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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1922 PETROVA'S LIFE LONG STRUGGLE Comes Here Thursday in Her Own Play "The White Peacock" X o brilliant arirefwnuthor, Olga j',"p'a who comes to the conven , nn Mil Thnnksglvlng, matinee anil n'elr. in "The White Peacock," Is , 3-- 'UUHiy u luuut'iu unman , irit , h'llko her own Itevetto, the ne 01 Il'-i Play- i i" .nnuanic iiiIimi'i opinion that the ltide nendent, self-supporting woman Is . ,1... ,,,,... nn.1 .,l,l. WOlIlall VI UIU iMlUiJ 14., 114 ,h in mlml Hho has shaped her nui pfeful play, mulillni;, perhaps nil .'JiBi'InUsly. her heroine rt Ideals ntd hnr own. Kor Indeed, the story of Midatno I'ctrova's own lift- Is iha- nf the struggle or a true pio- ni fitting out to nciiiovc tno not)' -lungs In life. The Whlto Peacock." to be sure is v a l'etrova's first lilay, but this j.ot mean that I'etrova Is a nov. as a playwright or that she lins i,,vcn her atnge and screen work a ;.rt placo In her hrart. The p,.i tardiness Is the result of her lji ih ns a writer. inai ii is es sen' il to be true to one's own self iti writ ng, Is the Pctrova prequislte ! 4vhcu she sits down at her type u'rlter For very early In life she learned that it was Imperative to write iiH sho liked and ns she be- imrj, while the neceslty of win- mmr bread and butter must bo rele pat ''J to commercial pursuits. Selecting wrlt'ng as her firtt love n.ca Potrova began writing as a child, and ever since that time It lias been her chief Interest In life journalism was her first calling and she began her professional career ns ii reporter, the first woman on the staff of a London paper, at the nal ary of a pound a week the munifi cent amount of $5 in American money. Hut In her reportorial ca pacity It was Impossible to say what she believed. So her living must be tamed in another way. Tho stage offered the first open door, not be cause she was Htage struck or de sired fame, but becauso It promised latter salaries In the. future in add I 'ion to an Immediate living wage. Only In that way, who know, would -1. - .In. nl.ln n n, tn in EtJUlU IIUJ IIU tin,," VV ntllli ,1, ""'leisure and say exactly what she wished to, as nue has now done in her first piny, "The White Peacock." Greek County Vote On Bonus Held Up by Election Officials Dy th Amcirlitnl Vtm statu Wire. OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 25. Creek county Is delaying tho com pletion of the tabulation of total votes for and nsainst the state bonus to ex-servlcd men, It was announced todayiat the stale elec tion board office. Tho Creek county vote on tho constitutional amendment had not been re ceived. It was explained, the voteA In nil other counties having been counted. JITNEYlVRlflS ASKED BY CITY 12 HURT IN EXPLOSION Powder Mngalne Pious I'p In Conl .Mini1 Ncnr Cherokee. CIIEltOKKK. lean.. Nov. 25. At least 12 miners wcro Injured, two .erlously, when powder exploded In Hamilton mine No. 6, near, here shortly before noon today. The mine Is operated by tho Cherokee loal company and about one hun dred men are employed there. Underwood Seeks to Have Temporary Injunction Against City Halted f- Clty Attorney J. J. I'liderwood re turned Saturday morning from Okln homa City, whero hu appeared be fore the supreme court nnd nsked for ii writ of prohibition against District Judgo Itedmond S. Cole to stay the temporary Injunction issued