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Evening star., 1921-06-19

H0TSE PRESSES. 50 per dozen: Write for
cutalo= sample sent g. o. d. for 81. Economy
Sales Co Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

HIGH SCHOOL or college student to drive
truck: salary reasonable; give age previous
employment en- and references. Address Rox
Evening star., 1921-06-19

|STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST-
Several years experience, desires
to change present position. Op-
rortunity for advancement rather
than increase in present salary
sought. Graduate of Washington
School for Secretaries. Address
Box 2o6-T, Star office.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

GIRL for clerical work. permanent position
, in rtnl estate otf.ce state in own handwriting
nge cducation. experience II any. reference
, Address Box 346-T. Star otfitT.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

B57iER a1d 1E11, RID OF coek. O1affA
eRahe~ 0o& Gex6D e RSehnnnd~ Va H. I
Evening star., 1921-06-19

A,iESTS-Bggest sellers out: Zanol soft
drinks; four million BOTTLES sold last YEAR
double this summer: big money maker: $40 TO
so weekly easy; the guarantee and excep-
tioual quality and purity brings repeat orders;
get our proposition while your territory is
open Write quick. American Products Co..
+,r,3 American bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

NEWEST of new inventions: every telephone
n.er buvs: rctails 81: costs YOU jtE: $40 to $40
,i,:Iy easy, smith. 1918 North American bldg.
,I,,cn
Evening star., 1921-06-19

AJ;ENTS-Onc-dollar seller: 2O0fe profit: Davis
made SIS first day: you can, too; every auto
owner will buy. Il. Boeck, 53ll So. kedzie,
Evening star., 1921-06-19

TfF1ST-Famiar with dictaphone. Personnel
Bureau. 3o' Bond bldg, 18th and y. Y. ave.
TiP1ST-Experienced. for interesting work in
Information bureau of large corporation. Call
III Snufhern LID,
Evening star., 1921-06-19

; CAPITALIZE YOUR SPARE TIME.
REPRESENTATIVES, wanted in d. e. and every
community in Maryland TO explain plan
hici, enables every one to own home. pay
ing for same in small monthly instnllmsnts.
Iess than rent. Interesting and prohtabie.
Whole or part time. Address BOX -'i-l' S.af
Evening star., 1921-06-19

SALESMAN-A self respecting man. whose
ambition is beyond his present place. might
find more congenial employment with MS and
at the same time double his income We re.
quire q man OF plain character, sound Of
mind and with strong personality. who appre
riates Q permanent connection with a rapidly
CROWN. concern. where industry is rewarded
with far above average earnings. Apply IL.
Bond bldg, am. to noon. Ask for Mr..
.i~l.S
Evening star., 1921-06-19

JEWELER REPAIRER, expert; good salary:
permanent position. Address Box :9J-T, star
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Hints From the ReUenue Collector

Have you any minor children
who are working?
DO you appropriate, or have the
right TO appropriate. the earnings
of such children II so, the amount
must bo included In the return of
income.
Has your wife any income from
my source whatsoever IL so. IL
must be included In your return or
reported In a separate return OF In
como.
Did Won receive any directors
fees or trustees fees in the course
of the year2
DO you hold any office IN q bene-
III society from which you receive
income?
Answers to all these questions are
necessary TO determine whether n
person has an income sufficlently
large to require that return ,e
filed. and mag be the n1eaaa Of
avoiding tho heavy penalties in-
posed for failure to do so wlthla
tine time prescribed.
Copies OF the new law NAV DC
Ind by applying 10 the collector at
oklahoma City, Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Gssuod by the collector OF internal
revenue. Accl G. Alexander. dis
trct Of OklahomaD
With the approach Of the period
for fling income tax returns. Jan
un'y I TO March 10, 1922, taxpay-
crs are advised to lose no time In
the compilation OF their accounts
purtaYt provision of the revenue
act az 1871 is that every person
~ hose gross inCumo for 1874 was
$4,000 or over shall file return.
rogW dlcss Of the amount of net In
como upon which the tax Is as
aes, VI Returns are required Of
every single person whose net In
come was $1,000 or over and every
married person living with husband
on wife whose net income was 81, 600
on over Widows and Wi1owers and
persons separated or divorced from
husband or wife, are regarded as
single persons.
Net income Is gross Income, lesn
certain deductions for business ex-
pcnscs, losses. taxes. etc. Gross In
come includes practically all income
received by the taxpayer during the
year: in the cHHe OF tne wage Garner,
ralaries. wages, bonuses and com
missions: In tho case OF profession
profe sAional services. In the cases
of farmers all profits from tho sale
Of farm products, and rental or sale
oG land
In the making OF an income tax
return for the year 1921, evory tax
payer should preset: 20 his;.sI: 'ae
following questions.
Whnt were your profits from
your business, trade, profession or
vocatiun2
Did you receive any interest on
banA deposits?
Have you any property for which
you received rent?
Did you receive any income In
the form OF dividend or intcres,
from stocks or bonds2
Did you receive any bonuses dur
ing the year?
Did you make any profit on the
sale OF stocks, bonds, or other prop
crty real or personal2
Did You net az n broker in any
transaction from which you re-
ceived comm lssions2
Are you interested in any part y
nership or other firm from which
you received any income?
Have you any income from royal
Lao or nntCntS2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

