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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
FreckieS and Candy
Will Not Mix

Every minute in tho day a two
pound box OF Norris or Huylers is
opened by two hundred girls Were
you one OF them today? Did you
got yours, or are you barring gifts
OF candy. diamonds and flowers
through neglect and Indifference TO
your personal appearance? Sallow-
ness, pimples, freckles. tan, liver
splotches. moth patches and black
heads. are repulsive to men and they
Just cant onthuse over box of
candy with girl who's skin is 80
unkept Frcckles and candy will not
mix. n you insist upon retaining
an unslghtly complexion, then you
must be willing to forgo the nice
gifts that other girls 80 appreciate.
Why not beautify your complexion
with "A jar of Golden Peacock Blem
ish Bleach so that you may look
confidently into his eyes and have a
right to expect the same attention
and courtesies received by other
girls? Golden Peacock Blemlsh will
restore the healthy natural color OF
your skin In five days, and with
light touch Of Golden Peacock Face
Powder, produce an enviablc com
plcxion. All skin disorders and dis
colorations yield TO the magic influ-
ence OF this wonderful beautifier
At your druggists or by mail sl.0O.
Paris Toilet Co.. Paris. Tennessee.
---AdVt.
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itlalto.

Ethel Clayton. charming Para
mount star. lovely heroine of nu-
merOus film aorics. never appear
ed to better advantage In any pho
topl& than in her latest vehicle,
THE Price OF Possession" which
had It's premier I'm Tulsa at the
Rialto thcator last night. This is
Il picture OF unusual merit and its
thrilling story, massive settings
and flAwless continuity, make II
the Clayton screen repertoire.
The scenes OF the picture are laid
In Australia and In England. The
variety is refreshing and as the
action OF the story never lags, in
terest is kept on the qui vive from
start to finish. The scene In which
Miss Clayton makes n daredevil
dive from the window OF a manor
into the sea and her rescue by the
hero, Ia highly effective from the
standpoint OF screen drama. The
support Is exceptionally good. the
work of Rockcliffe Fellows, the
| leading man, being quite adequate.
| The direction by Hugh Ford and
the continuity by Eve Unsell were
of high order and merit.
A new comedy. "A Flivver We'd
ding" was also shown on this bill
at the Rialto and had the house
convulsed with laughter from be-
/ ginning TO end. The Rialto or
chestra likewise scored with many
pretty melodies, exceptionally rem
! dered,
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OrphcuIn.

