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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
ITALIAN PREMIER
RESIGNS HIS JOB
Followed by Cabinet
When Fascist Begin
to Mobilize

ROME. oct 2G.--Premier Facta
and his entire ministry resigned this
evening, following tho hostile atti-
iude of the fascist against ~. and
tho ordering by the fascist OF q
general mobilization of its forces
throughout the country n the cabi-
net declined To give M power,
The expectation I'm ltomo tonight
was that Klug Victor Emmanuel
would return 10 the capitol tomor-
row for conferences with the politi-
cal leaders prior 10 the formation Of
tho now government The situation
was regarded hopefully IN Rome.
Tho belief prevailed In some quar-
tcrs thdt either Nittorio Orlando or
Giovanni GiulittL both former pre-
mlera, would DO requested TO or
ganizo now cabinet.
Tho impression was advanced In
political circles that the Tacta minis
try decided TO retire chiefly TO bring
about tho formation OF n strong ad-
ministration which. nt the approach.
Ing roopcning Of the chamber OF
deputies would be capable OF fac
lng tho fnsclsti. There was some
speculation as 20 whether tho fRs-
clsti would yield 10 offers Of port-
folios IA n cabinet headed by Giolit-
n or Orlando or decide 20 precipi-
tate matters by carrying out their
threats To seize tho government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Social Calls at 3 A. M.
Quite Proper in Alaska

accustom themselves to tho fact tho
sun goes down. Before leaving Moor
NK they saw the sun the entire %
hours for l4 days, and for months
IL never grew dark.
IL is not unusual for n person to
make "A social call up there at 3
o'clock IN the morning, they report
ed.
II took Mr., and Mrs. Evans. who
were employed in "a government
hospital at NoOryik, nearly two
months and half 10 make tho trip
from a point $50 miles north OF
Nome.
They had only eight white COM
panions at NOOrv!k. They didn't auf-
fer due TO lack OF society. however.
for the Eskimos, under the tutelage
Of government schools, have rapidly
assimilated modern customs They
have abandoned the use OF igloos
and are building cabins and other
wise adopting modern methods
Evans said that the Eskimo Ia
kind 10 marked degree and prob.
ably responds more readily 10
teaching than does any other pro
tege OF the missionary. llG said
that the present schools and hospit-
ais demonstrated tho good 10 be ac-
oomplished among the far-northern
race, and also showed that the Unit
ed States could increase It's natural
resources In the Arctic circle by
the further extension of It's lnstitu-
tons,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
OLD PARLIAMENT
IS KICKED OUT
King George Dissolves
Body and Calls for
a New Deal

LONDON. oct. 26-JTho king at
sandrlnRham today signed a procla-
nation dissolvlng parliament, which
had lived four OF It's constitutional
five years and summoning the new
parliament 20 meet on November 90.
Tho country II now without par
lament, but has plenty OF candidates
for the next ono.
The only notable event Of tho day
was the issuance Of Premier Bonar
Laws manifesto. This contained no
remarkable surprises, and the
greater part Of It was devoted to
enlargement of his policies outlined
az the unionist meeting which
elected him loader. lie proposes to
abolish the cabinet secretariat which
has been criticized as expensive and
unconstitutional by the opponents
OF the late government, and to trans
fer British representation at the
league OF natlons 20 the foreign
office.
lie intends % ratify tho Irish
treaty and call the British dominions
To n conference TO develop empire
affairs. There was no statement Of
policy In the management OF British
affairs IN the near east, and that is
likely TO be demanded by Mr.. Bonar
Iaw's campaigning critics.
The prime minister made his first
campaign speech today at Glasgow.
where. being OF Scotch extraction.
no had an enthusiastic welcome. lie
reaftlrmed the points OF his mani
fCstu.
The former premier, Mr. Lloyd
George. did not waste his day. He
spoke before II larrf audience Of
nonconfOrmists ht Whitfield tHbor-
nncle in London, whore there was
plenty OF cheering. Lloyd George
was Ia his breaZicst form. Earlier
IN the day, he and Lord Birkenhoad
were guests az tho annual oyster
feast given by the Colchester mu-
nicipality, Although II was sup
| posed to be n nonpartlsan social nf-
| fair, Lord Birkenhcad made a de-
| fenso OF the conservative members
| OF the cabinet who stuck by Lloyd
l George. The former premier made
few remarks without bringing In
/ politics.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
SURPLUS WHEAT
ESTIMATE DROPS
Fresh Advances When
Australian Export Crop
Becomes Known

