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Evening star., 1922-10-25
CLIFFORD DEFEATS WOMAN
g. o. P. Nominee for Long Term
Also Wins Short Term Race.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. October Is.
Charles L. Clifford won the republic
can nomination to fill the unexpired
term of Judge Joseph Walsh as repre-
sentative from the sixteenth congress
sional district over Miss Lily F. Darcy
by s1s votes in the special primary
yesterday.
Miss Darcy, who was secretary to
Judge Walsh while he was in Con-
The democrats did not nominate. Mr..
Clifford is the republican nominee for
the full term.
Evening star., 1922-10-25

son, "a y wi;
ness" that she
saw the Hall
Mills m ur d ers.
forms the back
bone OF the case
today. after hv.
weeks probe. Al
forces are being
concentrated 20
obtain vid ence
supporting Mrs
Gibson's story.
Mrs Matthew
Zulitz. resident OF
the Phillips farr'.
has said that she
heard a shot Oh
the night Of the
murder at TIE
Evening star., 1922-10-25
TOWN WIRES ALL CUT
AND BANK SAFE LOOTED
By the Associated Press,

BY inc ANs0cMteu ffebo.
STOUFFvILLE, Ont, October u.s.
A band Of cracksmen swooped down
on this town early today, cut all tele-
graph and telephone wires, broke into
the Standard Bank, drilled open the
safe door and escaped with approx
mately $4,000 in cash and Q quantity
Of securities
Evening star., 1922-10-25
Advertising
Local Display

The latest newspaper CEN
sus shows that the circulation
of The Star, daily and Sum
day, in the Homes of Wash
ington is practically double
that of its nearest cotempo-
rary.
Evening star., 1922-10-25
EYEWITNESS STORY
BASIS Of SEARCH
IN MURDER QUIZ
Corroborative Evidence Is
Sought by Authorities in
New Jersey.
MRS. ZULITZ, NEIGHBOR,
SAYS SHE HEARD SHOT
Man and Woman of Congregation
Needed in Piecing of Cir
cumstances.
BY sESs RING,

HtaT Iorfesnoi!'a- u 1tc Fl. :
NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.. October
25-The statement of Mrs. Jane Glib
Evening star., 1922-10-25
A Correction

An error was made yester-
day in The Stars figures by
showing a gain of 4,72l lines
instead of 14,721.
Evening star., 1922-10-25
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and tomorrow; warmer
tonight: somewhat cooler tomorrow
Temperature for twenty-fcur hours
ended at 2 pm. today: Highest, 64, at
room today; lowest, 80, at Gas am.
today.
Full report on page 10.
Evening star., 1922-10-25
'FrOnn Press to Rome
Within the Hour

The Stars carrier system covers ever
city block and the regular edition 10
delivered to Washington homes as fast
as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1922-10-25
Upton CHALLENGE DUE.

Continued on Page 2, Column g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

The Wetzell Galleries, 6t8 South
Boston, extend an invitation to you
10 visit their wonderful showing of
Crystal, Venetian and Tiffany glass.
which has just arrived. This collec-
ton is the largest and most exquisite
OF its kind ever shown in our city,
and as such well deserves an early
visit.
My Paris Journal says: "You cant
dance well IL YOU have your waist
iinc placed where IL isn't. If you
ave your knees bound with n hobble
skirt. IT you have all your motions
hampcrtd ny "a dress which ma be
In fashion but suppresses all liberty
of movement"
Mrs. Renke Of the Lower Mil
linery, IL West Fifth. is in the east
ern market making selections of the
newest and smartest models for
spring, and II those arriving now
are an indication of the seasons
style, I'm ure my readers will all
want a icy hat this very week.
The conservative psyche knot IL
noted as a feature of tho new Golf
furc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29
Plant Mulching Explained

a common impression thnt m,
practice 81 muiching plants NJ the
approach NJ cold Weather h for the
purpose ~ providing protection
against extreme cold IN exploded bv
uurt'rNmcu. who advise steps 10
hu tIkrn Tor proper projection Of
plants The purpose Of tho mulch ~
really To- Keep the plants In cold
storage, 60 maintain u cold, even
temperature. on warm days tho
mulch o. lts usefulness by pre-
yout.nt a sudden change In tenn
p.ruttru 81 the ground, an II ia the
alternate freezing and thawing that
works havoc.
For plants that do not have well
ripcncd wood, like golden bell ana
certain varieties 81 deutzin, the OBJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29
Heart Beats
Ten Years After Death;
May Solve Life Mystery