Even the most hardened crouch
cannot find fault with tho vaude-
vile bill offered at the Orpheum
thaater this week. and patrons of
that playhouse will applaud the
efforts OF the artists on the pro-
gram, for II is a heaping measure
ful OF quality entertainment.
Anatol Frledland. known
throughout the music world as one
OF Americas foremost composers.
comes with an act that Ia tuny and
snnppy from start to end. Besides
being "A composer OF more than
1000 melodies. F'riedland is a hu-
morist. Throughout his act he Is
injecting several beautiful glrls,
shapely or course, and each can
sing and dance. A Mr.. Mack was
introduced as the musical director
OF the act, but turned out TO he IA
tenor of rare quality. And. that
boy Mack can sing. lie put over
"Springtimo," which was received
by the audience most graCiously,
Anatol Friedland and his Revue
will prove u pleasing feature OF
the Orpheum's show this week
aud delight patrons who favor lots
q pep,
Jack Tralnor and company pre-
sent sketch entitled Help" that
IN unusually funny. Mr.. Trainor IL
quite character comedian and he
In ably assisted by four clever poo-
pie,
ono of the laughing hits Of the
show Is the appearance OF Claude
ana Marion In an act called "Still
Arguing" Both are versatile, pos
sess good voices, especially the
lady, who scored a tremendous hit.
Carleton and Ballcw were pleas
ingly clever, Cahill and Romine eN-
collcnt and The Briants splendid
In the closing position. Harry and
Nancy Cayana opened the show
with "a unique specially that gained
much applause. The bill this week
should attract theaterGoors in
great numbers at every perform
ance for the entire program can be
termed faultlesa
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was married 10 Donald Oliver Me
Rae. q clerk employed by the Cen
trul Union Tr"r' company, iivo
years her Junior.
But the tirst OF the French fam
ily 10 scck divorce was the lovely
sister OF n nos Truck French. Elsie,
who married and later sought FREQ
dom from the late Alfred Wander
bilt. IN 1873 she gave society "a
shock when Hho suddenly married
q naval ensign ten years h"r junior,
raul Fitz. simon.
ono ~ the great difficulties, 30
IL ~ said, In the prpblum ~ the
tiuhnR liVing Hmirabiy together was
The fact that both had been mar
ricd before. lluhu's children by -
first marriage did not IKE the idea
of Ethel HUM, IA" rhild of IN"
second uniou, inhcritinE any OF the
HUM wealth.
bailey -IIuhn Romancc Shattered.
Then came little Ethel iluhn's rp-
nance. Joseph W. Bailey &c., ia a
training camp met ltthcl not long
ago when she wlH a dcbutIuto.
Bailey was the son of 10 former son
ator from TcXa4. Tho affair was
call u perfect story book rU-
nance" The two were married,
but last fan 10 was rumorcd that
the young people had separated and
that a divorce action would bo be.
gun
Family hcnrtbufulngs and money
vtnnBlcs are said 10 have separated
the parents of pretty Ethcl ~ IL
surprising, then. that when her own
marital problems borgmo trouble
Homu she thought of divorce
iIuhus daughter by his FIRST mar.
riaRo also followed iu her parents
footsteps when she decided to bc-
come divorced from Andrew j.
Carty, or Philadelphia, with whom,
according 10 statements made t0
friends, shc became "friEhtfully
bored" 4 son by that first mar
riagc of Huhus IN ulso separated
from his wife. who refuses, how
ever, TO divorce him.
Ia a family that has never known
the plugs uf the legal rcnding
apart that constitutes divorce II
seems strange and terrible thing
II looms up HH a dcvastiug. scan
dalous affair. something to make
every mombcr of the family hang
his or her head In shame.
But. once experienced, this legal
process docs not seem 40 terrifying
when a daughter of n divorced
mother IL herself suffering from un-
happy marital experiences. Is II sur
prising That she socks the solacc
that she knows divorce gave her
mother
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LEGAL.

ot wheeling avenue to the wes, lls,-
rouRTH STREET from the IA.
line Of kenosha Avenue TO the Wa,
Inc OF Utica Avenue, except lntersec
tions with Madison Avenue, NorfoiL
Avenue and Peoria Avenue. '''A
For further details a. to the ,,,,..t.,
plans and method Of CONSTRUCTION ,o ~
| used In improving said streets ana a.
nues bidders are referred to tho plss.
the Board Of Commissioners and H., ~
resolution adopted by said Board dc,i.e
ing tho necessity OF and providing fot ~.
streets and avenues. Said resnIu,issu
! plans and Specifications are on ne In ~.
office OF the city Auditor and corIs, ~, Y,
application therefor at the office Of nv.
l city Auditor. ~
The entire cost Of said improvement. o,
said portions OF said streets and avenn.n
and each OF them shall bo appottl,r.s
20 and levied and assessed aesinsf ~
abuttlng property liable to assessment,
therefor and the owners thereof In a..
cordance with the provisions OF Ar,isi.
0. Of the Charter of tho city of Tpi..
! Oklahoma, and payments to tho con-
| ing said assessments.
The contractor to whom the cont,s,,
may be awarded Will be required 10 pTo
! cure tho signature OF surety cof,ts,y
| approved by the Board ~ Commisiops,,
4 ~ the city Of Tulsa, to the contra,
guaranteeing the construction IN the sum
| tI wv pfF cent anu an indemnity bobd
| signed by surety company approved bv
| the Board of Commissioners Of tho cI.
| Of Tulsa Of not less than 100 per cent y,
| the contract price, provided said surst,
| company shall not he liable on said bon1
! to exceed Twenty y-flye Thousand tt2S ob0i
Dollars for indemnity growing out IL sny
! one accident, and statutory bond q.
! required by the laws Of the state q,
, Oklahoms, the above to be based una,
! the price bid In the proposal, excIuslte y,
| the engineering and advertising charFes
| all OF said bonds to be executed bv IN.
! contractor and the surety or surptios nc
! Ceptable 20 tho Board OF Comm issionery
| Of the city Of Tulsa. and the civ az
/ Tulsa TO be made a party Of the third paff
| In said bonds
| Rds must be upon the proposal sbes,.
| furnished by tho city engineer and each
| bid must bc accompanied by a separate
| certified check on some solvent bank
| banking house or trust company in an
| amount equal to five tb) per cent ~ the
| amount OF the approximate total cost az
J the work based upon the bids with which
! OF said city reserves the right TO reiect
any aud all bids and bidders are eau
| toned to observe all the conditions 80,
out In the specifications and bidding
| sheets.
Bids received as aforesaid will BE- CON.
| sidered by the Board Of COMMISSIONS,
at meeting to be held at the City Hall
| In the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma NJ I
| o'clock a. m. Tuesday April 10, 1921.
| All bids are required 20 be placed on
file IN the city Auditors office Tor in
spcctiOn forty-eight hours after opening
| before the award or rejection OF bids can
| be made.
Tulsa. Oklahoma. April 6. 1891.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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Majestic.