by Judge Cole Thursdny, preventing the city from enforcing the bus ordi nance against Jltn,ey operators. Underwood's application Is to be heard by the state court at 10 o'clock Tuesdny morning. If the writ Is granted Jitneys will be prevented from operating until a final hearing can bo had to de termine the permnncnt status of Jitneys In Titlsa. Kven though the writ should not Issue, this llnal hear ing will be necessary. The city's only recourse except tho drafting of a new bus ordinance, which does not contain the pro visions found objectionable by Judge Cole Is to secure thlH writ If hu ex pects to continue Its tight ngntust the Jitneys. Underwood and other offi cials hav declarod emphatically they do not expect to discontinue their efforts. If the writ Is not obtained after the hearing Tuesday, Jitneys may continue to operate until tho final disposition of the case by the su premo court. CAPACITY HOUSE TO SEE "THE BAT" Greatest Dramatic Suc cess in Years Coming December S "Tho Pat" by Mary Roberts Kino hart nnd Avery Hopwood undoubt edly tho greatest dramatic success In years, which Wngenhals nnd Kemper will present at tho conven tion hall on Decomlicr 8 is now mug Imr the second of what aro un doubtedly the most spectacular tours of the country over achieved by a play. Absolute capacity audiences are tlie ruin at eacn porrormanro given of 'Tho Bat" nnd thousands, literally, who deslro to sffe tho per formance, are finding uhcmsolves unable to securo seats. Tho success of "Tho Pat" on tour Is not hard to understand. Tho play Itself Is 100 Per cent entertainment. It is thrilling, mysterious nnd dra ma tic. More, It is uproariously funny. Critic nfter critic, has de clared unequivocally, that ono char acter In The Hat" is unquestion ably the funniest charncter ever seen on any Mage, no matter what the character of tho play. And this, mind you, In a play that hnM been called "the greatest inyst,ory ever written" and has proved tho Justice of the description by runs of morn than two years In New York and over ono year In Chicago, WagenhnlM and Kemper have spared nothing to make this tour of 'Tho Hat" n triumph. It Is produced In siilcndld fashion mid tho cast Is a notable one, Including as It doesi Llxilo Kvnns, William U Thome Josephluo Morse, Oretchen Thomas, , Herbert Delmore. Harry LnCourt . Joseph M. Hollcky, George Wilson John Mackenzie, ami John Graham j spneey. WAR ON WEEVIL ORDERED" HnlxTtMiii to Dci-lurc Week of Dev. 11. in ns "Hum 'cm I'p" Period. Dy tint Ami" Utt-il Prr-n (!Ulo U AHI 'MOltU. Nov. 23. Ciovcrnor ltobertson will lsuo a proclamation early next wcok designating the week ofOecembcr 11-18 as boll weevil destruction week, the chain bor of commerce hero was ndMsed this morning by IM I,, Spenrhls, sec retary ni me muih imam in ugni-iu. lure. The proclamation was asked I for by ttai stato chamber of com merce at the leiilii'Ht of tho Ardmore Knrm congress, through tho local chamber of commerce. 