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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

/ iilled with water We stood ON tn,
rods of the upper berth ana held onto
| the rods ON the other side of the
car
"Ihc water rose rapid, until i,
had reached my children. My little
Eir' was clinginE t" ny neck. rortu-
natoly the vcn,ilator windows were
open ana We were able 70 breathe
freely.
Il had give" az hopc Of life when
thc water cImc to my chin Mildred
Mary had not cried nor complained
uh 10 this tiuc and she asked: What
*hal do. mother aud | told her to
pray.
Then she repeated over ana over:
Jesus. trust you.
seemed only a few minutes then
"nili tho water began to roccdv ".
m""" our way TO the end uf the car.
wHcru some women IN the tram mad
broken a window and were helped to
The sid" OF tho coach by the r.Scu,
party"
Rescue parties were able To reach
me OVERTURNED trains today and
SatTchyd through All cars. it was an
PASSENGERS who escaped from rho
trains were in the yards to,lu, il, o.
tort" Ia iind their baggage. Som,
W"rc successful. bat most .carchrd il,
vain 90
First Train Rrn"hr> CITY.
entrance INTO the city from tho
north by rail was effected tnnigh;
.N a ram on TIA" Denver ana Rio
'r1h''' IT WAS announced by The colo
,"I" h"ntrr* II waa q work ira i'm
ana carried tw" bIEEngo cars loader
with Erd Cross suunIi,, .,,,i ,,,,-..,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07
PUEBLO MAKES SAD SEARCH
TORECOVER IT'S FLOODDEA
NCoMtinMeh I.rom ,nec nncl


', ON lnue" j
every .oll..,inr nr d.b. ,.,.
M '''Ns snow
today.
Wan, u,.;c ,,r,,., ,.
Many bodies nrnh1i,ly rr,,, ,,.;i, ~.
found. as they were carried dow,
/ stream below Pueblo by the i,rrit,
force of the Hood Searching, of ~,
buildings lis being conductor to,is,
as workmcn are engaged in clcnring
them out Some rocovcry of bodr.,
/ has been made. and in cases wh.r.
bodies ar" known Ia have been found
I " Was impossible 1" learn where. they
. lad been taken.
N" tStlmat" can ho made accurate
iy OF thr number uf persons miSsiu.
Nm git"rt 10 do this was made hy the
"'h'" lhl"ithin. ana this NEWSPAPER
MAD list OF 1rpr"Nimatciy twenty
I've E'rS"n* THIS had :" lie revised
r,.lH'nl' ~ as persons were found
Niu' iAr recession OF The waters
'!"" 'i' inundated district Pueblo
~" "'T" "hIr 10 make some csti-
''oI' "' mo damaEo that had been
a"h' "! InoF city hy tn" angry wa
t"rs of the Arkansas AMI Fountain
rivers
Dama&" Nearer ;si5.oon.ouu.
Strctchius iT M, .rr.,ui,,, ,,, u,,
oval. rhir,v Iln,'!s ~ i','''S
rnaNiiu,.m vilih nj ,u,i,. 9
comprising ahou, a.o .i,,. bl,ci.s ~
1,,,,..t .'u - "lvvNS. NC
waier mad been witharawr ~ nrs a. ~ Oh
AN aSp.,t of i.s.lu.io, 49,, -,
many observers ,n royisc 80 .,,
estimate of Sino0o.oGu 10
Sl'oo0.Uoo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-07

every collection of debris. \ careful
check 10y Tn" Associated Press show
ed iortN-tw" bodies in morEucs here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Mrs George newton acted as chap
erun.
Mrs. 7 J. ponahue of Guthrie was
In the city this week visiting at the
home Of A. W. Tucker. and with her
son, G. ". Donahuc.
Mesdam mes SoworS, Lucas. Morri-
son and Donaldson were hostcssos
Tuesday evening at the Card club
party, held in freeman q Munger
hall.
Tho musical treat OF the week was
the concert by the Criterion quartet,
given at the Grand. Wednesday eve
ming. 80 better quartet of male
singers has been heard here for
years. Scvcral ~ the musical clubs
OF Perry attended the concert In a
body.
\ number of Perry folk attended
consistory a. Guthrie this week and
the laying ~ tho cornerstone Of the
great temple there. Henry \ john
stun. grand orator, delivered the
formal Grafton. Among those at
tending the services and entertain
mcnt were Mr.. and Mrs Roy En-
brcy. Mr. and Mrs SamuelsOn, Mr.
and Mfs Donlcy, MIR. and Mrs Fins.
clark Seton. T. Nelson. Henry
RuCkcr. James l.ohsit Harry Hris-
coe. NJ T.. Crowdcr. " e. hcksou.
j. i Mills Homer wilkins and MIR.
and Mrs Henry s. J0hustOn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
SECTION-B.

