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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10

gram included music by the Carls-
bad orchestra, an address Of well
come by Victor l.. Minte readings
by Miss Minnie Gay which included
interpretations of "BasCa" and
"rhe Same Old Story" and address
by Judge Armstrong on why |
Am an odd Fellow" a reading by
Miss Barnett, early History OF
Odd Fellowship" by J. Bert Leck,
closing with refreshments and SO.
Cial hour.
State Engineer Charles May, Mrs
May and Miss Frances May arrived
Friday of last week from Santa Zee
for several days visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Marguerite Roberts has re-
turned to her home in Carlsbad
after a three months visit with her
aunt in Los Angeles.
Employees at the Public Utilities
company office have been enjoying
some radio entertainment, the best
being that of Monday night when
concert flashed from Denver was
plainly heard two blocks away. a
choir singing "Come All Ye Faith.
full" words and voices were dis
tinctly heard, and on the same eve
ming the operator caught message
from the Catalina Islands, the op
orator there trying to get the main
land. Music by a jazz orchestra in
Los Angeles was also heard, the
music being so distinct that one
might well have danced to it. A
move is on foot in Carlsbad to form
company for the purchase of q
first class radio outfit.
A very delightful social affair of
the week was the benefit dance at
the armory on Tuesday evening, Civ
en- by the Ladies' guild ofthe Grace
Episcopal church. This was at
tended by more than one hundred
couples, ana music was furnished
by the Oldham Moore Orchestra Of
Dexter. Mint ice was served during
the evening.
Miss Blanche Burns entertained
on Saturday night with spend
the-night party. Her guests were
four school friends and included
Misses Emily Hardy, June Joyce,
Dorothy Flowers, and Dorothy
| Hudgins.
I
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10

Miss Miriam Ingram, n Philadel-
phia missionary is training the fu-
ture bride Of Pi You, titular en-
peror of China, that she may ac-
ouire style, grace and general de-
pertinent along western lines for
her wedding on December !.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-10

A japanese court recently issued
a decree which Releases Gelsha
girls from involuntary slavery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
!. Y. N. A. PREPARES FOR
ANNUAL TAG DAY MAY 5
Report of Organization Shows
Big Increase i'm Work
in March. y

Nearly l.2O0 people. poor md .,c,r.
were cared for In March bv tho In
structive Visiting Nurse Aasooin
tion, which paid 4.776 visits TO tb,.e
unfortunate citizens and th.ir
families. against 1850 calls In so1
patients during the same month "a
year ago. or this number. GA had
been carried on the bcoka from rho
preceding month. and sol were n,,S
cases. while GIG were dismis.cd as
cured. partially cured. incurnbIs or
died. and 5G3 are still under tho All,
pcrviSion Of tho nurses.
Ihis shows "a tremendous increase
In the work, which means that moro
nurses are needed and better
method OF transportation through
the use OF one or two cars, thus en-
aiding the nurses to mora than
double their output.
Arrangements arc being made by
the association for the annual tag
day. which Is 40 tako place May 3.
Mrs. G. or. Cowardin is prcaido, I
Of tho association.
Tho work OF the nurses rcachcg All
races. crceds and colors. that among
the negroes being well carried out
by women OF their own race hut
registered graduates. and chosen
with tho same Carc IA arc the white
nurses. Two students from st. Phil
lips Hospital. who are obtaining two
months experience with tho l. V. N
a., arc reported TO be doing splendid
work under careful supervision. They
paid los and 1877 Visits. respectively.
during March. There arc also sew.
eral full-time colorcd nursns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

natural that there should come n
reaction towards sanity. In fact. Mt
the present moment. the tendency Is
away from the old MISUNDERSTANDING
ing. ana towards the belief that art
springs from eNuhcrancc or health
and sanity In the individual and in
the community. a dying apple tree
does not produce blossoms and fruit
All the Immediate tendencies. from
Tie league OF nations down lead to
more intensely cooperative forms Of
social life. So. IT is perfectly natural
'hht school which trains students
10 work In Il social field should in
crude. aS very important course
ono which deals with the theater.
'"c art or which Is, OF all. most
co-operative
Thrntcr rs Community Organization.
IN the thcatcr. which is n com
hhnity organization, artists and ar
'izans of every kind, work together.
each contributing to the general Of
rect Even a person with mn tccb-
hica! training Of any sort can do. h.
hlid TN" scenes. work which greatly
assists the finished production. Ana
besides being great fun and splendid
"ttStc education. the work r,uc,.
on society in general by training tho
individual To cooperate and under
stand the relation of his effort to
IN" III" of tn" community"
The work OF the class conducted
by Miss I!urlcigh covers. IN lectures
IN" more important facts OF the pres.
cnt theatrical Renaissance, both
abroad and tn ms country. IL
covers also the theory OF modern
dramatic writing and the basic prin-
cipics OF production. In the labora-
tory. IL Includes the practical detail.
OF very small production
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

