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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-01-05

dent in which three cars Of the North
Coast Limited of the Northern Pacific
went into the ditch near South Heart.
Extreme cold weather had snapped one
Of the steel rails, breaking the connect
ing wires of the automatic block sig
nal. This warned the engineer of the
danger ahead and he was able to
greatly reduce the speed of the train.
before it hit the broken rail. Had the
train been running at usual speed, a
serious wreck would have resulted, it
Is believed.
Bismarck-Wiley Mullnix, an es-
capped convict from the penitentiary
here, vas arrested at Ottumwa, Iowa.
He was sentenced to life simprison-
nent for second degree murder.
Lisbon-Angell Lund. %, Fort Ran
som, farmer, waived preliminary exam
nation, when arsaigned here on the
charge of stealing a load 0f wheat.
from Henry Hagen, another farmer.
EIt Is alleged that Lund sold the wheat
at Nome for $37. 40. Authorities work
ing on the theft report BY Mi. Hagarl,
located Lund In Eddy county, from.
where he was returned to Ransom.
county. Ms
Characterization of the county
Red Cross nurses work was voted by
the Grant county chapter .of the Red
Cross at the annual meeting held here
following d discovery that the treasury
had A balance of S4.422.0D on hand.
hIiisboro-Even G~olb3ornson, 50, d
Of the oldest settlers ia Trail county,
WHO came to this seofiDn iii 1870. died
here. He elnierated 10 America from
Norway ln 1879, yettling iii Wisconsin,
Where An liyed for 6ys years. ne then
tlcsed "a Mtnnesota Md, after spend.
ing y yeaf there. came to North Da
kOta, ~traveling by ox team. He ielyes
~ M "a ~ children.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
I'II HER,

Joseph Anthony. ir. recently went 70
sungsc2 Ark.. to enter enter college ,-,,.
n arfs in pichcr tho first ot the week
NV and Mrs. w. II. Black made a trip
n rnrcmora on business early IN the
'na-otAy Fay William. is visiting Mr.
W Cunningham In Joplin for a couple
Shirley Howell and wife visited Nj and
N.a Dave Martin. at Alton, Saturday and
,N-s Lena Coins. formerly IN business
- is now operating restaurant at
N- arI Mrs T. p. Collier are the par.
sr's OF % SON, born at the American hos
. oscar Mg1dcr and wife had a. their
81 duns the week Walter ieoman OF
w. j. Rogers ana wi,a recently spent
several days at rittsburg. kan, visiting
their daughter
u.r.r Woods has yone to sarcoxle. No.
g. a.'sni school and make his home with
c.,y Attorney 4. L. Commons and wife
va-l relatives ana friends at Falkland
M-s =. c. naird made business trip
70 Kansas city where he spent everal
dI|- carly iu the week.
business In rirher Monday
Clint >idav and wife have returned
fa." Rochester MINI, whore he under
yu. Cu Avant club held their first
meeting after the summer recess AZ the
home ot Mrs. W =. Ault Wednesday aft
aruH.U.
Horny Pointer and Miss Emma simpson
w... the lucky ones who won the two so
C.#b prizes 10 the drawing at NegIms
store Monday.
Miss F.un shannon had as her guests
Sunday MIssas NestJ Altman and Estilo
u.HH.Us and Meredith Dobhlns OF wash
lra'.u university.
The order OF the Rainbow. Junior
NJ M.a.r.c organization Tor girls, held an i'm
T.r'.uf business meeting at the Masonic
EI. Wednesday afterpuun.
Captain Arthur j.. Lindsay and wife.
% ....H. are 20 arrive here shortly 20 be
gin work In the direction NJ establishing
salvation army corps in Picher.
Leonard Namplor. 81. ana Miss Myrtle
Kendall 10. both residents Of IiChcr. were
united iu uatriuony Saturday night, jus
tic. uf the peace +. II. Holt officiating.
More than three hundred students en-
rolled in tho richor high school during
IL. first week and unusually large NUM-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

