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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04
Ryan Exhausts
Patience of the Police

Jimmy Ryan. o. wears oil has had
his last chance. the police stated to-
day. The, viii file o. complaint
against Jimmy tu the district court
which probah!, viii cause his being
sent Ia the rrformatory 81 Springer
Jimmy. tho police said. has u"cu u
frequent offender but until toda, thry
hcsitatcd a. start him on the way To
Springer
Tho off"u.c that ended tn" police
patience as 20 Jimmy Mas the taking
ui = horse Jimmy took &c. ~" was
not the owner and Sergeant a. "
Miller arrested him The police found
the animal IN q pasture 90 Iur'its
Pat In "a HELL WANTED ad. then
read tho SITUATIONS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04
Mother Dying, Charge
Against Youth Dropped

4 letter carried 10y Jose Escsmilio
today caused Police Judge " " Nc.
Clellan tu dismiss the charge uf vag
rancy against him The letter said
that his mother was dying in Pueblo
Cola. Escamillu said he was ON the
to his mothers bedside lie mr.
rived here Friday night from Dcming.
y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04
Big Crowd Wanted at
Lectures on Housefly

Three highly successful "ny swat
ting meetings with q total attendance
OF over five hundred pcoulr nave been
held during the past thrc, days at
Alameda. ftanchos dc Atriscr and
Ranches de Albuquerque under the
auspices ~ the womau's committee
~ the council OF defense and the New
Mexico Public Health association
Tho County Medical association has
co-operated in furnishing expert
speakers ON the fly question and the
motor minute-men have arranged
transportation Of the visitors from the
city. The moving picture films cN.
hihited 10y Major j. ~ Toulouse 81
the T.. = food administration have in
every instance attracted large crowds
\ special appeal TO tho citizens ~
Albuquerque has been issued by The
woman'S committee. asking that moro
citizens of both the city and county
districts attend the meetings during
the coming week. Tho schedule for
the remainder OF the campaign is a.
follows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04

Following the meetings In the coun
try districts. a series Of meetings in
the city school houses N 10 be ar
ranged.
AZ each Of the meetings. a quantity
81 fly svatt"rs furnished h. Royor
w'ld Bros. Is being distributed tu tho
public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04

Ruth was accustomed a. having
her eggs broken int the cup bcfot"
bringing then 90 the table ono
morning she .Id Mamma WHY can T.
! have my ,pas cooked with the cove
ers on 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04

Little Margaret Mamma, why
does God love the giIzard ''
Mamma Mercy. child whore lid
YOU get the idea that he does
Little Margarrt-'W Well in SUNDAY
school they said God loves a cheerful
RllEard'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04

Want to trade that mule for a
gas wagon' Try the WANT AID
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-04
EVERY SUCCESSFUL MAN WILL
TELL YOU THE BASIS OF HIS GOOD
FORTUNE HAS BEEN THRIFTINESS

Begin saving today, that you too may
enjoy success
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

in certain of tho frocks made by
great houses
Tho French gowns show a
straightor line than do the American
ones, but they are not bunglesome
at the waist because they are made
OF thin material which clings to tho
figure; or. In such materials as vel
vet, velous ana serge, there IL a
clever and complex adjustment OF
panels Indcr the arms that holds in
whatever fullnosI would be awkward.
New Kind Of Gown with Fur Coat.
There ~ u war costume which is
old yet over hew. and the French
dressmakcrs have mado the hest OF
1t this season, II consists OF a skirt
OF dark fabric and n bodice OF brilli-
ant, transparent material. The touch
OF newness In In tho junCture OF
thcso two fabrics at tho hlps instead
OF below tho bust. which In the old
method. These gowns are offered
for wear at luncheon and the theater.
They call for thick fur wraps.
The short box coat OF fur IL an ad-
miiable carmen: to cover the brill
liancy OF this frock, but tho furriers,
not content with the mannish
severity Of the box coat, have in
vented a variety OF dolmans which
wrap about the figure In subtle and
supple ways. These are very warm.
and they give more prestige to for.
mai frock than a straight coat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
ulSQ Sunday Worlds New York Fashion Letter

