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Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

Indianapolis--M Lew Shank OF
indianapolis figured that the upper
half of his city should know how the
lower half lives
SO he appointed Mrs. Richard Lie
ber and Mrs. Otto Anthony. well
known society women. ON the police
force.
Real policewonen they are and If
plans carry out. they will tell their
friends how the poorer classes are
living.
Neither of these women wanted to
take the job" Shank explained.
"They dislike publicity-but | knew
they were both interested in making
conditions better. That's the angle
I approached them on.
1--WE won't have social work.
Rather. just plain job of better un-
derstanding among al the people of
the city"
Mrs. Iieber is a member of the
Women's Department Club and the
Post War Council she was a vol
unteer worker among the juvenile
court delinquents for several years.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

baby far better care than / could be-
cause she has been trained to care
for babies. Nanny and Orlando run
the house far more smoothly than I
could because they have been trained
to just that. Andr-''
'sYou were not trained to be wife.
dear, yet you are a good one. How
do you account for that?''
"NEoman cannot help being good
wife to a man she loves and who
loves her. 1t is the only business for
which she needs no training
tThe End.)
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
Chapter LxxvIII.

It capitulate. Ruth. Come to me
on your own terms. any terms. but
come"
Robert Turnbull was now convinced
that Ruth never would consent to
give up the business life she loved
TO become his wife. He knew she
1oved him deeply. He also knew her
unusually sweet nature. She should
have her way. Perhaps in the years
to come she would tire and be willing
TO resign and be all this.
Robert Turnbull acknowledged to
himself that it was selfishness that
caused him to long for Ruth to give
up her business career, a jealousy of
her time that necessarily must be
given to it, of her thoughts that
would always peresist in dwelling
upon it. He knew that his home
would be run as well as If she re-
smained in it all day, that he would
be just as comfortable. 1t was the
unreasoning desire of the male TO
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
Wisdom Proved.

''Who is the wisest man mentioned
in the scriptures?' asked a teacher
of one of her Sunday school class.
Paul" exclaimed the little fellow.
confidently.
"Oh. no. Johnnie: Paul was very
good man, but Solomon is men
toned as the wisest man.
''Well. my father says Paul was the
wisest man. because he never mar
ried. and / think my father ought to
know replied the boy emphaticaily
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
GIRpLEs

The placing the girdle on these
straight narrow dresses is an import
ant matter. Slender women can wear
the girdle low around the hips and
thus emphasize their slenderness.
For heavier figures. however. the
girdle should be at the top of the hips,
thus giving an effect of less weight
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

occupied by young pupils. Other
schools around the country are show
ing an interest in the new idea.
when / decided that there should
be fairies in the schoolrooms and
kindergartens didn't expect anyone
to agree with me- says Dorothy.
But the plan took hold right away
you've really got to believe in
fairies to paint them. My pet fairy
which / originated myself Is the
flapper fairy It's becoming quite
popular.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
ToIIcH oE coLoR

For summer gowns Paris il break
ing its spell of black. There is all
most always a touch of color. per :
haps red heels on slim satin slippers.
a sea green facing for sleeves and
girdie or Chinese blue facing for an
uneven hem line.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

A year passed.
Ruth Browning is the mother of a
month old boy. Her husband is very
fond and very proud. She has real
lied his ideal of what wife should
be in every particular.
Yet the woman's investment de-
partment of Carr and Company still
has Ruth Browning at the head of
it. Her. customers still call her Miss
Browning her department continues
to grow.
Ruth is very happy in her home.
Nothing there is neglected She has
a dear old nurse for little Sam. named
after the invalid soldier Nanny
keeps the domestic wheels running
smoothly while Orlando is her de-
voted slave.
Roberts only complaint is that
Ruth does too much. Business over,
she devotes every moment to him
and her boy. She is always ready
for theaters or other forms of amuse
ment or relaxation her husband sug
gests. She plays golf with him on
Saturday afternoons. She is his pal
in all he undertakes. When he speaks
of it she replies:
You see / have the time to be
dear. When your days work in fin
ished mine is also Martha gives the
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

BY 1ene (ohn
San Francisco. Cal.
DO you believe in fairies?
Dorothy Simmons does! True. she
is 10 years old. but nevertheless, the
mystic little beings are an important
part of her life.
For fairies are leading her to fame
and fortune,
The Sacramento grammer schools
have lust contracted Dorothy to paint
fairy murals on the walls of rooms
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

