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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

After treatment Webster wos -.
and both will be given q hearins, 'ttestd
Magistrate Dougherty today. oe'on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

Twentieth and Federal streets station
took Webster to the Polyclinic Hos
pital and placed his wife under arrest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05

Try DR.. Von's Health Biscuits
the natural treatment for constipation. Two 10 six
biscuits day (eaten plain spread with jam, jelly,
cheese or buueD will afford certain reiefa keep you
feeling fit and fresh. Druggists and grocers sell Dr..
Von's Health Biscuits in sealed packages.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-05
Four of Wins dainty cookie>cakes

Look for them at your groeers-dispLayed
in the new 4,paa rack, shopn above.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
CHARITIES FAVOR
CENTRAL COUNCIL
Representatives of Tulsa
Bodies Go ON Record
for Organization


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
r0SCANINI TROUPE
HERE FOR SHOW

CoNTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
Banner" has evoked
much general praise. Music critics
Hg NO American organization has
Uer played the wonderful hymn
With such thrilling tones News
paper writer's have said the Amer
can government should employ TOs-
Ua.Hi TO drill musical organizations
IN this country so as they might play
he anthem as we'll. The Kansas
City Times Of Monday deVotes col
umn and a half 70 n vivid verbal
poilrizauon Of the appearance OF
'ha la Scala orchestra IN that city
On sunday, Only superlatlvc Ian
glage II used in connection with a
Itscripton Of the enthusiastic, rec
th-break.ng capacity house. The
'flcle says II was the largest audi
tnce before whom Toscanini has
APPEARED since coming TO the United
states. Quoting tho articles intro
.'gc,ion: "To find a parallel to the
crowd and the excitement for the
concert by the La Scala orchestra
Yesterday afternoon In Convention
hail. IL would be necessary 20 go
outside the musical field entirely
'id hark back 10 those occasions
'aen statesmen have addressed ca
iacity houses here. To find a par
llel 10 Arturo Toscanini, 1t would
necessary to search outside the
'Iptriencc Of those who heard him
| 'es,erday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
BONUS Bill lWINS
FAVOR IN HOUSE
coNrlNurp rRoM PAGE ONE.

coNrINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
10 comply. one by Bailey u. Bell Of
Tulsa county, requiring the teaching
Of American history and civil gov
ernment in all schools and requiring
all persons to pass an examination
in those subjects before receiving u
diploma from "A state school or col
lcgc. and biz by 6. l.. Tylee OF
Okmulgce county requiring All
teachers TO take tho oath Of allegi-
aucc TO tho United states.
Labor would be permitted for
more than eight hours day on pub
lie highway construction when "A
contract to that effect exists In pro-
visions Of q bin introduced by 4. G..
Otungcr T Caddo county amending
the revised laws.
state Realty Boards Proposed.
A state real estate examining buard
and requirements that all real cs-
tate brokers be registered, ar" pro-
visions Of "A bin introduced today by
W vs.. Robertson and W. \ Crock
cit. r. &. Hardic OF Cleveland
county. and Bon i. Harrison or
Hughes county ask in a measnr"
presented today that tho University
Of oklahoma be permitted 20 issue
bonds hearing per cent Interest up
to IL total Of 100000 10 be used IN
buudlnG dormitOrios.
House bin NO. $50, by ". A. SEQ
field Of Ndalr county would create
"A board Of inquiry To- pass upon an
applications for clcmoucy for con
vlcts before such applications rrac&
the royCrnOr The board members
would bc the presiding Judge Of the
criminal court Of appeals, tho atior-
noy general. the commissioner OF
charities and corrections and the
wardcus of the prisons at McAlestei
and Granito.
conference committee 10 meet
with senate committee 20 roach an
agreement on the senate bill rolai-
ing 10 the salary Of the assistant
comfy attorneys In Oklahoma, Tulsa
and Nuskogcc counties. was ap-
pointed lato today. The committee
,q composed Of W. Perry Millcr ot
Musk ogcr. l.. Harris Of oklahoma
and Bailey T.. Ben Of Tulsa.
Standing committees reported
fayorlug bills permitting tho sale ot
.puhlln bonds at loga than par th'
nurIzhInrut by eIoCtroDuuun Of per
sons convicted of highway robbery
and making am emergency appro-
nrlatuu fof tho school for To-" dear
"A sulphur An uutayorublo r"-
mort was made ON the Dlll To appl-
lgh eight state schools
Tho house iu committee Of the
whole voted recommending pas go
Of ID bin ulaclug % Dhlrnpodisi on 90"
.t.l. board of medical examiner
aud rrgUrluE the examination an"
registration uf .l.IDpDdiHi" I'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
WOULD SPREAD THE GOSPEL
Ministerial Alliance Discusses ways
and Means 20 Aid Christianity.