Mae Murray IL back In her ever
popular role OF dancer In her
latest picture, '"rhc Gilded LILY"
which was presented with success
At the Majestic thcatcr yesterday,
Clara Bcranger wrote the story es-
pecially for the blond star and
with her intimate knowledge OF
Miss Murrays abilities she was
able TO create n role that ia one
of the best she ever played.
In many ways THE Gilded Lady"
recalls Miss Murray's Sonia in "On
With the Dance" one Of the big
pictures last year In her newest
picture she is Lillian Drake, hos
tess of popular private club In
New York, a real Salamander, the
kind that owen johnson revealed
several years ago in an interesting
novel. All LILLIAN longs for IL TO
leave her old life and bo married
and her struggle until she achieves
her ambition Ia intensely interest
ing. There is Il smashing and sur
prising climax.
The Gilded Lady" is n Para
mount picture. deliberately staged
and most excellent cast OF play
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POOLING PLAN FAILS
National Wheat Growers Association
VIII Not Enter Pact Un!css the
lnmnmIsnrN lInmsp ImrIihrh

WICHITA. Kan. April iO.--Fail-
urc OF the committee Of II To adopt
a compulsory pooling plan for the
marketing of wheat at its recent
meeting IN Chicago. may prevent the
National Wheat Growers association
from combiing with II In its market
ing plans. IL became known here fol-
lowing n mcctig tonight Of the exc
cutive board OF the association,
The growers organization, It was
stated. may continue with its system
OF contracting. Announcement was
made that the board intends to call
a series Of state meetings of the or
ganization's membors to ascertain
sentiment in regard to the policy to
be followed.
The decision was reached soon af-
ter the board had reached here from
Chicago. Members OF the board pres
80 Includes:
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause -- Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tones, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion. they are attacking the
real cause Of the ailment-clogged
liver and disordered bowels.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in soothing, heaing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste. coated
tongue, poor appetite, lazy. don't
care feeling. no ambition or energy,
trouble with undigested foods3 Take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
grping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for S,,ick
relief. Eat what you like. l5c and 3oc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-11
PLEDGE CARRIED QUIT
Representative Of Older Boys Of
Tulsa Take Charge Of Church
Services sunday Night.

Carrying out their pledge taken
at the conference Of Older Boys
clubs at Oklahoma city last week,
five teams Of seven boys each APP
peared In five churcnes uf thiA city
Sunday night. Trinity First Presby-
tcrian, Boston Avenue Methodist.
First MethodiBts and Bullettc Meth
odlst, and there became expOnents
Of their cr.ed, clean living. clean
idealA and clean sports manship. The
boys. delegates at tho conference
fostored by the Y. NJ. 6. a. of the
state, replaced the ministers In the
churches and the services were con e
Quoted by these representatives OF
tho now boy life OF Tulsa. Adult
leaders OF tho teams were l.. e.
Murray Harry l.. iIlndsman, g. T.,
Bennett. G. w. Biakcly and Fred
u. Woodson who served TO intro
duce the youths who have pledged
themselves TO take an active part
IN church work among the boys Of
tho city
Choosing as their subjects phases
NJ boys work as outlined at The
oklahoma city conference, these
Tulsa leaders Of the Older Boys
movement told the congregations Of
''tho plans for the upbuilding of boy
life In Tulsa, TO assist In throwing
about the youtns OF this city the
necessary safeguards and To bring
boys now outside church influences
into membership with some religious
denomination.
Next sunday teams from this or
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AUTO DEALERS TO
SHOW AT CAPITAL
Tulsa Delegation w i'll
Have Charge Of Festivi-
ties at Monday Meet