Now that she's got EN-, what does
she do with 'en2
Nothing!
Time was when q set Of pockets on
woman's frock proclaimed it q
house dress, the logical idea eeident-
ly being that when a woman was en-
gagged in household tasks and needed
some place to put the odds and ends.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
GINGHAM

Bingham bathing suits are quite
the newest thing. And the fabric is
SO woven and treated that little
daughter doesn't have to heed
mothers nursery rhymed injunction
about going to swim.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
cLEANINc cuTLERY

For the steel cutlery use 4 cork
to apply the cleaning powder. II
IS much more satisfactory than a
cloth.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
NECK LINES

The boat line or bateau neck. which
is almost round, remains very pop
uIar. but the newer Greek line is
quite straight from shoulder to
shoulder.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
Society and Clubs

The Mesdames George Olney, ]. H.
Williams. J. p. Ivy, Lee j. Holzwarth.
S. H. Kyle, Hosea Greenhaw. Jr.,
Fred Cotton. B. M. Atwood. A. T.
Hoy of Bisbee, II. 3. Prior, Thos.
Parrish andMiss Mary Greenhaw.
from the Robert Il. Lee chapter.
Those appointed to represent the
Dixie chapter of Tempe. are the
Mesdames Walter Thomas, Adeline
d, Quinn, ]. H. Woods, B. l.. Norman,
J. A. Dimes, Matte Logan. Ellen Bell,
w. E. Patterson. Geo. NJ. TrivvelL
Emma Foreman, John Gregg. J. e.
Hannah, and Miss Lillian Cave.
Women of Parish
Will Honor Dean Scarlet
In honor of Dean William Scarlett,
the women's organizations OF Trinity
narish will give a reception Wednes-
dav April 19 from to $50 p. m.
at the residence of Bishop Atwood on
Roosevelt street The public is corr
daily invited.
District Federation
Meet Opens Today
The Central Arizona District Fed
Grafton of Wolnen's clubs Wlll open
its semi annual meeting at the Wom-
ans club. at 9 o'clock this morning
with Mrs. G. A. Robinson, president.
in charge of the morning session and
Mrs. Louise V. F'reeland, vice presl-
dent. in charge of the afternoon ses-
sion.
Through error this announcement
was nut in yesterdays paper as hap
pening today. The program rs print
ed yesterday will be followed today.
a
Reservations in Order
For Guild Carnival
The publicity committee or lne
Junior Guild wishes to make 1t clear
that those wishing 10 make reserva-
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

once. One of the girls who graduated
with me is going, her mother will be
with us, and Ted thinks It great
chance for me. I rather suspect he
thinks need a chaperon.
II am so glad for you, Susan And
when you come back"
"A studio, and hard work"
"That's right, Susan. Stick to your
ideals. You viii be happier ia the
end than if you are weaned from
them.'
Sam and his mother would stay on
in the apartment. He was stronger
but never would be well. never would
marry. Yet he was not unhappy, the
old bitterness was gone never to re-
turn. He could even speak of the
government now without grouching.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

tions for bridge tables for the bridge
afternoon to be given at their car
nival at Riverside park April 81,
should telephone Mrs. C. Fl. Young,
2242. Those wishing to reserve
tables or booths for the dinenr and
dance should telephone Mrs. w. A.
Schwartz. 1851.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
Those Pretty Teeth
How careful people get them

their efficiency. Now leading dentists, here and
abroad, are urging their daily use
A new-type dentifrice has been created, called
Pepsodent 1t complies with modern requirements.
And these flm-hghting methods are embodied IN
it. Every use attacks the film in two effective ways
Aids Nature too
Gurniny starch deposits also cling to teeth. and
often ferment and form acids To digest them,
Nature puts starch digestant in the saliva Every
use of Pepsodent multiples that starch digestant
Nature puts aikaIis in the saliva to neutfaiire
mouth acids Each use of Pepsodent multiplies
those alkalis.
Thus Pepsodent twice daily brings five desired
effects. It has brought 10 millions, as Il win to
you, new conception of clean teeth.
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube and watch
the delightful effects. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using Mark the absence Of the viscous
film. See how teeth whten as the hlm-coats dis
appear.
See the new beauty feel the new cleanliness
Then Judge for yourself what such results may
mean to you and yours This is too important to
forget. Cut out the coupon now.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
Local Council p. r. a.
Honcrs Mrs. M. T. Phelps