Forrest. MIR, and Mrs. william F.
Crawford. The dance will he an at
tractiv" one ana will he largely at
tended by the club members and
their friends. y number OF college
alumni have been invited also.
tlcc club Gives Skit.
University of Richmond Glcc Club
viii civ" concert and sk!t entitled
saturday Nigh, in college Boys
Room" a, Bellevue Junior High
school. Twenty-fomrh and Grace
streets. on Friday night. April II,
at S:i5 o'clock. under tn" auspices az
the Ladies' Ala Society 81 Leigh
Street Hartis; and Union Station
Methodist churches.
Program mt Mrs. DnIton'S.
The Salem College Alumnae will
Civ" an attractive musical program
AZ the HON" of their president. Mrs.
IT. Clair" Dalton. 1927 Park Avenue.
Friday night, April 81. at $40 o'clock.
y special invitation has been on
tended To alumuac Of other colleges.
and social hour Will follow the
program.
benefit Card rnrty.
| y benefit card party for tho Grip
| pied Childrcu's Hospital will be
given by the Sunshine Circle Of
| Kings Daughters. at III" Richmond
Hotel. Friday. April II. from $40 10
= O'Clock. Baskets OF spring flowers
will hc given at each table. ana play
crs ar" requested 10 bring cards and
pencils Tables can be reserved by
calling Boulevard $3.50.
Amusing Play at Monumental.
y particularly amusing story Of
| seven girls. who go camping by
themselves To get away from their
boy friends and town life, and cx
| pcricucc many unforeseen difficulties.
| will be portrayed at the performance
OF '''rh" Voice oi Authority" which
will IL" presented in tho rccturc room
| OF the Monumental Church ON Friday.
April :l at Sis o'clock. For several
years tn" members OF Section Il. Of
the Womaus Auxiliary. have given
a play for tn" sunday school Easter
offering. and th.s" amatcur perform
auccs hay" been we'll patronizcd and
enthusiastically received.
Those taking part in Tho Voice
| OF AuthOrity," TIA" proceeds OF which
will lie used for IN" Easter Offering
this year. arc: Mrs. &. Z. Mundy. the
cooking teacher. Miss claire Tanner.
the superior spiuStcr: Miss Mildred
Gibhlo. the woman physician: Miss
Lois Holmes the butterfly girl: Miss
| katherine Gordon. the StcnoGraph"r;
| Miss sadie Wright. the newspaper
| woman. Miss Edna Richardson, the
| hride-to-h": Calvin Sattcrfield. the
voice hf authority. unseen. but all
| powerful.
Announces Engagement of Daughter.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert Brown an
nOunC"s the enlargement Of her
daughter. Elsie. 10 Grafton Eugene
Rlankinship, OF Galveston Texas.
The wedding takes placc in MAY.
Card Party nt Uichmond.
Among interesting events Of the
coming week VIII hc the card party.
| which is 10 h" given on next We'd
ncsday afternoon. April IL. from !
until "'ciock in the mczzaninc
par!orS nf the Richmond Hotel. by
the GrandrhilGr"u's chapter OF the
confedcracy. Auxiliary No. |. To the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
SOCIETY IS AGAIN GAY
AS BANS ARE LIFTED
Fragrance of Easter Bouquets and Spirit of Joy After
Lenten Season, Abroad Two Notable Weddings
Celebrated in Richmond This Week
1Iy Elizabeth Witt.