Thirty five members ~ the Tulsa
Automobile Dealers association will
loavc tonight for Oklahoma city to
attend the automobile show. and TO
celebrate Tulsa day. which is set
FOR i0uorroN. a band of iG pieces
win assist the local association in
putting over one Of the biggoat ccle.
britiuus ever held Ia the capital
city
John SpnldipR. local president.
viii lead the crew Of motor car
dealers who win fIdo three special
Pullman cars via the Katy which
loft Tulsa ~ l.3O "a. m
Special entertainments is 20 be
provided the local dcalcra in okla
homn city, Including banquet ten
dcrod them by the capital dealers
\ visit tU the show VIII -" made In
the afternoon and In the evening the
show viii De turned over 10 the
Tulsa delegation,
Among the firms which will have
representation ON the special tonight
nro the Forster Davis Motor corpur-
alton, GrcouloaRc- Moore. Cadillac
company. Adams Motor Salos COM
pnny Norvni n Dial. Bottom Broth
u.s. 'h1pplp Brothers, Spauldlng-
Swinncy company, CarRart Murphy
French company, w. 6. Norris Mo-
tor Sales company, Smith Motor
company q. a. Green. Magnetic 1g-
milton company. Houdaillc- Johnson
company. Iobst Motor company,
Lewis Marsh Motor corporation,
Mott Motor company and others.
Sol Dan, active secretary OF the
Ia Ia Ist . ftrra.
tho Tulsa world and the Tulsn Trib-
unc viii Ice among the delegation to
enjoy the fostivltics on Tulsa day at
Oklhhomn tItya chow.
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Palace.

There are no sex problems, no
matrimonial mix-ups, nor life les
sons to be learned from Wallace
Reds latest Paramount picture,
The Love Special" which was
shown at the Palace theater last
night. II Ia a fine, -blooded
story with lots Of mountain rail-
road atmosphere, charming ro-
nance. and a few well-staged thrills
10 lend spice to the production.
Mr.. Reid Is well supported by
Agnes Ayrcs, and several other
prominent players, including Theo-
dore Roberts, Lloyd Whitlock,
Sylvia Ashton, Alexander Gaden.
Clarence Burton, Ernest Butter
worth, and others.
Tho story revolves around Jim
Glover, u construction engineer on
a mountain railroad division. who
gets in dutch" with the daughter
OF the president of the road on
first meeting her, and then falls in
love with her and wins her despite
the schemes Of Harrison, a director
Of the road. who also loves the
girl, Eugene II. Lewis wrote the
scenario and tho picture was di-
rected by Frank Urson, former as
sistant to Cecil r. deMille, who has
now become a fullfledged director
The Pathe News displayed many
Interesting news items, picturized,
and the Palace orchestra rendered
an interesting program OF musical
hits
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ELWELL MURDER
CONFESSION FAKE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
my mind | had disgraced my people
for tho last time. that this time
would be tho last, even II I went to
the chair for It,"
Then you moant to commit sui
cIde2"
"Well, you can put It thnt way"
Asked why he had changed hip
story. Harris said II was because "ho
couldn't get away with It,"
81 would have stuck to n, II ]
could have" he said.
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HEAVY PROBLEMS
UP TO CONGRESS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
republicans AS against 81 demo
Gratis and In the house 400 republi-
cans to 1879 democrats. All house
members will take their oaths to-
morrow. Two now senator's, Nor
beck OF South Dakota. and Bursum
Of New Mexico, who were not
sworn in during tho March session,
also are expected to be present to-
morrow
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IcdcraI Jndgc pritchard Dies.

ASHEVTLf.E, y. c.. April 10
Federal Judge Jctcr Conley Pritch-
ard Of the United states circuit court
for the Fourth district OF North
Carolina died early today following
an Illness OF several months. lie
was A United Stataos senator from
1884 20 1908.
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7ulsa, OKLAHOMA. April 8. 1921.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
Published in the Tulsa Daily World
April s, Z, s. 9. 10, II, 10, -. ~. lG
1921. World Publishing Company. Pub.
rICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
AM EANTR A ..n.Ana

