Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-15

tho power 10 create few fashions
by exploiting them with every g~cc
or bodily gesture and facial livcli-
ness disappeared Maybe they went
into munition factories. maybe thcy
became Red Cross nurses Isn't D.
MOnlaigue who suggests that an
wumaukiud iH divided into three
CLASSES those who belong to the
cloisicr. the hearth .or the street, ana
that some only find their true yoeh-
ton through a CataClysm2
Argument ~ rife Ancnt COlors.
Discussion does not stop at tho de-
tails OF the Hlhouc,to or al the in
coming and outgoing OF certain sc-
loctci fashions. 10 shuttlcs 60 aud
fro through the web ~ women about
the selection Of colors for the autumn
ana winter.
Philosophy, psychology. history "
wars ana peoples at war enter Into
these nwumcuts Al. discuss on OF
this epoch ls based ON higher and
more complex reasons that personal
likes and dislikcs, and the rejection
or acceptance of certain fashions IN
women's apparel gets into this con
ycrsatlunal environment as quickly
49, any other patriotic movement
Al the moment, tho DISCUSSION con-
ccruing culots rs whether or not they
should be- worn Tor the duration OF
tho war. Something quito marvellous
has happened 10 tho dye system OF
this country. so that women do not
have 90 base their choice OF eolor5 on
what they can get. Limitations and
restrictions are. 20 a large extent,
removed. We seem 10 have maAtered
the art Of dyoing In three years with
more skill than the pet8imistH DC
lioved was possible. II was on thls
rock that much OF the commercial
shipwrcck In women's apparel whs
prophcsicd. Well the commercial
mariners have had this rock blown
up by the chemical engineers, hhd
one now sails smoothly on the sea
OF cOlors
II is the psychological quality 900
human nature that Is back OF AL th'h
argument about accepting coloia
Masses of women think that blhck,
and blue. and brown should be worn
until peace Is declared, with our
selves among tho NCtors. Others IN
stat that thia is the very Time 10
brighten the moral atmosphere py
.adorninp ourselves with the plumage
OF paradise birds
TN. soldiers. million at Time
agree with the latter class. Thcy
urrc individually and collectively,
tho cnllvenlng Of the landscape oy
tho most nttractiva=+ gowns that
women can wear. They want moth
ing duil about them. They refuse 10
see any attrnctlveness whatever In
lshoN uniforms on women. They beg
far frIppcrics. furbciows and friii@..
Thcv ask for s1shes, say colors. anu
Jaunty hats
Mind YOU. this question Is not one
that ends with the psychology ot me
maases. II dips deep down into the
vltals OF the commercial BODY. III
has disturbed thousands OF manu-
facturers, and they are anNiously
awaiting the verdict OF the women as
TO whether u shall be black and
brown or red and yellow. II they
find that brilliant colors arc a drug
on tho market, their personal FOR
tunes are involved, which means that
their taxes. and Liberty loans, and
Rcd Cross gifts must be sorcly re-
stricted. n the world of women de-
cidcs against dcmure colors and asks
for the brilliant tones that have al
ways been a part OF the WARRIORS
equipment. then back and, blue and
brown materials will be shelved
IL is a stiff question, and the worst
Of Il Is that there Is no exact way TO