1 m Rexroat Case Halted After 10 Months' Fight Hjr thr Asioclat'i! Prrai Bute Wlra. , AUDMOU1S.' Nov. 2C U. T. Ilcx roat, father of Opal Itexroat Kin ney, was named guardlnn and was given power of attorney for his daughter in an order Issued here late yesterday by District Judge Tom Champion. This brings to a closo the fight that has been waged for 10 months between the fnther, his daughter and her himband. Ludle Kinney. Health Restored c by Radium Thft wonderful curatlv r,wcr of Ftadium has been known for years. How Qvnr, the benefltB of thti precious heultlr Klvlnjr fiutmtRiice hav In the pant tipen only within tho metna of persons of weftltli. Since the Invention of Dennett's Iladlo Active Holar I'.iU, any ninn or woman, poor or rich, enn Hffonl this treatment which offers o much rtlluf from suffering ami disease DfKnen'H lladlfl-Active Sol at Tad Is worn next to the body day and nlKht. It pours a constant ntre.tm of ladto-actlve energy Into the system while you work, play sleep, helplnc to build up weakened nerves nnd tissues to a. strong, henlthy condition. It creates a, vigorous clrcula tlon of VtKJ' thus reinovlns1 conseation, which Is the real cause of most diseases. To prove Just what this remarkable treatment can do for you, we will send our appliance nn trial with the understanding that hr will not charge you a cent if It frills to Kite satisfactory results. This offer Is open to any person who has pain of nny knd, nerve weakness, hltrh blood pres sure, 4tnmach, kidney or liver complaint, bladder trouble, or disease of tho luns or heart. No matter what your ailment or how Ion you ha had It, we will Kindly let you try the appliance at our risk. Write today for freo literature Klvlnjf complete information, iiauium Appliance Co., zsi Ilradbury Illd&., Ioa Angeles, Calif Advertisement. Duel Fought in Rome Over Fascisti Policy nll.' V "It - Tim flrnt .lllnl growing out of tho assumption of ' power ny inn inscisu leaner, nrimu i 1 ,t -vittl ,f , nil Monnflpil ft'dtn fn , 'scrta today SI. Samos, a Frenchman criticized si. siussouni aumini---tratlon. Slgnor Hotoll, nn Italian I nnnlnnnr. rnnitlllml the rrltlctHtll I Thoy fought with swords. SI. Samos , was pinked In the arm. Honor was ( satisfied SI. S'nos apologized Ail minus lenreu to ine nearvsi lavern for wlno. A Pair of Glasses has always made an ideal Christmas Jk A VOVtll, Send in the old folks in time to be properly fitted. Reasonable prices, F. J. Anderson Tulsa's Pioneer Optician At Boswcll's Jewelry-Store THANKSGIV- HI if JU Serve With Satisfaction The satisfaction with which you serve your Thanksgiv ing dinner, as well as other meals, depends very rjrmch oh satisfactory equipment for" preparing and serving fnnrl Onr hnnsp fnrnishino-Hnnrrmpnt- is full nf fhino-Q mnMlkwvl) thai- wj y0ll Here are a few suggestions, at prices Fin 1 viV ( LIlilL win tunviuuc yuu liicil 11 pap lu u auc at iiaiu o. Roasters $1.25 to $8.00 Surely at these prices. every home should have its roaster. Get yours now. Genuine. Wear-Ever Itoasters $4.95 and $5.95 The Famous Savory Roaster, up from $1.50 Light weight, round, aluminum, each '. . .$L25 Savory Steamer and Double Boiler, up from ..$2.25 Beautiful China have displayed on tallies many beautiful open-stock patterns :hlna, In American, Nippon, English and Bavarian makes. We We of china, In American, Nippon, English and Bavarian makes. We make up tor you any Kinu 01 sei you want, i-unm in mm imuic with ns now. 12-pIece bet, English blue willow v, ,$19.50 Gl-plece ft, English' Davenport 920.00 51-plece tot, Nippon, decorated $58.00 100-pIece set, English, Jersey 1 $75.00 Silverware In single pieces or' in i-ets with chest. Community or Hogers sll verwaro Is always a good buy. We have all the beautiful patterns In these standard makes of silver. The prices are right now. Beautify your Thanksgiving table this year. Figure with us. 26-plece Tudor, Butfet Community set $12.7. 