Much attention N devoted this
l'nr 10 crepe dc falllC which H. u
very soft gracious fabric. and. there
fore. not In the least like the CrisD
ana rather stiff fnillc of the pnst.
on, how | wish YOU. my readers.
might have boon with mo YESTERDAY
when ! visited tho HuuackcrpA,g
Department of tho NJ. &. Hale Hard
ware company for II was brimming
fun with new things you'll need FOR
inll ana winter use in your home.
There were English and Han ten
pots I'm gold decorations that oven
the most gentle Englishwoman would
take pride In possessing, n tempting
variety Of cnEscrolcH In pyroX and
hoit-pruOt china. mounted In silver
ana uick61 trumcsH-for one no long
or scornH piping hot food time
sariug devices such as tho Armstrong
Table Rings gud Duplex Flrclcsa
Cookers, ana finally thcir wonder
tul choor-giviuR Humphrey Radiant
iirc Heaters in All sizes, Prices and
siylcs for every room and fireplace
"lirOdcric de- GOlCOndc" H. the
nnmc glVcn Ia u length Of cardinal
red wool crepe, thiCkIy sewn with
great blossoms, the flower hrnds Of
darkest blue. raised fluTflly from
the surfnc". the stems and leaves Of
messy Write, while over an wind
great ligHHRs Of frosty metal.
Miss Lair at the Domorcst is now
displaying AN exceedingly varied sc-
lection uf marvellous pattern hats.
How would smart youthful
sweater whose high collar and wilde
border of brushed wool contribute
ia H. Russian appearance please
your fancy for fail sports wcHr2
bull, faded. or strcakod hair have
no part iu tho prevalent desire Of
me feminine world "to look young
iu spite Of time" Thcn why bo
bothered with H. especially whom
Mrs. LcIchmau's Hair and Beauty
shop ~ East Fifth. through IucCto-
Rapid, may IN 0nEon minutes RE-
store your hair 10 lts original color
beauty ana texture. Drop lu 90 see
her for the details
\ versatile cloth is matclnss"---
All the c0uturlCrs are using II ln
coats, CUat-drcsscs, or Innings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
OuAPAM

q. ". van Horn OF Oak Grove had bust
ness ~ Ouapaw cary In the week
W.. 9, Nr,dIe OF the Miami school OF
mines were here recently seeking patron.
ago TOT mat Institution.
~. a. baulth and VIE were recently
ElH't'd by MT. ana Mrs. Isaac BHuich ot
H.,N'INlHe
Mrs. sam Aiper or the Hue Boil store
~ NlSliinE h"r sons ana othors iu 81.
L'uIs. NO.
gN'ie hummer ot out .ot town boys ani
fItIs are h"aflins mere and attending the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
TAHIEQUAH.

Miss Kathisen Redburn entertained last
saturday with an early morning swim in
tt. Illinois river and a breakfast at Syca-
r.. lnu followed by several games of
irIUHD THIS was a farewell courtesy to
number % her friends ~hu go away to
s-f0.I Those present were Misses Frances
g...rr-du of MuskoFee. Louise Pearson,
N.r..H Ford Mnyme Hastings MeIba
rit.4uH. cleo Reid. Aimee Parsons. Mary
Duncan Ellt sartaln.
Inst Thursday evening Mayes Thompson
anil aD..ral other young men were swim
ming u .le Illinois river when a large
.arY.I head BE Msyes on the right hand.
M ..- almost unconscious when token
10 Ha uiuu whore Adair Lawrence iu.
,T. .f..H split the finger open and sucked
su. fhH poison. After this first-aid treat
r..-t NfFrs was brought into town and
t4..U f9 tHo hospital aud by morning was
o.. .eUl except for the soreness of the
g.. prssbytcry of Muskoree which
...... twice year. met hore Monday
#...#Hu and Wednesday of this week. as
81 #t. .f 'uo local rr"sbyteran church.
lH. .,'y mini,s,i,g.T,s and elders attend
entertainment committee arranged places
q. ... H.uns Tor the entertainment of Oh
.....I. beside the usual routine " buaI-
r... .U. tlHtors enjoyed luncheon at
t.. church Tuesday noon given by the
f..... auxiliary and Tuesday evening
f.. ..U VI flH Tahlcuuah rusbyt,tiuu
g..... entertained an visitors with
u. dinner at sycamore Inn. Tuesday
u..If afrreoptran lecture In EARLY
.t..... History of oklahoma" was en-
....I especially by the people who knew
tr. .ar'v missionaries aud by thuee who
o.. H.f descendants,
Wednesday afternoon picnic party
zoo ..Ul uf Mrs j. e. johnson, Mrs Nell
a.. Vrs W l.. Cole. Miss Kathrvn Fite
1 boz n.k ky poblino WHY. Johnnie Hack.
I,r HuI Enulal Nttebery were swimming
an .rrnfaur swimmer. became exhausted
hr| called FOR help. Mrs johnson went
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

