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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
URGE CITIZENS
TO ATTEND THE
WATER MEETING

CoNTINuTp FROM PAGE pNE
Spayinaw Information thoroughly
throughout the precinct No ~ is
the largest poCinct I'm both area
and nupulation, iu tho city
we holievo precinct ~ win go
almc=t unauimcusly IN favor % the
Spavinaw bond ISSUE Whitcsidc
stated yesterday. However, We hope
to see every voter iu the precinct
cast his vote IN favor. and that is
the reason we expect to perfect an
organization Monday night that win
do efficient work I'm showing skcp-
teal voters. II there should be any
the imperatice necessity FOR voting
IN favor of the SpavinHw punds
Members of the executive commit
tee expect 10 attend the Kiwau.s
club luncheon At Hotel Tulsa Mon
day noon and not only obtain the en-
dorsoment OF this club % the SpaN-
nav project, but also ask for the
OF a Hlwanian 20 act on
the advisory committee.
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MORE CONTRIBUTIONS
Passing the ran" at Revival Meet
ings sunday Resulted In Largest
Collection Since Opening.

The regular ceremony OF passing
pans at the sunday meetings yes
tordny was quite a quiet affair For
tho very good reason that. Instead
OF rafting dimes nud nickris. bills
slftcd like snow into tho tinny
depths. Men gave $1,000 In tho
afternoon and when the DAY was
done tho campaign Golfers were
richer than the day before by the
sum OF f2,639,
This IL the largest sum yet raised
In single day and brings tho total
to about $4,000. and much nearer
to the sum of $4,000 needed, II
tho remainder ia not raised this
week. next sunday viii bc declared
Budget day and all the churches
called In to raise It.
Said Sunday yesterday morning,
after G. n. Dufficld. finance chair
man, had said his say! we win
rilsp what is lacking next Sunday
or quit hut I am sure that you
viii raise Il before then. II IL moth
ing that yoy owe, nothing that /
can compel you To do, but a mark Of
appreciation. You cannot ride on
s. street car without paying money,
nor ON II railroad. and you cannot
even ride your tin llz2y II YOU are
too stingN TO buy gas. You cannot
put over the Lords cause with pom
uios and nickolg, This thing would
have been done n long. long, long
time ago if everyone had done his
BIT"
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MISSOURI CITY IS FLOODED
Poplar Bluff ana Surrounding Coun-
try Inundated by Two Rivers.

POPLAR BLUFF. Mo. Nov. 90
High water In the Black river and
the St Francis river n tonight at
flood stage In the vicinity OF North
Poplar Bluff ns the result Of a tor
nado and rainfall Friday night, The
village OF Grccuville. In Wayne
county. Is completely isolated by the
two rivers and the town of Pied
mont Is under water. although no
homes have been washed away nor
any loss OF life occasioncd.
The water at Piedmont last night
forced about twenty families to
leave their homes In small boats.
Great loss to property and crops has
been forecast, but no estimate of the
loss will be- available until the water
rocedes entirely
The tornado. which struck this
city Friday night killing four people
and injuring about fifty, caused
damage to property estimated at
100000, Between forty and fifty
homes OF residents and farmers
within an area OF 40 miles were
completely demolished as well as a
number OF barns, shos and other
uutbuildings
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SCREEN VAMPIRE
LIKES OIL CITY
Says Tulsa Possesses Real
Hospitality; Likes
Waffles