Miss Ida lnman left Mond4, ~.
Nowata TO visit her uncle. sam Et,.
zelton. Her father went wtb to.
as far as Claremorc.
Mrs. Pardoe entertained Nr.
Parks. Miss Francis newton ,-1
John Charles on Friday evening
Mrs. George Rhoads Entertained
at cards Thursday afternoon
very delightful time was cnyoy,d Lv
all present.
Dr. Stout Of Oklahoma civ o.,
in stroud Thursday on profcsaur,I
business
Ira Dishon. who was killed. d,
Bristow while working with .r.I'
ing crew. was buried here Th.rs.
day. Tie was the youngest SON al,
MIR. and Mrs. y. y. Dishou " trs q
city.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Hockad.. ,,
Wichita drove down In their "a. I'd,
visit Mrs lIoCkaday's parents 4.t
brothers, the Evans family Tl,t
were on their way To- Florida ana
were accompanied by Mr.. ana Ni..
Woody HoCkaday OF Hutch.r..,
Kan, who were en- route 10 CALI.
fornia. The brothers have sold p.t
their business and bado dun are
adicu.
Miss Cecile Burton has s.yor,,
her connection with the postufr.. d.
force and In greatly missed o.. ,lr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
90 Up in the Clouds
Is Found to he Sure
Cure for HiccOughs

BOSTON. Jan. 20 Eureka. \
sure. cure for hicDoughs
since tho DAYS when Cloopatra's
hiccoughs interrupted the love
pleadinEs of Marc Antony on the
Nile: since AcsCulapius tried 90
palm Off the stunt OF tickling
ones nose with feather as ~
cure. philosophers have sought In
vain for an infnl,ible cure
Now comes Mai. T.. H. brennan.
aviation officer Of the First army
corps area, with the solutions Of
the problem, simplicity Itself
Take an airplane. ascend to
$4,000 feet and the hiccoughs
vanish.
lie tried II on Sergeant Edward
q. white. who had hlcoouehed
for six hougs IN "a Framingham
hangar. u worked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
STATE SOCIETY

had returned. Misses Mabel Foster
and vivian Brengie came homo
from oklahoma univerHity TO at
tend
Miss Elizabeth Richardson. coun
~ home demuustratOr. spent tho
Weekend with friends In Oklahoma
CiLv.
Miss Agnes Fiala visited her home
near Guthrie Saturday and Sunday.
Tn" BAPTIST Young Peoples union
went on mnsse TO Morrison last Sun
day evening. About 30 Of the young
people made the trip by motor and
assisted at the Morrison meeting as
"A choir.
Tho feature OF the weekly cham
her Of commerce supper last Tues-
day was the beautiful solo The
CITY with Soul" sung by Mrs.
Wobber.
The younger set enjoyed q Hpleu
did dance program Tuesday evening
given by the Junior club, composed
mostly ~ high school boys and girls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

