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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
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F@ENTF1ERY STUFF

~ Is the Frenehwoman who APP
q precia,es 20 the full the value OF n
man wrap with dress-up cos
. tune. Something about the
throat always lends an effect o. for
mal.iy and distinction 20 the simplest
frock be The Something a tiny wrap %
FUR or feathers. a scarf % soft SILK.
or only a length % tu.ie From France
come a.. these formal little eTec's IN
neckwear--or one might more prop
erly say: shoulderweaf Very neat is
the Parisienne always about he throat
part % her costume and rarely DO you
see her. IN ne street or IN a restaurant.
without some smart little neck hnish
which aci biz more % Formally 90
her zee % than the decolleie line Of
a blouse Or bodice open at the throat
would give
These open neck effects are seen
mostly Ia America and IN England.
Tho French woman wears her round
ed-out bodice or her V shaped blouse.
opening indoors. bu, when she fares
forth IN her bollovarde ana restauran,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

IN a pretty shade OF gray and the
dropped stitches form a striped pat.
tern up and down sweater and sleeve
not az all a difficult effect 10 achieve
and a very attractive one you'll admit.
Gray Sweaters The Rage
As gray has been the shade this sea.
son In furs. hats. six stockings and
all costume generally. so It Is 10 be
the craze In sweaters fer the coming
sea son--Or one assumes a. much
judging from the number OF gray
sweaters and sllpons that have APP
peared IN Southland resorts where
vel dressed people congrcgatc. Pale
gray sweaters are worn with white
Or pale gray skirts % linen or silk.
Very sweet looked a young Eirl Ia
very pale gray shetland sweater. skirt
Of pleated crepe de chine In the same
delicate gray shade. and hat OF purple
straw wrta;hod with purple and white
vloiets A purple parasol was carried
with this deleciab.e costume. The
cray slipon pictured Is worn In a dlf-
ferent bat quite as smart way: a
dainty blouse OF white handkerchief
linen. with crisply plea,ed fr.lls on
collar. front ana Gun. accompanies the
slipon and the straw sailor hat Is blac
with a white chip facing and band o.
pleated black silk. The gray sweater
does not look well with colored frocks
unless Of pa.esi pastel tint: Il mus; be
accompanied by white or black. pref.
erably white. And color may be add.
ed In Ia; and parasol.
New Jenny Lind Nocklinc
Madam Mode is trying with all heI
might 20 introduce the straight-aeros,
neckllne. She has tried Il IN evenins
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
A CORSET FOR
THE BRIDE

- PECiAL corscts for wear with ihs
Wedding gown are Of white satin
~ brocade In an orange blossom pat
tern. Real point lace trims the top
OF the corset and tiny. Hat clusters Of
orange blossoms. made OF chiffon. are
attached 20 the lace here and there.
The carriers are OF white silk elastic
with silver clasps and slides bearing
the brides initials. The brassiere that
accompanies this beautiful corset 10
OF white satin ribbon and poin; lace.
with tiny orange blossoms In a cluster
AZ the front. Late trousseaux include
the sicp-in which has become u very
popular lingerie garment. threatening
20 displace the envelope. In
feminine favor. The siep-in Is a COM
blnod camiso'e and pantalon. the
pantalon narlng out In circular cut
from the straight little camisole.
There H. no fastening anywhere: the
sicp-in Is drawn up over the feet and
Us shouldcr-s'raps are slipped over the
shoulders and the brassiere or can't
sole falls In proper lines. II the gar
ment Is intended for wear over the
corsc, there ls'a rlhbon-run beading
al the walsilinc; but most s,ep-ins
are worn under the corset like an
envelope chcmlse. Some Of these
dainty models are OF sheer linen and
filei lace. others are Of crepe de chine.
And rare IA the article Of lingerie now
that has not It's pretty little hand
made SILK flower attached at one place
or another.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

black slipon, Is rather attractive. This
model Is OF croche'cl black silk and
tho turned back collar. making
knotied ncckue az SIS lower end Is
pretty detail The black silk slipon
Is worn as a blouse. over a can lsolc Of
vcn.sc lace. which shows IN a dainty
yestoo In front. u Is quite the thing
now you know TO display part OF your
camlsolc as . vest or as part Of the
front OF your blouse.
Iilei slipons Ia New Models
Two very engaging new hlet stitch
slipons are pictured. one OF silk and
the other Of wool. The wool mode. Is
ornamented with wool ombroldery-
the very latest notion and quite the
rage. The pictured slipon Is OF shell
pink wool with all edges finished IN a
close stitch that makes an effective
border and also holds the open hlet
pattern in good lines on the figure.
The embroidery Is done with wool in
shades OF French blue. and a little
black Is introduced 10 emphasize the
design. Mark the extreme length OF
the fringe on the sash. this Is a new
style note IN sweater models OF the
season.
The frlngcd slipon OF canary colored
silk. crocheied In flet pattern, Is the
handsomost model on today's page
IN point Of oxpensiveness. And Il will
be considered the most graceful and
distinguished model on the page by
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