Thoda Bnra ukrs TWm. She
ftaniW wid $50 saturday pupl 90
half day iu tho Wonder CITY. She
didn't soc much of tho oity's paved
strcota and IT, wonderful hlm,.
but she did find soon Hucr hrr ar.
rival ut 3 O'Clock over tho Frisco
that this ia a huspitablr ,ity Ar.
pompnuylug Miss llura Wcrr her sIy.
ter, Mira LutY Getty of Soy york.
and hor manager. Loo A 1rhs
Ana Tulsa discovered pomothIr.
new about Thcda Barl. Do found
that she appears and apta and drr.sca
much the samo as other women aud
that oven i'm hor stage ,1stuup rhr
does NOT look tu. utr. uf , tluu.r,
tho role in which ahr has hrenilr o.
famous In tho movies
you surely have nice ppouIa
here shc declared This An .na
furtberoFt into iHp roufhW,at .Hr. .ibIa
country ia known. r,f h.,.. ever
been. Ike u"
Suung ln b,r dressing room al
Convention hail. nor uspr pttipg
near hcf uud upl Ir.tUDI Hufuu,
Bara OF Tulsn. si,ulIur rr,,hy tho
world's uoat ftuYua g,mpl.. cN-
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first bottle was gone ! found great
relief so | continued using II until |
had taken eight bottles. Now | am
very well and can do my own house,
work. can gladly recommend Lydia
+. Pinkham's medicine 10 suffering
women. -- Mrs. BERTHA LIERING,
Il. +. d., Ravenswood, W. Va.
The ordinary day Of most house.
wives is a ceaseless treadmill Of wash
ing, cooking, cleaning, mending,
sweeping. busting and caring for
little ones. How much harder the tasks
when some arrangement Of the system
causes headaches, backache, bearing
down pains and nervousness. Every
such woman should profit by Mrs.
iAering's experience and try Lydia u.
flnkham's Vegetable Compound. !,
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SPEAKS ON THEOS0PHY
National lecturer Taiks on Subject
of "Thc shadow of the Cross"
At Meeting Sunday.

THE history OF nations shows that
at the beginning OF each age or
cycle OF civilization n religious i'm
pulse suited to the needs Of the
times comes forth, and that ht every
stage OF mans evolution there have
boon great spiritual teachers who
have stood out head and shoulders
above the men Of their time" Or.
Clnudc l.. Watson. national lecturer
and vice president Of the American
TheosoIth ical society said Sunday
night in the first OF "A sories Of lee
tures TO he given each niRht before
the local Theosophical society
The Shadow OF thct Cross was
Dr. Wntsons subject. and he out
lined briefly somo OF the principle
fuot@ upon which the thooaophlsta
base their teachings "Thcosonhista
believe that all religions come from
one source, but they do not agree
with the mythulisist Ia believing
that this source Ia human ignorance.
At the head of all religions stands
tho greater teacher known to ua az
Christ but to other religions under
different names His great unsel-
fish guiding work H. aymholi2"d by
tho cross. that ideal OF sacrifice and
OF service, the final attainment of
which viii usher In reign OF uni
vcrsal brotherhood
"Thcosophy recognizes no confllc-
tion between religion and the ply
slcal sciences. ON the other hand
II docs not believe iu gross material
ism, hut sees science and religion
al a harmonious realization OF Gods
plan. To do this thcosophigts, who.
Il must Doe understood. recognize no
creed, race, sex nor caste, distin-
gutsh between theology which is "A
religion of beliefs originating i'm
man, and the true original religion
Dr. Watson win speak again tonight
az the ThesophiDal soiccty's meeting
at eO9 Lortuu building ON the sub
iect, "Mnn, Master OF Ills Destiny"
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ARBUCKLE TRIAL
MOVES SLOWLY
Technical Testimony Rule
in Short Session Held
Saturday

BAN FRANCIsCO. cal, Nov 20.
Technical testimony ruled Satur-
day iu the ArbucHie case MiHs
Grace Uhistqu. q nurse, aud Dr. Ar
thur Ioardsloo. "a physiCian, tcsti-
fiod they found bruises on the body
pf virginia t.appo. whose death the
film comedian ls charged with caus
lug while they were attending her
bGuru rhe died
Tho defense has contcnded these
wcrn ruusrd after death but while
the body was still warm, probably
when lt was being moved.
Tho courtroom was crowded
again today and the police guard
had ug first real work in handling
the spectators only "A short session
WAS held, the afternoon sittng being
abandoned, among other reasons, be
cause OF tho annual California
stanford football game.
Tch Provost and Alice Blake. show
girls who attended tho party In
Arhuckc's rooms at the Hotel st.
Francis where ~ rs charged Miss
Nappe suffered fatal injuries, are to
testify Monday 10 was announced.
Miss ualston testified that the
bruises found on the girls body
could not have been inflicted after
her death
After Miss Rappo's death her
body wts not touched by anyone
until the Surgeons began their aur
tupgv. Rhc said. the attendants hay-
Ing lifted it by grasping tho bed
clothing laying IL on "a wheeled
table and trundling 1t TO the operat-
Ing room
Miss Halston's testimony was
brought out by the prosecution I'm
AN effort to combat statements OF
physicians yesterday that the
bruises might have been caused after
death while the blood was still warm
and circulating
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MORE INTEREST
IN FOOD THAN
IN THE CHURCH