The House NJ Thlugs beautiful"
is surely woll-dc4crvcd title for
suzanne, Sinclair building. Fifth and
Main. Each Wcck brings fascinating
additions In feminine apparol-thls
wook there appeared colorful array
OF slip-on and Tuxedo Hwcutcrs-at
prices that would surprise YOU
those lovely yogulsh knitted suits
ana dresses FOR sports woar. heavy
cropo blouscg you'll love 10 possess.
Arc YOU aware. too. that you may
purchase Elizabeth Arden toilet ar
uclcs az this accommodating shop2
1O brighten the sports blouse.
beads aud military braiding are
used. String kindergarten wooden
beads In bright red and yellow ON
black onr-iuurth inch military braid I;
thCn catch In loops nlOng the edges
of the pockets and the blouse.
I'm suro an mothers have been
reading the many magazine articles
written by prominent educators con-
corning the use of the phonograph,
both in school aud the home, na the
greatest single factor toward cultl-
waiting In the child a deep npprccla-
tion Of tho beauty Of music. TO
help your children lay a foundation
Tor cultural musical knowledge,
there ~ no instrument whose tone
nnd quality surpnsscs that OF
latho Actucllc which may be pur-
chased at the Exclusive Pathc shop,
20i Eaat Second.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

As a symphonic prelude 90 Nu-
Wmn.s ruopsody Is the superb pres.
ouauon nt the Dcmorost, 50G South
Main, of elegant wraps. suits whose
designers command universal roc
uEuiuuu. imported French ruylt5 %.
Wcll n- other wei. known drygs mod
cls dcpiruur tho newest silhouette.
ana IHJiriIu hluusCs that viii win
your instant admiration.
Of tnupc velvet l. civic wrap for
formal occasions II hnS a short cape
OF embroidered velvet falling over
the sleeves Of tnupc crepe aud Wide
bands of beaver nS trimming. The
belt h of suipil velvet flowers.
Mothers need only to behold the
attractive photographs of child
life on the wallis OF tho Rivkin
studio To- know that q master artist
was the creator thereof.
Very chic are the. sleeves that
reach well To the wrist and fit the
arm closely though the wide flnring
cuff has many Hdhcrcnts.
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found the Main street shop of
the McGCc company open uud %
most interesting place it don't
miss 1t the next time YOU are down
tuWn..i16 3 Main.
Among important uasscugcrs 90
arrive from Parts last week wns
Paul puirct Ilc' H. to supcrNi iSC the
costumes uf Orange blossoms
put on AT the Fulton tlirHtrr. New
York. These resumes were all de-
signed Ia the puirct studios, Paris.
A very personal thing ls style.
what can be more charming than a
woman whose attire expresses her
personality No matter how mdiyid-
ual her type I'm sure she can find
an Interpretation in the captivating
hat styles, the appealing fail fruCks
for street, afternoon and evening
and the brilliant collection of sweat
crs newly received at Horold's. AIS
South Main.
Practically all Jackets nrc fur
trimmed, and three lengths ARE fav-
urcd; fingcr-tlp, knee length, and
thrcC-qunrtcr length.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

