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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Pat O'Hara Wins
North South Golf
Tourney Handlly

PINEHURST, ~ c. April Pat
O'Hnrn. professional al tho Rich
mond Country club. and former Irish
open golf champion. won his first
important tournament In America
today when he led the field In the
north and south open championship
by four shots and finished with a
scoro of az, 75. 72-22O for the 81
holes Of play. Clarence Hackney Of
Atlantic city finished second with
a total Of 22i.
O'Hara's victory was popular, na
he did brilliant 90 on the M, 3
course yesterday afternoon, only to
lose tho benefit Of this round when n
severe storm broke after he had
finished playing, which made II
necessary to cancel the second rs
holes and decide the championship
nt % instead OF ~,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Not 80 bad. oh' itH strange
uniform Tor Ed walsh. once wou-
der pitcher Of the Chicago White
SoX. Ito was signed up az an um-
pirc by Ban johnson Hat winter aud
ls now getting ln trim for the
American league battles this year by
exhibition games between
the Boston Braves ana the TENNIS
they're meeting ON the training
lauut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Hunter Wins Indoor
Tennis Championship

NEW YORK, April l.-Francls
r Hunter Of New York won the
national indoor tennis singles cham
pionship by defeating Frank l..
Anderson of Brooklyn, the playing
through champion, In the final
round today. The scores were Ga
l-G, 7-b and G-2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
Politics Is MUading
Realm of DrdmdticS

Politics is invading even the roalm
o. dramntiCs, for the Philathen
Young women's Sunday school class
of the First Christian church by ar
Iaugoment with The World will pre-
sent the latest news from the poiiti-
cal front to the audience at the class
plays Tuesday evening In the First
Christian church. The status of the
Tuesday election will be announced
from the stage that evening between
the acts or the comedies, Joint
Owners In Spain" and "Tho Broken
Engagement."
Four girls form the cast OF each
play actors In "Joint Owners I'm
Spain" being Lillian Channon, Rena
Wilkerson, Alice stone and Marie
PEBBLES. and In the other drama Inez
Frank. Gladys Willis, Vera Williams
and Meta Mae Barnes, The direct oI
will be Josephine Layman OF the
University OF Oklahoma.
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CIALTY l SATISFYING WOMEN
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TO ASSUME THAT YOU CANNOT ALSO BE SATISFIED?
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

want 10 vote 10 the time when SHE
decided she might go to the polls but
would never take any other part on
10 her present belief. on tho subject
was skotChcd by Mrs. Wygant In the
belief that this history was typical
OF tho general attitude OF women.
For years we women have sat back
in the home and let tho men run
the land, remarking when things
went wrong that Il would be differ
ent II we were at the helm and that
the men had better turn the whole
thing over 10 us. We'll, they have
turned half OF IL over and we must
realize that wa are citizens of this
country that we must discharge our
duty
do you realize that II the best
men are not elected, YOU will stand
and that If you are not
Interested enough in your homes.
your children and your city to vote,
you should never complain after
wards? As women OF the republican
party there need be no one ashamed
OF our ticket,
"lt all tho candidates for mayor
In tho primaries and the general
election were stood one above the
other MIR, Hadley would still be
head ana shoulders above them. You
can't afford not to vote Tor such a
man."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
MARRIAGE LICENsEs ISSUED
swedish Diplomat is Dead.

WASHINGTON, April Am
nouncement of tho death OF a.
Grip, who for a number OF years
was minister from Sweden and Nor
way TO the Urited States and later
the Swedish minister To the United
States. was received today by the
Swedish legation. The message said
the former minister died In Switzcr-
land,
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WITH THE DUTIES or PHYSICIANS TO EACH OTHER AND
TO THE PROFESSION.
Of n the provisos Of Code perhaps
practitioner
damnablc ethical ofrcnc which
count let out THAT HE NEEDS PATIENTS that he would
how them II lac had them! But here again OBJ
quite difference In the APPLICATION this
'prlnCpc-DEpENDING ON THE RANK THE ADVER-
TSI The doctor who by hook crook succeeded in
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about the particular thcrapy which he Is
Interested lac may write articles magazines the
nationwide discussion Cancer Control THE PROFESS
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AND RADIUM CLIQUE WHOM HE REPRESENTS.
Thus that, WORDY AND MEANING
IIC. THE MEDICAL ETHICAL CODE EXISTS SOLELY FOR
PROTECTION OF DOCTORS FROM EACH OTHER.
uphodng the honor aud dignity of the profession. That Is
lame instrument for accomplishing the former will
talk shop about Il cir colleagues and competitors,
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TULSA, OK
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