Bids will be received at the office OF tn.
city Auditor, Tulsa, oklahoma. until
o'clock p. m, Monday April 18TH. lsii
for the construction OF a Sanitary Sewer
including latersls. connections. and other
appurtenances for Sewer District No. III
a. created and established by Ordinance
No. 2l35, passed and approved tho 18th
day Of March. 1921.
Plans, profiies and specifications Tor
the construction OF said sewer system and
appurtenanccs have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board OF Comm ssioners Of
said city and are now on file In the
office Of the city Engineer.
BIDS must be made upon the official
proposal sheets OF the city Of Tulsa.
The rights to reject any and all bids
In reserved TO the Board Of Commission
ers OF the city of Tulsa. Oklahoma.
A certified check in the sum Of five
60 per cent uf the amount OF the bid will
be required from each bidder.
All bids Will be opened and considered
by the Board OF Commissioners OF said
city at a meeting Of said Board 10 be
held In the city Hail In said city at y
O'Clock d. III. on the 18th day OF April
1921.
Any and all parties Interested are hereby
notified that they may appear and pro-
test against or object to said proposed
improvements or any part thereof or any
matter or thing In relation thereto, at
said meeting of the said Board Of Com
mlssioners on tho 18th day OF April, 1871
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor
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Because geologists believe the dia-
monds found In what was German
Africa are OF sea origin,
tho ocean ofs tho coast will be
dredgcG In the hope OF obtaining
more OF thcm.
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(Published in the Tulsa Daily World,
April II, l92i World Publishing Com

(Publlshed in the Tulsa Daily World.
April II. ie2i. World Publishing Com
REso Lite
A Resolution determining assess,
MEN'T DISTRICT N. 262 Of the city
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma; and declaring
WHEREAS. the city Engineer on the
Sth day OF April, 1921. submitted to the
Board his written statement showing the
feet owned by each. a description OF the
property and estimate OF the total cost
OF the improvements. tho proportional
amount OF such costs to be assessed
against tho abutting property and the
total estimated amount to be assessed
against such owner, subject to assessment ,I.t
NO. 1852. In form and substance as pro-
vided In Section cf Article TX OF the
Charter OF the said city. OF Tulsa; and
WHEREAS. this Board has duly exam
lned said statement and found the same
20 be correct and in conformity 70 law:
NqW THEREFoRE az pE IT RESokyEp ISS
OF THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
That said statement be. and the same
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
II is the determination OF this Board TO
assess the cost Of the lmprovements pro
MENT DISTRICT NO. 2e2, against the
lots and blocks abutting said improve
and the property liable to assessment as
set out in the aforesaid statement Of the
City Engineer; and
RE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
notice Of such determination to assess
be given TO all owners OF any and all such
property by publication In the Tulsa Daily
culation in the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
for five 60 consecutive days beginning on
the iith day o. April 1921 and, 49,.
tho city Auditor be. and she hereby Is
directed TO send written notice by regis
tered nan to all sths owners Of prop
assessments said notice to be In form and
substanco as provided In Section Of
Article lN Of the Tulsa city Charter. and
TO be mailed at tho time designated in
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that
the 22nd day OF April, 1921. at 500
set as the day for hearing all objections
to such assessments, improvements or
said hearing shall be continued from day
to dsy until the same is completed and
any objections not made In writing on or
before the 22nd day of April, 1921. at 400
o'clock a. NJ, shall be deemed to be
BIZ iT FURTHER RESOLVED, tina,
instructed to make and file on or before
the date Of said hearing, her certificate
showing when and In what manner said
notices were given, and attach to and
make a part OF said certificate, the affl-
davit OF tho publisher showing a copy Of
the notice so published and the days on
which the same was published. and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that
an emergency exists for the preservation
Of the public health and safety, and for
tho furtherance OF street improvements,
by reason whereof this resolution shall
take effect from and after It's adoption,
approval and publication
ADOPTED, and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
9TH day Of April, 1921,
j. M. ADKISON
Mayor pro tenn.
| Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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SUNSET PARK ADDITION
TX Lot. NAME. Fl. Amt

All owners Of abuttlng property, prop
other property liable to assessment, are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits to the
property thereby. and any claim or OH
jections to the assessments as above set
forth shall be filed In writing In tho offlcs
ot Mrs. Frank Seaman, CITY Auditor OF
the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. on or be
fore the 22nd day OF April. 1921. at 800
o'clock, A. NJ, and the same shall be
heard by the BOARD Of Commissioners on
the 22nd day OF April. 1924, at o'clock.
A. M. and any claims or objections not so
filed In writing. before said time shall be
deemed waived.
DATED this 9th day OF April, 1921.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN