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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
STATE SOCIETY

veraon wefe N]isit.rs Ia Wagner.
WeuhtHusy afternoon.
D. W Martin Jr. and family left this
tin will have charge II a dairy. Mr..
Martp has had charge OF the Bickasun
uJP9diGan lumber ysgi TIC past year
meeting Of the a. ~ r. A. az Nswkirt
last week. lie reports a splendid meet
ing and was elected AS national Sice
president Of the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. L.ef,Wich and chill
dren, accompanied by NJ. NJ. a. Left
wich motored TO Muskogcc Saturday eve
returning that evening.
M and Mrs; r; W. Lenwlch notored
70 MusHsBee Monday TO look after some
ming. accompanied b. the formers
mother. who had spent tho week with
her daughters, Mrs. II. l.. Ben ana Noel
Mrs. Peal Murphy was hostess to the
aoGfai .luD Thursday afternoon. The
decorations and refreshments. Bridge
was played. only CLUB members were
Mrs. W. 8. Vernon entertained the
OFFICERS and employees OF the First Ma
ttonaI bank and their wives at 6 O'Clock
dinner tuesday evening. The affair waa
surprise 70 MT. vernon. and given IN
Mrs. II. G.. Rudisell and son Teddy will
make their home this winter with her
M Sht'p Hadi Sf S MIll 4 4dmai m n y KKiygmWssr' G %6
account OF housing conditions In Kiowa
ana POOR hotel facilities Mrs, RudlselI
Tho many friends in Coweta OF Miss
EtheL Dunlap viii be PLEASANTLY sur
pr,sed 10 learn that she Was married re-
Gently to a Alr. Aviliano OF New York,
ship. The young couple met on a steam
er near New York while Miss Dunlap
to Oklahoma, MIR. Ayiliano Joined her
mere, eliminating in a wedding.
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MIS- rtta nocman visited win friends
" MrS nellie Hunter rpent Monday in
Miss rya Flint visited friends md at
tended GIG 'h9wa In Igi1a Sn"s"s sprsrd.
lnE % few days IN th" CITY WIN iIl'.H"
Miss Ann Elis spent SUNDAY ia 10
wste. a guest Of her brother w y hinn
n"iored TO Chelsea sunday ahd visited
wlas clara corneilson Of Coffeyville.
Kan. Is a guest of @r. and Mrs A. ''
HeddinE r,..
spent the day Sunday In the city with
Wiss Margaret Mallory and Miss swa9ee
Uodrlok spent the day Sunday IN rus"
"'Ni,s9 les, Hirod. Grace Acton and
brother motorcd to pkmulgeo "eun'H-
MIS- y naum and Mrs. 7. Lang Of ska
took visited ". Haas AMI fanny In t"e
''y Mopowell ana daughter ~ Taleia
spent Tuesday IN the city shopping ana
Mr and Mis-. W. c. Hates spent tbs
day Sunday In Tulsa win MI "u" ""
Mr. and Mes. Homer Diaper and Mrs
NJ. q. Patton spent Tuesday IN Mush"s'N
Mr. and Mrs. \. l.. sullivan ana daueh-
ter Dorothy spent tho day sunday IN
IH,TS WA Mrr' II w. bishop motorsd to
Chelsea Tuosdny and spent the day with
! relatives and friends. 81,
Mir. and Mrs q. y. Montgomery o.
oalena. Kan. arc In ito city on a visit
10 reintiycs4 and friends. ~
Mr.. and Ms, J. e Lipc and NJ Lipes
sister. Beulah Smith, spent the da'
"Wednesday Ia Musgukce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dean aud miss tloy
Massey spent tire week end In Chelaea
with relatives and frienda
Mrs, Frank Reed entertained .th'
Wndnepday Afternoon Auction bridge oiuh
An enjoyable time was reported.
Mr. and MrH. Ronsid Gerard or MUS
hogee arrived in the city Monday. morn
ing for a visit with relatives and friends
Mrs. George Mayog, Mrs DOW An,
drews and Miss Lena Ward Of Foyil
nprnt sunday In tho city with friends;
Mi. and Mrs. A. Hadndy have returned
from y months visit 10 Colorado, Utah
and California. Thoy report a pleasant
y Mrs. ella Cox Of Kollyviiie Is spending
the weekend with her ~daugbtorH,. MIA
r. l.. Dale ana Miss Mamie Cox OF this
city,
Mrs J. n. Parsons and daughter. Myra
9ewnTd OF Broken Arrow. visited MIS-
BESSIE Parsons and daughter Nsra Thurs
air. and Mrs. Harry Hates and daugh.
tor. Mr.. and Mrs WIN RershneT' ana
Mrs. j. NJ. Scott motorcd TO Tulsa Sun.
DAY and spent the day with relatives ana
friends
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Born, TO Mr.. ana Mrs. Leslie Newman,
October 3, a baby daughter.
Mrs. Myrtle Hurd spent the week with
{, IL. sheridan OF Ell Reno arrived Tues
day to visit friends here.
Oran Clark arrived Wednesday from
Colorado to visit home folks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Taylor Of Tocumseh spent
the Weekend with relatives here.
%. Powell and wife were here Friday
visiting friends.
Miss Mabel Brown is spending the week
with friends in shawnee.
Mrs. H.. ID. Clark. or Tribbey IL here
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haynes OF Prague
were weekend guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
w. L. Hayes on South Walnut.
Mrs. 3. A. CeRfles Of West Virginia is
here making an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs' p; white ,.,,.- -...
guest here Thursday Of Miss ollie Hiok-
Is. A. Townley and c. T.. Hayes. both OF
Stroud, were here Tuesday for the pur-
pose Of buying a carload OF catile.
Mrs. w. l.. Hayes came home Friday
evening from shawnee, where she had
Spent the week as guest OF friends.
James Brown left this week for Ari-
coma, whore he will spend tho coming
Mrs. Lum Hayes Of hawne was the
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. wal
Mrs. Edna \. Hayes Is making plans
to leave soon for Colorado to make an
extended visit with relatives.
MSS Mss Anna yotavS @pa guest M'ss
guests Thursday OF Mrs, j. u. Herndun.
Clarence Hickman arrived sunday from
Yale for an extended visit at the w. H..
Hicknan home.
w. q Herudon OF Prague was n Sunday
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. clyde +. Lake at
their home on East Hover street.
Mrs. 4. Dsuner Of shamrock Is max
ing an extended visit her" at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Grimes.
Dennis Conant Is under the special care
Of d doctor at SPARKS TINS week, having
had a return OF appendicitis,
Mines. Luther and Bryson white Of
Pharaoh were tho guests Of Mr.. a9d Mrs.
e.. $. Clark during the week.
Mrs. Minnie Hickman OF Yale spent
the weekend here with her son. w, II.
Hickman and family
Mrs. W. W. Smith and daughter, Mrs.
r. NJ. Lunsford, motored out to the /,
l.. Helms country home Thursday and
Hpent a delightful day.
Postmistrcss Lena =. LAX has appoint
ed r. \. Shipley a. assistant TO M the
vacancy causcd BY the resignation Of
Mr. and Mrs N q. Gawthorpe OF OK
,ahoma CITY spent the weekend here
with Mr.. Gawthorues parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Gawthurpe.
Word received from Clarence Taylor
Etntes that he Is now IN Texas, instead Of
Mexico, where he reported he Intended
W T.. Hayes, section foreman here for
the santa Fc. went TO Maromec Thursday
'here for two days he was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. u, 4, Moore, former resi-
dents OF PaysUn.
Mrs.. Eta stanford, a former resident
Texas. 10 her daughter, Mrs. ". H.. HEX
man, that she has bought an eailng
house in the oil fields and is doing an
immense business,
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SUM-, anu Mrs. A. c. Mckinney spent
c. visiting relatives here.
Win ites Lea LETT Tuesday for a visit
Ma ~ parents at Marshfield. 30.
event.. W. walton returned Monday
III rom a visit TO Tulsa.
MsfhoaH nome Mission society Of tho
lam e church met with Mrs VIII
n.oau.ap as hostess.
FoS PHa,y sheriff Bob Murphy and p. A.
Taeuassu9Ael after business In Wagner
Wa Wctmore motored 10 Mnskogee
sion. "'1@y afternoon on a business mis-
Rs Nv c Pinson and her mother, Mrs.
Wedbss5ou,u.se ' were visitors Ia MuskOgee,
their SSnd Mrs. r.. L. Davis returned to
after tle n Muskogee Sunday evening
M. az" gays with home folks.
sr,Nv Flchard and Lena Murphy spent
Ny N Muskogee seeing the shows.
Muuh~"H eiTs, EAR weaver, nee Blauch
eniihnI who have been living In Fort
Ia III we past few months, are Visiting
MY OBaF home. e
James II, n. Brim. and A.. c Glgor,
MsIiss seerest and A. settler went to
t]ssiiyl,issIr last Tuesday Tor the shrine
sss ladies' Of the Baptist Missionary
a. ~. met with Mrs. a. L. Wimack
tsrhoon, at her home Wednesday aft-
C Iwg'' rs, A II. Burgess. Earl Wright.
l. N "SSieotI l. II. Lumpkin. Tom Tiger.
"'asgaw, Harry Trower and W
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Mrs IT, " Morgan 1911 West broad
way. entertained "wednesday afternoon
with a / o'clock lunch fot the Late Hook
club
Tho ever Ready Bible class Of tho First
~. ~. church. south, gave a picnic lunch
con rhursday at the county farm fvt tue
Mrs Herbert Towncr. i2ii west broad
way. entertained Wednesday afternoon
with a tea In honor OF her sister, Miss
lnula scott 81 Portland. ore.
Miss Ethel Dunlap ~ the Sinma apart
moutR and Mi Paul Aviliano Of New
York city were quietly married tuesday
evening In Oklahoma CITY. Miss Dunlap
IL "a wel known girl 81 MuHllogen.
MIRA Hubert AmbriBter OF Oklahoma
cay was the guest Of her parents. MI
and NrH r. u. rite. Sixteenth ana Em
poria. during fair week Many Informal
affsirs were given In hor honor during
her visit
The Musical Art society met Tursisy
morning at the hom" u Mrs j G, Err
hard, 894 Sorth Seventh The businasH
meeting was followed ny a social meeting
and a delightful program was given y
paper wac read by Mrs. w. \. Green OF
the musical c%yentsi Of the summer, hnt
one Ia appreciation Of ERTico Caruso b,
Mrs. n. q Adlaia-
Interesting the young society set a
Nusk0geo was the announcement 0f Tho
engagement ana approaching wedding Of
Mtss Julia Allen. daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs James NJ Allen. 75i Terrace bouie-
ward. and Mr.. Bcnjnmin Franklin Green
The Wedding will be an event ~ N0ycnE
her b. Misc Allen II an attractive girl
and a member Of the ldlchour club. Mr.
Greon IL Ia tho officeR ~ thu Midland
valley railroad : Many showers aud other
courteHics are being planned Ia Miss
Aliens honor, the first Of which was The
shower which Mrr, Frank owen Jones'
gave Thursday afternoon,
4 wCddlnE Of Saturday which was OF
interest to the many friends ~ tho bride
and groom was that Of Miss Eudura Gage,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs W. ~ Gage,
2l6 south Eleventh. and Mr. Iceland
OtcndOrf, The ceremony was performed
at the homo 81 the bride by tho Rev.
a. ~ Moody, pastor of tho rirat Preaby
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Fleming was leader for the afternoons
program which was on the life Of Paul,
The y. W. 9. a, has arranged with in
structors 20 teach the members and 9TH
ers who can do so. the art Of trimming
their hats and even making them from
the foundation up. This millinery class
viii be held two evening IN the week,
Another class, for the girl who desires
to keep physically III, WI be a gym class
and will be In charge OF "A finished in
structOr. This class vs. free. but the mil
llncry class will pay 81 for a 6-wecks
term.
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Clubs-Music-woman's Work.
observation-disclosures Work.


city, Pa, who viii spend the winter
here.
Mrs. J. J. Fry OF st. Louis will ar
rive within a few DAYS to visit her
sister. Mrs, John Davis Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs sydney Stuart have
returned from a five weeks visit In
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Pleasant or
Tulsa are spending their honeymoon
at the Broadmoor. Colorado Spr!ngs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T.. Chambers
and small daughter. uclcn, have re-
turned after a GUNNER spent in Ari-
zona and Santa Barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence -. Douglas
and Mr.. and Mrs Knight i. Douglas.
with a party OF friends are spending
the week end az Spavinaw.
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afternoon 40 the hnune ~ Mrs Hayes
Mccoy. CO2 keelrr avenue. Tho rN'r-
noon was Hprut 40 the study ~ ihi 10
sen drnmuH and Interesting pauor1 were
road pH follows. Review 81 iillnrH oi
Society Nfs C. ". Harrison, "'rlticism
OF Poor GYut' Mrs. Robert RAY, DO
mcstir IIto In tbs"u.s county" Arf,
Gllon Millgr The hostess served rofrcAh-
monta at the conclusion ~ tho study
The members uf tho Wumen'a AuAillarN
~ tho American Legion were entertained
most dollghtiully Tucsiny by Mr. Ellen
IT. Muller aud Mrs =. ". Nueb o. tho
farm " Mrs Mulor, near Ramona
rirhty five members or the aukiliirS
rr 20 delicious chicken
dinner at noon tho business session vb'
.y.sv stewart. tr"pi.
u,tl .I the Husllary who was elected
one pf the state vice commanders ~ the
legion convention, presided at tho IuHrt-
lng Tho women. 10y unanimous vote.
decided that they dcHlrcd 10 have the
IiartloHyillc convention hall located south
Of Third street and also V1''i td1l rs
seating osrHriy should be ahno rerHonA
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Miss Ada Drake OF this city has gone
10 Enid, where she will visit friends for
a week
Mrs W. e. Foreman Of Tulsa r. the
guest this week Of Mira. Richard Paris
OF this city.
Miss Margaret Hinkls OF this city left
early IN tho week for Winfield. KAN
whore she will visit friends for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs, !, J. Larkin u 81. Louis,
formerly % Bartlesyllle, arrived this week
and are the guests Of Mrs. Robert Cor
dor.
Mira r. F. Beard and daughter have
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ENID.

The StitChaway club met with MIS-
Frank Srybert this week.
Miss Virginia MiutOn, who Il attending
the state university, spent The "reh-ehp
with her parents.
Miss Lulu Morehouse entertained the
Altrurian club Tuesday. A largo mum
Der OF guests enjoyed tho meeting,
dai was hostess 90 the West Side Bridge
club.
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PERSONAL Mention

v,. and Mrs. Edward Waters
anton returned saturday norm
il.Y'rom their wedding trip to points
Miissouri and the Ozarks and have
Ei,sn possession Of their home, 1920
I'm Denver avenue, The recent
ro5dirg Of Miss Jeanette Ross to
", Thornton was a very notable
.aort In society ANIMALS.
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Mrs. Robert r. Blair, accompanied
\ mother. Mrs. Charles a. Gum
y canada. arrived a few days ago
I'm Rattle creek. Mich, where the
iI.,ar bas been undergoing treatment
sor The past two months. Mrs.
.rr,n will spend the winter whit Mr.,
and Mrs. Blair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

Miss Doris Shaffer has returned
rom the cast and was accompanies
home by Miss opal Shaffer Of on
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city Pa, who viii spend the winter
here.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
TRAIN HITS AUTO.
 OCCUPANT DEAD
tRv the Associated Pressl

Atlanta, Ga, July 1.-Two men were killed and four injured when a Central of Georgia train early today struck an automobile at Tillman's Crossing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
TODAY IS HOTTEST
 MERCURY AT 98 I-2

You're right, today is the hottest day of the year, according to Prof. c. c. Denny of the State Normal School, acting weather observer, who reported at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon that the mercury had climbed to 99 1-2 degrees.
 While today seems unusually hot, several degrees hotter than yesterday, it is in reality only one-half of a de- gree warmer, the maximum tempera- ture yesterday being 9s degrees. One other day, this year, June 2, register ed temperature of 98 degrees. The three days preceding June register ed temperature of 98 degrees. The three days preceding June registered a maximum of 95 degrees, while the temperature Sunday, July 8, was 97 degrees.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
DUBLIN SEES
 CLANS BEGIN PEACE CONFAb
(By the Associated. Press)

Dublin, July 5.-The conference of Republicans and Unionists from South Ireland, called by President Ramon DeValera of the Irish republic, was opened today at the mansion house over which foated the Stars and Stripes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
UNRULY,
 U. s. SHIPS RUSHED
(By the Associated EresA1

Washington, July 5.-The cruiser Cleveland and the gunboat Sacramen- to have been ordered to proceed under full steam to Tampico, Mexico, to pro- tect American interests jeopardized by labor troubles, it was announced by the navy department today.
 The Sacramento should reach Tam pico today from Galveston, and the Cleveland from Cristobal on Thurs day.
 Labor troubles at Tampico are said to be due to business depression and unemployment, which in turn is due to the system of taxation adopted by the Obregon government.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
SPANISH CABINET OUT.