The local council of Parent Teach
ers' association will hold a reception
this afternoon at the home of Mrs
Charles Macbeth, in honor of Mrs. M.
r. Phelps. the retiring president of
the council
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
BaIsz School District
Holds Community Picnic

The Balsz school held a community
picnic Sunday at Echo canyon, which
was attended by nearly 100 members
of the Sunday school and the Parent
Teachers association. Prof. James
King. principal of the school, ex-
hibited the trophy cup which Will be
awarded at next Saturdays athletic
meet at Riverside park, to the team
scoring highest in the days events.
Gatherings of this kind serve to
bring the residents of the district
nearer together in their interests, and
this was so thoroughly enjoyed that
others will be planned for the coming
spring weeks.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
D. A. r. Will Have
Business Meeting Thursday

Maricopa chapter Daughters Of the
American Revolution, viii hold its
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at the
'Woman's club. At this meeting the
election Of officers for the coming
year will be made
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11

Careful people-millons of them-are brushing
their teeth in new way. They do it almost the
world over, and largely by dental advice.
Whittier teeth is one result You see them every
where. Now we urge you to try the method which
they use Ask us for a ten-day test
Just remove the film
It is Aim that makes teeth dngy. That viscous
coat ciinEs to the teeth enters crevces and stays
The tooth brush used in old ways has left much of
Il intact
the basis of tartar. Most peoples teeth kept
cIouded by it, more or less.
Film also holds food substance which ferments
and forms acids. It holds the acids in contact with
the teeth to cause decay. It breeds millions of
germs and they, with tartar, the chief cause of
pyorrhea
ALI these troubles have been constantly incrcss-
ing And most of them traced to Aim which
old-way brushing left on teeth.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
What must be done

Dental science, after long research, has found
two film combatants- Able authorities have proved
Arizona republican., 1922-04-11
District Federation
Meet Onens Today
Reservations in Order
Eor Guild Carnival

For Guild Carnival
The publicity committee OF the
Junior Guild wishes to make 1t clear
that those wishing TO make reserva-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

II is certainly worth your while
10 soc McGee's samples of Christ
mas cards for your personal on
craving whether you place your
order with them or not---Bome OF
the most gorgeous things have
ever seen. ! am sure you could not
see some things they show unless
YOU should step into Tiffanys New
York. YOU know they are showing
Tiffany glass and metals also.
UcnddrCsscs were never 80 elab-
Orntcl IlnndeanN, corona types,
comb effects and Russian tiaras In
bright colOrs nre the vogue.
There's a real chill In the air and
without n doubt womnn's mind runs
to clothes--and why not? That is
an expression OF individuality tho
whole world notes and approves, ana
for frocks suits, wraps ana hats
that are origlnalities from real fash
ion centers-individuai models that
make us sigh---untll we possess
them, and all moderately priced.
Mllady, you'll enjoy shopping at
H.told's, ais South Main
New and different are plain bro
cndcd slippers with "a front fastcn-
Ing OF ~ pink cameo I'm an antique
silver setting.
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OF town please