How TO reach the people In Tulsa
who are untouched by church IN
fIu,nces was discussed al tho regular
meeting ~ the Ministerial Alliance
Mony1y morning. In hrohchlnE me
subject. Rev W. -. Anderson p'csl
dent of the alliance, said that thcr"
were great numbers Of pcop." In
Tulsa who never cross the threshold
of house of God, ana In whose
homes children are being brought up
without any religious training "hhl-
snpvcr. Tho church Of God ia re
4ponsiDlo for bringing 20 all tho Eua
p,l message and ln sharing WIN
nthcrs mo gracious blcssluEa which
NOV now enjoy. ne stated, Discus
p.on of this subject VIII bc continued
Al the next meeting Of the alliance,
when plans FOR a c,ty-wlde effort by
evangelical ohuruhos to reach 'h'
entire local population may result.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
WOMAN'S ABILITY
PRAISED BY TRIO
She Can Handle Anything
Elective, Mrs. Seaman,
City Auditor, Says

Woman-her business ability, her
service for other women, her
health-was discussed by three
women speakers at the dinner
meeting OF the Tulsa Town club
Monday evening in the Kennedy rcs-
taurant
Women can fill the elective offices
OF city government. from that Of
mayor down, as well as men, Mrs
Frank Seaman, city auditor, said.
She characterized good common
sense and stamina as primo rcq-
uisites for holding municipal Of
flee. The needed qualities which
she declared women possessed in
great degree were Conscientious
ness, determination TO take a stand
for right and hold It through all
storms, pride in doing things we'll
and a sense OF duty 20 the public.
Mrs. Seaman described the in
dividual duties Of the mayor, the
four commissioners and the auditor,
citing the task Of the water COM
missioner as ono OF the most spe-
Clahzcd.
joyful Over Franchise.
Mrs. II. Z. Wilson. head Of the
Frances r.. willard home, who with
four girls from the home was the
guest OF the club, expressed her JOY
in wuman's possession Of the fran
chise, saying that she had never eN-
pccted woman to gain II until her
grauddaughter's time. She said she
was glad TO see women doing things
FOR other women.
No business woman should ever
80 as.| 4 4H44 4F
tain her health, Miss Florence Ar
lenc Thornton, eastern physical in
structor, said. She stressed the wis
dom OF doing as do the japanese
and Chinese, pay a doctor 90 keep
YOU we'll instead Of paying one TO
get you well. She raped patent
medicines, saying that health was
not to be obtained in bottles
The Fainter Disappears.
The woman in business not only
must have, but is slowly establish
ing, better health than any other
class Of women, in Miss ThOruton's
opinion. AN actress must be on
hand for n, performance. Tho bust
ness woman goes 10 the office and
forgets slight ailment which the
home woman nurses all day long.
Just as the faintng woman van
ished some years ago, so the ailing
woman must be laid aside for the
woman who is strong, healthy,
bright OF brain, 1.-THE OF muscle. The
lover may court the cllngng help
less sweetheart, but when sho be
comes his wife, he wants her strong
healthy, able 10 be a Comrade ana
to bear his children. Neither has
| the business world any use for tho
cornplaiuirg woman" Miss Thorn
ton demonstra ted her system of cE-
erCises.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
WILL TALK OIL REPORTS
Purchasing Agents Seek Standard
iIRtion Of All Printed Forms.

Standardization Of tho various
printed forms used by oil companies
viii be discussed nt the regular
meeting OF tho Purchasing Agents
Association of oklahoma at \ o'clock
Tuesday evening In tho municipal
auditorium. Local job printers have
been asked To attend ana present
their views, anG &. -. Du Ten or
Wichita. KAN viii exhibit samples
of standardized printing by his nrm,
Printed forms are "A considciable
item or expenditure In Oh firms ana
the purchasing agents VIII bfinE
with them to the meeting the heads
of their accounting departments ana
others in their firms directly con-
ncctod with the installation or new
printed forms.
The preliminary report OF iho
nominating committee viii be pre-
scented by G. R. Dewey. Tho anhuhI
election Of officers Of the Oklahoma
association and n national director
VIII tako place February %
Preceding the bus!ncNl session,
chicken dinner will be served for
members in Tea cup Inn at $3.50
o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
CHEST A G0LFING,
OPTIMISTIC, POET
aas Been Bitten by the
Link Bug Since He
Quit Billiards
S A DARK, SMALL MAN
tes children and Bears the
Reputation of Being Sue
cessor to Riley

rss coming OF Edgar A Guest to
~r., Wednesday Of next week, and
IL. knowledge that Tho World is
....r4.u. the privilege Of hearing
.l meeting the poet through its
,sr.. mutation for his lecture
N. ur.. uf March to all OF
...H.rg. is causing consider
IN. Gill. .n and about Tulsa. Rela-
.. 81. Cine appearance OF the lee
.,sr. ...t. people who have become
-.,r4f..u acquainted with him
I.-olrA 'he medium of his poetry
= now wondering. what about the
- = nool students know that
r. IEp. ,oung people, and young
,s,pis Ike him. and his visit TO
..ntr.r ligh Wednesday morning
be.rg looked forward to by them
.1 ...r anticipation. Rotarians
now u.m az q good fellow, a fell
fov Ru1uan, ana there are some
nw 300 smaller groups, who know
i9est as an ex-billiardist and a
offer with the Tex left out.
lie L. "a Golf Fiend.
u wa in 1915 that he was bitten
b. tbc golf bug. The catastrophe
5vurrod ON the links Of the Detroit
t,urt-y club while he was watching
,.a p,.v for the amateur golf
not knowing n loft
.-g iron from a stymle and wonder
.-g If uiblaCk was an article Of
..ess ur an item OF links profau-
81 Iu these days Guest deserted
H. billiard table, where he had
f..... ,.,,ru tr,.tnor - ,,,astnr tho
Law shot, and Joined the Detroit
|G5f club Since then he's de-
slop,d into as good golfer as he
ls biuardist. Just about
Guest is small, dark as 30 COM
auon. black as to hair, smooth
(. 10 face, genuine and cheerful as
smile As 70 wife, he has one,
,.,o children, three--Edgar A., jr.
Marjorie. and Sylvia,
There are a very great many peo-
De who believe that Guest is sue
,sssor 10 Riley. by virtue OF two
hags-his love for children and
b. wonderful sympathy with the
simple. home things that evolves
fsr into tho sunny. quaint phil
o0phy with which his stuff Is re-
gs,e.
How He IIonorcd Riley.
IN hi, tribute TO Riley, written
tho time of the beloved Hoosier's
Death. ne sings a tribute TO child
Aaod on earth and in heaven:
There must be great rejoicin' on
the Golden Shore today,
Al the big and little angels must
ho fcelin' mighty gay;
Could we look beyond the curtain
now, | fancy we should see
Uld Aunt Mary waitin,' smilin',
for the coming that's to be,
An Little Orphant Annie.' and
the whole excited pack
Dancin' up and down an shoutin,'
Mr. Riley's comm back -"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
COMPLIMENTS U. OF T. SITE
General Presbyterian Board Man
Sees Big Future for School

n the University OF Tulsa Is to be
A Hgratuls,ed upon its location in
yen wonderful city as Tulsa, and
..sa IN turn has splendid opportu-
.sg TO render service 20 Christian
creation by supporting the un!ver-
nh Dr. Frederick T., StoclSwcp 81
NE . general board of education Of
It Presbyterian church, s'tid at a
-.,4eon of local members OF the
era oi trustees OF the Institution
n /, Presbyterian pastors in the Y.
". \, Monday noon. The lunch
q. vas held to introduce Doctor
rE.,,lor Stockwell inspected the
,t.-l, p.ant Monday ana spoke at
OK lie will continue his tour
s nv. district Tuesday golnE first
-r,,,.I ,I'hI'y college at Waxtaachic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
INDIANS SEEKING
WASHINGTON AID
Meet in Muskogee Today
to Discuss Jurisdic-
tional Bill

Today at MuskoReo officers Of the
Cherokee executive committee, Of
which W. Tate Brady OF Tulsa is
chairman and 5. X. Lowis attorney,
and the officers Of the creek nation
headed by George ". Hul OF OK
mulgce, the new chief, will meet in
joint session 10 discuss the jurisdic-
uonal bin now In the United states
senate.
Tho Jurisdiction bill. which au-
thOrizcs the federal court Of claims
to hear any case that the Five CIVIL
izcd Tribes may bring against the
United States Of America for the
value OF lands awarded To negro
freedmen in 1896, passed The lower
house Of congress on March l.
1920.
Want IL Hurried Up.
"While OklahOma's senators.
Robert l.. owen and Thomas u.
Gore, have always been very friend
~ to the Indians ~ the state" de-
clarod Mr.. Lewis, before leaving for
Muskogcp yesterday. 1--WE feel that
both gentlemen have been forget
ful This bin should have been
rushed through the senate months
ago, and II b. dies at this session,
We, the Indians. Will feel that the
blame must rest upon their soma
tors. In the lower house we hau
the ho.p Of COurrossmcu Howard,
Carter ana Mccirua I'm getting O.
through.
"Rcsoluuons viii hc adopted at
Tuesdays joint meeting asking Sen
ators owen and Gore 90 try and
have the iurlsdlctl0nal bin intro
ducol and passed before March A.
so that PrrsldDut Wilson can sign
u before he rctirog. As time i-
precious we hayo decided 'o ask
other senator's who are Interested Iu
Indian territories was signed In the
ter"
May Mean Big Suit.
ThcJur.sdiCtion bin. " 30 ONES
a law, will authorizes tho Chortaws,
ChiCkasaWs. Chorokccs. Creeks and
ScWiuOIes 20 sue the government for
approximately t25.OOO.000. the
present value Of the lands that the
former slaves Of tho Five civilized
Tribes were awarded when the
treaty ending the civil war In the
Indian tcrrotOr.es was signed in the
SUMMER Of 1906.
At the MuskoPec meeting steps
VIII be taken To- establish a monthly
magazine to be devoted exclusively
20 the interests or the Oklahoma
Indians.
Another resolution Will endorse
the efforts that Frank j. BoudInot
MusHogCc, has made during the last
four years for the ChcrOkccs at
Washington.
Levi Gritts. new principal chief
OF the ChcrukCos, elected al Tahl"-
quah on January g. arrived 300
Washington yesterday 20 ASS ri.
Oklahoma's senators ia pushing the
juTisdICtiuual BILL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

Banks OF the city have announced
legal holiday In observance today
OF the birthday OF the father Of his
country George Washington, and
tho day viii be appropriately re-
membcrcd by the schools OF the city
with exercises, either I'm the grades
or in assembly. Central high school
VIII have a special program at as
sembly this morning.
Colonial parties In honor OF Wash
ington will be the rule in church
social circles this week Tho first
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
City Briefs

AABA COURT, Ladies' Shrine viii
hold JUS regular meeting Wednesday.
February 20, in Masonic hall
f.
JOSEPH r. IANTRY OF tlc
Lautry Construction company has
returned from trip to Tampico,
Mexico.
G. Z. STRUVELLE left last night
FOR New York city on business
trip with the expectation OF being
gone for several weeks.
MISS JESSIE WILLIAMS. a
graduate of the natiOna! training
school for deacOnesses at Kansas
city, has been added 10 the score
tarial staff OF the First Methodist
church.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE r..
Nelson are parents of a baby girl
born February II, in Morningside
hospital The mother and child
have been removed TO the home at
100 South olympia.
COTTAGE PRAYER meetings
were held in 90 homes OF the mem
bcrship Of the First Methodist
church Monday evening in prepare
tiou for the revival to begin March
/. Each meeting was attended by
members in the specified church ter
ritOry and conducted by the unit,
or division, leaders The topic was
Preparing my heart life for the
meetings"
-
A IOME-COOkED luncheon for
quarter That IS what the west
circle OF tho Ladies' Ala society of
the First Methodist church will
serve for tho public Friday noon
from 1l.3O 20 1880 o'clock in the
church basement. The ladies' are
irving TO earn some money for spe-
oial work IN their organization.
JUDGE JAMES J.. DTGGS has ac-
coptcd the invitation OF the Charles
Carol Of C1rroltOh council. Amcrl-
can association for the recognition
of the Irish republic, to deliver am
address on George Washington un-
der their auspices at the district
courtroom tonight. The public IS
invited TO tho meeting which will
commence at Sis.
THAT FEBRUARY viii be an
other 100000 building month. is
the opinion of G., NJ Fcnucr. chief
clerk IN tho office Of City Build
ing Inspector H. T. Kopp. At tho
close OF business Monday afternoon
the total represented by building
permits issued was S459.0OO. The
largest permit was for 100000 and
represented the rough work for the
new Methodist church.
+
TULSA r. p. o. T., No, 946. has
posted the date OF its annual election
of officers for Tuesday, March /.
The contest this year promises TO
be one attended by considerable
rivalry because Of the renewed in
tcrcst in all activities of the order
EEDOTIN SHRINE temple or
MuskoEce followed closely opon
Akdar temple OF Tulsa with a ccrc-
mou.al session Monday The meet
ing was featured by the initiation
Dt a large class. Harry NJ Welli-
yer Charles f.. Robertson, X. y.
Hanna, Harry Hudson ana c. "
Ramon Of this city were in at
tendance last night
j. =. GALLAGHER OF the Rohne-
fnld company j. II. stone OF the
American g. r. Uuuokahy ~
Hunls and =. G.. Cupson are IN
Guthrie where they went 10 attend
tho first auuua meeting of the
Oklahoma Cleaners association.
MARRIAGE LICENSES we're IS.
sued 90 the. following Monday by
the clerk DF county court EOv W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
'VLICENEN MOVE TO K. c.
~ '1l Here Receive Offers to 60
D. 'oos on MCtroDOlitan Force,