CHICAGO, oct. 26.--Fresh ad-
vauccs in the price or wheat took
place today owing more or lcss 20
forty million reduction In estimates
OF the Australian eNportable surplus.
Proflt-taking sales az the last made
the market react. The close was
unsettled az the same as yesterdays
finish 20 flve-eights cents higher
with December and May both slI0
IA 10 Sill Us. Corn closed one
eighth cent off 10 one-fourth a
three-cighths cent advance, oats up
throe-cighths 10 one-half cents and
provisions unchanged TO 20 cents
lower.
Despite some wavorlng at fret In
the wheat market, persistent CONF
mission house buying together
with absence OF any aggressive sell
ing led soon to u decided upturn in
values.
Besides unfavorable crop adyices
from Australia, continued dry wea-
ther over the domestic winter wheat
belt. with f!rmness OF premiums for
cash wheat in all markets gave an
advantage TO bulls.
Reports that flour business was
good, especially SO at Minneapolis.
had an additional stimulating in
fluence
Corn and oats reflected the wheat
advance. offerings OF corn were
light and demand for prompt ship
ment showed Improvement.
Provisions had a downward slant
In consequence OF lower quotations
on hogs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
santn Fn Wreck in ArInonn.

KTNGMAN. Ariz.. oct. 20 East
bound Santa Fe passenger train No.
10 collided with n string OF three
Hight locomotives, westbound. with
out load. on n curve n half mile
east OF Klngmnn this afteronon.
None OF tho passengers or crew was
seriously hurt The passenger on
gine and tho first OF tho three wcet-
hound engines were demolished in
the crash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
knnsns CITY LIYrstock.

KANSAS CITY Oct, ls.--CattIo--Re-
ceipts l2.oo0; beet steers, bulls and stock
ers and feeders steady to weak, top
steers liO76. bulk boloFna bulls I32b0
400 stockers st5ou74O. feeders $3.50
100 canncrs weak 10 lower, bulk around
t2.26, calves steady best yealcrs 10000
1861 fat she stoca weak TO csc lower,
bulk cows S3.b0u4.sO, few lots 5000 90,
many grass hclferH ttOOGbb0.
Hugs--Necoipta 5000, l5c so 35o lower
top 1918. 40 TO is0-pounders mostly $40
Us.b0, 100 10 2iQ-puunders 1S2SGs70,
heavy butchers around Sb.20ms3b. bulk
ib.G6QS7O, packing sows i0c 20 itc low
er moetly 'S.i0us.Go stock pigs steady
bulk tsC0ds.75.
Sheep Receipts 5000. lambs slow. few
sales steady 10 weak, top westerns fl4P5.
olipp-S lambs fl2Gb. shosp steady, ewes
t1G6, heavier wethcTs gG.7s,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

over, Cntlco was m0st emlalla
and gentle creature, and rlryad
much after tho manner OF the Yr-
dluary variety Of Cai Although
Gntlyo was a Uttlc moro m r.od in
hcr romplurs. shc was never vicious.
Miss Harlan said
Gttlro was captured hv James ~.
rgllngcr iu the juuElos ~ tho Mag
dllDua river, in South America, aud
brought go tho United states with n
Wow of training her for motion pic
ture work She was half tiger and
half leopard and measured four
feet from the ftp ot her nose TO the
up OF her tail, Sho weighed so
pounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
JUDGE DON'T BELIEVE JURY
Holds California Men for Murder
I'm Spite OF Coroner

Fresno, Cal. oct. 26.-while de-
fense attorneys sought to bring out
the coroner's jury verdict of "iusti-
fable homicide" 10 secure release Of
George Harlow. confessed wife
slayer, Justice Short p. O'Neal to-
day passed up the verdict and held
Harlow to answer 10 the superior
court for trial on the charge OF
murder preferred by r.. l., Orr,
father OF tho dead wife. No date
for nrraignmept on tho murder
charge was set.
Friends Of Harlow have mustered
legal forces 10 fight for HIS free
dom, based on the verdict and Of
the circumstance Sunday morning
when no claims no found a youthful
admirer with his young wife and
was provoked into clubbing her TO
death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
10 Find fee
PICK in Shoulder Bldde

