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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-08

The COvuty needs tne money, but
don't pay penalty ON your taxes
Wayne l.. Dickey. county treasure,
Advertisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-08

lively TO severe" There Is some
splendid comedy portrayed in the
best Ray vein.. especially ln the
small general store whore the
Young fellow, determined TO get q
Job, shows his ability as salesman
and astonishos the old-fashloncd
atorckecpor with his ability to make
people part with their dollars -.-anl
like t.-Adyortlsemrnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-08

"A Midnight Bell" Charles Rays
latest picture. which will be fca-
tured as a First National attraction
at the Strand theater beginning sat
urday, Is an adaptation Of Charles
Hoyt's well known stage play and
probably the fastest moving that
star has been seen IN. II is fun Of
swift action and in 1t Ray has tho
opportunity to display a variety OF
emotions, from grave to gay, from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

As many M tho whlms " an April
day are the styles and shapes OF the
cabinets OF the Actucllc, but regard
less of the style of cabinet this mira b
Gle phonograph gives out the same
perfect tone that has earned It's
wonderful reputation among phono-
graphs. Drop into tho Exclusive
Pathe shop. s West Fifth, this week
and ask to see the ncvcr-wind mod
cls--thc'rc great yet cost no more
than an ordinary phonograph.
Many Of the dresses for sports
year are ON the straight line kimnnn
chcmisc style. that IL 80 well liked
by the younger women. They are
usually siip-ons with short open
ink ~ the back or front.
Even in the midst OF moving and
rodecoratlng the new Wotzcll Gal
lcrios, COS South Boston. Mr. Wet :
Zell has not overlooked the fact that
spring is at hand and that people
win he wtsnting new pictures along
with other changes In their home
ana with this I'm mind he ~ now
showing many beautiful prints and
wonderfully hand-carved frames
tinted I'm pastel shades, making then
attrnctivoly harmonious with any
color scheme OF the room for which
they may be desired.
In one fashion journal we reat
that skirts are fuller and longer, IN
another We find this: "Skirts will
not he any longer this season, aud
some authorities predict that they
vii! actually be "a little shorter II
anything"
Tho "pick o. the season" In sports
apparel | know, because I've seen
them at Herold's, Il West Third
A great many large hats are being
shown for summer ana there seems
To he decided preference for the
transparent models.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

4 Allurlng in their charm. tantaliz-
ing in their "chicness' are the
frocks one accs at the Domorcst
Shop, sos South Main. Never In
the history of this shop--and I have
visited it each week for fashion
,nrws-havc they shown such "a Won
,dcrful collection OF scasonable dress
es, many of which are direct i'm
ports while others are exact copies
Of French models. bringing them
within reasonable prices. a lovely
place TO shpo.
70 NcN sports froCks are being In
'troduccd. showing various details of
decoration IN rringcs.
Wearing the s-oper glasses in
time will relieve the mind as well
as the eyes. Ask the llannis Opti-
Zeal Co, 30j South Boston about II.
:. tufflcd blouscs and ycstccs are
The popular choice of the woman
who Is wearing tvccds and home
spuns.
, Spring days arc with us, days and
-cvonings when wo not only apprc-
.ciate the smartnoss OF a becoming
lfur but enjoy it's comfort as well.
Mrs. Madden, who represents the
Shukcrt Furs, at the Mann Hat
shop, In the Sinclair building. has
tho most cntiCingly lovely furs you
ppNer laid your eyes on. Just the
lHhokor, stole or circle that you vii
want at very low prices.
I Some of the frocks of bright color
linen are simply cut and relieved d,
cmbroidcrics Ia white wool.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
STATE SOCIETY