28-pIeco Petite, Buffet Community set Sni.7.' 109 WEST FIRST Carvers $1.29 to $15.00 Our selection of carvers gives you a choice of design and size that is sure to please. From the lower-priced two-piece sets to the beautiful Community period sets, you will find our prices right. Special two-piece, wood handles, per set $1.20 Special two-piece, bone handles, per set $3.98 Casseroles and Baking Disjies Royal Rochester, Pyrex and many' other well-known high-grade baking dishes to choose from. The food- saving qualities and beauty of a casserole make it one of the most useful articles yojj can buy. Our stock is complete now. Heat proof casseroles in frame, up from $3.25 Food Choppers The most useful and economical article In the kitchen. We have them in ull hlzes, In tho well-knpwn Universal make. No. OUnlversal Food Chopper $1.50 No. 1 Universal Food Chopper ,$1.85 No, 2 Universal Food Chopper $2.25 No, 3 UnlveralFood Chopper y $3,00 Room to Park The" Elephant Trunk Factory's 9th jmlOO.iv Featuring Amazing Bargains in Luggage and Leather Goods Men's Toilet Cases J5 00 values. Ninth An nlversary QO QC Halo price.. H)J,VO $7 50 values. Ninth An niversary (T0 nr leu.. DOJU Hull) prlc $10 00 vaUitu. Ninth Anniversary ti C UK price . Di).Ut) S8.75 $1.75 Salo $15.00 values Ninth Anniversary Salo price. . Set Military Brushes, comb and file. Hcgu lar f 3 5 value. Ninth Anniversary (J-J QP Salo piico. . 4.Lt) Collar Boxes ' Oenulne leather, either black or tan, beautiful ly lined In nssortod col ors, Ninth Annlveniniy Salo prices, $1.15, $2.!),-., $:uc. Men's Purses, Bill Folds and Card Cases Klther genuine calf or seal leather All $3.50 values at our Ninth Anni versary Bale All $5 00 valiii-M at our i Nintn Aunt- (go rrr versaiy Sale iiU.lt) Boston Bags flenlllne cowhide leath er. ItPRUlar $4 values, Ninth Anniversary price $2.45 Cicuulne hand bor dered leather. Hcku lar $(1.00 values, Ninth Anniversary (fQ A C" salo price. tVCt,Lkd Carctol Bags 18-Inch, blacki $4.00 value. Ninth Anniver sary .Sale "I A price Jii.J-U Leather Writing Cases ' $3.50 alueu. Ninth Annlveisary C- ft(f Sale price . rDi.VO Toilet and Manicure Sets $2.45 Manicure, most complete assort ment wo have over shown and prices for our Ninth Anniversary Sale, per set. $1.45, $2.95, $4.95 and $5.75 5-pleco act In leather old case. Ninth,-An nl versary (pi QK Sulo price.. vjXfJO 8-ptece (-et. in leather- old case Ninth Anni versary Kale mice. 12-plece set In attrac tive case, $10.00 value. Ninth Annlversury suio er; i ft price tDOXO fi-pleco Toilet Set ,ln fancy case; $12.00 value. Ninth Anniver sary Salo (Jr7 QC price tp 4 UO 17-pleco Inlaid Mani curing Set, In beautiful case; 10 00 value. Ninth Anniversary Salo QQ 7K price iDOt I O Ladles' Kbony Dress itiK Set; $15.76 vnluc. N I n t h Anniversary Sale jQ AP lirlce IJO.tl 15-piece pearl hn'ndlN Mnnlcurlnc Set; $!S 00 vnlue. Ninth Anniver sary Sale (tQ "I K prlco tD7.XO Clenuino cowhldo leath er ttlndstoues. heavy steel frames: leather llno'l. with four corn p.irtmentr. regular $2f values. Ninth Annlvor- rrt7..r $16.95 Kxtra heavy, smooth cowhldo t r u v e 1 1 n K haws, three-pin e hand sewed frame, bmKlar proof hiindle. leather lined. $20 vnlue. Ninth Annlvorsury Hale price only $13.85 Capacity cniwils nil tin) Ioiik jcstcnlti) as tlie rcsiMinsi' In (lit nniiouiiccmciit of our Ninth (ireat XniilM'rsaiy Sulc. I'ltt'j wvrv i nllni'-iil