rs-rt.GVp rpoH vA,G u.E
away lu scrrlrd runka but os 90 ne
were talking 90 each one personally
lon tho privacy OF hi7 room az the
kct, hum hotel n was more OF q
query than AN accusation. that oV-
olnmhtiou last night. Judas be-
trnycd hi1 master Tor 30 piucva uf
silver Bid you butrny him tor IA
car, pearls. or fine clothes His
closing pleading Come ON down.
who VIII loud tho way Come on
aud give me your hand ala not
fan ON deaf oars Tor 90 hit tho trail
M tho morning service, 400 men
,nmo forward Ia the afternoon and
the cvauEolists strong hand clasp
Whs extended TO 90 last night
Possibly u search warrant might
have located ono or two vacant
places at the special mems meet
ire in the afternoon. but the uahcrs
did not find any such seats and n
uumbor of mon stood A largo mum
her Of the men were from out OF The
city. Tho service was opened At
$40 o'clock last evening, because
the tabernacle filled so early and so
completely. "a long line of late-Com-
crs standing shoulder 20 shoulder
around three walls At the First
prcsbytcriun church Mrs. Virginia
AAncr delivered a sweet Intensely
spiritual message 20 an auditorium
crowded with women.
Put Stomach Above Soul.
For tho church congregation,
which considers It's COMPOSITE stom-
ach above It's soul. sunday had tho
advice Sunday morning TO put out
tho cook squad and put In the pray,
ing band. Drop tho dinners and
gp after sinners. Use less pie and
more ptcty Don't get converted
10 a fine organ, or a fine choir, or n
wcll-cquippod social hail, or a poll
ishcd preacher, but TO tho Christian
religion"
His morning statement that "a
man is fool II he deliberately
fights God. lie would ha Just as
big fool IL no stood on a railroad
track and contested bone ana blood
against steam and steel. There's
just one result when he stands on
the railroad track or when he stands
In tho way OF God" was reiterated
again I'm the afternoon when he
showed that the wages OF physical
sin are disease and death, lie had
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IUOENt\, Aria, Nov 20.--p's-
appointment that Roy had fallen
again was expressed by Mrs. Roy
Gardner on hor arrival today from
san Francisco to see her husband.
escaped convicted mail rubbcr who
was captured here Tuesday night.
Mrs, Gardner said. however, that
She was going 10 let Roy do most
OF the talking
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Crnlr MIm Mcct pr1nicr.

LONDON. Sov 20.--Sir James
Craig the Ulster premier, has &C.
ccpted MI Lloyd Georges invitation
20 meet him Wednesday for an IN
formal talk on the lr.sh question.
Tho meeting VIII take place In tn"
prime ministers official residence m
Downing street
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Find Girls Body in
Southern Marshes

sT AUGUSTINE. Fla, Nov. co.
Tho body of Miss Dorothy NUNS.
a.. of Chicago. who has Dcbeu miss
lne from a local hotel since Mon
day wns found IN the marshes on
Arnstasia ISLAND. near here, late to-
UHv
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ferred 20 the labor department for
impartial settlement through the
dislnterested efforts Of the special
division Of Cancellation, the secre-
tary said.
Eight more mines have opened In
the KauFas mine district where a
dispute exists het said
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" ~ Wv ANAAhA ~
fam nation so
that Twas notable
to do my house,
work, lconsultcd
several doctors
but none seemed
to give me relief.
/ read in n paper
a about Lydia h.
Pinkham' ; Ncgc-
table Compound,
so | decided 10 try
il. and before the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21
HAS DISPUTES ON HAND
But labor Department Is Successful
In settling Many Difficulties.

MOOSEHEABT. H., Nov 20.--The
department of labor has 6S labor
disputes on ~ hands at present. 90
OF which ar" open strikes, Secretary
~ Labor James Davis said Ia a
statomout here today Many OF the
disputes. he said, are long drawn
differences left over from previous
months. while IS are only Industrial
ind ffercucps All have been re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-21

