The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], July 10, 1920, FINAL EDITION, Image 7

About The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927

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TULSA DAILY WOULD, SJATUlilAl, .iul,i tO.'lMto
WOULD INTEREST
LIVESTOCK MEN
Appeal Made for Special
Stakes to Be Given
by Free Fair.
COUNTY IS PROMINENT
Exhibits Could Be Shown
'"Heir Before Being Taken
to State Fair Dusty.
If plum of the Tulsa Free Kalr
nun. i itlon materialise1, the TulM
free Mir will baeOsM '"' Inslftu
Uon "f mnri' 'than i. iln; Interest
to livestock owners In all parti nf
IIik MM ll "111 he nn i pal). M
f.ir as Ihe livestock exhibition I
cnri'ernril lth s'utc anil seml
UW affair.
Paul Meyers, aictlvi- ccritnry of
the fair MffOdfttMll ap alert to 'II
factora M Ihl chamber of aantntartyi
yesterday III an fieri to nw
1 10 !' lcti 4 prise for
livestock cxhltiltl"iis Mi Mcrs
Would dhddt this Monty Into arc
tlons f.'iOO a merrhinta' and
man ifarturcr' stake, and $500 a
tinkers' stakes to bt ITIM for tit
list ohitiitlon of ahOrthOffl and
jrhlMfMt cattle
"Tulsa mnnty l already a proml
runt nvatorli center." Meyer dp
rtar4, "Yet there arc many fine
n lsterrrl cattle just outslile the
county owned by Tulsu men wh"
should bo Induced to show their
rattle here. The Tul.i fair occurs
shortly tipfore the mate fair at Okla
homa City, and registered stuff can
easily be shown hei o before It U
taken n Oklahoma City. If thl la
done It will un-atly ssslnt the n
siork. industry In Tulsa county, and
will bilng people to our fall who
would not otherwise come, here
a. it. Q rah am, atcrttary, ndv-.i. d
that the association is in a haaithy
financial rondftlnn. but that It la nut
In n position tO assume the add I M
al littles that will bp PMdUrfld In
Carrying out Mr Myers' siikk" tion
lie urcd that additional prlr.es
be off. Ted, not only to stimulate
present interest, but to help Ihi
, Tulsa live stn k and ludus'rlil
position as soon ns it Is alarteu.
Boy (ids sciUeni i
SAPUIjPA, July, . BUI WU
who waff nrrested lost week on a
cbjiMM of larvncy, was entanced
m'm1iv to ::n undertei iiMned sen
tence In thp atats training achool
for bi ys at I'auls Vatte) Me was
I sentenced by County Judga James
V Krnalpr. and was taken to Pauls
Valley fl'is morning. The length
jof his senti ncc dep. is on the
number of mprit mar hi reoelvad
lal II,.. ...H...,l
snpuia Marrlacra,
APtrt.Pa tnlv M.. ri .ee Il
I censes were Issued today to the fol
I lowing- Wlllatn II Strlckler 24
Iftatid Springs and Mill Mabel Stan
ton. 1". Sand Fp-lMts; I'nnl.n V
! Mlkrv. 19 Saptilpa m l Miss tipor
i i-la Whitlow 19. rill" Ulilff Ark.
COUNTY MAY HELP
TO REPAIR ROAD
Two Government! Will
Possibly Co-optrate
Near West Tulea.
County alii m.iv be obtained by
tho cit yln repairing the stretch of
Ihe ltcd l-'ork bard surfaced road.
At the meeting of directors of the
chamber of commerce yesterday. O.
A Htelner ciiniiiiissloiiei of sttceita
niol public pmpeity announced that
th' city would probably begin dtag-
gnig the ro.nl next week He ex-
pi. I Itcil 111,11 p.it.o. ii 1 in p"nn mir
present, anil that It would cost more
than the rltv bv Itself can afford
to make permanent repairs.
liewla Cllne, county cleik. who at
tended the dlroitors' meeting, sug
gested that a committee from the
chamber of ooinnii-nil meet with
county commissioners today to as
certain If some plan cannot be work.
ed out whan by oily and (uiiiy can
co.opciate In i cp.-iiiing the road with
clay and chats or loime other mate
rial that will bo more lasting than
aatnl.
C. K Hopkins presiding officer
hi the directors Inci ting, appointed
I 'red Shaw, W A VsnrloVcr and C
i. Avar) to meal with the eommla-
tlonpn and dlaousa Uia matter.