ncr tlie ninny won ilcrful bnrKiilns vc lum to offer and wild till vuis the best ilf all our uoudci fill wiles. We arc shtmliiK nlir iippri'tiatlon of uliio ji'iirs nf i'ii llrnt hiislniN.s by kIxIiii; our imtrimi an oiiiiotiunll) to buv iiidiIiIiik nut of our cntlro mim'K nt real bnrKiilil prlci-rt. All tills ineivliiindlsii wim pnri'hiiMil mi thi recent low irliv li'M'l, mi jou mil iiiiilcrstnnil why llio nuIiirm we i(frr nn so i'lrnoi illiinrj lH'Y NOW I'OH CIIUISi'.MAS. Sim- imoiii'j iiii tiM-rul mill nltractlM KlflM, ami let this nnlcisarj Sale ciii'imriici' jnu tn pot tlie must nf jour Ciuistnuis shop phiK nut of the vtii curly, OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING DURING THIS SALE UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK Sets tho The Southwest's Largest Showing of Ladies' Purses Von can find just the ptiri-c )nu will uant In inaUc Iter luippy for riirUtmas In nnr complfti stock nnd o aio uiiiklin;, speiinl prlct nn vwvy pursi- for our Nlnili AimUcrsury Suit'. Wo linvo nmli fho wparato IoIh In tlicw! pursin n:ul jnu can lake jour rliolce nt tho wry low prices. lit Nn. I-- $2.50 and $3.50 values, i All llfferent ileslgiiH. Ninth Anni versary n.uo v- 1 lk price p.4:tJ lit Nn. 2 $3.50 to $5.00 values; nil Kcmilnn tooled leather purses. Ninth Anniversary Sulo Qf? prlco DX.7t) lit S". " $7.50 to $9,00 values; Kenulno cordovan leather purses; larKo slr.e; all nvw and stylish de kIkiis. Ninth Anniversary (tQ Sale prlen DO.OO Canteen Cnses for tho younc ladles; all different styles. Our Ninth An niversary Salo tl-f AC ANI price DX.(7tl W lnt No. :i $r.50 to $0.50 values; all Komilue cordovan leather pulses. Iat cut designs. Ninth Annl- ln A versary Salo prlco. , tDi.jtfJ a1 Nn. 4- $0.50 to $7.60 values; nil Kcnutne cordovan leather purnes, beautiful designs. Ninth ? f? Annlversury Halo prclo . . . lDf.v)J Children's Canteen Cases. HKUlar $1.00 value. All colors. Ninth An niversary Salo I fw prlco . 'iOC Also romplntu lino of beaded velvet nnd duvetynn hlKh-itindo intrseo In nil latent styles and tluslwis and all lilKli-Krado hanil-laced purses at our Ninth Anniversary Qf ,1'Hll t'KST Sain O" HIT Traveling Bags for Ladies' and Gentlemen See this complete line of popular priced truvcling bugs which we are featuring at our Ninth Anniversary Salo at the very lowest prices. 18-inch genuine smooth cowhide leather bags; leather lined, three pockets, heavy trimming,. lVt-inch straps; regular $18 values. Ninth Anniversary Sale price $12.95 Oenulne leather hand-bordered bass; leather lined, three pocket, hand sewed frames; regular $20 alues. Ninth Anniversary Hah) tgj QPJ (ienulne hand-bordered leather bags; hand-H'.'Wtid frames, leather Ihied, heny loci: nnd claw rati Ii, rcKUlnr $30 values. Ninth Annl- n tf)fT versary Halo pi Ice DJL I UJ lS-lnch black walrus uraln cowhide leather, regular $7.50 values, Ninth Hnl" $4,85 1 S -Inch genuine smooth cowhldo leather, mahogany brpwn regular $10 value. Ninth Annl- (gr nr versary Halo price tDt).tt) 18-lni:h genuino smooth cowhldo leather; bl.irk or. tan; leather lined, regular $15 values. Ninth flQ Qff Anniversary Halo prlco.... (DOi Ju (Jenulne smooth cowliluo leather; leather lined; extra henvy reinforced bag; regular $18.50 values. Ninth Anniversary Halo prlci $9.95 HARTMANN WARDROBE TRUNKS 0 ( iLililon iini Wiirilinlir i'lunl.s, llulli llku n l orui-ps Madu of 3-ply veneer win r.iuni) edges and