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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK


Kansas City. Mo-, Oct. 3l.-CU, S.
Bureau of Markets)-Cattle-R
10000; beef steers steady to 2oc low
er; early top. 1856. other sales, h.60D
$50; some held above $1,000; all grades
and classes she stock steady to strong:
bulk cows, s35om4.o0: few around $3.50
G5.00; medium fed heifers, $500; most
grassers, s4.oon50o; bulk Gamers
around $3.50: most cutters, s300G3.5O.
bulk bulls, s3.00a4.00. calves. steady.
top. $40; 'stockers and feeders strong
to 25c higher: carly sales stockers. $3.50
a6.25; some held at ss.76; most feeders.
81. .5nta6.25
Hogs-Receipts 1000: fairly active:
mostly 10 to 25c higher than Saturdays
average, top to packers and shippers.
$40: good and choice $50 to 220 pound
weights. s7.5Om7 65; mixed droves, s1.S5
also; bulk of sales. s7.0Od7.60; bulk
throwouts sows, ss.2596.65; pigs steady
with few offered.
Sheep $500 killing. classes generally
25c higher; most fat ewes s4.60ntI5.
few $500: fed western lambs. 1925;
bulk natives, ss.5oG9.00; feeding lambs
steady; early top, $3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
&c per line each insertion.
Counting six average words TO the line
Cash payment with order on or pre-
sentation Of bill.
This rate is flat. regardless Of the num-
ber Of lines used or the number OF
repetitions Of any ad.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
KANsAs CIry pnODT-rr

Kansas city, Oct. 3i.-Buttcr, creams
cry lc higher. i7c; packing unchanged,
2ic
EGGS. frs,s ic higher. jic: seconds
unchanged. sic.
Poultry. unchanged, hens. Ii to &c;
springs. lIn:lc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

CHICAGO GRAINS & PROVISIONS
Furnished by y. s. Walpole, Rooms
32a-32 Thatcher block. Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
SfJ.NE

New York. oct. al.-F'oreign bar sill
YER. 7oAc; Mexican dollars. 6iisc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

BATTERY SERVICE, all cars. rea-
sonable rates. Motor Battery. 9Th and
Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

2 NICELY furnished rooms for
housekeeping; reasonable: adults only
4S Block v.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BOYS Can make good money selling
Tho Chiefts!n on streets every morn
ing. Start at once. Call at Chieitain
office for either Mr.. Fuller or Mr..
Hughes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

HOUSEKEEPING or sleeping rooms
1908 East Evans Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

TWO CLEAN housekeeping rooms
down stairs. furnished, SIS. Also gar
age So. 1431 Cypress
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
FOR RENT
MISCEIl .ANEOUS

ALL makes of sewing machines
rented and repaired. We call At your
home and examine your machine free
OF charge. Phone 1S4s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

LOST-One Boston bull dog; name
Queen" on collar. Return to sol
Court. Reward.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

HOUSEKEEPING rooms, walkabl,
car line. inquire 1925 Grand Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

THREE NICELY furnished room
for housekeeping. No. 4. block M.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.

LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by y. s, WHlpolc Rooms
S2o-Ss Thatcher block. Pueblo.
Liberty 3iRs $3.50.
Liberty second Is ss2 is.
Liberty first AIS s9sal0
Liberty second AIS s92.Is.
Liberty third AIS $500.
Liberty fourth AIS ta3o2.
Liberty first Ans spa60
Liberty nth Ans 1880.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

COAL bill In half. Powder formula
2oc. Varga Coal supply, 52l Oliver ST..
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

+ / LARGE front room, furnished o
unfurnished, also 1 two-room apt, fur
nished. Els z. Fans.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

DO YOU want to sell your roopinf
house Every Body's office has buyers
every day. central block.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

Q STRICTLY modern light house
keeping rooms, near junction, no child
rem. 30S Michigan.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

Northern Ave. good lease. pricS right,
good location for drug store. confec-
tionery, soft drink and ice cream par
lor. or clothing store. Inquire at 42a
West Northern Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

THREE rooms mod. newly de
corated, private entrance. Inquire
61S w. sth, or phone 2321N.J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

OAKLAND SIX, new top and wiring
cheap for cash. 712 e. Third ST.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
open. High. Low. Clo
SPOT COTTON

SPOT COTTON
New York. oct, 3l.-spot cotton
quiet. $3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

5-ROOM apt. newly papered and
painted. COL West Abriendo. Phone 65e
w. or 2S77 NJ W.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