Along comes Autumn whose cool
air lends itself so invitinglv to the
revival OF Milldy's interest I'm her
wardrobe. To be charminglv appro
pirate for sports, she should have
% new collection Of sweaters from
the very new and adorable scarf
styles lust arrived AZ Miss Jackson's
Exclusive shop, Sinclair building
Is II Vcnturing too far Ia say that
skirt lengths seem tO h' settled I:
that they are reasonably short for
the street, reach the uuklc-bonc for
afternoon, and are longer for eve
ming?
Never have nCgligccs been 80
varied and gorgeous! An interesting
model Is nf pink crepe nhck satin
banded with white swnnsdown, and
worn with silver hcc foundation;
In contrast to this almost STACEY cf-
feet, there is n ccrisc. velvet robe
with silver lace edge so narrow that
il looks like n picot stitch, and u
collar of tnupc CaraCul.
Just one visit to Miss Lehigh's
Smart Vogue shop, 523 South
Main, will suffire 10 convince one
that creations in WOmcu'f apparel
which hitherto have been dreams
are now fashioned TO "A degree Of
SIndiil'NS never before attained IN
the Fan showing ot this exclusive
shop. The lhst word in elegance
ARE their wraps, suits, hats. frocks
furs, and costume accessories. A
Vogue purchase always ombodlos
the highest ideals IN the fine art Of
dress.
Wouldn't you feel appropriately
and beautifully gOwncd In dinner
dress of Empire green chiffon vel
vet with u slightly loose. sleeveless
bodice and batCau dCcOllCtc? The
skirt Is made rather full. mounted
with gathers. and simply trimmed
with big bow and SIIsh OF ivory
color application lace, and n little
lace CapCiCt.
Not to know the type Or corsctrv
20 which one should belong In 20
miss the whole magic of personality
You need only TO visit Naunie Reeds
Corset Shop at WriEhts. 4l6 South
Main, whore you viii he fashiOuahly
comfortably ana reasonably fitted
by a corsotloro whose years of eN-
pericncc and proven ability help her
TO know just how TO idCall2e your
figure.
Adorable from every viewpoint
are the wool Crcpcs for Childrcn's
dresses. ono such frOck I noticed IN
n Tulsa shop was of red, the side
opening being bordcrcd by navy
wool crepe, with sCallOpiug around
the bottom embroidered In button
hole stitch. A wool flower ndornS
each scalIop. adding "A touch Of
green foliage,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
STATE SOCIETY

hers In the other schools of the district
which includes nine schools
Margie Leo Rcecc, 5-day. old daughter OF
Nj aud MIS- Edward Hscce. died Satur-
day night Funeral services were hold at
the chapel Of the Todd Undertaking com.
pany Monday and iutermcnt was In Bcas-
ley cemetery.
The following composed the Picher dele.
Ehi.uu 90 the American Legion convention
at H1rilesyille held during the week. E.
\. NisrnstaOt, Guy e. TgurIck David A
GoidsteIn Il. G. Fright Jesse Cole. L. s.
bullock. A. 9. Babb Harry Hiuz1r. A. NJ
Layton. Nicholas G.. Kcricv John uuruil
X. T.. spencer a. l.. Commons. George
Washburne, <. II. Elliott. NJ q. Koch. and
J.. 49, Griffin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

The decided change in skirt
lengths ana stylo lines havo brought
out new shoe coucoits for autumn
aH we'll. therefore n viii he necessary
that every well-drcsscd woman ask
What viii be worn in smart foot
wear this season I'm Paris. in Now
york;" She viii find hor question
Adequately answered AT the Walk
over Root Shop. 413 South Main, in
their numerous models possessing
that mastcrful blending OF style,
quality. comfort and "Just-rlght"
prices.
Nhnt "A splendid vent for the
child's Imagination does ~ costume
pnrty furnish' \ mother can like
wise allow her fantastic thoughts to
wander ~ far along as She likes In
I iir decorations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