What william Duncen, star and
director of "N here Men Are Men"
which will be shown at the Lyric
theatcr Monday aud Tuesday, be-
licvcs 10 be the greatest fight scene
ne has ever staged in part of the
section of this production. Duncan
had for his opponent Tom Wilson,
who plays the villain ia the feature.
There was no protecting the hero in
this fight, as Duncan takes personal
pride in his ability to handle his
fists. Wilson is n bigger man than
the star and his youth was known
as sailor Tom Wilson," sparring
partner and trainer for Bob Fita-
simmons when the renowned
freckled one was heavyweight
champlon Of the world
Edith Johnson supports the star
H. this production. The story deals
with an attempt to jump claim
and accuse the hero of numbering
his partner. A strong love story
runs through the plot Most OF the
action takes place in the open.
Vera Gordon, the mother Of
"Humoresque" stars In The Great
est Love" which plays today at the
Lyric. "Tho BRAND Of Courage" a
! Universal western is also billed for
today. A comedy is on the pro-
gram Monday and Tuesday with
{ puncan's picture. The eleventh
episode of miracles of the Jungle
viii be presented Wednesday and
/ Thursday. a western drama and "A
good comedy are also billed, Fri
day and Saturday the sixth episode
oil the western serial winners OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

cl, this and udpki IT, all ur ihiB won
dcrful ,rtpo paper the table In the
picture is entirely set with crepe
PAPER except for tae spoons, Ina
egihc this jolly Christina suppot
liable " der a canopy uf green paper
sarlaf ds, with q hiA rcd Chrlsrnaa
ncll hanging from the chandelier,
and the side walls mndc Chra,-
massey with stript of Chr1pthias
trees and dancing childrcn' Further
more, the smiling snowman in the
center uf the table r. chuck fuli Of
Christmas prcseHis--w which prob
ably accounts for his knowing gIi.
a rod ribDprs is attached TO each
tis luc- wrapped gift and he ribbons
are stretched 60 the place candles,
During the progross of the banquet,
snnwman's head, with his rakisn
red paper cap II lifted or, and
every guest pulls out his particular
siit by its ribbon.
There are eight places at the
tgh'c. rnI.h Is covered with "A crepe
.Lpcr tableClUtn decorated with
lully itof aud puiuscuia garla ds.
At tne corners of the tnDlo are big
ed crepo paper ppinHottlal to which
Irc NJ dChpu Strcamcrs oil molly rcd
ribbon At each place ls crepe
,apkiu aod a papor plate. The little
81 ana ltllu D1SEntS are Tor Sa TED
nuts or candies. Ispc tally iltcrcst-
'ug are the Chris mas candlcs---ii
N" smart taperiug shape, you OBJ
'crvc' These candles are of white
orcpc paper In red standards ana In
side eath candle is a paper cap ami
motto. one pul'e the WICK and
anapl hi ldeu cap cXpludc9.
Then out come the paper cap and
the motto
Jack Horncr IN tho center need
rot be snowman: there are plenty
Of other merry Jack Horners, al
devised 20 hold hidden paCkurrs.
A most elaborate device ~ santa
Claus aud his rei"deer. IL" sled in
which Santa sits heapel with tissue
wrapped parcels. Then there is the
Chi tmGs Ch h'mhey Wi,h "a IA
popping oct of the top; and the
Christmas bell, ard 'hr chris. mas
stocking. These last ha from
the chandelier and at q given word
.umebody hits the paper receptacle
Gmartly aud the gifts tumble out
Not a Jack Horner, but an exceed
iug'y charming table dec1ra ion, is
he little Christina la1d 3aupe with
q r'irror for ice a 4 mica -spriuklgd
cotton for snow, and tiny paper pine
trees, SNOW sprinklel, set here
and there.
At very largo Christmas party
supper the table will be made ui
boards stretched across wooden
"horses' and at the center of this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Duh indeed IS the home whore
there is not plenty Of gay holly
red al Christmastide There Is no
easier occasion to prepare for than
Christmas for the appropriate
decorations are SO bright IN color
that very little goes a long way and
makes a brllliaat eWWeCt, And holly
red Christmas decorations may be
bought for much less than spring
flowers of Eastertide, or the gorge
Gus chrysa.,themums of Thanks
giving
The bl'the crepe fixings In holly
red and white are for informal sup
pers and for ,hlldren's Christmas
pa rites rather than for the Christ
mas dinner table. No woman who
takes pride in the distinctive he
lonRinps Of hcr home wuutq her
Christmas dinncC table decked ont
with trlfling tissue paper cuntrap-
lions Christmas dinner is more
diguified affair than That. Good
cheer and high spirits may preside
ut the f2ast bat It IN not a harlequin
affair and the succession OF cuurfnP
from soup to min2e pie should be
served at Handsomely set table.
The housewives best and most
h,auti M linens for. Christmas din
ner: her most shiuiug silver ana
cut glass: centerpicca Of rich RED
poil s"ttias from the florist I'd hel
handsomcst chinaWure. Crepe papcr
cloth ana napki s, Eariauds Of pa
per flowers. Jack HornCrs and OH
er merry center ornaments are for
Christmas evening supper party or
for the Christmas week juvenile
party.
Decorations for these last festiv-
tiles do not stop at the table The
whole room may bc dccked out
iu Christmas green, and holly red
until IL becomes "A veritablp bower or
Christmas colors. There are crepe
paper strips to tack around the
wills; the illustration shows one cE
these strips depicting ChristuaS
trees. other strips havo
Rarla1 IDS OF Christmas belle or
wreath OF poinsattias. Long gar
la lds Of Christmas green --madc
of crepe paper are ready To st,ing
from a central chandelier TO side
walls and enough of these Earlauds
will give the supper table an effect
Of being set out under an arbur Of
green. To harR under the chan
delicr there are Christmas bells
(made Of red crepe plper) These
come I'm every size from tiny bells
10 huge ScllOws that are regular
Liberty bells.
Then there are cut-outs-lenvos
/ and poiusettia blossoms--which
may be used tor minor decorations,
And. OF course, there are table,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Sneezes in Theater,
Fined Seventy Dollars

WHEELING, ". Va. Watch
yourself when you snceae In a mo-
ton picture theauer. II you are Il
hay fever victim or II you Try to be
undigniried by sneeging you may he
out OF luck. 4 man vino sncczed
In a motion picture theater here
was fined about $40 for II.
Joseph II. Nugel, n resident OF
this city, IL the man lie was ar
ras ed and taJcn he ore police Judge
Ritz for sneeAug too frequently In
the theater. Nagers lawyer de-
clared his client was afflicted with
severe cold, but the court ordered
a medical examination, which dis
closed that he wa, IN porfccf heath
The Judge announced that he knew
of nothing more annoying thar
sncozing In n picture house and finec
( Nagel $50 and costs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

big square table win be left square
opening, This Is to be the "ChriN-
mas Wyil" \ We bdcu box on the
floor under the VOL holds Christmas
gifts which are tU bc drawn up IN
an old uakcu bucket" by the guests
or course an artistic structure on
the table tcprcaci Is the old well, a
structure built Of cardboard aud
plcntifully covered wi h pine
branches cotton snow and Sparkling
mtcn small boy VIII manipulate
The bucket and the gifts under the
table, sending up a git each time
the bucket is let down. Remember,
this is 20 be very large party. the
improyised table seating ~ at Il
side, So there is plenty Of room for
the small boy to manage his par
Df the entertainment without being
discovered by people sitting around
the table
some people object to the fl,msy
character of paper decorations and
prefer the real thing or none ~ all
And there Is a good deal to hc said
for the taste that would rather nave
one genuine holly wreath IN a WIN
cow than paper Wrpaths IN every
easement in the hOusofrunt. or one
rcEl poinse'tia plant on the dining
table thai yards aud yards of paper
Christmas "grecug' IN uut-ot'
town comm unitioH real Christmas
greers can be brought from the
woods: branches of laurel aud pine
and even natural holly In some
localities. Aud 1t is a pity, IL you
can have genuine green things, 10
I'm the house with paper limitations
Green branches, a pot Of glowing
poiusettlas. aud several tall molly
rcd candles set about. VIII give
your rooms n very beautiful and
very distinguish I'd atmosphere OF
Christmas cheer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Chicago Judge Fixes
BOOtLeggiRg Fines

CHICAGO--Fcdcrai Judge George
A. Carpenter has practically estnb-
lished scale OF bOOtlcgglng fines.
In one day he disposed of thirty
liquor cases.
Small saloons generally were tined
SO each, tho bigger ones $50 to
$50
The cabaret rate appeared TO be
$50 a.,
The judge mentioned that n,s
assessment for operating q nome SIN
was usually $40. .....
A man who purchased suii case
Of iiouor from A man he had never
seen before" paid s25. Driving a
iIouor loaded truck cost $50. Merely
getting llr" on such truck cost
$40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Princess EmuIafes Ere,
Arrested for hdecency

DETROfT--"They have nothing
on me- says "lhe Princess la
France" with every day name OF
Agnes BlHckwell. And rnatH right
say the police, ''she had nothing on
Agnes was arrested by Harry la
Rue, detective, on an indecency
charge. Al a fifteen-foot range he
saw what came OFF, before 100 men
In n smoker in Bricklayers' Hail.
Agnes he said. came out dressed
In about 500 spangles and pair
OF pink silk stockings. After fifteen
minutes all that remained OF the
costume were the stockings
Agnes is being held for trial in
81 900 ball.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
One in Three Children
Attends Sunday School

DENVER Declaring the need for
more adequate spiritual training for
children, the Denver Council Of sun
day Schools and Religious Educa-
ton has decided to petition the
Denver school board TO permit child
rem, upon written request OF parents
to be excused from school two hours
weekly for religious instruction.
# Is asserted mat only one ont OF
every three children of Sunday
'chooi age attends sunday school In
this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Orphcuin.

Toto. world famous clown head
lines the Orpheum bill this week.
To have made the whole world
laugh is n proud distinction; to have
added ia the JOY OF most of human
ity is "a feast that falls to few--Toto
has done both. lie has played to
ways led In the silent drama of
pantimime. The big revues have
claimed him and he has starred in
the big shows In the New York
hippOdrome.
The feature act of this weeks
lin is the three Haley sisters in
Popular Melodies" In the vast
garden of flowers that blooms on
the stage there are no flowers more
haErant than the Haley sisters
They recently created furore in
mud al comedy and have been fea-
tured IN many presentations.
Alice Han ilton is on the bill in
- Prcath Of Lavender and old
la g." Her act is monologue
vii two song interpretations cx-
planning the wondermcnt of the lady
oi yesterday at the up-to-date words
minute son.
Bronson and Edwards in novelty
at perform feats that are so diff
II nit they seem unCanny. Another
novelty act on the bill is the Three
7hrmians ana Nobby, boomerang
throwers This act furnishes thrills
t1 the audience. II Is a new one
for Tlllsans.
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watched "SkIrt"--RccCycrinR,

WOSTER, ONO. Miko trN"NitAi
Junk dooler was watching "A slfl VINO
wore short skirt
The horse he was driving nearly
codllidcd with an auto.
when Mike yanked on the lines
runaway resulted one wheel passed
over Mixes neck. lie Is recovering
nicely.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
srndIcnle Offcr soyLcts.

LONbON---it Is reported from
Moscow that a syndicate has offered
to organize Persian Dutch com-
pany to work the Russian oil In
dustry, guaranteeing that the work
In the southeast areas w!!! be on the
same level as In 1915 within three
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Strand.
Constance Tair 4 lge in "Woman's
piaae." declared TO be one Of the
blightest and liveliest vehicles yet
ven to that popular star will he
the feature offering at the strand
th,ater for the holidays.
'Woman's Place" is IA John EN-
erson-Auita Loos story written es-
pecially Tor Miss Talmadge, and she
* said to have part admirably
suited to her talents.
Josephine Gerson, a pretty young
society girl, played by Constance
TalmadEe. Is the heroine of the
story on her return from Paris
she is put up by the Woman's politi-
cal league as a candidate for mayor
OF the town in an effort to clean up
crooked politics.
Beauty IL absolutely essential and
btains are negligible, is the logic Of
the leagues leader.
The old guard politicians pick a
young aristocrat 10 run IN oppOsi-
tion to the feminine candidate, and
a most amusing, romantic and eX-
traordlnary series of incidents fol-
lows.
Kenneth Harlan is Constance Tai
madge's leading man, and others
prominent in the supporting cast are
Hassard Short Florence Short, Ina
Rorke Marguerite Linden and Jack
Connolly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Canadian north woods country is
unsurpassed.
Broadway.