fasten down the limo OF the spine
with round bone buttunA
There ~ another ingenious Jacket
| which has no fastening at all. 1t is
cut off squaroly at the hips and goes
over a fitted Cuirass blouse OF deep
| cOlored angura wool. This blouse In
| longer than the coat. II ClingB To the
| hips and IL gives tho Jacket the ap-
pearance OF "A hastily dpnned sacque.
Yet II Ii 40 well put together and the
| colors arc SO admirably composed
that the woman who wears 1t cannot
fail to achieve tho distinction OF be-
Ing different from her neighbor.
onc-Piece FroCks Differ.
Tho struggle between tho long and
the short skirt having been settled
In favor ~ the former. which is the
American fashion. the new struggle
In between tho medieval Chemise
frock and the tight, drapcd one.
Every house shows both designs
and II women have sufficient pur-
chnse money TO get moro than the
one necessary costume they can buy
both styles and see which In more
suitable To their figure.
Despite the prepOnderanco OF the
modiaeNal frOck. tho shadow Of a
coming event falls athwart II. There
is something significant In the new
gown. which again was designed In
America. II ditfers/entirely from
the medieval silhouette, and the
skirt IL long. 1t lJ drapcd upward. 1t
hobbies the ankles and 1t has a slim
bodice that would he basque II IL
showed any disposition to recognize
the Walsthne.
L.. 4.
sense things without being able to
argue them out In logical sequence
that tho medaevnl frOck Is about to
be superseded. There In no sign of
this IN the Paris exhibitions. but
here and there women are asking
that their clothes be more fitted TO
the figure. even when they are cut
In one straight line. We grow slim
mcr, as Mr.. Hoover asks us To pull
In our velta tighter. We appear to
he attenuated, even though We may
be well nourished We do not pro-
pose to hide thiA slimness under IA
bushel OF material, and II may be
that history VIII repeat Itself from
| the days of the DlrectOire, when II
was smart and patriotic to appear
cut to the bone.
At his hour the frock that you
will buy is cut In one piece. 1t may
have draped skirt. a straight skirt.
or tunic skirt. Only the extremists
will wear this startling now Ameri-
can pull-back skirt, but II IL the
herald OF things to come.
one Ing IN quite true: The care
less, bunglesome line which was
brought about through the fashion
\ for the ohemise frock will be elimi-
mated This season. Tho mediaeVals
cut their cloth To tho lines OF their
figures and there Is almost a dis
position toward the old princess lines
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

she sells them to a theatrical house.
Now. in the name OF ali clever
adjustment of finance, who is the
better buyer? She who regards the
expenditure of 800 as something to
De seriously considered and worked
out to a happy result, or she who
considers the expenditure OF 1000
OF SO little importance that she
frets because the designer asks her
to stand still and try out different
colors?
II some doctrine could only be
burnt into a woman's consciousness
which would compel her to spend
money wisely! She is handling
funds, and usually they are the
funds OF another party, and she has
no right to toss them into the cof-
fers OF the dressmaker. the grocer,
the interior decorator or the
butcher.
Now II Is the Woman's Turn.
since the first OF July the French
and American designers have
worked under conditions that have
never before arisen. and under the
pressure OF an anxiety and nervous
ness that 1t was impossible to as
suage.
@hhi'iAN ANd was u y llE 10 bLdn1 on
her own feet in designing, while she
held on with both hands TO France.
to whom she must always look for
steadiness and support and to whose
dressmakers she must never cease
to be grateful, or she will prove her
self unworthy OF the name that
France has given to this country In
the last year.
The dye situation was puZzling and
insecure. Thb labor deficit caused
by the draft threatened shipwreck
to many industries in womens ap-
parel. In France the sewing girls
went to munition factories, and the
colorists were dead or in the
trenches
Mile. Bertha, as the French cal
the big German gun. was dropping
explosives uncomfortably near the
great designers houses on the Place
Vendome and the Rue de la Paix.
At the house Of Premet, on the
Place Vendome, as an example,
Mile. Bertha sent an enormous ex-
plosive at the moment when the
mannequins were parading in the
new gowns before handful OF
American buyers. Glass smashed
around the place. buildings shook,
ambulances ratified. but no one
moved, and the young mannequins
did not even swerve from that ac-
centuated walk which is part and
parcel OF their trade.
1t was under these manifold con-
ditions that women's apparel for
autumn and winter was created. The
public that thinks It has a more diff
ficult time in choosing gowns, simp-
ly does not know what went m ha
hind the scenes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