lowing: Misses Mabel Esslinger.
Margaret Neibling. Genera Mark
ham, sylvia Bowlcs, Alice Morris,
Iva Wallingford, Margaret Davis,
Gladys Holt, opal Corey, Patsy Bur
dctte, Ruth Barron, Thelma Wells
Bernlce Gaddy, Estella Lewis Mabel
Smith, Josephine Sprague. Ruth Me
Anally, Lucille WallinRford, Helen
Williams. Flo Tiller; Messrs. Joe
N0as, Truman smith, Arnold
Curnutt Dixie Tiller. Dwight Wal
ker. Ira Doolittle, August Zcllner,
Murray Spillcr, Melvin Parr, Aubry
Murray. Joe Dowdy Roy Smith and
Alba Mulkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Jones. Mes
danes Jones and Alice Allen OF
Muskogee were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson.
Mr.. Otto Chiffon OF Leila. who has
been In poor health for some time.
is again at the homo of his sister.
Mrs. Charles Foster and Mr.. Foster,
where he will remain indefinitely,
taking advantage Of the water and
climate OF this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt r.. Rogers were
complimented with two handsomely
appointed dinners given this week
by friends in the neigbofhood
from which they viii shortly re-
move to occupy their commodious
new home on East Commercial ave.
nue.. The affairs were given on
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mra
NJ i. Howser and on Thursday cvc-
ming by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keaton.
MIR. and Mrs. r. Il. Mitchell en-
tertaincd with a bridge dinner on
Friday evening, having as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r.. Cheno-
weth, j. NJ. Burkhart, a. c. Sradcr
G. B. Talbot and Jake Bearman OF
Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Sans left Mon
day morning for Cushing. on route
TO Missouri, where they will spend
two weeks vacation.
CONTINUED on PACE FIVE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

our First National Bank. at
Fourth and Main. extends warm
welcome TO overy visitor within it's
doors. and when Miss Feminine"
trips In to do her banking she finds
window H. with Mrs. Shirley IN
charge, ready TO give her every per-
sonal attention, and she goes away
with the feeling that she has expert
cnced II secure and hospitable
service.
some OF the new bIouscs have the
sash tied ON one side only, with the
ends long enough to reach well to-
ward the knees.
often the figure OF the woman you
admire so much ls the result of a
perfect corset. perfectly fitted--such
as the How'd, sold by Mrs, Carpenter
at the Paris Fashion Shop. AIS South
Main.
The Mitd sailor Is n becoming
and useful shape and promises 10
enjoy great popularity this season.
When you drop info Testers. 5i4
South Main. and ask to see the
sweaters and new scarfs. you1l be
surprised TO know there are so many
charming styles and colors in the
whole world. They are indeed at
| tractive. htssInElM
Especially popular are the tan
gcrinc, hcnna and rust shades, while
not In many years has AS much
scarlet been seen.
Spring winds and summer heat
will have no effect upon the appear
ance OF your hair II you are wearing
the new bobs, puffs. ourls or extra
switches that arc 80 popular right
now. II you visit the Harper Beauty
shop. 4O5 South Boulder. youll get
perfect match Mt very moderate
prices.
Skirt lengths show n great deal OF
variety all told, but the average IL
short quite short.
Isn't It perfectly splendid to know
that they do all kinds OF stamping
and embroidery to order at tho
Boulder Millinery and Art Store, sos
South Boulder. sdA4Hki
A fad OF the moment Is the hat
pin having u crystal or jade ring
pendant from the parent pin.
For the afternoon gowns mostly
afternoon or evening wear at very
reasonable prices visit the Boulder
Millinery and Art Store, sos South
Boulder.
Good for the woman who wants TO
turn her used clothing into money,
also for the woman who wishes to
appear well dressed on a small in
come--the Ladies' Clothing Ex-
change, 422 South Frisco. Usage
3244.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