was originally French. cor dl Roi".
meaning the kings cord And the
material was designed and used for
livery % the kings iackeys. Tho dur
ability OF corduroy rather than o. me
appearance speedily recommended u
20 the working people and eventually
corduroy became a sort OF universal
livery for the laboring classes Il be-
came a companloE % the flannel skirt
and the 'ersey. Then because Il vas
strong and sturdy and withal good
looking. sportsmen took u up Cor
duroy was used for such picturesque
attractive sport clothes OF masculine
character tina; feminini'y could not
resist i's attraction and took Il up.
rs establishment, In the world Of fash
Ton was assured Several million yards
Of corduroy are put annually into
romen's negiigee garments. Probably
! -uiii;r, yards more 70 into suits for
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

gay turbans and scarfS Indeed few
women realize how enormously the
right kind OF neck scarf can count In
the costume. a plain tailored suit and
,urban may DO made extremely stun
ming by the addition OF a smart veil
and n tricolei,e scarf In American
Beauty shade. A little woman came
from a small town to visit her city
cousins. Her clothes wers good. for
she wore standard sizes and ordered
from ca, 'ogues OF frst-claSs New
York shopA But she had absolutely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Marabout Aud Ostrich Are Combined
In Shades az Gray In This Dainty
Capcict Which Furnishes More
Warmth Than you Would Imagine.
alienation, loaned tho lady 20 be
smariened up pair Of onyx and pear
earrings, and drapcd about her neck
and shoulders two yards Of airy black
iullc. Behold. a distinctive and com.
polling costume!
II Is these little things that coun,
enormously and the woman who
makes a study OF accessories and how
TO wear them (which " the impor,an,
thing. can ret along with very simple
frocks and hats.
Rarely. In Paris, now do you 80. a
bare neck. The frock may be cu,
down In dccollete effect but alwsy.
there - something about the ,hroa,
Jeweled dog-collars are coming 4,
with evening gowns and omen blouse.
are tied together at the ihroa, wl,h
ribbon cravais. Hands OF tulle are ,Jea
about the neck with a bow a, one ., 4.
Ana u there Is nothing else. the border
OF the veil Ia draped around the ,h,a,,
and pinned al the back with an AZ.
traciiva brooch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

most women. one imagines. The color
Is a rich yet dainty yellow--a true
canary shade and the very deep,
knotted fringe makes the siipon par.
ucularly graceful. Knoiiod fringe on
the square collar Is another graceful
feature. This slipon may be worn
without lining. over a dainty can't
sole. for the nle, stitch Is very close.
A new scarf with plain and fancy
knitting in stripes Is plctured--a
model Of violet colorcd wool. matching
a violet spor, hat. Rather intricate Il
the pattern OF the stripes. but an ex-
pert knitter can puzzle OH, the stitch
without a great deal OF difficulty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

ment that the LITTLE country sir, brinss
IS a SIT 20 her r.0h CRY relative. you
know what a hIg.mc-'.rh' @. They
wore them back ln vrandma's day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

no chic-no dash. In other words
she had no style. "Make mo smart
she begged when n rather important
afternoon occasion was in prospect.
The city cousin considered her simple
hut well made black satin frock and
her small turban OF black velvet and
goura. She twisted the hat at diff
feront angle giving the goura n dash
ing slant. and added a thin mesh veil
dotted with chenille. She hung over
the black satin bodice n chain OF white
pearl Ind black Get bsads strung IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