We'll we are settled so far as the
hshlons so. Tho designers have
tone their work; now arises the
ms for us TO do our work. The
rnblIc insists that 1t has the harder
Nb. or at least that is the conclusion
Sns reaches after hearing the dis
."sslons Of countless women for and
.Ninst the purchase Of single. gar
nent.
II Is not easy to buy clothes in
-arime. when the slogan OF ju-
IIelous spending echoes and re-
hoes from every point Of the CON-
,,sS Even poverty has rarely i'm
s,srs.d upon US with such drastic
,mphasls the need to spend wisely
and well
I,,dustry that demands Judgment
Wa caution in spending. We have
xmersaulted from a nation OF ex-
|,nyagant individuals to one OF
|,hdt and shrewdnesa-
There has been a story current
,or two decades among the French
|Ihsigners that the American women
ara not helpful to them except
',brough their money power, for the
,sason that they do not approach
Ma choosing and purchasing OF
|,lo,hes with that watchful discrim-
,nstion displayed by the French
woman. They buy a gown because
\, Is in fashion. or because 1t is the
5rd OF thing their menfolk like. or
HAcause they have seen II on some
Excessively smart woman at a res
lurant
No French woman buys for any
AZ these reasons. She does not take
N. purchasing OF clothes lightly. II
|, not 10 be a casual thing to be
andwiched in between a committee
meeting and a card party. She
makes an appointment. she arrives
on, time, and is closeted with as
many OF those In authority at the
tressmaking house as her purse and
prestige command. She accepts sew
,al fittings, and Is not impatient,
,ebellious or cross while they occur.
sh. bargains for the priee OF the
rown, she investigates under sun
light and electric light the quality
Of the material she has chosen, she
debates. discusses, tries out and fl
rslly agrees upon q design that is
peculiarly suited to her figure, her
Environment, and her social oppor-
unities.
The American woman's quick
comment is that she wouldn't take
that much time for anything as triv-
hl as a dress. She argues that 1t
A waste OF time. She orders half
dozen gowns while the French
woman orders one and usually she
finds that five out of the six chosen
. IN that haphaZard manner are
wrong. She quarrels with the dress
ksker, she hates the clothes, she
Ioyes them away to her relations or
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