hour by xhc operator ht mo New
York HAN shop and Beauty Par
lOrs, over Ronbergs
Some OF the evening gowns show
ing Greek lines are carried out In
drapcrics loosely wound about the
figure. These gowns have no
sleeves and the dccOlletc Is less pro-
nounccd than last year.
Now that warm weather is here |
find 10 many people enjoying the
rofreshments al Candyland, 4l0
South Main a perfect rendezvous for
those who love dainty, delicious con-
coctions delightfully."- served, This
Is an ideal place 10 meet ones
friend for a chat.
In one of our bc>t shops ! no
tiCcd "a separate sports coat Of tweed
with cut wool fringe as "A finish.
Sports apparel with witchery
touches OF real individuality, sort o
Expresses the types Miss Lehigh ia
showing In her Smart Vogue shop in
the New Wright building.
Now listen 10 this-at the La
Wheat shop, 219h South Main, over
the Palace Theatcr, / saw more than
800 dresses no two alike, Some
were for tho street, others for after.
noon wear and from every season
able material in styles TO please, and
here's the miracle, your choice fol
S25, This Is shop YOU Will enjoy
dropping in,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Tho Tea Cup Inn will serve a very
special Easter dinner. starting at
1890 p. IN. and continuing until
$3.50 in the evening, Phone Mrs.
Baldwin for party reservations
It's pleasant to know that you
have someone who can advise you
manner Mrs. Weinbergcr can. Give
her an inkling OF your plans, tell
her what you have on hand and
she'll give you a list complete Of
what you need TO make tho summer
ideal Drop around 10 her Vein
berger Modisto shop, . west Firth.
In tho wool day dresses one secs
an occasional high collar, which
may be opened II the wcarcr please.
Miss Constance Wright recently
with Bonwit-Telicr q CO., New York,
is opening an exclusive corset and
lingerie shop at 522 South Main,
where she will carry the popular
Bicu-Jullic and Franco Corsets and
also hand made lingerie and Pull
man robes with an exclusive show
ing OF silk hosiery and handker-
chiefs viii tell you more about
this charming shop from week to
week.
without doubt one Of the most at
tractivc effects I've seen for the
summer hat Is the use OF two colors
OF orgundie together, one yelling the
other -- for instance, light gray
makes n wonderful vcilcd effect for
"a brilliant color such as orange.
This Is the very time 10 have thai
picture taken. Don't put it off. Be
sides, It will be Just the correct gif
to leave with the friend you visi
this summer. Have you seen tn,
new ideas at the James Studio. dl
rectly across from Hotel Tulsa? Tn,
movie lighting" is the one like.
something tweed" must be II
your wardrobe this season.
Dropped into the Delecta Beaut,
| Salon, u South Main, over Wool
/ worth's, yesterday, TO find this new
/ shop busy which goes to show tina
| already these wonderful beauty re
| storing treatments have becom'
/ popular in Tulsa ana tho DclectS
| preparations are gaining new friend
| each day Drop around soon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

~ The style show at tho Majestic
this past week was "A grand sue
hess-evcryogo is talking about II
and this attractive model featured
footwear from Akins Booteric, 22l
Eouth Main.
y Gray lace and chiffon gowns are
very numerous at club affairs this
season.
=. La Blanche Childrcn's Shop, 0
East Sixth street is open and is very
attractive in color scheme of old
.iyory and the new yellow tones with
a touch Of blue giving a very French
They arc showing a
complete line Of wearing apparel for
Ilnfants and children. l especially no
Heed a number Of exquisite dresses,
Specially designed for this shop.
IThcy also make garments to order
and are showing a nice variety Of
for the kiddics.
/, IL seems TO me that Off-thc-facc
bats trimmed with flowers or leaves
Tfinttcncd against the brim are almost
'as popular as Off-the-brim trin~
innings.
s. For a pleasing shampoo, a perfect
imarcol or youthifying facial, drop
,into tho American Beauty shop, 3l3
,south Boulder.
~ Many twccds and homespuD suits
lh really bright cOlOrs are being
worn.
n There Is no reason in the world
IWhy you cannot have "A lovely hat
Ia price YOU can afford, for ! saw
Very attractive oncs at Miss Rusts
millinery 206 East Third, at Tho
lmost alluring prices ever, and while
Nrying on hats there this week
tnoticod number OF very smart
,drcsscs being turned out by Mrs
sailcn OF the Tulsa Dressmakinp
'1arlors.
II All this week there will be spo.
hcial showing al the House Dress
Shop, 1909 South Boston, OF spring
End summer frocks at very tempt
ifng prices There will be dresses
;4or street wear, party frocks, some
S,uitable for office wear and many
Itharming models for the home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

There IL not a
divided thought
at the NJ "A r y
Jane Children's
shop, - East
I'ifth. u vcr y
effort IL con -
gcntrated upon
giving mothers
"A tin ctivc
place To shop
for all season
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