NEW hofk-ScloutIe's trH |u"i
mms Forward 10 Tho publication '
pr. Alexis Curtcl ~ % report uU jI'
srowih OF tissue from Ono hn1ut
" cnluheh embryo Whl'h Zoo u
n'crsed IN n nutrient solution '"r '
f'eTS ana mas E'pI a'IN" HIu ""
ing under glass oNtI t.u.'
ncfotoioro Doctor '.I.''I nNN Do
nsslstant' Or. ALBERT iI '"''IF
na.2 merely reported .u' IIH
III PROCEDURE or inc '.'.f. pom
WIN me tissue Whl'h 'l9 boon t.'
eliVe IN the laboratory OF me l."..'
iener institute NO." 'ha' il' ''.''
year Is ended. nu'iuut report D. 900
preparation, " Nl'I h' puh.l I'l .n
INC Joutnal ~ 'tr'I|W"uI. N'..
cIne' OF whl'h ID. SIMON i.I' .n'r
'dltor' VIII titr Mh1I'F'r '"i
ciuHlohs the 'h''.'I''l"i' nave h''.
"",c 10 i'ath
~ llTtl ~ was i'al h'h.l ll7+I'
and Tor iva d'F', h. iho .'|'" mum
pied pulHatI"u' could Dr." H'''.inl
under tho Wis'"H'HlN llr htIIIna
or q hen't' lh'u OBJ, conn. 'IfD i'.
sue cclIT "t'rrHn ih" "thni' nnl
since ihcn ~ has horoW" hlI con
nectlVe tissue.
80 tuHt doe 10 grow Tint 30 would
now DE % % enormous mass oNc'p'
ioi tlo tl,l mat every ~ hout9 10
Us ruhdlVidcd ana part ~ 10 dls.
cntded.
Many generations NJ chickens
nave come ana gone. but the sub
stance OF the chick that happened
To be selected Tor Duotog Cafr"l'r|
experiment IN January H. 1919, De-
nerpotuating Itself at Just NJ llvolv
a rate m over. u ia. so tnr ns those
who are watching and uourlshing IL
can see, immortal, go long NA the
conditions are maintained.
since the indefinite survival ~
The embryonic tissue 10y of
living cells became an established
fact Dr. Carrel ana Or. Ebcling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

20 send a box OF lovely flowers from
Clarke Flower shop, an East Thir
toruih street, for their flowers.
pot,ed plants and ferns are simply
wonderful, aud their prices reason
able.
Silk l. listed for guy friVoIitics and
tafictN most particularly Ia all is
variations.
Some folks think q tamale is "a
tamUlr-hut not so after tasting
those served ON the m|czzanlne floor
ut The, RcNtll, ana South Main. The
tsWr thing Ia true Of their home
made plies and southern baked ham.
Lots lunch az the ReNall!' Is quite
the word these DAYS.
There h So much that IL appeal
iug IN the varied types of costumes
which express the artistic feeling of
the Russian people that In nearly
every season there il some line ar
detail which may be- traced Ia their
inspiration.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

leaves OF the turn brown.
THIS condition, however, only fol-
lows a very sever winter, expert
cnced probably Only once In a
decade.
The few simple directions gwen
by nurscrymen call for a mulching
of the ground at tho base OF the
plants with a three TO four-inch
blanket OF leaves or straw or "A
better plan with tobacco stems or
wrllrOtted manure Tor thcih feed
Ing value. Strictly avoid the use
of fresh manure. Apply at Once or
after the ground is frozen, but II
postponed until the latter time select
a day when the temperature Of the
afr In above freezing. as contact with
the leaves Of evcrgrecns when frozen
viii cause them to turn brown. DO
not disturb cvergrccns when covered
with snow. n exposed TO a severe
northwest wind 10 g advisable to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

$500 '. 49, w.
Erossive young women.
Very smart Is n rcd Canton RET
coRt topping u skirt OF white serge.
The woman who Is super-plump.
the girl with the thin neck or those
who wish 10 improve their con
ploNiou viii be Interested in tho
Electro-llydro Therapy treatments.
sivcn at "a East Fltth. Graduate
lady assistant I'm attendance. / also
want to mention their Carlsbad
baths for breaking up colds, the re-
lief of high blood pressure and sor
stimulating the entire system. Drop
In for free consultation.
"BlhCk viii he used for spring."
said n clever modesto. "but VIII be
used for foundations only, with
bright trimmings In such shades as
Chinese red and emerald green.
Homstitching correctly done, but
tons made to order hy tho Misses
Poole. 200 New Ault building,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