Yes, indeed You can find righ
here in Tulsa an advance exhibition
OF Paris and original model hats. als'
gowns, suits and furs, all at the Dem
crest Ladies' shop. South Main.
Jenny shows a charming frock q
blue naIinc In rainbow effect
brought out by layers OF pink ant
white tucllc, trimmed In ostricl
feathers.
Monday and Tuesday. October q
and 22, DE Pima Of Fifth avenue
New York, will exhibit at Miss Jack
sons Exclusive shop. outfits for girli
and boys. This exhibition Is OF spe'
cIaI interest, being exclusive and dis
tinctlve in styles. also exceptionally
complete in every detail from hats
down to shoes.
In ono Of our shops I saw charm.
ing and artistic hat OF gold laco and
beaver combination. Il n an exact
copy Of q Paris model called 'Fran-
ccmc."
Don't miss seeing that Japanese
window at the Tulsa Art and Gift
shop, $50 South Main, for you will
find gift suggestions galore-won-
derful vases, lamps. incense burners,
bowls, baskets and---well, they are
worthy a visit from you.
-Brown in all Of It's Interesting
shades IL being used extensively for
day frockA
Fruit cake and plum pudding
made by Mrs. Orr. sos South Boul-
der--enough said. But do get your
order In early.
Tatting Inces arc q new feature for
fall ncckwcar.
Anyone can have beautiful hair
such as we all admire by giving II
the proper care, which you always
receive II you patronize the Vogue
Marinello Beauty Parlor. IT East
Fourth.
In the large and beautiful showing
OF Nine. Jenny many Rpron-tunics
were noticeable.
No matter how busy we may be
the babies and children cannot be
neglected and when you drop into
the Mary Jane Children's Shop, No
Is East Fifth street, you will ex.
claim isn't this the most attractive
place." and at once you will begin
selecting things for the children. for
here you will find everything from
necessities TO every toy imaginable
We seem 10 have disposed Of tho
elaborate usc OF metallic embroidery
for day wear.
Nothing Is In 80 pleasing to a
friend az n photo Of Yourself for
their holiday gift and the Tulsa De-
corating company. 212 South Roul-
der. are making giving easy DURING
war time by making their frames
half price.
War time hns created a distastc
for elaborate evening gowns, cH-
ccpt for very formal functions.
There is a new shop In town called
Shop Elite, 40S South Main. In the
Majestic building. They carry a
complete line of separate coats
suits suits. dresses, furs and flowers
Prices right.
Most sleeves are long even those
for evening gowns have greatly
grown I'm length.
For holiday gifts remember that
little Oriental shop. Shanghai Ba-
zaar. III North Main, also sugges-
tons In Indian noveltieA =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20


Doucefs collection includes
number OF drnpcd frocks, but tho ef-
feet being all mindful OF tho straight
siIhouettc.
The last word In suits at the De-
morest Ladies' shop. South Main.
In conformity with their recent an.
nounccmeBt that they nrc not urgs
ing expensive Jewellery buying dur
Ing tho war. the Montrose Ghop at
Main and Fifth. In showing o colIec-
tiol OF modernte priced gift obJectA
Some uncommon examples Of wood
carvcrs art Is shown In Humidors.
cigarette ana uignr Doaes; SeweI
Cnsce ana Securty Doxesi IIlst'ou IN
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ai,we. sn,,spde ~, r,orcc~nrs~ vcaCh
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tarcrad .ssact .u ~. .,-sd ~ ,nsry
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go, ..c,, tnos 10, s..rrn a. ali
worth waiting for.
uh.n h.,. .,, a.. oA. A.
,rs.. ,hst ,bsv ,sam hs 1.rH .s,si,
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FnotoGrnphs nre NEhh po1ous
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S",I "a .ssn.o,. ,,.... - S.-
s,,I.n5,I .s"nr..,,s,, an .t,s. 80 al
prices. Oklahoma Paint ana on Co,
% West Third.
The picturesque large black velvet
hat In with us again.
rrL. .ra rn.,b.. ,~.A. h,.N,
1,s,.I - ".,.-s.t..-. =. - -
conno, rcs,.s are MA, Won ma n.
az. E.,Is. mL ,oS
SnnI, CIV S",a c, Oo
"
This Is season when veivets and
furs VIII appear ~ every afrair. put
nearly always VIII they DC IN the
darker shades OF orowns ana piues'
with the always popular black In
evidence
MI-lady will find excHuefye afyiea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

That women appreciate the struE-
gle is shown by the tremendous
business done in clothes since the
first day Of September. for a new
class of buyers has arisen in this
country and in Europe. who take
the places OF millionaires and crowd
their orders upon a limited number
of workers
Skirt Struggle Is Ended.
It is probable that America has
won out in the length OF the skirt,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

There Is good wartime reason
for the Introduction OF these short
fur wraps and their wide acceptance
by American women. and It has
nothing to do with the now type Of
gown with which, they are offered
Tho reason Is the growing scarcity OF
motor cars and the increasing popu-
arity Of walking. Women who
rarely put their foot TO the ground
found long fur coats adorable gar
monts. but women who walk to and
fro during six hours OF the day can
not stand the weight OF a long heavy
coat on the shoulders Therefore
the short and quito distinguished fur
wrap,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