The Texas eompany hag Intimated
that It wl't give MflM HS.Istiince In
repnlrna; the road as It Is one of the
principal oom marc lal users
DESIRE STREETS MARKED
Names May lb- llni .1 on sidewalks
hut t'lty With lllin-k and White
0 H Tcrwilllgpr. repi es iitlngthe
Tuls-i Ileal Kstste ext'linnac. ap
peared bpfore the lity commission
yesterday morning 10 In pilre after
marking tho outlying streets Thar
Is no money In the City treasury at
the present that can be used 10 buf '
street signs, and it has been suggest
ed that sidewalks abutting eorncra
be pointed with black and white to
deaignate the street. Com mil ilont -'
0. A Htelner and J. M Adhlaon and
Ctt) Knrlneer ' K. C.rlggs war BP
pointed to look Into the matter
PEDDLING NOT ALLOWABLE
City Commissioners. Art- Sol galnst
Itinerant .Morvlmnis.
Cty officials are "dead aet"
against allowing promiscuous ped
dling oxer the cltv The Itinerant j slon's stand la on this mailer," aald
merchant shu sells picture frames City Attorney Krank K Imncin.
and spectacles or other wares la In "but I fr one believe peddlers
disfav or I should not be allowed on Ihe streets
An application from a (peddler j Tnls mtiP governe.1 by a reso
waa handed to Ihe clly comnttoaion noni ,,) j nQi believe It Is pol
yesterday morning, but It aaa re ry f tmrk up on the resolution "
fused almost without conaldetaUon. I Hu, nentlilien's were voiced by nib.
I don t know what the i ommn- er cltv officials
At the Palace Tomorrow
Your OM Furniture
M.arUVN'--
Phono 0nRr 4vf
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NAZIMOYA Af"THE HEART OF A CHILD"
An announcement that must in
terest every n-.uvie fan in Tulsa is
one that tells of the coming to the
1'iilace theater beglnnitiK tomorrow
of the incomparable Nualmova In
her very newest play and produc
tion, The Heart of I Child." This
Is not only her latest effort, but her
yraataat acMon achievement. It Is
a picture of surpassing artistry and
poignant humatfaoaM .it depict
the life romance of a cockney girl
from London'! tenement district
thn Lime houses.
TKl Is a most pretentious atrac
tlnn Surely ont odPlha most Import
ant present. ubois tlie .screen has pro
duced this season. Thv charming
iirnie Nazlmuvu has never ap
peared id such a greut advantage M
what she makes uf this rolti In "The
Heart of a Child."
That Nazlmuv.1 la a wonderful ac
tress Is so regarded by ulmost every
body. She has never disappointed
and rather has given Ihe utmost sat
isfaction. Her heart and soul Is In
her work, and she portravs the most
difficult rolea with an artistic
lilcirty that Vellghtj.
Narlniova's rise in the world of
drama has been rapid. She has
overcome every ohatacie encount
ered by beginners, and now she en
loys the top-most place among the
greatest artists in the world In a
fecent Interview in a Los Angeles
newspuper, tho intervi'-wer had the
tallowing to give us hi Impression
of the great Russian urtlst.
An eternal optimist or a confirmed
r.thustast; you may choose either
one -and you will understand why
Mail mora, reigning sensation of th
shadow screen sind past mistress of
P'ken drama, has surmounted
very obstacle between obscurity
anij fame.
Nizlmova Is alwnya chasing a
rainbow. At Its end there may bt
a not of gold, but the pot c-f gold
t'Ot the lure that leads Nazlinnva
It I the attulnmont of an Ideal
her on ideal or artlatic achieve
ment that Is perfection, or us near
perfection as human endeavor can
arrive.
nte, hut optimistic, she ever
looks forward to her next work
as her bOot "Of with the old; on
with the new" Is her watchword
And It was In this mood Of vehe
ment enthusiasm over a new un
dertaking that I found her at her
tudlos in Hollywood. In Ihe palm
'imrtiid environs of Los Anicelitt
Tle Hussion artiste was clad In
me habiliment of Bally Snape
.!: heroine of her mot recent
Production. "The Heart of a Child,1
Ifom the novel by Krank Dan by
iha scene was the library of the
home of Lord Kidderminster who
Had just salvaged the waif of the
!-m and the variety ue. to ask
u- tamuyto roaeisre her.