will quite agree with ne.
Nckcts are stiii popular--whitc
and pastel shades for evening
while black, blue aud gray hold first
place for afternoon.
The Harper Beauty shop. 400
South Boulder has engaged an ex-
pert mauicurist who viii be with
them permanently adding ono
moro efficient department to this
popular shop
Judging from descriptions Of
gowns worn at Grand opera, AZ
Washington, ID. q, recently, one
would gather that mid Victorian in.
iiucncc H. at present very strong.
SpringtIme frocks cali for "A new
corset, and for "A smart comfortable
ono ia suggest the How'd. sold by
Mrs. Carpenter at the Paris Fashion
shop, AS South Main.
Two or three women that ! know,
are including several white linen
skirts Ia d" worn with colorCd or.
gnndic hlOuscs. white osfords and
rough sailor hats, In their wardrobcs
for southern wear.
Spring Blues"-dclightful- - no
indeed, not a song, as you may sup
pose, but I've just been viewing the
new materials AZ tho Ideal system
OF Fine Tailoring, in the Iowa build
ing and the manager said. when
showing me n particularly attractive
line Of tricOtincs, serges aud Poiret
twills, that they were the now
spring Blues and girls They are
beautiful, lie also showed me some
top-Coat materials that were deCid-
edly attractive ana it looks to me
like a wonderful season for these
progressive ta.lors.
\ card party at our popular Tea
cup Inn IL the latest inoNation---it's
lovely and VIII prove "A delightful
change for the party, besides relicv-
Ing YOU Of all responsibility Just
phone Mrs. Baldwin about the de-
tails.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
Ann Looks About Town
And She Says

Springs approach is already
herdided bB many a dorm
torn shop. The fact that
many people are noW depart.
ing for a feW Weeks at some
southern resort makes such
shOUings rery seasOnabie.
and really. Uhen B0u stop to
think about il, the time is
past When UOmen detdy their
plans for the spring and
summer until the seasons are
here. NOU Pre been "breez-
ing around" in oil kinds of
shops this Ueek and find then
hare already anticipated yOur
every need for the bedufify-
ing of the home. euery per-
sOnai comfort and luxury
has been thought Of and nOU,
Wiiady fair, If yOu are Wise
you UiU make your selections
early, and FH keep y0u
posted about the neW arrirais
from Ueek to Ueek.
You will always find gifts and
Ideas that are right MP To the minute
at % West Third streets. j. Me-
Gee a cos; and ! found, Mrs Nc.
Gee away on buying trip that will
mean more lovely things for this
popular shop.
Elegance Of fabric and detail Of
jewels, fans, etc. H. noted among the
smart set at Palm Beach this winter.
oh. It's wonderful TO FLOAT
around" az ! do aud sec all the new
arrivals. really II is exciting. espe-
cially when viewing 4 collection OF
spring frocks. such as they ure
showing at the Paris Fashion shop.
il5 South Main this week Don't
miss n visit To this clever shop.
The tweed suit has been men
toned as being chosen by women
who are looking for something to
take the place of the much loved
wool jersey.
When you want to SEQ "A Colle2-
tion OF beautiful spring haiH-each a
model direct from the best design
ers whether for dressy, street or
sports wear, all moderately priced,
then visit the Mann Hat shop in the
Sinclair building.
\ review OF New York and Wash.
ington informal social events, gives
the impression that Crcpcs. sntlns.
ar Ia, Ia, a a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
STROUD,

George Rnoads is In Illinois, com
bining business with visit to rela-
tiVcs.
Mrs. Henry Fishburn was called
to Shubert, Neb., Saturday by the
serious Illness Of her. daughter.
John Shubel Of Oklahoma city
was in town Tuesday looking after
his property here.
The q. 4 II. boys and the w. r..
g. girls were delightfully."- enter
tanned Monday afternoon at the
home OF Rev. and Mrs Riley. The
old boys voted Miss Ruth 10 be "A
trump and "A regular American girl.
our two lawmakers from this city,
Senator, Lynche and Representative
Taylor. are at their desks in Okla
homa city.
Mrs. ". .. Ian. 90 Detroit, Mlch,.
returned home Friday after visit
here with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Bridges
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