aWoMDN

DAVID GOBDSTElN OF Boston,
national lecturer OF the knights OF
Columbus and for number Of years
one OF It's best known speakers, will
appear before the Tulsa council of
the knights of Columbus at a meet
Ing 10 he held Tuesday evening at
o'clock in the high school audi
torIum His subject will be History
I'm the Making" The meeting. though
under the auspices OF the knights
or Columbus. will be open to the
public.
ALVN J. NILES Is 10 accompany
Hanford MaCNider, national COM
mandcr of the American Legion, on
his trip through Oklahoma this
week making tho entire tour with
him with the exception OF Tuesday,
election day which Niles will spend
iu Tulsa, Niles will Join the ma
tional legion head sunday In Mus
kogee and will be with him i'm
oklahoma city Monday joining the
official party again on Wednesday.
-
OFFICERS or THE 377th In
fautry, Ninety-sevonth division u. S,
army, who live in Tulsa and vicinity,
win meet with Joe Carson post OF the
American Legion Wednesday eve
ming of this week I'm the municipal
auditorium, It IL announced by c, r.,
Allen, This will he the first
Joint session OF the two or
ganlzatons About forty men in this
Immediate section have been as
signed to the regiment,
-
A REVIVAL viii begin at Cen
tcnary Methodist church Sunday,
with Rev John II, Abernathy, pre-
siding elder OF the Tulsa district, In
charge. II is planned to continue
the cvangclistiC services two weeks.
=
@. j. NIXON OF ST. Louis. first
vicc president in charge OF traffic
OF the Pennsylvania railway system,
and &. II. Sudhorough of st. Louis
traffic manager for the same road
for the southwest, are TO spend
Wednesday In Tulsa attending 10
business matters and making the ac-
Quaiutance Of local business men.
A. noon Wednesday these two men
viii be guests Of the Rotary club at
It's weekly luncheon at Hotel Tulsa.
and at 6:15 Wednesday evening
dinner will be given their honor at
I'd Woods cafe by the Tulsa Trans
Rortation club.
-
IVAN l., CDUSTY) NEWSOME,
who has been a patient In the hos
pital since March ~, following an
operation, was returned saturday 10
his home, S22 South Florence, I'm
Kendall.
JAMES c. CHESCUElR, manager
OF the Hail store, left Saturday eve-
ming for two weeks buying trip TO
New York and other eastern mar
kcts,
MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued
Saturdays L. s. Cox, "a and Beulah
Fisher 20 OF Bixby; 7. O. Hatcher
25 ana Mary Fields, 2S OF Tulsa;
Fred c. Rovcy, ~ and Gladys well
linEton, 25 OF Sand Springs; Harry
l.. Hamilton, % and Jamie Bower,
90 OF Tulsa. George A, Campbell, 81
OF League. Texas. and Ruth Jones
2S OF Walnut Grove, Mo; Joseph
H. Lindo, 81 and Hazel Elizabeth
MCIRt osh, 10 of TULSA,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

Approximately 100000 pairs of
new trench and field shoes were
ouarteTmaster department OF The
United states armys
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
TULSA DOUBLES
TEAMS SCORE
OF 1907 STANDS
Gives Pitcher and Spell
man Bird Money; A.B.C.
Meet at Toledo Closes

Tho fine scOrr ~ 1907 hung
up in tho tWo-man competition at
tho a ". O.. tournament M To
l'd0 Boy Ira pllrhor and Kent
SpCliWHu ~ Tulsa stands up Tor
mira money 10 became. known
definitely last night with the close
NJ the annual pypui No changes
boo the standings resulted ln the
lH.t days bowling Finishing
third in the doubles with 2.4II
iWu-mgu teams compelling ls
quite an honor for tho star Tulsa
pair This achievement coupled
with smaller money won bv the
various members iu the singles
more than paid tho expenses OF
the Tulsa uutft to the iournn
mont. which is more thnu any
oklahoma criruut over did bc-
fore.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

TOLEDO ohio. April THE
twenty second annual tournament
.of the American Rowling couEroH
which has been running since Feb
ru1ry q. closed tonight
The Lincoln Life Insurance COM
pauy Of Fort Wayne Ind. won first
place nud u prize of $1,000 BOO tho
nyc-mcu event with score Of
g.ggV
rhc spiuolla brothers of New
York city topped the list with 1886
in the two-mcu event for $500 wal
dorf Luudgron uf Chicago won tho
Individual ohumpluuship with an a.
o.. g. record Fruro Of 720 and draws
$500 Of the prilc money
Barney SpIuclla ~ New York won
the all-cvcutg ana $50 FOR shoot
Ing 1899 for nine games said to be
q worlds record
During the % days ~ bowling
1.12G fyo-mou teams, 2,A11 two
men teams and i,S3S individuals
competed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
CLOSE BIG DE AIS
Upward Trend nf Times shown by
Renewed Activity In transactions
In RpnI Estate OF TuISi.