pirate GlII.
Extremely low dccollCttcs are CON
spiCnOus for evening, the back quite
uncovered, sometimes irregular, In
many cases II pointed train Is at
tnchcd. Swathcd treatments In crepe
or some other soft material are
pleasing, wound about the skirt and
caught up on the shoulder In sort
Of crepe effect.
That Dame Mode lavIshcd con-
ummato silk in fashIoniug clothes
for her dlmlnutiyo friends ~ evil
doneCd I'm tho charming complete
ness of childrcn's apparel at the
Mary Jane Childrcn's Shop, . East
Sixth. What little heart would not
beat with pride at the thought Of
wearing 10 school one Of their love-
ly Eiughnms or jersey dresses, whose
youthfulnoss would be further en-
hancod by q selection from the vel
vet 'ams or hats / especially no.
tiCod9
Ict rs hope the charming and
practical thrcc-picCC costume has
come 10 stay for II solves 80 happily
the problem Of the days TINT are
too warm for a coat and too cool
10 wear n dress without some sort
80
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
Elizabeth Ann Looks About TOlUn and She Saus:
4 DREAM or AUTUMN

HeiiOW 6dseS. iOwiB trailing
Orer wOOd and meddoir, rciiiRg
Son'ber skies, Tith Wiid fOicis
sailing
Sdiior-iike TO foreign lands:
And the north Irind Orcricdbing
Summers brink. and HOOd .iike
sUcgping
Wrecks Of roses WhcrC the Wccp-
ing
WHiows wring their helpless
hands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

U0TINHnONTTN WI'EOUt tNo uHe OF The
electric ncCdlcl Cedar 2j3l.
DO indulge IN one of those new
square wells. One finds them decor
atcd In various SILK cmbrOidCricS.
metal lnmlncttu, ana tiny dots of
chenille. When the ycil is destined
10 be worn over the face. IL is en-,
brnidcrcd very finely IN front, the
back part being more heavily pat
termed.
The newest comb seen In Paris H.
worn low M one side of u soft knot
of hair, and II long, flat, and fork
shaped
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

arc expected 20 return hore shortly to
again take ur their abode.
g. W. oNphant and family recently
moved 10 tho county seat gr.bty to the
regret uf our people
Audrey Han Burt and Harold Garner
and Kenneth Ray and Dolores Smith. all
NJ OAK Grove. are attending the guapaw
high school
Joe Douthat. the little hoy who was
operated upon at the Miami Baptist hos
pi'HI soma time ago, is slowly rUEuiuInE
health and strength
The teachers Of the town and district
were Handsomely entertained with rcccp-
tNu Monday night by tho christian bible
school AZ tho huspiiHhlo home OF Mr.. and
Mrs y. q. b"NiIll"rs. Games. music and
talks hv several persons afforded the
' 'a1suroa of tho evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

There is something iu the autumnnI season that
sots the gypsy blood astir II may he m" brilliant
foliage of the hills that attracts. tho iuyEuruting
effect Of the cool crisp air In the great -ofa
doors or that restless Observation-Disclosures In most
Of us-to be somewhere else, whatever ~ rs that
arouscs this feeling of waudorlust. the best way Of
satisfying IT, is by autuWubiliug IL tho used is
capable Of giving true motoring pleasure II should
be one, | would think, that could speed tho
winding roads with a performance and rolubinty OF
the highest character, one that Expresses your GUS
tomary standards of good taste lines and ap-
pointmcnts. InstinCtycly, You know I'm t0llOng al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

50 unusual IN style
ylvaclty and fabric
richness are tho
chapcauN OF metallic
cloth and felt, also
the intriguing mir
ror hats" Mrs. Far
rior is showing IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

ihce yourself frankly
IN the mirror and SEQ if
summer has lott her
rayhsing marks on your
hhir and skin. II she
has hike thyself to th,t
small ana exclusive Ellto
Beauty Pntlor 2ll llnvar
building, and have them
speedily removed oaage
1UIO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17
A;s1G1eHcws1o
t%HS