It WaS a hanilViiti. Berliner a n t
Jj excellent taste. Qroat bank of
J-oper-Hewitt lights threw their
a glare against a blaiing hearth
arouna which the ensuing "ac
Hon" was to be rehearsed and then ' dropped. And o we evolved a
"shot" by the clicking camera
Workmen and assistants were fo
cusing the "spots;" Hay Hmallwood,
tall und dynamic director, was go
ing through the script of the
scenario.
And off "no side aat Naal-1 Baked,
mdvn; out of the way. restive, eager " Yea;
play for the screen that ha all the
Intimacy of r family group. You
loam to know each one of the actors
in IhO drama and to contrast them."
"Wasn't It a new field for you
constructing a dramatic story?" I
In a Why. And yet
my
th
to keen going. She won- a trig, many years on tin atage and in
little tarn. perched Insoui lantly studio have familiar ill id me with
upon her head A figure at once! the technical aspects of dramatic
pathetic and strikingly Interesting constructions; given me an insight
1 was presented to madame. She 1 Into character drawing and the
took my proffered hand In a qttlok j building up of dramatic situations
ftrona u-rlu that suggested a man And In the rase of Sally in The
rather than a woman. And a light Heart of a Child' it was a labor of I
of eager WelOORM flashed Into her love. She became n reul to me.
veiled, turquoise eyes. I said some- Her slang was adorable, her queer
thing about an Interview and her i Utile outlook upon Ufa; her aiuaz
facc fell. It wa a fleeting 'regis-! Ing courage, that conquered every
trntloni" but In an Instant Nail-1 obstacle"
mnva was smiling a welcome again. Nunniova pointed to a large
"I am poor at giving Interviews," ' framed picture on one of the side
she said. Terhaps I am too out- I walls of tho "et."
spoken. Thin I am misconstrued. I Nattmova, I discovered, has lew
Often Interviewers try to make me if any feminine vanities. She re-
ippear too sweet too honeyed enls uch adject .Ives, when applied
nd I do not like that. In fact I I to her or her work. a "pretty."
it. sent It. I am not always in the "cute. darling and the- like, ror,
mood to talk about the so-ca.led a she said with amazing candor,
topic of the day prohibition, utj- she Is not pretty, she Is not cute nor
rest, Sir Oliver Lodge or the atti-jis she a darting. Sho Is nn actrees,
lulu of the senate toward the peace rig many parts and playing
treaty." j them with all the skill she 1 capable
I made It plain that I did not seek or
her views on current topic. Ij This I learned afterwards. Aa
wanted her to talk about her wnrk. J she apoke to m her director
DM "he like motion picture belter i brought her the 'ncrlpt and made
-ban spoken drama the studio bet-
some comments on the action that
wa about to he photographed.
Nazlmova, preparatory to reading It,
her
I am fearfully nearsighted." she
explained "During my stage career
this fault In my 9tf4og ha from
time to time Kcrved nn- In good
tead. If, for Instance, an actor
had, I limply
er than the stage.
"I oan answer that," he replied
quickly, "by telling you that I have i adjusted a pair of glaai.es to
signed a new contract to make pic- . ...
ture for Metro. I am very well
ontcnt In the tud1o, The work Is
interesting "
Suddenly she warmed.
And the beet of It Is," Bhe said,
1 am eatlsfied with my part. 1 1 was particularly
in more than ntiKfid. I iove It." couldn't ee 1,1m.
She fairly radiated enthusiasm. I The flash of a ennle curved her
Her gage turned fur an Instant Up.
fiom mo to the "et." where the "In more ways than-one I could
lecirlclana were mil busy. Nazi-1 not see him," eh ad I- d
mova took In everything with the, Tho "aet" was now re. dy for re
- .liter Interest of a child with a new hearaal and for "sheoting the
n y this atudlo routine that aha had scene." Nazimova excu"d herself
In come so accustomed to but which and left u,e to take her stand Just
In its every varying phase still hold j beyond the door to the library,
her. She met my, eyes again. through whl h she was ti make her
"I know this will be my best entrance,
part." she said. "I can fee that i "Heady action'" cinw the quiet
everyone who sees Sally Snape on I direction from Staallwool.
the Bcreen will sympathize with her
i. l take her to their heart There
is something so human about her.
dhe 1 a child and yet a woman.
"You cannot imagine with what
abaorptlon Mr ilryant and myself
wotked over the adaptation. We
strove for a story "hat would atand
Two minutes later- 'Cut rajDK
out the director, meaning that the I
scene was finished. Nazimova came
over to him.