Tho
sayy The songs today hold nothing of the
Today the
the buoancy which
sunshine bright
token,rg
return to the world which
the joys of youth and love Easter
oouque's already abroad and the soft
sweet peas
sunday atmosphere with the o desire
nut THIS returning
ine season there
emotion
OF people This week is especial School
lor Children the Baby Party
refer Rabbit nterainneit will
and all the working for tho bepee ~ IN,
crippled Chi!drens Hospital
exp OF love OF service that period will,
the Divine Spirit has
On Monday afternoon James Branch Caho,
VIII be presented at tho Woman's
Also Monday begins R,thi, os,,.a,
b!d fark under the
richmond will be from Tuesday and wo
nesday afternoons - ' ''N'
Monday night General open the Easter dance If M,
richmond German Club. a O'Clock. . '"e
tuesday at 1889 Wallace eutortainirr ~ no,
or OF Miss Margaret Ierndon, a luncheon " "
Tuesday Open Air School comnit,oo u,, 49, :. ,
Party at the Jefferson 40 ''''!
Wednesday afternoon Ricrr,o,, ;,
@ at the home of Mrs Crutchfcd in Gin,or PAIL
";So CLOCK Tea will be womans CHM FROM = ~
O'Clock that afternoon ~ '''' W o
Wednesday night 6 o'clock tho ,o,,,.
10 sev. John James Grava take place and -, ,h
rankin Street the of Marsre, Ill.,,
n ~ 10 oaude Balm of Norfolk, celebrated Tho cao
YIN We oio"ed by oco ''
:. On Friday afternoon, Hattie Belle Gresb,r ;,
" iound Table OF the Ginter Womans Cluh '"'
%, 49,. , lass OF 81 GATHERINGS School give Cardo,
'o inc oeneht of the Jennie Elicit On ar's
"'' 'ie't on saturday
saturday night the Country Club will he CAV oro 49,
restraint Leniall e"' '"oc more after the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

J. paffron. T. q. hin. 7. u. Jones,
w. II. Craig. W. u. Miller. {. IL. Dor
set. rccram Johnson. y. l.. McClcl-
Ian. Dave T.. SattcrHcld. .Tr Erbcrt
{. Leigh. .Ir, John SHELTON Williams
and Miss Frances scott.
Uniu"c Amir Tuesday Night.
The interesting and unique Baby
Party planned hy tn" opcu-Nir
School committee will he given on
Tuesday night OF this week a, tho
Jefferson Hotel and Richmond So
cicty will attend 1t in large num-
hers. Mrs. Garrett Euckncr Wall
VIII be ia charge of the features dur
ing TIA" intcrmission and Miss Elisa
beth Scott is chairman of IN" entire
affair. one of tn" events of the cvc-
ming Will lac the Maypole dance done
in costumes Of light c"l"red cling
hams by Misses Dorothy Robins
Mary Mason Williams. Grace Shcp-
herd. AVIS Young, Maria Moncurc.
Elizabeth Witt. Penelope Anderson.
Elizabeth Warren. Elizabeth Wall.
sara Capcrton, Maria Williams. Alice
bertrand. Julia Moucure. Luna Am
bier. Avis Hillsman, Jane Strudwick
and Nirriria Taylor Among the
other features there will be races ni,
poEDs'icks, like thos" ut the Eollics,
and also on scudder cars. Much
entertaining will be done that eve
ming. Tables have been reserved bv
Mrs. Charles T. WhI,lock. Jr.. Mrs
Alexander g Brown. Mrs. William
Augustine. Mrs. Herbert Claiborne
Mrs. Garnctt Tahh, Mrs. g. q. Nalcn-
tine. Mrs J. r. Taylor. Miss Maria
Wall and Miss Elisabeth scott. They
may b" reserved by calling Mrs.
Lewis Kosher. Boulevard $3.50
N.
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
the Ladies' Ala Society OF Leigh
Street BAPTIST church will give a re-
ccpti"n :" Mrs. Howard Stewart. wife
OF The pastor. ana the Indies of the
church. Mrs. Emma Speed Samp-
son VIII give an authors reading, and
Mrs W. y. Ropcr, accompanied by
Mrs. y. j EIrcnt. viii give several
vocal selections. After the program
the afternoon will he u social ono.
Seen" az Erg-Iiunt Changed. &c..
Tn" Easter egg hunt. To he given
10y ia" Suushin" circle of Kings
Daughters for tn" crippled chill
drcn's Hospital. has been changed
from the Dart lawn TO John u.
carN's Scho"! lawn. Easter Monday
at II o'clock. MI children ar. in
vitcd and prize vii! be given for
the child finding the most eggs.
Attending Dances IN Grorgin.
Miss Elizabeth Robertson. a de-
hutnntc Of this season. who is visit
ing in Atlanta. viii attend The ras-
ter dances at the University OF
Georgia. Several functions have been
given In honor Of Miss Robertson
during her stay there. She will re-
turn som" time in May.
I.ont club Dnnrc.
Tomorrow night the Virginia Boat
club viii give tn" last dance ~ the
winter series. which have been 50
popular with the Younger set. II will
b" given ut the rray BOY Studio from
{? TO o'clock. The chap.rons will
lee MIR. and Mrs. j. Thomas rriddy
Mr. and Mrs. \. r. k"rshnw. MIR anal
Mrs W l.. Carncal, MIR. ana Mrs. IL.
:. I.af""n. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