able apparel for the babies and
children of all ages A shop whore
every garment has been carefully
selected with the idea OF giving their
patrons as smart collection TO Sc
lect from as they could find In any
city. An adorable shop, | assure
you.
shiny black grapes are n hat trim
ming seen II good deal of late, usual
~ on black hats.
At the Demorest Shop. 500 South
Main, the suits have "A charming
distinction and style that ends tho
uucst for Miladys hearts desire
in scasonable suit or wrap. This
IN the shop whore fashions shown
are the last thought OF the origlna-
tors and whore prices are always at
tractivc.
4 clever idea OF the moment ~ Ia
carry IL bag to match the shoes.
They have just received another
lot OF those adorable silk hose In
every scasonable color at Lestcr's.
5l4 South Main.
Black and white combinations are
gaining favor In the exclusively mil
ilncry displays.
Among the fashionable footwear
we note gray as favOritc, though
all combinations of gray and patent,
gray and duh leather and shades of
brown sucda and leather are also
good.
ono Of the things you'H want Ia
do this week is to drop into the
Louvre Millinery shop, IL West
lNlfth, and try on some ~ those
smart hats they are offering at
greatly reduced prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Inccto, the marvel Of
tho age i'm hair COluring
Gray and faded hair
may be restored 10 is
natural color, sham -
poocd ana ready for a
perfect marcel in one
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Have a tran d
Prize Eureka Vac
uum Cleaner sent to
you on 10 days free
trial. II you decide
TO buy after a free
trial, pay only $3.50
down, balance easy
monthly payments.
Phone o s &c or
Cedar 572, f.. B.
ID Q 8 h on q c o.
'1rhings Electrical"
500 South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

Scarfs are more popular than
ever, especially those of the sheer
Shetland and the fiict-wovcn wool
models i'm checks and stripes Ia
match the dominating color In the
costume.
Happiness and good Htalth are
natural results of correct dancing,
and | am very partcular 10 teach
correct poisc as well as the new
steps said Goueyleye Hauflaire at
her Academy of Dancing, 4i4 South
Boulder.
For the afternoon gowns mostly
soft fabrics are used, such as heavy
satin, creme satin, crepe barocin. tIf-
feta and printed foulards'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

When you read this
concentrate on I n @
n a m G, addtess and
phone number, as you
Will need them all very
ofsen, / imagine. Very
recently tho Clar k
Flower shop opened it's
doors at 81 East Thir-
tcenth street with n
regular" place to sell
potted plants, fcrna
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
Mans Eyesight Measured
That Science May Protect II

OF all the senses given by God TO
man, sight is the one most greatly
treasured. Soundness of vision!
What a world of varied form and
color and widely ranged activity it
opens-yet on what supremely deli
cate adjustments OF glass to eyes 1t
oftentimes depends. only IA genera
tiCn or so ago men tried on glasses
very much as they try on shoes-till
they found the lspses which 1t
seemed TO them would do"
Today optical science offers TO the
world OF sight-dimmed scientific
means of adjusting glass to sight.
At the first sign OF disorder or weak
ness, consult
HannIS Optical Co.
sos South Boston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27
"Iiaystack" Is the name given II
pale yellow tint that is featured In
some of the blouse showings.

La Dicha Shop. East sixth, is
a branch of the well known La
Dicha Shop Of Kansas City, and in
Vites you to call and gives the as
surance OF showing you exquisitrics
in antique and costume Jewelry,
purses, French perfumes, tucking
combs and hair ornaments and this
week lovely special of corsages
and buttonieres, something differ
ent--in these to greet you.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-27

The correct corset has
so much to do with the
beauty and becomingncss
of your gowns that I'm
sure you will be glad to
hear about the Jane Jack
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-04
STATE COMMISSION SEEKS TO ENJOlN
 I.C. C. FROM ACTION

Montgomery, September S.-(Spe- cial l)-Authority of the Interstate commerce commission to ignore the public service commission of Ala bama and permit the railroads to es- tablish 50 per cent surcharge on Pullman tickets purchased for intra- state travel was made an issue in the federal court Saturday afternoon. when an application for permanent injunction preventing the interstate commerce commission from interfer- ring with intrastate travel in Pull man cars was filed.
 The application was filed by the public service commission through Harwell G. Davis, attorney general, and Ray Rushton, special counsel. who was employed for this litigation. The petition alleged that the inter state commerce commission had ex- ceeded it's authority in permitting the railroads to collect this surcharge, and contended that the authority and Jurisdiction of the interstate com merce commission are confined to traffic which moves between states, and that it had no power to say what charge shall be made for Pullman tickets or whether or not surcharge should be placed on Pullman tickets intended for use between points in the state of Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-04
.LOWNDES COUNTY 1
 PUSHING CATTLE
Places 12 Jerseys With Club Boys, Holds Dairy Day and
 Orders Thirty Heifers