Indications Of the general trend OF
business conditions here In Tulsa are
given by the announcement by
Adams n Reddiu Of the opening OF
RidEcdalc terrace, the first new ad-
ditiOu to De opened up this year.
The new addition begins at the
corner OF Utica ana Eleventh and
extends east three blocks and west
three blocks, between Terrace drive
aud Hillcrcst.
Approximately $4,000 was in
VOWED i'm the transaction that pre-
ccdcd the announcement by Adams
& Rcddn OF the opening of the new
addition TO the Tulsa public. The
deal was made exclusively through
an advertisement run recently In
The world. Lots In RidEedale tor
race are being sold now by the
firm,
Adams q Roddin have Just closed
another deal involving a 100000 eN-
pendituro for building site In the
zoo block on South Denver, This
property was bought by MIR. and Mrs
w. u. bryant who will build a
three-story apartment building
there. The contract has already
been let TO j. l., Cooper a Co,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

IVAN l., DUSTY NEWSOME,
who has been a patient In the hos
pital since March ~. following an
operation, was returned saturday 10
his home, S22 South Florence, I'm
Kendall
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

JAMES c, CHESCuElR, manager
Of the Hail store, left saturday eve-
ming for a two weeks buying trip to
New York and other eastern mar
kpts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02

NEW YORK, April I. -- District
Attorney John T.. Banton announced
today that he had already hegun an
Investigation into the allegations
that an attompt had been made to-
cNtort $4,000 from Tex Rickard,
acquitted last week Of charges
made 10y l5-ycar-old Sarah Schoon-
field
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-23

gowns which are bound to appeal to
women.
The story is one Of startling con-
trasts, a regular Main Street town in
Indiana following Paris and preced-
ing New York ia the tale, while the
quaint and charming confines of
Normandy see the finale. It is ap-
propriate too, that Monte Blue,
most famous HoOsier i'm flmdOm.
should portray the India youth
who wins the heart of Cleo he SEN
satiOn of Paris. as played ~ Miss
Murray. who in reality is a great
favOrite there.
Gloria Swanson. one of y iss Muir
rays great rivals on the Green in
the matter of beauty and clothes. will
follow her at the Blacks one. the
feature being Her Husbands Trade
marx" a new Paramount yrOduction
which is said TO give the star the
most original role in her career.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-23
Stage
ORPHEUM

Ruth Granville, one Of the great
est of female saxophonists. is featur-
ed at the Orpheum again today with
the act ~JuveniLty." She has the
clever assistance Of nine other COM
petent vaudewllians, each an ex-
perienced musician. comedian and
singer. Yorke and King, with their
eccentric comedy bit, The Old Fam
ily Tin Types" score one the hits Of
the varied bin. Their patter and
singing is decidedly modern and
laughable. Eddie Barto and Flo
Clark, offer graceful dancing in their
Photographic originality, Columbia
and Victor" Tramp comedians,
are Johnny Alexander and Billy
Fields who with new and different
line of songs and stories win the ap-
prevail Of their audience Mason and
Rooney, are attractive and versatile
girls, both endowed with fine sing
ing voices. They trim their lifting
melodies with comedy 10 good effect.
Arthur David Is a remarkably skill
full equilibrist, who works on a
swinging wire The usual excellent
film subjects complete todays bill
Starting with the matinee per-
Torrance tomorrow, Billy Arlington
viii furnish fun with the rapi6ity
Of a modern newspaper getting out
the sport extra. He is an eccentric
comedian and is assisted by Elinor
Arlington and Z. Z. Hennessey. The
trio present an absurdity called
trRTge+o b. KKrFT1 81 .,
is seen again in the character he
has made famous, that OF a high
brow hobo. When is ice not ice?
When il is used by skaters on the
local vaudeville stage. as demon
strated by Else and Paulsen, who
have perfected substance that
serves their purpose quite as well.
IL is like ice in every way except
the temperature. With the assist
ance Of Miss Henriette Wilson, this
duo Of famous ice skaters offer the
seasons novelty and introduce their
Ice Apache Dance" which they
originated "A Musical Stew" is the
unique billing Of the Rozallas. The
little lady of the team performs with
artistry on the harp while the male
member fmpersOuates a "muchly in
ebriated" fellow and plays good
music on freak instruments. Schaef-
ter Wymer and Carr, present the
comedy skit What Next" which Is
comprised OF bright and witty dia-
loZue intersperse6 with good sing
ing Caliste Conant. the musical
humorist and Michon brothers.
hand-balancers extraordinary per
forming difficult feats, complete the
show for the first half Of the week.
Beginning Thursday afternoon,
the featured act vii be Ralph Dun
bars Tennessee Ten" who we're
scheduled for an engagement las,
week out were delayed in getting
here They will please with a novel
program of Ethiopian songs, dances
and antics and introduce their fam
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-23
Screen
BLACKSTONE