feel exceedingly enthusiastic
when telling about the many little
extra Conveniences offered the fem
inine patrons OF the First National
bank at Fourth and Main. Their
special ladies "indow, No. IA, where
Mrs. Shirley Is in charge is beCom-
ing very popular-but no wonder
Mrs. Shirley Is always so pleasant
and ready to serve her patrons and
assist them with their banking
problems.
Palm Beach fashion writer's tell
us that we arc TO have great re-
yiyaI Of flanncls this season and cs.
pccially win white flanncls he seen
I'm sports costumes.
You should pay no loveiicr com
pllment to u friend or hostess than
to send them box OF home made
candy from our charming Candy
land at 410 South Main where ih,y
make their candles fresh each dav.
Their prices are very reasonable to1.
Cutie curls" are said 10 he the
latest New York fad. They are an
car muff Of - tiny curis TO be
placed over each tiny pink ear,
Are you being practical this sea-
son? II 30 you will be pleased with
the half-price sale at Miss Lehigh's
Smart Vogue shop In the New
Wright building. | noticed several
smart duvetyn suits, unusual wraps
for different occasions and some
good looking street dresses among
those included in thiA offering
Brown, hcnnn and rust shade
ARE used most extensively for the
tailored hats.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
ItIi,

The banquet given by the local
chapter uf the state W e r. l.. In
honor ~ The executive board last
saturday was O. most enjoyable af-
fuIr An excellent table was laid.
ana wis attended bv as guests. Mrs.
Jos' phinc lIuhl. state president. pre-
sided Hs toastma4tor, and responses
were delightfully."- given bv Mrs Ab-
Die T.. lli.lcrmau ~ Sapulpu and
other state officers Henry s.
Johnston. iocpl attorney ana chair
man uf the chamber Of commerce
NV committee. pddrcped . spicn.
did appeal Tor Law and order" TO
'h" enforcement officials of the
state,
Tho duucc given hv tho dread
club Friday evening was an enjoy
nhlr affair. About 80 couples were
pro'out The hulmv air ~ spring.
'rg"the: w!fh various college, drr-
urutioue made one feel that the de-
liuhIiIl college nights Of gIaduose
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Just what I have been looking
for!' exclaimed my friend when we
sauntered into the exclusive Pathe
shop. 8 West Fifth, where they were
playing selections from Irene. Well
said !. didn't you know that Pathe
always has the popular music first?
! left her making a nice selection OF
February records.
We have every reason to believe
that the broad straight line effects.
with sashcd treatments will he pop
uiar FOR afternoon and street wear.
In a few days, Miss Jackson is GO
ing to New York to make personal
selections for her exclusive shop in
the Sinclair building and I under
stand she will accept few special
orders to be filled while in the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23
cue Announcements. 4

Mis- Mary StJukhuusc VIII tnfar.
thin the Monday study club iu her
nome. 1902 Eust Fifteenth street
CHAPTER S. f.. g. {. VIII meet
Monday afternoon win Mrs. Charlet
Haley
sTho Pan-llruouic society Will
meet with Miss Bnuch Creckmoro
on the afternoon Of saturday. Jan.
hary 20. This will hr the regular
monthly meeting. Assistant hos.
lcHH"s viii bo Mrs. Alien Shaw.
MisHo7 Mildred Morrison, GLADYS
ll'hdcrHhot und wilma Nspiu.
The Home Efficiency club meets
Monday in the Community Kitchen
nhd "a good attendance IL eApcciod.
Tho Tulsa Star club viii meet
win Mrs Joseph Druot az leader. at
Masonic Temple. ESQ O'Clock. Hos.
tcsfcs Will be Mesdumcs II. -. Green.
Della Boone. Elizabeth Harrison.
Anna Wulvcriou, licryl Van Emnu.
George Mowbrny aud j. B. OborhoI-
zor.
Tho Maccabro club VIII meet
TucHday January 90. with Mrs. Itossi
Holmes M hostess. ~ South Chcy-
tnuo avenue. Assisting husteNsca
VIII De Mcsdamos Fannie Iluncy and
Rosa lIoois.
The Altar society Of Sacred Heart
parish met At the home ~ Mrs.
j. j kiom Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Eoim was assisted by her sis
tcrs, Mrs. G.. j. Klein aud Mrs. Chr-
encc kclm. In her duties. About for.
" ladies' were present. This was the
ilrst meeting with the new officers
IN charge. Mrs r. T.. FLANAGAN.
president. MIS-. \. A. Davidson. vico
pfehdent, Mrs. NJ. j l'llhlc, socre-
taiy. Mrs. Clarence kcim treasurer.
The following committees were
appointed for the years entertain
mont: Mrs q. j. Hndmnn, Mrs. J
X. Maniou. Mrs, Ed Branff visit
Ing committee, Mrs Blnncy Mrs. \.
+. Sweeney, Mrs. " u. jenkins. sick
committee, Mrs, g, a. RarquarAon.
Mrs. G. j. kcim, Mrs. l. n. clark.
purchasing committee, Mrs j. j.
blalr, Mrs. u. j. Brennon. Mrs. -.
A dainty luncheon was served at
the close.
Mrs. walter l.. cain viii present a
group of her piano pupils In recital
Friday evening. January 2s. az the
public library nt which time pa %
irons and friends are cordiuy in
vit"d to tend.
The Black Friars announce they
VIII give two dances In the early
future. naming February II and
March I, az dates. the affairs to he
informal ana given In the Kennedy
restaurant This social club will
give line party at the Orpheum
ON the evening uf THURSDAY Ianu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