- wEATERs grow Eayer and gay.
er-no, IN color but IN style.
~ GRADUALLY the sweater Is chang
" irg from a protecting garment.
donnsd for warmth. 20 an informal
blouse not intended as a wrap az all.
Probably the sweater. perceiving It's
Ions reign Threatened by the growing
popularity Of tailored sport coats. de-
eided 20 make a new stand as blouse
and In this role !, has made a decided
hit II abandoned severe lines and
Athletic surEestion and became the
most frivolous ana fetching AFFAIR that
could be achieved with worsied o. silk.
and u0w behold u established high In
favor In IL second incafnation--as a
delightful spor; blouse OF sheer tex
ture.
SILKS And Fine wools In New
sweaters
Sweater woods have been growing
hnsr and aner There are woods sey.
srsi degrees lighter than Shetland.
Which used 20 b. considered very
esa,y Indeed. And there are trim.
ming wenls. notably the curly worsied
band'nss which look quite Ike ostrich
feathers % tiny size. and closely
massei surplice models % White
wool hare hands OF this os,rieh.wooi
around the neck and on the short
sleeves and are dainty Affairs indeed
for verarda wear over thin frocks
One = speaking. OF course. OF the
Southland. where thin frocks are now
being worn by lucky women who can
run away from grim January as the
So-'hiand knows u.
The hne wcols no heavier than airy
threads. ana the lusirous silks OF
which sweaters are made. are knitted
or croche'ed IN daphanous patterns.
sore OF them 20 sheer that a lining
% thin SIN a. George'ie must be
dropped under the cohwebby fabric.
These lsce-like sweaters are worn IN
the morning with sport skirts Of sum.
merry maierial--crisp linen or novelty
silk. skirts OF Thin white serge r.
fannel are also being worn az Palm
Beach this season. Under the sheer
swcaisr-blouse one dons dainty
camisole or brasslsre. bu; the lining
Of ehlfon or thin SILK keeps a sweater
~ very open pattern from being too
revealing a garment.
Dropsiitch Effects Popular
Drops;lich knitting Is che newes,
thing for sweaters and y smarter jus,
now than the diet crochs, stitch which
was 80 much fancled last summer
Anybody can DO dropSiich: Il l. a.
easy ~ casting on or binding Of
when you set The kaack-and she
work goes very fast You can kat a
whole s'.pon In no time a. all 50
trops'iich i sure 70 be popular for
The summer girl can make herself any
number % morning biouses with IL
lie eiori. 4 very pretty dropsil'oh
s,ipon IL 81 canary coloret silk and
wool yarn--a yarn which has beauil.
frl lus'ef. The s'lpon Is drawn IN az
the wais' by a cord girdle. run through
row % the dropsitch pattern. Col.
lar and narrow elbow cuffs are o.
white angora
Two dropsii,ch enecs are pictured
one she Jenny Lind siipon with
s:raighi-aeross neckllne and the other
the belted shpon worn wl'h a fri, Cd
fhlrwais, which shows above the
from; opening o. 'hs sweater. This
latter model j. % sir ana WOO yarn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

when houses we're not so we'll heated
as they are now.
The new version OF tho ancient hug.
me.t.ght. pictured IN the rlbbon-laoed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23
PlNkWOol

knitted Slipons That Re.
place BIouses Fad of the
Hour ropstitch Effects
lust Now the Craze The
Jenny Lind Neokline Ap-
pears In Sweaters for
Southland Wear-Fringe
a Favored Trimming.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-23

Madam Mode Is trying with all her
might 20 introduce the straight-across
neckllne. She has tried Il IN evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921

and method, then he will he at hts
fighting best Friday. To Tulsa q
celebration OF Armistlce day me-
brings all the vim. vlgor and vitality
OF that human dynamo that Ia Buly
sunday, all the incomprchonsibly
long string OF lurid. scathiug. fiam-
Ing adjectivcs that are part and
parcel OF his sermons all the hatred
OF can't and hypocrisy and all tho
love OF truth and goodness that are
rooted In him embodied IN two SER
mons apropos Of the day. 'Thc
Fighting Saint is his subject for
afternoon, "Americanism' or safe
~ First" at night. Friday night
Is TO be a great night I'm the sun.
day campaign. Billy Sunday him
self has been looking forward to it
Hell Hit tho Reds.
Oh no VIII shout AS he hurtles
TO tho edge or the platform. there
TO pivot periously and energctically
on one foot as he propcls himself
with a vigorous arm, "just YOU wan
untir Friday night II don't
burn 'em up the--tho bull-ncckcd
otten-hoarted pups''
Tho subject matter being that
| portion OF these United States with
| -rag-waving, bolshevistic ten
dencies.
In my estimation" aid Roh
/ Matthews. Mr.. sundays versatile
secretary. tho boss's sermon Satur-
/ day night Is one Vf the sweetest aud
best of all his revival repertoire"
Tho subject for the Saturday
/ nighF~sormon H. Home In the
afternoon he will preach on the
subject Tho Secret Of Failure"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10