Mae Murray. the ravishing beauty
whose glittering photoplays have
added so much TO the screen. opens
at the Blackstone today in her new
and. it is generally conceded. by
far her best-productiOn, Peacock
Alley"
Here again is Miss Murrays world
famous dancing ability utilized to
the utmost. Several times. in the
parts of the story located IN Paris
and New York, the star displays her
marvellous grace and perfect figure
in dancing numbers of piquant dar-
ing and exceptional loveliness. As a
background to these dances appear
che most lavishly screened cafe
scenes yet shown in the cinema. with
the gay and speedy life of the two
most famous amusement centers In
the world portrayed with fidelity and
knowledge. Then. too. Miss Murray
wears a multitude of luxurious
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-23

~ the Shakespearean celebration 20
be given az Stratford Avon on
the occasion OF the anniversary OF
Shakespeare birth, April 27
weary wives" IS the name OF a
comedy 20 be produced by sam n
Harris
Margaret Dale. Frederick Tiden
uarinon and william Ingersou are
engaged for The Charlatan."
The Tooth season OF the John
Robinson circus will be started in
Peru winter quarters) next We'd
uesday afternoon and night The
circus viii move from Peru TO Mar
Ion. from Marion TO Richmond and
from Richmond to Hamilton. o.
George VI. Conan continues 70
feature his daughter, Georgette CO.
han, in support OF himself in
Madeleine and the Movies"
Martha Hedman is acting in MY
Lady's Lips" There are three
characters IN the play.
Robert Edeson is 70 be a member
Of the cast acting ION the Stairs,
a thriller.
sally. Irene and Mary" IS the
name Of new musical show Il
was first given as a vaudeville act
Lefty Pepper" is the name OF q
musical version of Maggie Pep
per" Charlotte Greenwood IS star
ring in it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-23
LASALLE

Wanda Hawley iSopeuing the week
at the LaSalle, after an abs nee from
the local screen of far 100 MANY
weeks. with a two-day showing of
her new picture. The Love Charm -
Miss Hawley. whose blonde wisrfuI-
ness has made her a great favorite
here, is in The Love Charm re-
turned TO q part similar 70 those in
which she first became famous, that
of A girl of quiet. somewhat old
fashioned ways standing i'm sharp re
lief 10 the jazz-craze of the day Yet
the plot carries her into the tenn
porary necessity of becoming the
most noticeable of rappers.
Viola Dane undoubtedly the
greatest favorite Of all the girl stars.
arrives on Tuesday i'm Glass
Houses" ligh-speed farce i'm
which the star Is shown as a girl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-23
Nine. Cdlve Will Tutor Child Possessing
Most Wonderful Child Voice. in World

WICHITA, Kan, April 22.-"The
most wonderful child voice have
ever heard"
Nine. Emma Calve, noted singer OF
the title role in Carmen" said it,
And the praise was prompted by
one little song sung BY 13-year-old
Kathleen Kersting, a high school girl
of Wichita
AS a result Kathleen and her
-uOther are 20 accompany Nine. Calve
% her castle. lie Cabrieres. in SOU
tnern France. Then the noted singer
VII see 10 the proper voice education
OF her little 'fnd"
Miss Kersting first attracted more
than local attention when Edoardo
SacerdOte, noted voice specialist of
Chicago. called the girl a wonder
child" after hearing her sing at the
Kansas Music Teachers convention
Then Nine. Calve gave a concert
in Wichita. Music critics induced her
20 visit the Kersting home.
Kathleen sang Rose in the Bud
That was enough, The trip TO
France was Immediately planned.
And what does the little singer
think about Il?
Just think what a wonderful
teacher IN have" says she. And
naturally I'm ticEled with the idea
81 will pursue my regular course
Of studies in addition 10 my vocal
lessons. A person doesn't get very
far nowadays without an educa-
ton"
: Nine. Calve paid high tribute to
Mrs. Martin Flanagan, Kathleen's
singing teacher. There is not a
single thing TO be undone," said she,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-23

this stars new tricks, his blending
of the comic with the sensational
and his unbeatable art will welcome
the coming of this, his most famous
screen production The Duke o,
Chimney Butte" is another western
but widely varying from the ordinary
western in story and treatment.
Doris May is 10 be seen Monday
i'm Eden And Return " while or
Tuesday the Castle viii show Elsie
Ferguson Wallace Reid and their
indispensable supporting cast II
uFOreNer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-23

Gus Jazz band with its dancing di-
rector Z. S. Thompson. Felix Adler,
former musical comedy favorite, re-
turns from his great success in Lon
don and with Frances Ross, his pc
tite partner offers a pot pourri Of
everything from farce 20 grand OPP
era. Brady and Mahoney, character
comedians; The Knight and His
Knave," who juggle weighty objects
the Three Whirlwinds, roller skaters
and one other good act completes
the program.