Arc lamp CRrhons are mechani-
cally covered with a thin layer OF
metal, which is thickonod by electro
plating. by a new European process.
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A patent has been granted the
Spanish inventor of process for
utilizing banana fiber Instead Of
hemp and jute in textiles ana cor
Iagp
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SUFFEREDSEVEN
LONG YEARS
Finally Relieved by taking
Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Ravcnswood, W. Va. "For seven
long years suffered from female
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DR0PSY

regulates the iiVer Mdpoys stom... .,,
heart purifics the blood. strengtl.rs ,ts
entire system, write Tor Frsa ms
Treatment. COLLIN DROPSN Ktvtny
CO., Dept POS, ATLANTA. "a.
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Japan has NO positive prOprnW
concerning the general question NJ
thiun. which Will br discussed this
week. ~ was learned today. but pv
N1rioua points are prcBentod. Japan
viii explain hcr position pH clearly
as possible. In Japanese Cirylrg
some anxiety was apparent tonight
na TO the concrete questions which
China might bring before the con.
ference Emphahs was laid on tho
Japanese contention that the Chinese
delegates represent only the rckiuE
government. which does not cputrot
q great part 81 china. and the dole.
gates therefore do not represent tho
Chinese people as "a whole
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much to say ~ the man who swcars
IiD loses hla self respect lie loses
bis HcIf.ogiccw and uls cHtcom ~
men. IIo loses hiH power for good
llH lo7'4 his title uH gentleman.
81" lDroH hiH respect ~ women. VI,
inH,H bIs Immortal aOul 20 grauy
hiH desire Co damn 'hc God that
r.FDr bad anything Iut good. Kind
thourh'H'
plate Had IU. Chance.
tobody names tnrir lids Tor pI.
late. surUuv remarked ,bafe.totis-
u.ally inf, night because rilotn
was H'"nd rhl Ii'" lhn'h. pI'.
counter. bIIh"l', phH'l', h'kepltIlht'
hol'. Hnhoin ".h'. -'yrd' WhIo .
h.'u"f hhirh' a""h'd pnuil. IAN OIL
.nH uaE. ana Muli" llNri'd 'o"ai ~
I' ''"' ""i IIl"'' Ihr hloou Oh
jesus mas h,'h on you Tor It''V
.'''H 300 h'II VIII h' "n you
100 "utH "h "u'hHiuF ''ri"lly "u
''n f"'I 'nnh.' 'h'' n'f IN ''"N'
"' 'i'AI E"uE lh ger ."i''' anu y""
"'I, "lIHhE '' l'I iN'H hHI llth
"n lh' cross rather man s'andrnl
~, lh' .iA' OF i'HHH 'Hil7t ana TOT
Il'N rum
VI" '"Nu"F' th' OF lh' hlhNly'
bI'hs'hi lh.' Hhd ""Jt' became h
n''' .''' '' '", phl 'I IT'D l'7-
nav. Ih' music lAal "lbhl was
"' 'h"' music rh'dlh h'. First "a
"'hl HuIv ana u'.h "a trombone n"I'
4 ny wen ',N'l i,'o''. next M'H.
nhh'I anu ls"d'h'h lh H"''
'n'h mo-, "' -T 'l'uh guy % 'N' l.W.
anu IaHi ih' ,h"rIs SINGING soIJy
w" 'l' l''h WIN IN' '"H' yen
B 'N1 'l '"' "'n''H.', 'a'h H'uhu
lNE ." W., n'H'I "' Ut Ut were " H'll'
"N1S u' ser We, n't"u 80 car W
,'al SUNNY 'Nu'' "'H "'hoh ht
90" .''.'
sunday tp Okmulgcc.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
$3.50 CASH,
The National Daily

$3.50 CASH,
Balance in easy monthly payments, will buy any one
of the three listed below
CHALMERS SPORT MODEL.
Wire wheels new cord tires Been reprinted and
looks and runs like new. Many extras. In absolutely
perfect shape mechanically and has our guarantee.
Price, 81, 900
CHALMERS ROADSTER.
Latest model. Has been driven but 800 miles and
has a new car guarantee. genuine bargain at
$1,000
CHALMERS DEMONSTRATORS.
Has been driven but slightly for demonstration pur
poses only A perfect in every detail new
car guarantee goes with the Price, 81 900.
H. B. LEARY, Jr,
1921 14th st. N w. Main 4l05-4lO6.
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SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE HOME OFFERINGS
$780,
a
electric oak oondiio
A semi q
hardy nrsplac
Newn
eres tsndp
$4,000.
ChaseD O
ense baths
noorssi electric lights
A family parm
down town Two apart o
furnae
rentals NOR
BOSS PHELPS
MEMBERS OF TIL WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD
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HOUSES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE
TO COLORED.