the giant SUNDAY campaign for folks
for the Lord and Il is 60 be carried
into the business offices and housca
OF Tulsa.
Tho council girls are going to
have dinner together IN tho Motho-
dist church. south. with Mrs. VIII
liam Asher. director OF tho womcn's
work, Mrs. l.. ". Abbott, chairman
OF the central division of tho local
women's committee and other NOM
hers OF that division they will plan
their work for the neat five weeks.
Aftor the dinner they will attend the
night meeting In a body.
There Is one council gtrl FOR every
IS business women I'm Tulsa Il 3 6
girls In all. They constitute the
personal workers among business
girls. Tonight they Will get ac-
quainted with one another. with Mrs.
Asher and with tho women with
whom they will work. Tho regular
organization campaign among the
business women NJ the city viii not
begin until next wock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10
CORN CROP LESS, 4
YIELDS HEAVIER
Crop Reporting Bureau
Sees Production Lower
by 20 per Cent
PRICE TAKES BIG DROP
Index of All Crops on Nov. l
1916 per Cent Lower
Than in 1920

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9,-The
..,, rrop amounted 90 3,15I.69S,00O
s"sbels. as compared with "A De-
s.,,ber .u 1890 estimate OF 3,2S2.367
tgshels and the yield was 2s.a
bushels TO the acre az compared
,rj,b a tcn-ycar average of 26.4
Sssbels. the crop reporting board
,oi tbe bureau OF markets and crop
,rimates announced today.
Tbe price index Of all crops on
,oyenbcr 1 was 39.6 per cent lower
Hsn a year ago and i5.5 per cent
aver than last years aggregate
,,oductiou, and 1t.3 per cent lower
KAN the average Of the preceding
five years.
Tho weight per measured bushe 81
NJ wheat was SOS pounds against
"a last year; oats 2S.3 pounds
against 53.i last year; barley 44.4
p5unds against 400 last year.
THE stocks of old corn on farms
vo,enhcr is estimated at 2St,-
l7s.00O. 81 per cent of 1890 crop,
rompared with 39,9G6,000 bushels
year ago and S0,576,000 bushels
,he .-erasc Of the preceding five
yea y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10

shadow OF tho grace OF the Kingdom
before they have a chance 20 slide
back" he said.
Live Right 20 Die Right.
II despiso an eNpedicnt man or
woman who will dip up their colors
70 tho devil and walk under n
doubtful flag. above all things. II
you think you can live wrong and
die right you're mistaken. You cant
do II. That's a leadpipe cidch. go
oiety makes It easy to go down,
hard 10 go up. But admire the
man who can be true TO his wife,
true TO his business. true to hts
lodge, true TO his Cod. And II he
can't be true to his God he can just
as quickly be untrue to anything
or anybody else"
The full text OF Sundays sermon
last night on "Backsllders" will be
found on another page.
Students Attend Tonight.
sunday, tho externally youthful.
will have hearers after hts own
heart tonight In hlgh school girls
and boys and collegians. whose
quick responsiveness and kinshlp to
his youth OF heart act as fuel to his
oratorical fire.
When tho minute hand points 10
GAS o'clock 1.S00 Central high
school students will be in possession
of a major portion OF the reserved
section and will raise their Young
voices In recital Of the incompar-
able advantages Of their school.
through songs. yells and tho pledge
OF allegiance TO the school. Amcri-
can flags will flame In their midst
and in observance OF Armistico eve
! they viii sing three national sn-
themF and repeat together the
pledge OF allegiance 10 the flag
Before O'Clock University OF
Tulsa students. $50 strong and
bearing their orange and black in
sigma, win file through tho aislcs,
arriving thus early from the camp
US by virtue OF special street car
service and a hastened-up dinner
hour at Robertson hall. with their
yell leader doing both vocal and
! physical gymnastics, they will let
shine tonight Conway Brouu
school also be represented.
This will be tho first OF the
weekly student nights, considered
TO have an important bearing on tho
Sunday campaign. Almost since
| there have been Sunday meetings
one student Mght has been held in
connection, but the practice OF hav-
| ing more than one such meeting
| during tho revival commenced after
| an attendance OF 1000 high school
| pupils In Atlanta, Ga, In 1917. Next
| Thursday night has been' set as Sub
urban pupils night and invitations
\ to attend are being sent to schools
| Of this county and contiguous coun-
| ties.
Thursday afternoon Reverend Sun,
| day is going to take up the cudgel'
| in defense of revivals. THURSDAY
night he will speak on tho subject
Forces That Win" especially foi
| young people. Students from The
University of Tulsa, from Centra
high and Junior high schools anc
| Conway Brown will attend in d
body.
His Armistlce Program.
II belligerency insofar az the devl
and his works are concerned is tn,
| keynote to Reverend SUNDAYS worl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10