Music makes every day in the yeas
a holiday and there sometimes
comes. to o an opportunity to add
this Joy to your home at a remark
ably low price, and here It IL, COM
Ing your way, this very month, for
the Exclusive Patio Shop, 522 South
Main, is making an irresistible offer
on all Pathe and Actuelle Phone.
graphs. Drop in and listen to your
favorite music and let them tell you
about this special plan.
The impression of the Russian
mode to many Is n matter Of high
turbans and deep fur bands and of
Cossack military effects.
Your hair is duh, too oily or, per-
haps, just the opposite, too dry; and
again you may be troubled with
dandruff. Whatever 1t may be, you
only need a few treatments at Mrs.
Deachman's Hair and Beauty Shop,
II East Fifth, to be relieved.
Beaded gowns continue 20 be
greatly i'm evidence.
I could enthuse for pages over the
adorable stylings to be found at the
Sa-Voie Shop for women, s East
Fifth, in the Sinclair building, for,
each day brings from the personal
selection of Pearl Savoie, who has
Just returned from New York,
frocks, suits, wraps, sports apparel
with lovely chapeaux TO harmonic,
confirming the report that the new
fashions and colorings are quite ire
sistible. And as Hazel wilkins re-
marked to one of her patrons, 'Yss,
our things are moderately priced,
especially when you consider their
authenticity Of style and qualities"
Drccoll a y there will be no sud-
den change In fashions and that next
seasons line will only show the eyo-
luton from the fashion OF last sea-
son to that of the new.
IL IL said that the smar Parisienne
has always onc or two black dresses
In her wardrobe.
may bring about a transformation by
/ of retiring old and unworthy pieces
time 20 time after careful considera-
by soliciting the helpful suggestions
e Darwin studios OF Interior Decora-
on, where intelligent experience will
ed that will not only be harmonious
able Tor a lifetime. A service to be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

mhrkou One-hnIf thelr orIBlnhI prlce.
Novelty metal girdlcs are rcpIac-
Ing those of self material and lend
Ing n bright touch to the all-black
coat which Is 50 popular now.
Skillful fingers and the artistic
sense of designing make old-stylo
furs look new and becoming when
remodeled by Mrs. Madden in her
fur department at the Mann Hat
Shop In the Sinclair building. out
of town orders viii receive prompt
and careful attention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

5oct o. not 20 ward OF the cold. but
to prevent abnormal evaporation Of
moisture from tho roots. stems and
leaves "~Ifc8ying" in cinyey soils
win expose roots OF small and newly
trinsplanted stock, cnusing severe
losses.
The very warmth Of tho suns rays
can be The cause OF Winner injury,
anomalous NJ Il may seem. II tho
ground ~ frozen hard and deep a
warm VIII cause premature ac-
tiyity ~ the sap In t%verKreons The
frozen roots are unable to provide
moisture TO replace that lost by
evaporation IN the leaves caused
either by the ~ or drying winds.
"SaOrthiug'' ~ the result. but n H.
not revealed until spring. when the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

would be a very opportune time to
indulge yourself in buying the wris-
watch. brooch, ring, vanity case,
mesh has or sterling silver novelty
that you have wanted Tor ever so
long. Quite a temptation when you
a buy OF such a reliable house at
onc-third off the original price.
satin hats, particularly the highly
polished satins are very apparent in
the advance millinery showing.
A wedding cake Is really truly
wedding cake whom made by Mrs
Orr at her Home Gift shop, 600
South Boulder. out OF town orders
solicited and given prompt and spo-
cial attention.
C%ornflowcr blue crcpos are not
only shown fors spring but are az
present being extensively worn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

&c. Valentine forms the popular
motive for all parties just now and
you VIII find the smartost aud clcv-
crest OF everything needful at Me-
Gees, % East Third
! saw the best looking onc-pIccc
dress, long Of line. with full skirt aud
hem, collar, cuffs and boit Of red
crepe with embroidery touches In
oriental shades.
"PEKtNG LEU"
Remember the name.
Oriental Fine Arts shop
h00s South Main.
Remember the place.
This distinct surprise shop has jusi
three Of these rare and fa|sclnntingly
beautiful Oriental necklaces on dts
play Thcy come direct from re.
king and date back 10 proud Man
DARN nobility and imperial court
functions In the hygonc ages of the
Mnnchu dynasty reign.
II l. considered quite corrcct Co
match the hose to the Inset of the
new oxfOrds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29
Spiclly Educational.