NearS e--6r rooms, VACANT.
Price, $500 1908 T St N. vs.
cash $55 bath, hOtwater heat
to newly papered painted.
the principal Price, $4,000; reasonable terms
1926 LINDEN ST. N. E-VACANT.
bath; newly painted
Price $4,000 Reasonable Immediate possession
STONE FAIRFAX,
Main 2424. 1912 New York
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1926 LINDEN ST. N. E.-vACANT.
STONE & FAIRFAX
STONE & FAIRFAX.

STONE & FAIRFAX
Main PAPA New orkA Ave- N. w.
$500 $780,
Near Lincoln Park A colo Near14 and N E.
bath; little BATH
Immediate colonial porche yard
possession. terms. Perfect condition Possession
$68OO
FlOrida
2-story cellar
hall 7th N E..
cellar, lot.
Easy erms
YOU LOOKING
For a home, in the
best of
rooms, bath, District, this Don't
lights; Immediate
space garage Possession baths;
n perfect condition. A bargain.
STONE FAIRFAX.
Main 1912 New orkA N. W.
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EDUCATIONAL

VIOLIN TEACHER--Price reas. satisfac-
tion guar. S. l.. Johnson 80 @ st. s.w.
PAN-AMERICAN SCHOOL OF SPANISH
soS-s District National Bank bldg
AN 7193.
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MAXwELL-I91s. touring: good condi-
ton; new battery. good tires; leaving
city: must sell at once. J. II. HUBBARD,
call s25 Massachusetts ave. N w. -
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S6.o00-Six-room pressed brick house
with reception hall; modernly heated:
gas, electric lights; vacant and In perfect
condition; newly papered and painted; new
heating plant; garage and back yard to
alley No doubt this house will sell easily
for Sc, 500 in the spring. You can buy this
week at 5000. Good southeast location.
S7.S60-Six-roomS blouse; ot-water heat;
gas, electric lights; hardw God finished
wash tubs in the cellar; property in very
fine condition; 3 porcbes; entire property
strictly modern and practically new: new
garage; back yard to alley; northeast
location.
t5boO-Seven room brick house near the
House office building on one or the
widest and sh adiest streets we have in the
city; latrobe heat. A very reasonable cash
payment
j. d. CARAVAN
District National Bank Bldg.
Main s329-Franklin 1898.
HOUSE Il. nice neighbornood to rent, have
4 months lease. with privilege to buy
Phone Col. sss3. from to Il q. m.
AN EXCELLENT HOME
can be secured by stating what you want
In a Times Want Ad Phone Il 10 Main
$3.50. An experienced operator will hcly
you write IL and bill will he sent The
cost IL slight.
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NEW STUTZ-Bargain, sport
touring car, recently won in the
Washington Post automobile con-
test; can be seen at Benefits
garage, oath and M SITS. N. w.
Ask for Mr.. Naughton, or call Lin.
2713-J.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Sewing Machine~

II you looking for a foot -treadle
sewing machine in excellent condition.
extra fine stitch and including all attach
ments, We have one for you at $40.
MUELLER BELT ELECTRIC CO., TOO
18th st N, w
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

a mo LIST of exceptionally s,oi positions
open, including the following: Cashier
booxkeeptrs, stenographerS, gra iuate and
unde,r 70 duate nurses, houseke spsrs sales
ladies stenographers, typist, taoater ush
ers, etc. ...
10 18th st. N w.
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REAL BARGAINS.
$50 DOWN, Sc PER WEEK.
CHEVROLET--Coupe, SIS; 4 good tires;
motor in excellent shape.
FORD-Touring, sos; mechanical condi-
ton good.
FoRDeTouring, $40; motor in excellent
shape; 4 fine tires.
PACKARD-Touring, sf25; self-starter;
motor running fine; good tires; a power
full car, in excellent shape.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t13b; 4 new tires
motor recently overhauled.
FORD-Roadster, S195; self-starter; de-
mountable rims: good tires; car re-
Gently painted.
FoRD-Coupe. s235; motor Just overhaul
ed; new tires and excellent buy for
winter use.
TERMS. CASH. TRADES
MIR. SLATTERY,
6s6 q at. N. w. Phone Frank. b3ss
MAIN $40. FRANK 3076
We may have the car you want
USED CAR DEPARTMENT..
"STUDEBAKER,"
sl7 14th st. N. w.
FRANK. 3o75. MAIN So
TIRES, new, all sizes; no reason
able offer refused. Apply 1919
L st. N. w.
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