You might be surprised to know
that the best thing you can use Tor
severe cough, - a remedy, which
is easily prepared at home IN just
few moments It's cheap, but Tor
prompt results It beats anything clsc
you ever tried. Usually stops the
ordinary cough or chest cold ~ -
hours. Tastes pleasant, too-ch lldren
like it--and n ls pure and good.
Pour 2ts ounces OF Plncx ~ a
pint bottle. then I'LL IL up with plain
granulated sugar syrup. Or use clari-
fled molasses, honey, or corn .eyrnp,
instead OF sugar syrup, IT desired.
Thus you make full pint--a family
eupply--but costing no moro than a
small bottle Of rcady-uadc cough
hyrup,
And as a cough medicine, there is
really nothing better to be had at
any price. II goes right 90 the spot
aud gives quick, lasting relief IL
promptly heals the inhamed mem
branes that line the throat and air
passages, stops the annoying throat
tickle, loosens the phlcgm, and soon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
for bronchitis, Group, hoarseness and
bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of Norway pine extract,
famous for healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment AJAX your
druggist for "2k ounces of PincX"
with directions and don't accept any.
thing else. Guaranteed TO give Ahso.
lutte satisfaction or money refunded,
The PineX Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10
NEW MERGER POLICY
Government Encourages Combines
Not In Restraint of TradC--tu
Combat Foreign Compcti:io1.

WASHINGTON. Nov .. The
government has adopted new
policy toward business mergers. or
so-called email trusts" to speed ~
economic recovery and TO enable
American business to combat foreign
trade competition, It became known
today.
The president and his cabinet
have decided to give a free hand TO
business In merger plans already
perfected or Contmplatcd unless
such combinations ~run counter to
the antitrust laws.
Recent mergers among big pro-
ducers of oil, leather, iron. steel, to-
bacco and other leading commodities
and combinations q at are proposed,
have the approval OF the govern
ment. officials said today, because
nothing has been disclosed to show
that the combinations are in re
straint of trade.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10

going further than tho one ordered
In July. would wipo away th" tn
crease granted railroad employees I'm
May. 1920.
Tho dissenting mcmhcra OF the
board were 4, g, wharton aud W.
T.. McMeuimcn. labor mombors Of
tho board.
Wharton pointed ous several iu-
stances where hc asserted the pay
OF experienced worl,mru had been
cut below those OF other classes of
less experience. y
By tho decision, train ana Ecryice
employees were returned without
qualification To- tho rates Of pay iu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10
RAILROAD WAGES
SLICED BY BOARD
Practically All Employees
on N. o. & G. N. Af-
fected by Decision

CHICAGO Nov with two
members dissenting tho United
statcs railway labor board today
ordered reductions iu rates ut pay
for practically an classes OF
employees Of the New orleans g.
Great Northern railroad. Tho wages
or all those affected are reduced
60 the scale existing un March ],
1890.
Tho decision said Tho road was
not "A party to tho case involving
tho recent wage decrease ut july
I, last Tho cut announces today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10
Ada 70 Have CngInr Icnguc.

ADA. okla, Nov. 9.-Stops arc
being taken here this week for tho
organization Of "A basketball league.
to include at least six local toaus.
Much interest is being shown In the
movement. This viii be the first
time I'm years that "A basketball
league has been organized among
local business houses of tho city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10
CLOSE OF MEMS REVIVAL
Evangelist stephens Succeeds in
stirring Up MslAlestcr.

Special &c The NOfld.
MALESTER Nov. 0.-What has
been termed mems revival con-
Quoted by Evangelist stephens and
his corps Of workers was concluded
here Sunday night and now the big
tabernacle, which has stretched
from curb to curb of ono OF tho prin-
cipal streets of tho city for the
past five weeks, is being torn down,
The meeting was attended by tho
largest crowds and probably resulted
In moro conversions than any meet
.ng ever held In the city. Nearly 500
conversions are reported and the
town was stirred as it has never
tesn before. Most of the conyer-
aous were men, a great many Of
them prominent in affairs OF the
city. While tho women worked
faithfully in the meeting, very few
we're reported among the converts.