J. NJ. reports oyerhearing this as
he came out Of \ moving picture
place:
He-I liked that last piece. IT'S
highly educational.
She-Eduoational? why. It's about
n horrled vamp.
He-Just 80. You see. I may meet
a horrid vamp some day. and then
I'll know how to protect myself
ROstOu TRANSCRIPT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

the mezznnine floor at G.. II.
Wrigbt's, 41G South Main. TO ac-
complish this, Miss Reed says she
finds it necessary TO carry complete
lines of Jane jackson. Madam Grace,
Graceful Stouts. Rod Farm. Troo
Elastic and Warner Corsets an wen
AZ every smart accessory needed to
complete thu beauty OF line ana fig
ure,
Natural pongcc, white silk broad
cloth and heavy hAbutai are being
made In several plain models, with
detachable collar, cuffs, belt Or
sash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

That I'd hare something to gossip about
Uih you.
Then read and read carefully eUery single
line
That you WiH not miss the object of this
rhyme,
Which is to giUe my readers a faithful
de~scriptiOnaL revue
of What our Tulsa shops are shouing in
bargains and things nelu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29
All Gas Fields Examined for HeLium

the Information. when tbs i..
nation Is given out Il Will be- ,..
able TO every ono az the SAM.
In this connection 1t IS known &,
the United States -gov1rrm,.
closely guarded all socro.g Df
helium. iIelium Is non-lnfIluI,.
gas Just now being tried out il, a..
riglbles. It's use, cXpor,s .l,
meke II impossible TO shoot down
dirigible. success OF ha'iun. nv
experts believe. will make tho l.r..
ed states invincible IN tho air md
VIII make battlcshins obsolete. h.
was the opinion OF these expor-t =,
part which caused tho propose. "
Secretary Hughes to decide A., ,ro.
pose n holiday Of 10 years ID, ,.
construction OF battleships.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

WASHINGTON-The bureau OF
mines completed an investigation
into the helium possibilities OF every
Other gas field in the United States,
Il has been announced.
No announcement OF thu results
will be made at this time. ~ was
said, but later n bulletin will he iS-
sued giving the result VI the entire
investigation.
I'VE are making no announce
mcnt OF the result AT this time,
though numerous requests for in
formation has been received. Doc
tor Moore, I'm charge OF hellum rro.
duction. said. "The reasun for this
Is that we do not know what use
Individuals wish to make Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

feoliug OF the room Ia which they
find themselves The most wonder
ful qualities and patterns / have
ever seen are being shown at the
Indian Novelty CO., bOl south Main.
Another new sports model IN a
short coat with n bclt"d west of
checked material and n plain shout
der cape. The skirt should be- of
the checked material, oG course.
For an foot Ills visit pr Stella
HOLE at the Wauk-Ovcr Boot shop,
south Main.
A rcd ribbon sash embroidered In
silver lends charm to a dress of black
creme de hin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

All Woek PUe been sailing around and
around,
Not in an airDidne, but With ing feet on
the ground,
Not looking too high for I'm practical, you
see;
So il pds in and out of the shops you'd hare
found me.
Looking for bargains? Yes, and neU things,
too,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

There are
times W n e N
to p~rOCraa-
Innate means
losing an op-
y o 7 u n ty
worth while,
and to pre-
vent this |
am going to
remind o u
that just ana
more W e e X
r. O m aims In
which TO take
ADVANTAGE Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

Ing room. How fortunate that we
have right here in Tulsa a collection
OF genuine antique and old pictures.
gathered together after years of
diligent search by MI. l. p. Nevins,
who Is displaying them at his Home
shop, at Twenty-first and Peoria,
giving antique lovers II n opportunity
to make selections at so much more
reasonable prices, not having the
overhead expense of a downtown
shop. Drop out there. twill be an
interesting visit, ! assure you.
on II white satin or pale blue eve-
ming dress IA necklace of gepuinr
Chinese "Pcking Leu" will reflect a
color effect in~expressibly f~ascinat-
ing 20 everyone around.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

monds. ono for each year OF mar
ried life would express a pretty sen
timont. While the thought 10 up
permost In your mind drop into the
llailbron Jewolry store NJ Second
and Main and talk II over with the
designer In tho manufacturing de-
partmcnt. Thoy arc offering In
ducoment prices right now. out OF
town customers are invited to send
their rings In by mall.
Drop earrings OF jndc and Jet
alone or IN combination are worn
for street wear, ana earrings Of all
types popular for evening.
ON account OF the cold days ana
tho possibility OF their continuing
throughout the month OF February,
the Mary James Chlldron'H Shop. 10
East Fifth, has decided to prolong
their special offer or o%nc.third Off
on silk and wool and mercorlzed
and wool underwear for children OF
all ages throughout tho coming
week.
The collegiate" style seems 20 he
becoming more popular every dry,
and most of thc young girls ami
young women are making every cf-
fort To resemble this type.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