Autumn In All her glory presents
nothing more appealing in lovcliucss
than did the brilliant assortment Of
flowers Isaw being prepared for de-
livery at Clark's Flower shop. 3l1
East Thirteenth I'm sure voull
find II worth while TO remember.
whom your club gives its opening
event, that Clnrks is the very last
word in decorative schemes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

nor I'm" Iial Shoppo upstHir over
WOolworth'H.
In the evening cool, MadamoiscIlc
wraps hcr charming froCk In
sumptuous great cape or mantcnu,
OF Crminc or velvet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

mo UIITTTUU N HOO
lcry Department which viii occupy
tho space formerly used by the
Main Hat SnUp.
In n magazine article, Elsie Fer
gu-ou says, "IhC woman who Il
most attractive, the girl who r.
most popular, is the one who II not
satisfied merely to be- good hooking
and swCll-drC-.cd, Int who, also, Is
careful to act her best rs wen az
10 look her best"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

what Joy viii be
yours when YOU learn
the Dcl'C'a Beauty
Salon can remove that
unsiRhtly growth Of
q u j crt luOus hair,
which doiracis so
from your appear
anCc, harmlcssly and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

Rich as WiHe. the sunset flashes
Round the titled Wortd, and daShcS
Up the SiOpiHg WCSt. and SpiaShes
Red foam Orer Sky and SEQ
Till mB dream Of autumn, pding
In the Spiendor dH-prcrmiiHg.
Like a SdIiOW leaf goes sailing
Dorm the silence SOiCmRiy.-Riiey
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

when Milndy do
siTCs tho latest Golf
furc, she usually
seeks u specialist
that will study her
individual type and
execute for her ~
hair dress that g.
becoming IN its Of
feet. Miss RDubous
CNp,Tt tugrCDllsr and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

FicIds of ragged sfubbI,,
IUrdRgicd
win rank TeCds. and shocks Of
tangled
Corn, Tith crcst-iikc rent plUmcS
ddngied
Orer HmUeSt'S battle plain.
And the Sudden whir and Wi,iStie
Of the quail that, Hke a missile
WhizscS OUer thorn and thistle,
dHd, a missile, drops again.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1922
Music and Musicians

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
Mario Chamlee. the young dra-
matte tenor who has SUNG with such
favor OF late at Eaviuia park in
Chicago, sings IN concert here
october 80. Chamlee goes back to
the Metropolitan Opera company
for whole season. Ills concert
tour starts October / and ends the
week before the Metropolitan COM
pany has tts grand opening Tulsa
music lovers are very eager 90 hear
this maenifiCent star who is said
to be fast scaling the heights as the
popular tenor now. Chamlco'S ca
rCor at the summer opera at Ra-
Niuia has received marked notice
by both press and spoken word lie
sung In "Manou' and the Courier
says uf him. "th1t he was tn, star
of the evening. both iu song aud ac-
ton In "TraViata." it has been
said. there was some OF. the finest
singing uf the evening set forth by
Marion thamlcc. who possesses one
OF the best tenor voices heard ON tho
operate etage today Here is an
American tenor who IS fast reaching
the top ruug of the ladder and who
ls constantly striving tot better
things" The Musical Digest Of re-
cent date says of Chamloe in "Tos.
cn.' "Mr Chamlcc made fine
CaNaradossi' The role Just suite
him vocally and he sang beautifully.
The tone was rich and vibrant and
the trying range seemed iust what
Doe desired to show his singing pow
crs tu best advantage Tho an
pcer1ncc Of Mario Chamlce inaugu-
rates the Robert Eoico Carson con-
cert course.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-17

hair dresser at tho Rose Marlucllo
shop, % West Fifih, IA capable OF
giving wonderful service in this
line Of beauty culture. should Ai-
lady require, also, au extra curl a
puff or two she can be urcOWud1t-
cd for they have remarkable so-
lection ~ hair goods
4 cable from Paris says that bat
hrims turn either sharply up or
sharply down. one model that l
observed on the street recently was
cnught up NJ the back with n smart
COCkadc.
Wandering into CnudNlnnd il0
South Main. at noOn-ilmc the tables
crowded with folks buHly chatting
the attentive mattresses hurryiuE TO
and fro convinced me most olo-
qucrtly Of the success Of Candy
lands uuChoOnctto ana refresh
mout service! And say II YOU oyer
taste their dclectablo caudirs--pl .
ways fresh your steady patronage
viii be assured for this House of
Sweets
For winter, tailored frock- IN We
lours dc ~mNrnc--U wool velvet
which appears In stripes, pliid-,
ana brocadc--will h" particularly