(By the Associated Press) Madrid, July }. The Spanish cabi- net resigned today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
SHAKES
 PLANT, KILLS
 8, INJURIES 36
(By the Associated Press,

Chicago, July 5.-Eight are dead and 36 others injured, 10 probably fatally and property valued at S2,- 000,000 was destroyed yesterday when an explosion wrecked the refinery of the Standard Oil Company at Whit ing, Ind.
 Huge steel tanks were torn apart by the force of the explosion, brick walls were hurled down and sheets of burning oil and flames spread from the plant over POO yard space, trap ping the force of night watchmen.
 Five of the force were burned to death. Three died later in hospitals.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
OPPONENTS STILL
 DENOUNCE FIGHT
tBy the Associated Press>

Jersey City, N. J., July 5.-Officials of the International Reform Bureau are today considering plans for the prosecution of New Jersey officers who permitted the Dempsey-Carpen- tier fight to be staged here last Sat urday. The arrest of Dempsey for assault and battery on Carpenter has already been demanded and Cover nor Edward I. Edwards and other state officers cited as law breakers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
ONCE MORFCRFATFS
 TENSE CRISIS
(By the Associated Press)

Paris, July 5.-The killing of Major Montaliere of the French army dur ing a hostile demonstration by the German populace of Upper Silesia, re- ported officially today to the foreign office, has created a painful impress sion in high government circles.
 It is reported that the officer was killed after the Poles had withdrawn from Beuthen under an evacuation agreement, and while small French force held the city. British forces were en route to Beuthen to rein force the Fench garrison, but had not arrived
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
(By the Associated Press)

London, July 5.-Premier Shuts of South Africa left last night for Dub lin to confer with Unionists and Sim Fein leaders before they resume their conference next Friday.
 Leaders from South Ireland held a at Dublin yesterday and re- ports today indicate they have reach ed an understanding as to subjects which will be presented to the British empire premiers.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
JULY 4 ACCIDENTS
 TAKE USUAL TOLL
tBy the Assocrated Pressj

Chicago, July 5.-Fourth of July accidents from firearms and fire works took their usual toll of dead and wounded yesterday in all parts of the United States.
 However, the greatest number of fatalities came from drowning and automobile accidents, it is shown on press reports today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
(By the Assoc1a,ed Press)

Berlin, July 5.-According to the Allegemeine Zeitung, Major Monta- Here was killed at Beuthen when French troops charged the German populace as it's victory song was be-
 ing sung in celebration of the with drawal of Polish forces. Some shots were exchanged, the newspaper says.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
MRS. kABfR FEARS
 WOMEN AS JURORS
(By the Associated Press)

Cleveland, Ohio, July 5.-Counsel for Mrs. Daniel Kaber, on trial for the murder of her invalid husband at Lakewood, today continued their fight for elimination of women as jurors. Four women and five men were in the jury box this morning as tentative jurors when the court was opened.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05

PRESENTS:
 No. Peter Shutter horse Wagon; Mo- 20 K Range Stove; Mo- 32nch painted Iron Bed; Mo- 4-Mans Suit of Cothes Mo- 5-Ladies Sut Mo- 6-Beautifu Dresser: Mo- 7-boys Automobile; No. S-Rocking Chair; Mo- 9-Shot Gun; Mo- 1042:pece Dinner Se 11-Par Mems Shoes; Mo- 12-Par Womens Shoes; No. 13-Cener Table; Mo- 14- Bed Springs; Mo- 15Hand Saw; No. 16-Hatchet Mo- IT, Gallon S. W. P. Paint No. 1s-Man's Shirt
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
TO ESTABLISH AIR
 ROUTES OVER US.
CRy the Associated Press)

Washington, July 5.-Model air ways to cover the entire continent are being planned by the army air service for the use of all owners of aircraft. The army scheme includes a chain of landing fields and markers connecting the principal cities of the country. Emergency fields also would be placed along the air highways.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
MASONS TO MEET.

Green Grove lodge No. 107 r. X A. NJ. will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic hall All members are urged to be present
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
SMYRNA TERRIFIED
 BY VAST EXPLOSION
(By inc Associated Press)

Symrna, July I. (DeIayed.)-AII Symrna was in panic Friday when a gasoline storage depot and ammuni- tion dump exploded.
 The explosion was followed by a rumor that King Constantine of Greece had been attacked and that Turkish Nationalists had launched their offensive
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
BOLSHEVIK DESIRES
 PEACE WITH TURKEY
tBy the Associated Prsssl

Constantinople, July 5.-Soviet Rus sia has no desire to occupy Constan- tinople, but desires peaceful relations with Turkey, according to M Nath- alarow, the new Bolshevik ambassa- dor, who today presented his creden- tials to Kamal Pasha.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-05
tBy the Associated Press)

Dublin, July 5.-General Shuts, premier of the South African states, arrived in Dublin this morning and is the guest of the lord mayor. The Sim Fein delegation which went to Kingston to meet him, missed the South African statesman and he mo- tored to Dublin unnoticed.