Hrandchildrcn's Chapter of tho Con.
icdcracy does Il splendid WORK .l.,,.
confederate line, and much interest
Is being shown in the card marry
which rs for the benefit of tho chan
ter relief fund. Players will furnish
their cards. and prizes will be given
Mt each table. Miss Annie u. crumn
chairman OF tho card party, as
sisted by III" following committee Of
young girls from tho chapter: Misses
Helen fcttway. Lois Yarhrnuyb
Catherine Lynch. Marian w,ldor
Elizabeth Rartol, Elizabeth Rraudon
Mary Myriis Cox. Mclvina Todd E,,,o
Rudd' Virginia Gee. Lucille Mathews
Margaret Nokcly. Prominent wo,o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
NAME MELTON HEAD OF
PALMETTO UNIVERSITY
Attended school Mt charlottesville
and WHs Etrcntintr INSTRUCTOR,
OF NIrHinin InntitutiOn.

Mr.. William n. Melton. La d, Of
Columbia. S. e.. has been elected
president OF the University of South
Carolina. to succeed Dr. william
sponsor Currcll. who becomes dean
~ tho graduate school. Dr. Currell
Was formerly connected with WASH
ington and loo.
Mr. Melton is n prominent lawyer
and business man Of Columbia. Ho
attended tho University of Virginia
from 1887 to 1890. graduating in tho
schools Of English. Latin. French,
moral philosophy. chemistry. ma
tural history and geology. lfo was
licentiate instructor in Latin In Tho
University Of Virginia from 1889 to
1880. From 1890 TO 1892 he attcnded
law school at the University OF South
Carolina. graduating with the degree
Of Ill. r.:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

and members of the Younger GO, f.,
town are now rescrvinr tables.
Tables may be reserved nv ,cIo
rhoning the director of the ,.hon,nr
Mrs 9. Is. Robertson, at Madison
e'sS-N. and by tclephonlng the pr.si
dent' Miss Annie Il. Crump, nj Roulc
ward i2i-W.
Ten mt Womnn'S club.
Tea VIII be served inrurmallv a,
l'th" Woman's club on Wednesday and
saturday afternoons from 80 to :;
o'clock.
Here From KnndoIph- Macon.
MISS Na!"ri" Il" Milhau is home
from Iiandolph- Macon Wouan's
.oiieGe for the Easter holidays She
mas as her guests the following. col
icsc mates: Misses Esther C;annnway.
or Oklahoma city: Mildred Smith. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
"JOINT OWNERS IN SPAIN"
IS EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE
Glass OF Recreation of School of Social Work and Pub
lie Health Functions in Cooperation With
Little Theater League.

me class in recreation of tho
School of Social Work and Public
iiealth. recently gave an excellent
performance OF the one-uct plav
Joint Owners in SPAIN" by Alice
Brown. before the Little Thea,er
League OF Richmond. In the Theater
WORKSHOP The class Is working
under the instruction OF Miss Louise,
burie'sh. who Is the director OF the
E'NtIc iheater League. The cast in
c!uded Misses Julio Saunders, Viz
GINA lorraine. Anne Bigger and
nancy Morton. They arrived ;t tb.
theater IL little over an hour hsrnro
the performance. dressed. hastily con-
structed their set. and had :, dr..,
rehearsal before the audience arrival
Adoption OF the means at hand IL
part of the course
The School of Social Work nm,
Public Health. in Richmond una.r br
ii. III. Hubs. trains, workers In bv
Glene. community activities and rec
rcntion. The instruction is ,r,I,,i,
"1ohg sociological lines. ana tn.
course lasts for two years.
Lectures ON Dramatic rroJucti,,
IN tho course i'm recreation. Miss
i-ouise Bhrietgh has been giving a
Sei'es or lectures on dramatic bro
auction. She has two main objects i'm
her work: first. to give To tho s,u-
cents some idea Of tho Immediate
reiation OF art tos,hc community. and
'heh' 10 coun:"ract the lnrr. ANA
Eeherai feeling. which began To grin
we English speaking world in the
davs OF Oscar Wilde. that art fourish-
ed in unhealthy places.
" hen that Impulse reached it's
summation IN IN" cubists. and their
'e''oWS' said Hiss BurIcigh. "i, was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