"How did you like It?' she asked
oagerfy.
"Excellent," replied Hmallwood
I "Eut "
up under the test. We wanted no I "Ah, we can Improvi It. Yes, I
loose ends. Wo wanted no char-j know wo can Improve It While I
acters that did not have a vital was going through It rnv mind was
bearing upon the unfnldment of I working on aome new t uslneaa I
the drama. Kach character ha an will show you. Lot U ry it again
Important place, so Important that! " 'Try It again ' That Is
If one were left out the story would ! Nazimova. Always try it again un
tie Incomplete. 1 1 i I It perfect.
"Nobody la brought In merely to Nazimova engagem'nt Is for
sVrve au expedient, and then ,0110 week, begin nih bur day Advt
Gas Consumers
of Tulsa
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
Today is your Inst day. Do not full to pay your
Oti Bill mid MVt the ppnalty.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
117 Weil Fourth Street
TODAYS SPECIAL
BATHING SUITS
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
A new lot of the Aeasons latent one-piece model?., In
Wool Suits j ti rat received. Mont every color and size.
Pricea $5.70 and up for all wool Suit j
A. L. WAIT RUBBER GOODS
409 South Boulder St.
Phone Oaage 76 Tulaa, Okla.
A II the apparel
offered in thin unle
has been in our
stork leas than M
days and wan pur
chased at great 1 1
reduced prices.
Connected With No Other Ettahlishment in the World
Only throngh cntwirn
1 1 .1 ef fort wllh a con
stant break In Uw rnrj
hn-nk lii it"- market,
ami only Women's
lid mi. r.' Apparel to
occupy our attention,
arei we able to always
offer the siiperraluea
found In tlUa store.
GREAT JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Sensationally Drastic Reductions on Seidenbach Garments
Values Such as Have Never Been Offered This Early in the Summer
Every Garment in This Sale Half Price and Less
Beautiful New Blouses
LESS THAN XA PRICE
Over 2000 Blouscslncluded
(Values Up to $8.95)
$4.00
Unmatchable values at this popular price. Georgette,
Crepe de Chute, Voiles, Organdy, Pongee and Tricolette
in a wide txtriety of styles, coittrs and sues.
Voile and Gingham Dresses
LESS THAN Vi PRICE
95 of These Dresses
(Values Up to $12.95)
$4.00
and
$5.00
Short sleeve models in figured Voile and Cheek Ging
ham Dresses, bought at a ridiculously low price and In
cluded in this great sale at practically the same price.
Silk and Lingerie Blouses
$1 .95
I
LESS THAN '4 PRICE
650 Blouses in This Iot
(Values Up to $5.00)
Organdies, Voiles and Silks in both long and short
sleeve models, plain tailored and lace trimmed in white
and many combination colors.
Taffeta and Sport Dresses
LESS THAN Vi PRICE)$11.90
575 of These Dresses (
(Values Up to $30.00)
We gave the. greatest values last week at this price ever
given in Tulsa at any time. Delayed shipments have been
received enabling us to even better these values Saturday.
Beautiful Georgette Blouses
LESS THAN !4 PRICE
1,000 Blouses in This Lot
(Values Up to $6.95)
$0.95
L
Most of these Mouses are of Georgette of the very finest
quality, in many different styles, both long and short
sleeves. Every desirable shade, handsomely embroidered
and beaded. Sizes 31 to 46.
Better Dresses and Gowns
LESS THAN Vi PRICE) $10.75
174 Dresses in This Lot
(Values Up to $50.00)
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Elaborate Dresses of Satin, Tricolette, Georgette, Mignon
ette, Taffeta and Charmeuse. Every stunning type repre
sented in this great group.
Women 's White Wash Skirts
LESS THAN Vi PRICE ) $1.95
275 Skirts in These bts
(Values Up to $8.95)
and
$2.95
A galaxy of ntylcs of mercerized Gabardine, smart
Runniun eorun und Surf Saiin. Moiher-of-l'earl
button trimmed. All ttizen, including extras.
Taffeta Combination Sport Dresses
LESS THAN J4 PRICE $
201 Dresses in I his Lot
(Values Up to $35.00)
15
Flowered Georgette, Tricolette, combinations. Crepe de
Chine Sport Dresses in white and contrasting colorings,
Satins and fresh new Organdies, so suitable for these
warm days.
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