CHICAGO, Ort, 20 Mrs. g. y.
Mllor. who was awakened this
q find un fee pick between
her shoulder blades. told police TO-.
night sho believed "a dentist, for
merly OF France and said tu bo 70
rejected auitor OF Mrs. Miller might
have been responsible lor hOr oN-
uorlcuco. I'm addition tn the slight
wound inflicted, Mrs. Miller told po-
lice Iewehy valued ut $1,000 was
missing,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

CHICAGO, oct, Butter--H HisheT.
creamery extras 45Hc, flrsts 36G 59ho,
standards 4iisc.
EgBs-Higher; s79i cases firsts sac
ftrsts 2fta H2bc,
Poultry-Alive higher. fowls itn2ic,
turkeys itc, springs isMc, rnOsters lbG.
potatoca--Dull, receipts Bs cars, total
United states shipments i,l93 cars, Wis
cOnsin sacked round whites S5U95c. Min
nesota sacked sand land OhiOs SOC cwt.
Minnesota sacked Req River Ohios . 90
a. 0b Cwtt Minnesota sacked round
whites 500 eoc cwt.. South Dakota bulk
round whites 7b0s0c cwt,, North Dakota
bulk round whites 10 us5c cwt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
one Dead. One Missing,
In FL PdsO Rail Wreck

TUCUMCARL ~ NJ, oct. 26-Ono
man is dead, one ~ missing and two
are HurferlnE from injuries ns tho
result OF a wreck on the Dawson
branch OF tho ~ rhso aud South
western railroad today. Two engines
were dcrallcd while coming down
Cabosa hin. AZ miles west Of here,
and 80 OF the ~ cara In the train
left the rails tonring up moro than
three hundred feet ot track.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
y. S. May BE HU0iUed in
Near East Conference

WASHINGTON. oct. 2G--The
United states probably will be rep
resented at ths near east peace Cuu-
ference by an official observer.
There In virtually no chance that the
Washington government Will par
ticipate directly la the conference,
however, or be signatory OF the
treaty Of peace to be evolved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Annthcr Big stock Dl,Idcnd.

ELIZABETH. N. j., oct. 26.--rhe
directors OF tho Borne ScrymBor
company. a subsidiary of tho stand
ard OH company. producing lubrl-
eating oils. today declared stock
dividend of 400 per cent ana voted
10 Increase its capital stock from
100000 TO s1,000,00O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

CHICAGO. Oct. a6-HoEs-Rsceipts
$1,000; slow mostly 1be lower. bulk $50 TO
2l0-pound averages ia00us10. good nnd
choice 220 70 2b0-pnund butchers t9.lbq
9.25, top i5as, bulk packing soyA t7.1b4
s2Q. desirable pigs $500, killing glasses
{sOems25.
Cattle-Receipts $4,000; native beef
steers generally steady 20 strong. top ma
tured stosrs ii3 80, long ysarlinEs ti3 20.
bulk native beef steers G9.b00l2,0O. west
bulls slow about Htehdy, veal calves.
stockers ana feeders weak bulk desira bic
bologna bulls SA00MG2b. bulk butcher
she stock about fA26a7.25, veal calves to
pBckeTs fl0.7t0 100.
sheep Receipts 1900 fat native lambs
about steady, top {iA6b. bulk ii426G
i44o, ouils generally SiO00dl0.60 fed
western lambs SlA60, fed yearlings MAS.
little doing on feeders. sheep around
steady
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Alrplnno Accident FntnI,

NORFOLK. Va. ct. 2G.--Two
naval airmen were Instantly killed
this afternoon when their airplane
crashed Co earth Bt the naval air
station Ths dead: Pilot Lieut., r. Ia.
Erickson. Lieut.. Y. r., Armstrong.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

NEW YORK, oct 26.-Cottonseed oil
was lower under scattered liquidation, In
duced by tho disappointing action Of lard
and cotton and easier stock market. Clos
Ing bids were TO 10 points net lower for
active months. Sales 1850 barrels
Prime crude 7Sfhc bid; prime summer
yellow spot s.2bIg.OOc October $50, Do
ccmber s.65c. March SS7c. all bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Prominent Mason Dies.