How often, at the very last min
ute, we have wanted certain toy,
game or klddy furniture for Christ
mas and IN our mad rush couldn't
find it--had to take something we
didn't want--rot so this year, tho
toy department at Hale's Hardware
store, t09 West First. has plan.
You may drop I'm any time and
mako your selections, They will lay
them away aud deliver To you at
the last minute, Their stock is COM
plets now, and parking space Is
always available, Try to drop In
this week.
Exquisite In material, exclusive In
design and desirable In colors are
the afternoon aud evening frocks
Milady will see when she visits the
Sa Vote Shop, East Fifth. in the
Sinclair building.
Have you "A fashion sonse? Even
though you have lost one OF your
beautiful earrings Il might be lots
worse. You've stiii one and you
can have 10 made into one OF those
new hat pins and he right in style
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and daughter Lois, wers Thursday vlsi
tors TO shawnee
,Mr. and Mrs Flrman Guild and son,
1'hn, Of shawnee were visiting relatives
here Sunday.
Judge George c. Abernethy OF Shawnee
addressed an interested crowd At the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening. His
theme was; Jesus Christ, the Same Yes
tsrday. To-day ana Torever" Misses
May YatbrouEh and Lucille RedinE with
Miss ideiie Thompson at the plano sang
Dear TO the Heart Of the shepherd"
Mr. and Mrs walter webbsnd, dauRh-
tors Ruth and Juanita. and Grandmother
Norris were sunday guests OF Mrs. webb's
sister @rs Riley Radon and Mr.. Radon
In Payson.
Misses Ruby RcdinF and Fiossis Nobel
we're hostessep Friday evening at the
home Of Mr.. ana Mrs J +. Reding TO
number OF the young people. The
occasion was unique. being bring
pound' supper, each guest bringing a spo.
cial favorite In the way Of an article Of
food, Together with the cocoa served by
the hostessca there was feast spread.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Wilkerson end chill
dren % Claremore, who we're here atteud-
ms the funeral of Eela Poplin, returned
TO their home Friday.
Mrs Dora Coudrev. slater IN law of Mrs
Caroline Poplin, returned to her home IN
Atwood Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roger Martin % Nesin.
Texas, who have been Visiting Mrs Mar
TINS parents. Nj and Mrs. 4 l. ReIinr
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sunday IN RspuirA with frisnts
Mr' snd hfs. James Sutton NJ Henry
eta, Okla, srs visiting Burt Sutton and
family of this city.
Miss Euvou cart. daughter of Mr and
Mrs o. cart. South Main. Ia quits iii
win pnsumonia.
NfH Bert FRYE entertained with bridge
Ht her homs last saturday night. the fol.
lowing Mr. and Nfa ~ =, iiaii Mf ana
hra ". q stewart Mr. and Mrs H. l..
Msrkar Mr. and Nfs Julisn splllrn.n.
Mf ana Hfs. Fred Howles Mr. and Mrs
walter Grub. Nj and Mrs o. l. stew.
afi Mr. ana Nra Robert Gibbs M and
Mfs N ,. Emo and Miss opal Brown.
Mise GayIe Richardson entertained tho
~ " o. socisty Fifls and the football
boys ~ her nome sasf ~ The sand
NpriuHs park last saturday evening with
a maEquofafs party.
Miss Allous white. office assistant At
Sand Springs hiFh school. entertained her
Sunday School class ~ - girls ~ her
home FddAy night Halloween col0rs we've
used IN decorations Rud the unrheon
ghich was served after the games
ono, n not tho most elaborate affairs
- Oh Haliowsen happenings, was whon
Mrs Bert Frye. IA Esst Second street.
entertained IN honor ~ the Okimo club
last Monday night Tho color schome Of
black ana white VISA attisiicaliy carried
out IN every nook ana corner ~ Me-
Fryss spacious home The following Nom
hers were entertained with bridge. Misses
HiHine HroUn. sarah HHleH. Msvnp
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Brown. Marie Tsnpiston. Mrs Gladsous
srickicn, Mrs Fiossis Atchison. Mr.
Rachel Stricken. Mrs Hazel Pratt
Mf. and Nrs " B. Dunham ~ cuy~,n
okla. are visiting their daughter. Mrs
Charles Stricken. Nprth Main. TINS wg"k
Bf. charles stfIoklen and NJ Joe Burke
went to oklahoma CITY last Saturday %
attend thu football game Of Oklahoma and
Nebraska teams.
Gerald Wlhour has resigned his post.
tion A. the s A. strsdef Drug company
and accepted position at printing Of.
fics In Tulsa.
Mr. George v. Gilmore t0s n Garfield
street ana superintendent - thU Flfgt
Christian church sunday school enter.
tsined Miss Allsns Whito's sunday School
class Of 20 Eiris with a motor trip t.
Broken Arrow last sunday
Mr and Mrs Henry Evans notored 20
CollinHyllls sunday whore they were IN
search 81 pecana
hr and Mfs Vs. a. white. as Nortb
Cievelnnd street ana Mr and Mrs Bar.