interlocking hardware Full equipment, Ineluiliiig h n Iwix. drawer locking bar. hul box cushion top, full sot of han';eis and IruinnK board. I'rlced for our Mnih Anni versary Hale at $39.85 30 t r cent off nn ull other ni.il.es nf WardrnlH. TrutiUs at nur Miilli Anniversary Sale. GENERAL PURPOSE AND STEAMER TRUNKS $11.85 HIcii.iii t . ..ii i. . all utii, 3-ply ve oi i r i nn i overed. round edge, heavy trimmings, full covered trays. regu lar ,,i'u $19.50. Nlnlh AniiiMi snry K.llo prb c. IMrposf trunks, metal covered steel liiinlltiKs. steel center band, two locks, nil iihitciI i rays; regular $20. Ninth Xnnlvri'Kiry Salo prlco. tf-J n ? ipci-inl while they lat . . tDLj.t)U ('ull sl'.i- puipofce trunk. 3-ply veneer, 1 ird fiber covered, reinforced round "Itfi i-xtra huflvy trass irlnunlnp, Jrun In. t, spring lock two travs, leatiilful inliinne lining regular $2s. mi. in Amu- &-t q rrrr i in y.,.. price D JLO.lt) i Lndics' Overnight Cnses, Dressing Cnses nnd lint Hoxcs Lndics' .'. u, olack crepe Spanish leather OvernUht t'.isr. hilk lining, two luclui, $15 alui. Ninth Antil versary Salo (lr? 4lC I'llce tD I .JO liiidles' IS and 0-inch lilted Suit Cases, dou 1 1 1 ' j deck, beautiful lin ing, fitted with tortoiso shell rittliiKH. Hegular $27.60 vnlue. Ninth An- .'r. $18.45 Uulles' 18' and 20-Inch filled Suit Cases, Hilk lining, fitted with tor toise shell ratings, ltcg ulnr $30.00 valUOs. Ninth Annlvoisary sale qo-j ne price . . u)L.iO l.mllis' Overnight Suit Cases, Willi tray fitted All til tintoliie shell or ivory with gold Inlay fittings. Regular $55 values. Ninth Anniver sary Salo KQ7 A ft pi'ico it. . tPO f .itl 25 off on all higher grade fitted Suit Cases. Ladles' Dre.islnc Cases, ritted with genuine Krone!) Ivory; $25.00 value. Ninth Annlver- ,Kal! $18.45 Ladles' Dressing Cases, fitted with Krench Ivory; $10-00 values. N 1 ii t h AnnI)i'erHary lirlce ...... $6.35 Ladlei' l)reslns fnei, fitted wltli Krench Ivory; $15.00 values. Ninth Annlvoisary price $9.15 Suit Cases Cicuulne flbor Suit Cnsco; regular $2.G0 values. Ninth Annlver- Xs:1::... $1.95 (lonulnu fiber Suit Climes; regular $4,50 values. Ninth Anniver sary Salo (0 Q(? price rD l.O3 tlonillno fiber Suit Cases; regular $0.00 values. Ninth Anniver sary Salo CJ4 If prlci tD4:.JLt) tiemililo fiber Suit Cases, regular $7.50 values. Ninth Anniver sary sale nr -j r lirlce f tDOtLO tlenulno leather Suit Cases, regular $15.00 values. Ninth Annlver- ;:zsiu. . $9.85 (louullio leather Suit Cases, regular $18,60 values. Ninth Anniver sary Salo (J- - njT prlco . , . P JLjL. I D ititu:!'" casus And guaraiitciil to bo the hlgtu'M iunllty of worUnmnsIilp. I'rlcttl for our Ninth Anniver sary sale: $f, values (PQ ir now ...... (DO.Xtl $7.50 values flQ QK now $10 values (Jr Q(T now tDO.iU $12.50 values QQ r7r now . . Oif I O r.MllKKLLAS S.v; ofr nil higher grade cases. Koine wonderful bar gains inn bn had In our Ninth Anniversary Hutu In umbrellas. I2.5 values Ninth Anniversary Q-j Sale price.. tBX.OD $3 50 values Ninth Anniversary ft0 A fT Sab) irlco.. 5J.-tJ Itnlu mid Shliic Silk I'lMlirill.is All colori and newest designs In Ivory mil uinbnr han dles. $0 00 wilii'." Ninth Sale prlci- . ijO.tD SiHt'lal mliictlon nf J."i"f nn nil children's nnd nil hlKhcf pilccil umbrcll.-is. ffl A ti i t Elephant Trunk Factory I ?3 f -s,1-- aevrzrry rTVix- 'v ""inll deiKlt Hill Imlil any 1 South Main TwIBwN D"'' 1 m o t r e e t $-2 uliks t oU. m