MALESTER, Oct. 2G,--Dr. q. s.
Turner. 50, prominent in Masonic
and other fraternai circles and II
ptactlclng physician In krebs for
tho past % years. died wednesday
evening at his homo at 3 o'clock.
following a stroke OF apoplexy about
tho euppcr hour,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Port worth Livestock.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Oct. 2e.--catti.
-.Reeeipts S.eo0. bseyes i3.5og75o. bulls
S1.OOW 800. calves 1900 q 600.
HoEs--Receipts 2, 200. light fsi6Qsbo.
heavy t7.50ds.00. pigs t5.00d77b.
6heep-Receip 5000, lambs $500
ia5o, stocker sheen 34Sogs.5o. feeder
lamhs g. 30 q li.uO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

NEW YORK, OcI. 26--Libnrty honds
closed: 5l.s i6O.s2 nrst ~ $3.50, see
ond AS $50, third 4as 9s62. fourth
AS gs.4,. Victory 4&s uncsllsd 100 IS.
victory ans called lO0.O2. Unltsd States
treasury tAs $3.50,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

KANSAS ClTY, oct. 2e.--Chsh What
No. 2 hard tl12q119. No. red 'l.isd
i.19.
Corn--No. white Tono to Tia No. e
yellow Toe.
Hay-UnchAnEod.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 26.-spot cotton
steady and unchanged. sales on the spot
i4f bales sales to arrive 4.273 bales. low
middlng 22.G2c, middlirg 1880. good
middllng - Csc, receipts ii,75t bales,
stock 243,g50 bales.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
TIlcrs KIIIcd IN ElorIdn.

oKEECIIOBEE, Fla. oct. &C.
Wilford 4. Eettig was killed and
Charles Douglas was seriously in
jured here this afternoon. Rettlg Is
said 10 have been n former army avi-
ator. Douglas lives I'm Garrett, Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

NEW lOHkl OCT .6.-FoTelEn en-
change Irregular.
Great Britaiu--DemAnd 4iib, cables
A4AN, 6O-day bills on banks 442h.
francu--Domsud G.96, cables G.s7.
Getmany--Demand .02 6-l6. cablei
,02S,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct. a6--Caii money
strong. high o. low "a, ruling rate 4.
Gail Loans--Against acceptsnces 4
Timo LOHus-tirm, mixed collateral 40
to oo-day iA 96 to months ~ gb.
Commercial papcr-Prlme Ah0Aa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
MlchliR LIvestooh.

WICHITA, Kan, Occt. Hogs-Ra-
eeipts i.l0Oi ESQ lower, top is.3o, bulk
.bu00s30.
Cattle--Recelpts 1900. weak undertona
on Killers. others steady, steers 5000
G.25, cows s3.S0p|50o, bulls S22bg 100,
calves fSOOvs.bO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 26.--Cattls-
Receipts 1900, steady. plain steers $500
q 6,25, butchers slow and steady a.
weeks decline. odd lots cows and heifers
1i00u 500. cannera 2l.7b, bulls 1225Q
ass, calves steady. stockers ana feeders
steady.
iseO, bulk $500 and Up, HtockeTs ts75U
Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

CHICAGO. oct. 36.--Wheat No. 3 red
Corn--So. , mixed 7OEc q7lc. No. .
mixed 70Ac.
.oats--No. : white H.Gi no. .
white 42it Q4ic.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

SEATTLE. Wash. --- Returning
here from NOorylk, Alaska. $50
miles within the Arctic circle. Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Evans cannot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

NEW YORK oct, 26-Lead-Steady.
spot 6.bOd6SGc,
zino--Frm. East 81. Louis spot and
nearby delivery 7loo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

NEW YOHK. Oct 26--Cutton futures
opened steady December 2A19. January
800. March ?30A May 23,Si, July 1885.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
rsdernI nank Resonree..

wAsHIEGTON, oct. s5.-combinsd re-
sources ana liabilities Of the ~ federal
reserve banks az the close Of buancsa
October 20. were reported tonight b. the
federal reserve board ss folloWti
Ees0urrea-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

hHnrHN 0ITN TTOduNF.
KANSAS CITY, oct 26.--Eggs Io high
er' nrsis ses, potatoes and poultry un-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27
Independents.

