COOKE. WEDncsday is a good beau night. But is it the best? Having parked in the parlor until late "Wednesday night you cant ring the bell Thursday. and Friday is too near Saturday, anyhow. Saturday you have 10 call because it's your last chance that week. And Sunday you may call because that is new week and you might as well start the week right.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
Blepharitis

Q. My eye lids are inflamed, CT 'blepharitis, as physicians call it. Please give advice as my eyes are in a bad condition.
 A. The blepharitis you describe should be carefully treated until the lids are quite we'll The condition may indicate some serious eye trou- ble which you should have treated at once. I should advise you to go to an Ccculist or to the eye clinic of the best hospital in your city.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
Saturday Morning, December IS, 1920

tellect is required to follow it, but sufficient to form a base for some good comedy and pleasing music. The second half of the production is a variety show with numerous clever acts, musical and comedy.
 The show should not be missed by any who want to enjoy full evening of real entertainment and to see their friends in action behind the white footlights.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
OPEN-FACED MEN

NEWSPAPER ~ the wbere openfaced Mavh The HIS written that all Whereoi to be ashamed Then is an book Scramblng metaphors. mirror
 
  
 he the faith 
 
  orane mention We all with transformed into the image glory to glory"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
Nitrate of Silver for Wounds

c. Please advise me whether or not nitrate of silver will do any harm to wound? What is the best thing to do to keep wound open SC that it may drain, as when it heals it gives considerable pain. and when open not near so much? This Is an
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
sEARs-RoEBUsK CUT WAGES

SPRINGVALE, Me, Dec. 17.-The Sears-R -Roebuck shoe factories here announced a wage reduction of 20 per cent today, effective December 27. Normally 600 are employed. but the factories have been running with short crews of late.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-18
"World and His Wife"

An unusually appealing story of love and conflict is unfolded against a colorful Spanish background in "The World and His Wife" which shows at the Central theater today and at the Eagle theater Sunday and Monday. The picture was adapted from the stage play of the same name in which William Faversham starred successfully some time ago. Alma Rubens, the pretty heroine of "Hu- moresque,' is the featured player in the screen version
 The World and His Wife is the story of a clash between false gossip and true love. Feodora the central figure, is a young Spanish girl, who marries a rich man order than her self. A young writer comes to live with them, and evil rumors are cir culated regarding Feodora and him. A duel results, following by a series of dramatic events that finally clear the air.
 The cast of players includes such favorites as Miss Rubens, Montagu Love. Gaston Glass, Pedro De Cordo- ba. and Charles Gerard. The picture was made by Cosmopolitan Produc- tions and is a. Paramount Aircraft re- lease, directed by Robert G. Vignola.
 "Mfd-Channel"
 Is a picture more popular than stage play? The coming of Mid Channel" at the Eagle theater today and Central theater Sunday and Mon- day makes one believe that motion picture is far more effective. Despite the fact that the greatest female stage star, Ethel Barrymore, appear ed in ''Mid-Channel" on Broadway, which made record-breaking sensa- tion. the picture "Mid-Channel," which is taken from the play by the great English dramatist Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, promises to create even wid- CT popularity and become the talk of the town, for Clara Kimball Young