Auburn, September 3.-(Special)- The placing of 12 fine Jersey heifers among as many club boys and girls of Morgan county, the opening of a cream station at evergreen, a big dairy day at Union Springs, and the placing of orders for 30 registered jersey heifers and 20 good grade milkers by the farmers of Lowndes county are among the most important of the many recent developments in dairying in Alabama.
 In making his report of the placing of 12 heifers in Morgan county, w. c. Johnson, county agent, states that they were placed with wide-awake, enthusiastic boys and girls who are anxious to become dairymen in d small way, and that they were pleasantly entertained by the bankers and business men of Albany -Deca- tur when they came to receive their calves
 Demands for a total of 50 dairy cat tie, 30 of which are to be registered and 20 are to be grades. indicate that the Lowndes county farmers are in earnest about dairyin.y, and in a short time County Agent R. s. Parker hopes to have these cattle located and soon they will be producing milk and cream to be sold by farmers of the county.
 To further improve the blood of their dairy cattle. the Lowndes coun- ty farmers expect to buy co-opera- lively five outstanding Jersey bulls some time this fall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-04
AUBURN PRESENTS
 SOME NEW FACES

Auburn, September 3.-(Special.) J. Along with the changes in buildings and additional equipment the old Auburn students who arrive for the opening of college next week will be greeted by several new faculty mem- T. Gray, pr, Rupert Taylor, Dr. A. ". H. Povah, Prof. E. J. Moore, J. w. Bergthold and W. H. Hutsell.
 On July l Professor Gray became ment station and dean of the az ricultural faculty, and his re- turn to Auburn, where hc taught in the animal husbandry de- partment from 1905 10 1913, is one of the most distinct additions to the Auburn faculty in several years. Pro- lessor Gray is well known by the farmers of Alabama.
 Dr. Rupert Taylor, new head of the English department, and also dean of the academic faculty, comes from Columbia university, where he was professor of English By nature, training and experience he is we'll qualified to take charge of this inn portant department.
 Hotany Department
 Dr. Povah is an addition to the botany department, and his work will he that of research, teaching and ex- tension in plant pathology. He is an alumnus of the University of Mich igan, where he was employed as an instructor. and later went to a col lege in New York, where he was professor; and In view of the ever increasing economic importance of plant diseases his work in Auburn and in the whole state would be vii tally important.
 The coming of Prof. l.. J. Moore. who is an alumnus of the University of Washington State, means an addi- ticn to the mechanical engineering department. and his work will be that of supervision of metal working. J. w. Bergthold is the new Young Mems Christian association secre- tary. and since the old Presbyterian church is being especially equipped for "Y' headquarters, it will doubt less mean more to the students this year.
 Last, but not least, of the new ad- ditions to the faculty will be w. H. Hutsell, who comes from the Bir- mingham Athletic club to be asss- tant to Coach Donahue and directly in charge of certain branches of athletics. MT. Hutsell is an alumnus of the University of Missouri, and is peculiarly qualified for the work out lined for him at Auburn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-04
MOORS SOON TO FREE
 SPANISH COMMANDER
By Associated Press

Melilla, August 30.-(Delayed.)- )- The release of General Navarro. the Spanish commander in Morocco, who was taken prisoner recently. is be- lieved to be imminent. Negotiations for his ransom. as well as for that of the officers and soldiers accom- panying him, are in progress.
 The Spanish gunboat Lava left here during last night for Alhucemas carrying new officers and soldiers uniforms, supposedly for the pur- pose of reclothing the released pris- oners.
 The visit here of the Spanish war minister Cierva was received with out enthusiasm. While here the minister visited the advanced posi- tions riding in an armored car. Dur ing his entire visit the Moors main tained incessant rifle firing and att tackled blockhouse between Atala- yon and Sidi- Ahmed. cutting the barbed wire. sitting holes in the sand bags and throwing hand gre nades inside sA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-04
Hickey Defeats Ridley

Atlanta, September 3.-Richard Hickey of the Atlanta Athletic club won the golf championship of Atlanta today by defeating Chick Ridley, a club mate, 5 and in the 36-hole final match. The tournament was marked by two players Wimberly Peters and Carey Baker. shooting hole in one stroke