Closing bid ard asked prices of Inds.
pendent OF stocks Oh The New York curb.
a. Reported 10y slrandberg hclrecvy 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

lures Las los
Hne-spot LsT los, futures Lss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-27

New York Cotton.
NEW YORK, oct. 2G.-spot cotton
| quiet, middling 2lOOc,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-21
.[UFluu LODGE, MAs0As,
Sees ITS 9th MIlEP0sT
Organization Was Suspended
When the Civil War Broke.
Then Resumed
Again

Eaaal1. Nasca ei.--Thc oldest
N<sonic ,o1ss N oklzA0-4 : iocass4
here Il Is k.0sn IS Enfaaia lo1se
No. .. And w1S chartered in iSS-
- years Axo.
TIE history cs the hodge is reE.sse
with ,hc rozanee q the os1 south
vest
u had rs incepsion following sne
r~moral 10 the Crsek lndian soan-
rry u the Rev. & b Flcver. 4
NeshcdIsf nsgnster. who had become
a NaSoa a. vsn Burrn. Ara. whea
the Rev. Psovsr ca1e g this eoan-
try he fount George W Sstdham.
an oid-tirse CrVek. ~ho bld be~n
rsade q Mason ca One q his nuzer-
Gus trips 20 Washington. where ae
represented Ms tribe tesore govern
menral officials. JOSEPH Coody. an
ctker clsizen a. the creek nation.
was the thsrd Nzsoz tie minister
f-ana On this territory
The fhree drrised 10 C-zan;n y
local chapser ~ spposnszsnt n
rast at tie "a ln5An axsncy near
,fnsko<se ard 80 cut fron there On
horsehack fo- Little Rock. whers
tAey oetained charter fron the
Arkansas grand iotSs. Their ioars
was named -Maskogcc lodge No
s1.- and ssr nasy PEARS Il cp<rzse1
under tAis title
When sAe var between the states
broke ont tAe activities q the lo-d<e
we're susp~nded- History shows that
stsahan ant Cocdy sclred the rn7-
tsderate array Cody teok With Asu
the original charter OF the sodge ard
al the se~eis q the lc1xe nffie--s.
Re carried -then On his pe-son
thr0cshous y foar years that Ne
served and escapef without
scratch.
FOliowing the wAr the lodge again
became active and for = long tine
met regularly Al Ssidhan's home for
want q a 1oEe conventent meeting
pl1-e- Another Interesting chatter
in The hodges history : fsund in
the fact that il conferred is degrees
both in En<iish and the Greek An
suages- This vss rzade necessary
by TIE fact TIA, there were u.&ny
members q the lodse eho oOzd not
speak anything hui ghe native In
dian tongue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-21

III ver coanhfnrs. IT, rursfitc prupeE-
tirx ~ every smUau rr&sls mai" cuugh
rrr1es~. Nnn rro3atsT torit nj ret IS
ru-h real fufstisc r-ou-r - tacrr : n
fh,s simuie lorir. zns1e roaxh swan.
~hseh : easily preparni IN few
mirufe<.
CT iron any druzxist 21z OUNCES q
pfrrx. rour 4 info = pat bottle ard
hH tke i,ottie with svrup. usinx either
rsnin rrnnuiated snrar srrup. clarified
sirr.i. Tle r<saIt = . fall pirt q
rsellx f-rsfer eun,rh syrup than vou couli
fur rea AZ -rsx.ir for three times the
nscn<v. Isstss pleasant ani ncser
sToiis
TAzs rirex and Srrur pr~parsfion Erss
right AZ the ean<e Il cough and cisr@
aimost f-nnsefiatc rtlirf. II loo-cns the
phls<u. stors the nssfv threat tickle
and kraIs the sorc. irriiated n,eubranes
~ esztiy ana easily that = = really
zsfonishire-
A drv's use Ill usually orsrror> The
ordinarr eozzk srt for broncsttis. Group.
hoerS<n<s- nnd brouEAi4l asthma taere
a. rcthinr b~.ic--
r5n<z = = uost va'uahic rsncentrsfef
coupcurf - Certine <orusF pine ~
;rzrt. srd hse b<<n rsei for -enerxtions
- hTcak un xexrre pwu1lis
To xFolt dt<zpuoinfrneut AK vo1r
trvzrrist e. al crncrs II Pin<x" uifh
fru 1irecfscns. and don't zcrcpt srF-
thinx eise. Guarautefd % xsss 1h-oIute
<xfr=fa0tlon or ua1zT grvznpsiy re-
fsn1c-- 11e Pl4ex Co. II WaTne.
t44-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-21