There is an admirable brown crepe
do chine one-picoe frock, with skirt
dotted with loose roses made OF the
material, and It Ia widely copied In
different colors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

Cheruit makes extremely wide and
formless blouses and coats, and she,
like lAnvin. uses these long loops.
which arc really slings. Undoubtedly
they were suggested by the sight Of
the wounded in Paris, and tho fact
that the dresSmaking houses in
France turned out so much of the
essentials for the hospitals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

NTHIY bUTRVOH NTT1NVN,
On tho left, mcdiacyal gray gown
trimmed with squirrel and silver net
studded with rhincstOncs. The cuI-
ass blouse, as shown I'm this gown.
Is considered ono Of the best features
of formal evening frockS.
On the left dinner gown
of taupc colorcd velvet. with skirt
and short train cut I'm one piece. II
has long, tight sleeves. In the me-
dlncvnl manner. The Wristlinc and
tho square dccollctaRe arc edged
with ostrich tips dyed TO match the
belt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

Of frocksnot noveyThe
It's careless
pencil It's mode-Even long, tight skirts upward at the
cut in with wasted
demand and the jackets knees irregular hems-
shoulders narowThe long and short with spanish
openng at waist accentuated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

Diagonal Is w
and Jackets hnonod down backThe
but In models is
had In dcadeShort
cold weather, and he box coat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20

The short French garment did not
go. II is worn by war workers as
part OF their uniforms, but the great
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-20


shops
and invite TO make
Besides doing your duty you will
nd II the
npeople cannot devote the time to you that
otherwise be their pleasure
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-08
BE PREPARED!

T,lME is money in the United States!
Time is life or death in France!
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-08

MSdel Clothing Co.-Msdansky Bros.
knight Beck Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-08

! Time is life or death in France!
When the platoon leader tells his men they a
STEP bayonet fixed read to go on the exact second
If the zero hour is 435 a. M, the artillery
line and batter his supports, at the same time thro
attacking wave. A minutes delay in starting the bs
own guns.
We launch great offensive at 9 clock this
Five hundred Oklahoma City business men a
begin the march through every home and business c
gun you can. The silver bullets you buy will carry
Don't waste the time Of any Liberty Bond Cc
mittee calls. If you are ip the middle Of conferenc
vades your office, stop your conference. Your mon
first business is war business. The man or woman
battle Of dollars and Democracy against the Devil.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04

4enen fpsrOsn", ba9te ct. .gepOns
ueu bat Der 9ausboIt Our9 ite gang
unIeugbar; ober troboem tpsib i1
nidt, OBJ ids ibr Oonten ooer berosns
Ten iol, bob ie ii9 Oss 9lltsn in
bieier MeiIe onssnOmmen bat.
Sbm feIbIt. nadbem bic erIte Grs
regung Oes NisOerIebeus ii9 selsgt,
mar i'm @runbe Tdper ums Sers.
@s mar bod elm eigenes @sfibl,
beimoutebren in Oos oIte Sous, in
benz Der 8ruosr fir INNER fe6lte.
4ber Oas 6urfte man ii9 ni6t mer<
ten IoiIen. peniaitens heute niat.
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04
6oStisBuns iolst.)

% ulterune. 0ome (oIs
lie bon cilvm @ed fred, iiriert
mir0): aGo2cDcn miibte mobsboitig
elm gclesiieaer ~Mititeridnb~ cifne'
fiihrt mcrnaui"
Washington Journal., 1918-01-04
Dtnter OKn STE
ben @erQen.
a. GOrtfssung.)
Iona boz, y. g. aiuOuer.

q. 5Ortissuug)
@Ieidasitig aber rief arif6an:
SJru paitubrin! Rss, iopot triippt
MID up'n bObbeIftsn 8dbn! lnf'
9erbert!"