ST. Louis. Mo-: Katherine Ucrndon
lvnchburE. and Ethel Mckenzie Of
Houston. Texas
Visiting mt Fort Defiance
Miss Virginia Talley. Of Stuar,
Avenue. lief, Friday FOR Fort be-
hhnce to he tho guest Of Miss Evelyn
Lambeth who IL entertaining a
house party for tho Easter HOLIDAYS
MISS Lambeth and Miss Talley VIII
!eaE" Monday afternoon for Licking
ton l" attend th, Washington and
lie" and V. VI. dances
Fairy Ertrn,nEnn1n.
finely balanced personnel will
produce IN" delightful fairy play.
beauty and the Beast" In the John
Marshall High School auditorium
next thursday evening, April 20, at
Continued on Third pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
rmnn Monday. Night


Easter week Will ONION ,,,,h "a,
'"oaS german tomorrow night at
ne IeNerson Hotel auditorium at
s'So O'Clock. General Stern will lead
the opening figure. Several dinner
parties have bcen pssnned to nrccoac
the german to entertain tho MANY
out-of-town guests VINO Will attend.
among those from distance are;
AIT. and Mrs. Kenneth y. C;ilpin. of
Iiarke county; Miss Kathleen Balm.
OF norfolk: Claude Balm. OF Norfolk
CHARLES +. Easter, of Ral,lmor.
Homer Ferguson. Of Newport News.
Hugh kelleher, Of Now York: Mah,on
Pitney' OF Washington: MIR and Mrs
Nh'hhihS W. Daniel, az s. Dav!ds.
"a. and Or, Toson summers l.. S \.
1t VIII be tho usual Important event
OF tho social calendar OF IN. carly
spring
enbelfs PIay mt Woman, Club.
James Branch CahclIs "simor.s
hour VIII DO presented a; the
"anan's Club on .al0nday afternoon
NJ 1880 o'clock...- TIA. vim hc the
hrst presentation of n, play. ANA
one or more New York urnduccr.
VIII be here To see II Win q View 10
putting Il on IN New Ynrl. .rho
scene Is laid on an island on ~.
coast Of England about the year l75o
ana the costumes viii ~. ar ma,
period. Mrs. Richard " rarr.rg,,,,
b'. Douglas <. Freeman and tod
erick Maybee wt2i take the moi,,
roles. ''"'"
Mrs William II Trlsg r. &c
cha!rinan Of the afternoon. win Nrs
archer Jones yice-char,uau ana ,b
i!oS'"sses are MeesGar,.s Roh.r, :;
ihornt"n, Charles =. Leo u,,,,,to
hro"n. IrhNcrS Warysr,k q Nrr.a,,
"hl't"'' John Sourhaii. seldom Tav.
Ior and Miss Emily waaam
Tickets for tho Saivi r..ra can
be gotten 10y Tho club members at
the cinh from Aprn i g. a. At,.r
that time all remaining ,ekc,s vim
be put on sale.
out-"f-Town Guests for W.adip..
=. Faster week. is wcrt os we'd.
dings On "Wednesday evening al 6
o'clock the marriage OF Mis-. lI.len
stevens TO Rev. John Jane r;ray,,,
Jr. VIII D., ,.,. H.
Tri,i,v r,,,-, al ho!y
a. IN "a" same evea-
"ulhf "i MISS Margaret
mon va 'l"Hd" MaI-
i'a'h WIZ tax I.iac" al 1la
west fFanE KIN Street, Nirhuor,
VIII be filled with ON, ..-,,,r.
guests for hoth func,io,,. ,,,.,,.
those Who viii be hero 80.
yatt-Steveus w.ad.og W.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
SCOPE
SCHOOL TRAINING.
Junior Highs Find Favor
Everywhere, Says
Board Member