fhyslcs c1a s1swer whecce xos.
the eandie1z1e whsn Il v2nlsA<'
into badness and wAst h~~p<n<s 9:
srund when the great n,aw q sllrncs
dissS-s Il. Bet what s:isace czn knea
the dessiny q the prs and plzs and
pins and what Is the oallvlon whfcA
swallows thar greaf a-zy a street
waking wouea whose chs<ss are rou
pink ard Who dxssl ourSsde the hxrtRa-
wire fencc q respectzhilIsys
LET The pins 20. unless c1e les or
the Sidewalk nnsnr tnwSrd ycn4 ard
.ss this he TIE srory q Mae Munrpe.
kesSeh one cf the plnk-cheeksss xrsna-
tiers a tha, grszS array WHOSE destiny
. as vague As the destiny ~ pas. and
wno Ir uo-e than Gre vain aytezr. 70
Climb had suzSyed her IEisai.ca
F~nch sniareisiery p<srica's cn the
edward side q tA2t beroed.wire
fsnce.
Thea too. in the years that lead up
~ this noz.ecs Mae Nnnrp< had taken
"a wesrht-the fair. f&hhy 1esh -
lack u exercise and 10 lack ~ chow
late hcnoc1s. And = miss Is zs god
~ nliEe. o. a harhed-wire fsnce. culy
% lonS a. she Keeps lar hgrrc down
and he- diet NJ. whea Mae Munrr~
rn fer = street cxr <he br~ethci
tkrVu<h her rseuth fo< the nr~g s,s
hlccks after she cruxkt r.. Tne top
hu,tc1 q her sAoe Was 70 logger equal
T. TIRE span But her Eyes are sim
blue. rather like sky. whsn you LOOK
ssrslshr ": her hair yellow 20 the
rcss: and who can <ainssy lhst
tlnpse IN the chIn is net worgh TWO Ia
the che~ksr
In the rnrst discr,ier az nd velvet
sitting room cinttered With morning
U1nsAIne and anfrsn~d. unsigned rho
scSrsphs q stage fsvcrisss, ~upsy bet
Ties and tenr>1-in cushions. Mae Nuls-
~ stirred on her high mound * red
sssesn sofa pillows: placsd her pop<r-
heck fzce down On the tAeour~t bs~
side her: yawned: made a fo-xy into
tn uncovered ter cf eAoccfzfs boa
hons. sank her small te~sh into
erssmy ocrinx heart ard druyget
particle os the sweet into the saseslnx.
uptu-uei sno1t q a white wcol da<.
eucd.sd Ia the carve q her arm
yswnei sgzin-
NO r1cr@ tsndy. Make lttsse
Srookie Ookfe sEckt MAKE uuvxers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-21
WOMAN PLAN TO
FIX OWN STYLES

Chicago. Narxh 3i.-DeciarAtion q
srdep<ncence from Parixsan style
iietArors fCr Arericzu women wAs
sounded here today hy Miss Ethsl
cursan. SeE York noaiste attending
~ national ccaven;ion q tAs rash-
icz Arts Iez<ue
The American woman Is uissing a
strong b.d . dorinzte the fashlcn
uorid ~ith her style. inst as she has
Dominated Il wiiA her striking
beauty.
The entire tread q modern fash
ica in this country sho~s ne are de-
vsloping standards Of Cur osn.- she
said In a very short time the
Azer.czn vcr2n's dress riii be
looked to a. the nOscl a. the world :
TIE American style. Miss curran
szEa- does not run 20 sny one type.
=, + Absolutely non-7artisan.- and
striking IN is many yarilsfcns.
II Is distipetive IN that Il 1 not
designed merely 10 attract the ulaie.
The tropical bird sort a. dress Is
heirE replaced - fashions that are
Irst Of al artistic
TIE sesthstic aspect Hiss csrrzn