Canadian north woods country is
unsurpassed.
Broadway.
Tom Wizards Beauty Bantams"
an absolutely new company and
presenting new musical comedies
viii be the Christmas week offer
ing at the Broadway The company
has met with favor - larger cities
whore Il has played Tine opening
bill, "A Night In the Loop will be
followed by other musical produc-
tions during the week.
ON the screen today and tomorrow
Earl Williams will he seen in Bring
Him In a Nitagraph special, with
q comedy filling out the program.
Bcbe Daniels in "You Never Can
Tell" win he the screen leader Tues
day and Wednesday. a good com
edy IL also on this program.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

Convention Hall.
ZOna Gales dramatization of her
delightful and widely-read story,
Miss Lulu Eett," which Philip
Klein IS 10 present at Convention
hall ncyt Monday afternoon and
night, direct from It's sensational
run OF seven months at the Bel
mont theater, New York, with
Emma Bunting in the title role
and IA well-ChDsen cast, depicts mid
dle-western life in the same strik-
ing manner in which Edith Whar-
ton has written Of New England
John Fox, Jr OF the Kentucky
mountains. George W. Gable of the
old south, Zauo Gray Of the western
plains and Booth Harrington Of his
section of the country, In a small
western town with her brother-in-
law and married sister lives Miss
Lulu Bett,' never strong enough
TO take a job, yet able TO do all the
housework and serve as FAMILY
drudge. Into her cheCrlesS life
comes marriage Apparently an cs-
cape from these drab surroundings,
it dcvclopCs into her great tragedy,
until finally through patient, en-
during heroism comes her release.
Written Ia an intensely American
manner by a thoroughly American
author fine spirit marches
through interesting knowingly init.
mate scenes to "a triumphant close.
It was not only the most important
and sought-after theatrsal nlt in
New York last season, but II also
captured the Pulit2er Columbia uni
yersity prize of $1,000 as the, most
original ard best play produced
during the year. II is a play that
viii delight everybody.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

taIart'
Wallace Reid has scored a de-
sided hit in his latest Paramount
picture, Rent Free at the Palace
iheats, this week. 1t is thor
oughly enjoyable comedy and the
star is ably supported by Lila Lee,
the leading woman. Howard Hig-
gin directed the picture.
Rent Free Is clever comedy
OF poor artist who was thrown
INTO the world by a heartless land
lord, Penniless the artist, a role
played by "Wallie" casts about for
place to live and finally stops on
root 1t has been declared one
OF Reid's best pictures.
An exceptionally clever cast has
9oeen chosen to support Reid and
MISS Lee. The list includes Henry
barrow, Gertrude Short, Lillian
Leighton, Clarence Geldart, Claire
NcDowell and Lucien Littlefield.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Majestic.

shakespeare with a humorous
twist will be seen at the Majestic
thcqter this week, when the new
VII Rogers picture, Doubling for
Romeo" Is shown. In this Goldwyn
picture. which was written by FL
mcr Rice and directed by Clarence
Badger, all the sub-titles were writ
Ten by VIII Rogers. He is national
Nv known as an original humorist,
and his titles are said to be the fun
nipst parodies on Shakespeare ever
written.
The story tells the trials of a
bashful cowboy lover to win the
affections of a western girl But
she has movie" IDEAS about "A lover.
and sends her cowboy to the NOV
les to learn how to make love.
What happens to him there, as well
as his adventures az "A cowboy
Romeo, make this latest Rogers
picture one Of the most delightful
comedies that Goldwyn has ever
produced.
Many remarkably fine settings in
"Doublng for Romeo" such as the
ballroom and balcony scenes, were
designed by Cedric Gibbons of the
Guldwyn art department.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Stellar Attractions Offered at
Playhouses During Holiday Week

Theater goers during this week
vfu have an opportunity seldom
e,,rr cities of Tuisa's size. All Of
ibc shows are presenting stellar at
fractions
Good bills are on tap at the Ma
iostic. Palace. Rialto and Strand
and the Orpheum is offering top
rotrh bill OF vaudeville. a good
al musical comedy show is being
otfered at the Broadway and the
fvr!c is also presenting an extra
good bill.
Monday real attraction is billed
FOR convention hall. Miss Lulu
Rot" starring Emma Bunting. This
show is "A comedy drama ranking
vim "LAghtnin' and is unquestion-
shly one OF the best shows offered
,his season.