charming models that VIII be most
convincing,
Opinions seem divided as To the
coiors which viii be most worn this
spring. hut II one can Judge from
early Indications. rust, hcnna, and
various shades Of orange from the
paicst dawn to the bulgarian rcd.
viii lead all other colors In popular
ity.
| wonder II every one Of you read
ers OF mine have been In to see the
new arrivals Of spring suits at the
Paris Fashion shop, AIS South Main,
this week, II not, you've missed
something really worth while for
they arc indeed Tho last word and
ia like to have you see them.
Two .colors that are recci,ing
quite II iit,lc attention Just now In
the millinery world of Paris, are the
shades OF flame and blonde,
For gift, prize, souvenir or box
Of cheer for sick friend don't
overlook Mrs, Orr's Home Shop, COS
south Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

Chapcroned by Mrs. Braught the
high school girls basketball team
went 10 Guthrie for game and
other entertainment Friday. The
girls making the trip were Airline
Brock, Lillian Brock. May Christen-
sen, GLADYS Oden, I.ygia Fry, Vera
Maloch, ldell Wolleson and Carma
: lInE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

II YOU have tender
tired feet you viii be
Interested in the won
icrful foot massage
and electrical treat
ncnts given by an eX-
pert operator at the
Sew York Hair shop
md Beauty parlors,
lver Renberg's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

II really Is n privilege 70 see
such an unusual exhibit Of Nor
mandy laCcs-- made by the French
peasants AS is being shown for u
few days only at Miss JaCkson's
Exclusive shop in the Sinclair build
ing.
Roman striped serge Il featured
In n very youthful suit, n slight full
ness set into pcplum front aud
folds OF the fabric emphasizing the
narrow back Of the skirt.
Attractive white flannel sports
skirts, that are being worn tor golf
this season and several sports suits
bearing the stamp of exclusive"
were among the new oOmcrs at Miss
Lchigh's Smart Vogue shop in the
New Wright building, this week.
I've heard that gingham Il the
most popular fabric for morning
wear NJ Palm Beach. right now.
I,uck or chance or good common
sense led mo straight to the He'll
hrou icwelry store at Main and Sec
oud, yesterday when looking for a
real bargain to rave about Some
thing practical this time-Silvcr-
ware Listen to this, sets OF 20
pieces OF Alvin life long plate, in the
popular patterns of Victory. Molly
&ark and George Washington, then
the community plate good for so
years In Patricinn Adams aud Shera-
tan patterns and the always popu-
lar Rogers lSi1 Queen Ann style
all formerly 500 per set now sac so.
Really ia like tu quote more prices
but believe YOU viii enjoy seeing
these wonderful values for yourself.
sleeves Ia some ~ the spring suits
of the drcssy type are thrcc-qunrtcr
length finished with or without
cuffs, while satin sashcs trim many
Of the skirts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

types they show you at the Louvre
millinery, IL West Fifth.
I've been reading IA lot about rib
bon being II popular trimming on
many hats this season.
When one drops into Mrs. Me-
Clintock's Marinollo beauty parlors
IL West Fourth the very atmosphere
OF the shop inspires one with assur-
ance Of it's superior methods and
absolute sanitray service.
Very attractive indeed II n street
irock of black serge embroidered In
white porcelain beads,
Don't let the grass grow under
your feet" another day, II you are
even thinking Of having your picture
takcn-do 1t now Just drop int ,
the James studio. across from the
Hotel Tulsa and ask to see some of
their new work--and--w well--you
Will make an appointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