TIC MNTY IHUt tnIT+
drens shop, 10 East Firth,
will offer at very special
prices all winter dresses
many OF them can be worn
late in the spring. Coats
that will he practical
throughout the year and
smart hats and tams that
cannot fail to please the
little miss the remainder
OF the winter. Listen! |
notlced manV of those
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

The other night. when I was-lf
you must know dressing for n
party. l had what seems to ma n
brilliant idea, namely, that all of ny
might have a more wonderful ynca.
tion this year II we would Sta. a
savings account at the First Ma
tional bank this month and pors.gt-
emily deposit a certain amount each
payday. You know they pay 4 per
cent on all savings accounts, which
Is quite an item.
IL is said that the PnrisIcnno has
eliminated everything from skirt
and corsagc which is not essential
for the purpose of dancing.
Before buying your spring frocks.
phone May Rothhammer, popular
corsetiere. 536 South Gillette, for ap-
pointment. You'll not regret Il.
Doesn't IL sound grand? A black
velvet gown, with IL worn "a set nf
jewels In rose coral, black onyx and
diamnndS 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

visit the Art Craft shop, b22 South
Main, whore you also find charm
ing stationery, clever art pieces and
imported costume leWolry.
Pearl embroidery on pcriwinklc
blur IN n fashionable evening ON
binhtlon.
Miss Hcruld has gone 10 Now York
to study the fashions FOR aprlug and
10 make selections la hats, quits.
dresses, wraps and sports apparel
Tor her clever shop, "a West Third.
MilNdy may start right now autici-
pating a showing, at "a very early
date, that win exceed In beauty and
variety any former display at
norold'A
I saw u pretty frock of pale green
crepe dc chino bound with beige
aud using u blue flower az the waist
line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

The fragrance
OF ca u ttful
flowers carry
IN g y = n GEES Of
cheer and love
To the sick or
those confined
to their homes,
and Il In quite
the incest way
| know Of eN.
pressing ones
T. cal feelings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

For tho last
word In correct
~ engraved an
nouncemo nts. In
Wit = and
cards for both
social and bust
ness u III y o SEES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

You've often won
dercd when looking at
some amnrtly dressed
Woman, how that grace
full upbrokon line was
accomplished, haven't
your Well, chances
II was the result of
having n corset corr
rectly fitted at Vannie
Rned'A COrsel Shop on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

give a protection in the
form OF a canvas or burlap screen.
or lightly wrapping the plants with
an "~overcoat' of straw on hemlock
branches II ~ also strongly urged
that before hard freezing conditions
set In the plants be given a thorough
gOa king of water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

AT Bowen, Reed. Stewart Co, 607
South Main, you will find new mod
els In the popular Laird Schober
shoes for women and last word in
Johnston q Murphy shoes for men.
A house whore one finds every type
of smart Shoes, made for style,
comfort and lasting quality. And
you may add to this a service both
courteous and efficient.
Sports Shoes and wooden hose,
rather short skirt aud sports coat of
either cloth or fur, topped with u
felt hat placed Jauntily one one side
of the head, not forgetting the ever
popular wool or silk scarf of color.
bobbed hair and earrings are what
are necessary 10 carry out the new
"~collegiate'' mode
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

There is almost q hyp-
uutlc Influence about
Indian hlan Rot aud
rugs, accustomed pro
sumo from the sentiment
that inspired each de-
sign az u was woven into
thcm, and which Is re-
sponsible for that cozy
ID ~ [ communicable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

who is In
New York I'm the IN
Ierest OF the Plants
Abrams, SILK Shop
400 South Main.
promise a pleasant
surprise to tho fem
mine world OF Tulsa
and n ding
nnunfrN for fhia nrn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-29

The now plastic facials
as given by the expert at
the New York Hair Shop
and Beauty Parlors. over
Renhergs. Is marvellous
In effect and delightfully."-
rcstful as well. Try one.
comments by Madame