ut, ,o,,,,,,,ttt,s y.,c-- ib,y have
boer tntrndtrod tuulor blpb 4rbo,Is
aro finding favor ir the eycs of lho
nysrsge rp,n hcra,tso tbcv sbori.p
thr period peccae,tv to train l..
rbiidrcn far offi,i,uf y,YrA In their
chosen yocofIoua" amid l. l. Uo.
shane noubcr of tho hoard of ,du-
cation vcaicrdpv iu commenting
un,p tLn .lsu +, Ipaururais tho
innior bIrh 'srnpoI rvatpm m Tulsa
Almost cyrrv American wants
TO rlvo bia rbiidrou enough cdurn-
lion ia ruablo tbcu TO bo ua,fu ,itI-
yrna r9p1Lin OF rHruIur d good live
iur tIr is anxious. however. that
every ,g,r sugut m school shall pHv
dividends u dollars aud cents. ana
bls ronrprn s particularly acute boo
limos of financial aftpaa.
"Tudcr Tho old cight-grado olo-
urutary school ryatom which rlmo
down from ikts until worry recently,
almost without change. tho child
Epcut clght years wholly upon ac1-
dewIC subjects Until Do uuiuird
high school ho had absolutely mo-
opportunity to prepare specifically
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
MathiIde a Good Match
For Oser, Says Student

WASHINGTON. March 25.--Ma-
thildo Mccormick. lGyear-old
granddaughter Of John -. Rookie
fefler. heircss to millions, win make
a good match in marrying Max
Oscr, the 4S-ycar-old Swiss riding
master, IN the opinion NJ Miss Ma
thildo Moss. one OF Oscr's former
pupils clio will make Miss Me
Cormick n good husband" said Miss
Moss today.
"lIe does not como from aristoc-
racy. but neither does she. and
think II win be n good match"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
xoU'LL GET RID OF
BLACKHEADS SURE

There Is ono simple, safe and Hure way
that never falls 20 got rid OF blackheads
ana that ts TO dissolve them,
To DO this get two ounces OF calonito
powder from any drug Htore-sprinlde "A
little on hot, wet Epunge-rub over the
hlackhcads briakly--wHsh tho parts ana
you will be surprised how the hlackhesds
have disappeared. Big blackhoads. little
blackhenda, no matter who're they are,
simply dissolve and disappear. leaving the
parts without any mark whatever Black.
heads are simply "a mixture OF dust and
art and sccrctiona from the body that
form IN tho pores OF tho skin. Itnching
aud squeezing only cause irritation, make
large pores, pnd' do not set the black
heads out after thOy bocomo hard, The
fHloulte powder and thu water simply dis
solve tho blackhcads 30 they wash right
IN their natural condition, Anyone trou-
blod with these unsiEhtly biemishes should
certainly Try this simple method.-Adyer-
nsement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Handsome Dress Goats

Ssrc that tho coso inspection the
critical and oxactng-loose line models and others finished
with cloth and mutu boltsfno veldynes
y woven por wls Some are braid and embroidery trimmed
fancy stitched, Collars shawl, stole flat
styles splendid selection.
tailoring of these coats Is exceptionally good,
$3.50 to 259.OO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

Short lengths Of most popu-
lar drapCry materials. enough
for one -up to several win
dows: a wide variety Monday
At Half Price
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
CapeS fOrSpOrtS andDreSS
$3.50 to 259.OO

For practical everyday for motoring and
show splendid collections \
desirable occasions
boCd dolman effects tweeds
tws marveas voldynes duvetynes While quite a
bor show collars Of carncu others trimmed with braid
and embroidery In brown navy Sorrento pla
mum and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
-25.CO to 1000
Lovely TaHeta FrOcks

Auringiy dainty and with tho spirit Of youhfuness
pressed In their lovely styles show focks
tonally fine taffeas and mores that
fun skirt and hoop effects straight line
Necklnes with collars
short threoquarter lengths while
as delightful as you can imagine possible.
$3.50 to 1000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Suits Tailored or DreSSu

The height OF the through
our various showings Some OF the desirable
straghno with narrow belts cape
styles Fashioned Of excellent twi tricones
and with beautiful tailoring they desirable their
respective with stocks
advantage