T-T--- ~ '|'' " 77TVVTTTNTT TVTN'F
|fkEtHu are apparently hard 10
FiH,..1 Kansas City, Mo, or at least
iy,Hpe mat the new police admin
@t crooks ''' 20 1'n A''N o''
s-s ,a'S' number of Tulsa men,
nix, Ap' Renee as police Officers Of
ts-5 u.''T the simmons and Hub
.,r.,,,1''1 1'1lH .0.s'rat!ous have received
A1-'Ns l1 go there as detectives
la-r.. These are Fay Warren
'ggsra No"re. Harry Graves and
PI-r... burnett Moore, Graves and
yst. nave accepted and leave this
IVA Tor Kansas city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
NOTICE OI NNNtNL MIErINO OF
OkIAMnMN NATlMNI nAs ,OMpANN.
Want Ads
Rates and Information

lnc per word per time
Seven Insertions Tor tho price OF alr.
Minimum space ~ words.
10 per word per day whom copy runs
lno month without change
Advertisements set IN capitals double
3rice.
Minimum amount onn time $50.
Special contract rates for business
Advertising on request.
ALI CHARGE WANr ADR are duo
and payable the same day first 'nssr-
ton of al appears. tAll 0ut-0f iOwn
want ads ana all wanted 10 rent. sit
uationu wanted. wearing apparel and
houHrhuld goods ads arc positively cash
100 advance
TELEPUONE WANT ADS arc
charged At the Same rate % cash ads
snd collections will bo made At your
home Or office na aOon after firs, IN.
Hnrtlun aH possible. THIS ~ an ac.
rommudHtluu service ana payments
should ba rBdo PROMPTLY whom bll, IL
presented. Always ASH your telephone
ad 90 bs repeated bHck 10 you Nv tha
telephone ad tnker 10 make sure that
n has bcpu correctly takon Tho world
annnut assume responsibility for errors
NJ any kiri occurring In telephone
advcTtiHoWonts.
Under no circumstances are We re
spuuHIbic Tor errors In any advertise
m"ut unless reported Immediately after
tirsi inHDftiun No reduction Ia cost of
an ed VII be made unlesH error de-
sifoyu value ~ al.
Phone 6000
ASK ron WANT AD DEPARTMENT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
Visit Our Used Car
Show, Now Going On
We Sell ON Terms

l0tf-l7-tS-19-3O Marmons renewed
and guaranteed 10 be In first -clAs8
running order.
o "5i" 7-pa~cnRer Cadillncs.
% Bucks. 1920 roadster, ialt
b.plwcnEcr.
9 d. 4. h. "I2": I 1918 roadster. /
1913 1-passenger.
% 1ordnus. / passenger 1890, 1 4
passenger 1917.
. 1919 Liberty roadster: bargain.
-,
8 1918 Veue 5-paEgenger.
q Sudcbakcrg. 1917 7-paAscnKer.
1919 1passenger. looks like
now.
I lalS Lexington -parenger.
q Oldsmobilea. roadster and 4pas-
sruEor
! 1920 Appersor 7-passcnger: Sams
aH new
{ 1919 chevrolet 5-paasenger.
J Auburn 1918 5-passcnEor.
! 1913 Paige roadstCr, wire wheels
i 1920 Ford sedan, bargain for
quick sale.
! lal7 Oakland roadster. $3.50.
! 1920 Tulsa 5-passcnBer. LOOKS
like new.
I 1890 tulsa field car: Al con-
dltlan.
OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
w. G. Norris Motor
Sales CO.
50i-7 s. Main 81. Usage 55oS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22
RENEWED CARS
SACRIFICE SALE

Wo must clean out our stock OF re-
ueWcd cars. therefore, the prices
quoted are low enough TO move
them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-22

gAutMDNr MATERNITY HDar11AL Tor
confinement, private, prices reasonable,
map work for board. babies adopted.
" rite fsr booNcf Mrs T H Long. an
D.. fi'h street Kansas 'lty 81.
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