NJ 70 r. M".derRou was ho.trsg
Friday afternoon 10 mombors. ,f t,.
N'udi'di club uud group ~ special
g"''lS. Mrs L. H. Hickrus made
TOP score, Mrs. u. t., Sahlcu won
,"h51lduou. Guests present were
M'HdaWc- George Shufcr. ~ 81
Graves, J.. -. Iouor. ". 4. brown
ana Page H. Hudson. Cu flowers
"'r" fha decorations. and after the
game luncheon Was served ou th,
card tables
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23


you can't afford to miss knowing
about.
Unique among the new chapcaux
Il the long scarf of gcorgcttc or lace.
hanging 10 the wnistlinc over one
shoulder. To he wrapped around the
throat when desired.
Walking down Main street yester-
day ! snuntered into Testers Dis
tinCtlve shop, 5li South Main and
while talking to the manager
learned that their buyer is now in
hte eastern market, making selec-
tions for the coming season-and
that from now on each day would
bring new creations in frocks--
suits-miliinery and accessories to
their shop, They also intend to
specialize in stylish stouts" and will
devote considerable attention to
frocks for the young debutante.
Many or the younger set at the
Ritz, are wearing high Russian
toqucs OF either krimmer or taupc
CaraCul, says IL fashion letter.
Charming hear you say af-
ter visit TO the Lingerie and Tiny
Tots Toggery Shop, 52i South Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

ty shop Il East fitth and the oN,
pert win have your hair back TO It,
natural Culor-giNc you shampoo
and a perfect marcel I'm a very short
time. lnccto--they tell mc--is the
only hair dye thlt viii take "A mar
col without breaking the hair.
Black onyx and jet icwclry is n
pronounced vogue In Paris this sea.
sou
Truo rontoutment = really con
d.tiOn OF the mind although tho
mind often needs the assiaaucc OF
glasses titted 10y the Haunis optical
Co. sos South Boston
Mother Nature has inspired mann
Of the designs which are noted IN
nll-oNCr effects ON gowns, suits and
wraps this spring.
And again | have real news FOR
you--Mlss Hcrold has gone to Sew
York whore sho viii mako personal
selections for her lovely millinery
shop, - West Third, and viii start
AT once sending spring hats that
cannot help but please each ore OF
YOU, llston--whou she RETURNS
win have q surprise TO tell so be
watching FOR II.
I've noticed that the French ';u-
gcric htclN imported. show consider
able plrating all finely done.
For afternoon wear, gTCch In VI.
rluu~ shades, pink, rangcrinc and
whit" with plenty gray, win he In,
cnl"rS most In evidence AT Pain
Beach, says good authority.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

morning MrH Quiniain was Miss
I,uIu EEnn before her marriage.
The baby IL the first Ernnd'hI'd oi
Mf. ana Mrs James Egnu.
Nr,, Carl sreppl,. ,r >apsea ,itv
and N,s p.,, Nf,Nufiy and duugb
49,, t,,th ,rr yisItI,g Ltr and Mrs.
=, ,',,,l',. at.',,..,t ana f,,,Iv oI
.''' '''''
Mr. ana Mrs. j. w Carr of 'h't
tor iiiI ohio. are her" for ylH'
iu the homes 81 their d1uEhicr Mrs
Murray NJ DOHn, ana fuft DIT. =. ~
carr.
~, "a II t,rkip ,f uuoiler.
TO-. ..,',., ,,, d,,,bt,r Nrs
a., ",'.t,''' ~, Gn'',r S,rfrl.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

If YOU are IN
any doubt about
spring hats being
h g r g drop into
the millinery de-
partment OF tho
Advance shop, \
West 'Aird and
Mrs. Blanchard
Nill show many
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-23

I've always
told you that for
smart and cor
rect footwear, go
to Atkins Boot
eric, South Main
and when You see
the brogues and
oNfords they arc
showing Cor early
spring wear You