nes, MuDouRal of North Mckinley street.
motorsf 20 Harnsdsll last Sunday, return
lnr late Sunday niRht.
The Christian Endeavor ana me Ladies'
Aid Of the First tlfIHtiIn sh."Hh 'ufa-.
taincd the membership of Tho entire
church nariors. Tuesday night october
~. AT tho members report a Jolly sood
tims.
Nrs n Wiuisrr. of wichita Kan, IL
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lnss the museum and the grand view
from the top n the building.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Hampton enter
tained At dinner Friday Mr. and ME-
Cecil Harrison of shawnee.
Miss Mabel Grin. students at the HI
Busine7s college, Okiah0ma city. was 81
home with her parents Mr.. and Mrt
John Crill, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs 7 J. Sargent and little
Ralph Earl we're Chandler visitors Thurs
day
The primary grade. Miss Thomson.
teacher. furnished the special at the Fri
day morning assembly At the school audi
torium.. Although this lie the end OF
tho second month IN school for these
littls ones they sang very sweetiy one
verse of America ana several motion
songs The leading feature. however, was
their class yell led by syeat.old r. J.
Hampton. Judging from the way these
little ones swslled out their chestA and
emitted primary they have already be-
sun to realize tha. tho success Of the
whole course depends upon their work In
Postmaster william Parnen made his
regular inspection trip over the rural
routes Wednesday and Thursday.
The Ladies' AID % the Presbyterian
church served Halloween supper en- the
firat floor Of tho church Monday evening
Ice cream ana cake, pumpkin pie and
coffee and popcorn balls were served.
Mrs John F'nsey. Mrs J. Barton Odall
aud son. James " aud Mrs !. r Iowrav
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Late fall is here and winter ius,
around the corner. making IL tho
appropriate time for your dainty
hlghness 10 cuddle into the depths
OF one OF those luxurious coats or
wraps now showing at the Demo-
rest Shop, sos South Main Many
OF these coats are gorgcously furrcd.
all are distinctive In material, cS-
elusive In design and color.
MIR. Oberlandor OF New York is
showing wonderful furs In his fur
department NJ the Dcmorest shop,
b06 South Main Furs that radlate
beauty and comfort for their wearer.
gorgeous coats capes, wraps and
separate pieces, are all very spe-
clally priced for the coming week
II you are interested In furs, my
readers, this IL THE ono" collec-
tlon you cant afford 10 miss.
Spanish lace IL big factor In
bertha collars and other modish
neckwcnr.
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You are wonderfully costumed!
DO tell me where you found that
stunning outtft!" "Oh. do YOU like
W I'm so glad! why. my dear with
the exception OF my shoes, every
garment I have on was selected at
the suzanne shop, Fifth and Main.
In the Sinclair building First, my
gown and then the correct hat. cos
tune jewelry and purse were de-
clded upop, and last, but not least,
the clever salesman brought out
this wrap. Isn't is gorgeous?" A
conversation overheard at the Coun-
try club yesterday.
In this day of numerous glrdics
and elaborate belts, particularly
striking is n girdic of black silk
with large tullp-lil<c motifs carried
out In orange and gold threads.
An exclusive model hat at n mod
crate price sounds attractive, doesn't
II Then visit the Henley Hat Shop,
623 South Boston.
An interesting handkerchief for
all costumes Is of white linen d.
vided into large squares by drawn
threads In color: the four corner
squares filled In with embroidered
dots.
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STATE SOCIETY

School riass with Halloween party IN
fls home ~ Mrs. gHnrEo l. Davidson. b0i
North Lincoln. saturday night HailDw-
cen deerrHtIlua. HpuokH. eats ana every
ihinK that eErmpliiies Halloween spifIt
vote Too evidence
viss MARION Uarsey Of the New Oah
Uidsn addition entertained several ~ hsr
IIeUds Tuesday uiRht With games ana a
tlfEo parry
Nias Gertrude cheney entertained
number ~ her friaHfa IN me home of her
parents 7lt Washington street. last ~.
day u'rti with Hsliowssn social Amer
games aud fhnsuv stunfa. dsluty refresh
mruia were served BY the hostess.
NHs Walter Williams. guardian ~ Che
f.ss WHh Campfire firiH. n quite lll ~ hnf
home wrst ~ tho DItv
Niss Irene EsIy N Tu'sa was the issi
wtcl uuU guest Of Niss Edra Gene fprl
Niles LORRAINE Cleveland. formerly ~
this city, but NOE - tulsa, gave a Hal.
inwceu party iridhv uiFht in honor ~
thr Zee Wan Campfire Fifls ~ this city
Miss rlHnrhe Harvey. musical Instructor
VI tho Sand FpruF# hirh school .pa7t inHt