THREE furnished Housekeeping
rooms. 316 West 9Th.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-19-room rooming house
doing good business. $685. 8. Union.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

HEATED downstairs housekeeping
rooms, single or suites, 504 Summit cor
18th St.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01

POI Central block. has passenger
Ford to trade on cottage in Bessemer.
bal. monthly payments on house
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-01
FOR RENT-uNFuR. APrs .,

FOR RENT-3-room unfurnished
apartment in the Loyola. Apply 3l7
Broadway, apartment No. 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
SUe [ISS3z2(2 dEE1@ ASrs~
CSS~eS% %2 NSJTNrA S5Y
Body and SouI"- Star Has
Strenuous Role -"WestIs
West" The Most Beauti.
fulWoman-A WarHero-
A Comedy Queen.

. 8 Claire Martin. an American
art student In Paris. In Body
and Soul" Alice Lake Il de-
y y clared by critics and theatre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
on, you LOWERING COSTS

In view ~ the fact that wages in
a number Of industries are being
reduced because ~ alleged reductions
IN the cost ~ living, the figures IN
living cpsts compiled by the Federal
Labor department are Of more than
usual interest The data compiled
show that IN the principal cities OF
the country there WAS an increase In
the COS, ~ living Ia twcnty.one between
December. 1910, and December. 1890.
thus q decrease In only ten. The great.
est dccrcafo, Il II ~ further signifl.
onnce. was only 80 per cent On Chi.
cngol while the greatest increase was
2 yer cent lin Los AngelesL And ~
Interest In the south ~ the fact that tho
only ~ uthorn cities included In the de.
ctrascs are Baltimore. Birmingham
and Mobile. with O.S. OF and O.G per
cent, respectively. while seven south.
orn ctics arr included In the increases,
Memphis with 80 jacksonville. Fla.
"a New orleans 81, Houston. ~. Nor.
folk. 10. Richmond 10 and Atlanta o.
per cent showing advances diSpropor'
Tomato with the much smaller decreases
In the other thrcc---Wichita aily Times.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

ducos the grocery TN. and il conduc
i've 10 the better health It lho family.
Fresh vegetables growing no2r the
Kitchen door viii De- consumed more
abundantly. than II they had to be- pur
chased IN the can. ~ in the usual wilt
al ftato from grUccrcr.
4 great many 90 our citizens plnii
a small garden fos early vegetables
hut few plant for succession. Mos,
vegetables that viii grow In other sec.
tionf win grow here. " they are plant.
81 90 the proper time and given proper
cultivation.
The niolr important requisites for a
Fu,cc.slul purdcn are q well prepared
seed bed. fertile soil good seed II The
right variety and winter The best tine
to pr,parc the soil is during winter.
Pillow of spade the ground 10 10 inches
deep " the snil b. not naturally fer.
tie add. nt the rate ~ 10 Ia 20 tons
barn yard manure per acre. preferably
before plo0ing or spad.ng Coed ~.
suits may bo obtained hy applying the
manure after the land has been pre-
pared. and incorporated into the soii
hy means uf harrow az rake. Thor.
oughly fine garden soil just before sys
ting the plants ur planting The seed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

turned 10 the 0oldwyn Studios 20
pursue a career Of viilalny with equal
forvor. a Captain OF Infantry, Rich
ard Tucker was thrice listed rs killed
In action. but no turned up very much
alive with the Army OF Occupation ut
Neuchar. famous watering place In
Germany. where he took charge Of nli
the theatres. A heavy Of tho hrst rank
the erstwhlle hero has done some fine
work In dollars md Sense" The
Woman IN Room Thirteen" 'rhe
Great Lover" and THE branding
Iron" n perturbation OF Katherine
Newlln Burt's famous novel.
Harriet Hammond
According 20 the judgment Of James
u. Able, one OF the best known OF
New York photographers. specializing
In theatrical portraiture. Harriet Ham
mond II the most beautiful girl on the
screen.
While Miss lInmmond's ioveliness
has been exploited 10 tho world OF
screen patrons M a product OF Cali
fornia- particularly Southern Cali
fornia--she II really cosnopolIte.
she was born In the state Of Michigan.
educated IN Texas and she completed
her scholastic days at n convent In
Hollywood. She studied music In Los
Angeles and IN n musician OF rare ae-
complishments whose first ambitions
directed her towards n professional
career. This she would doubtless have
entered had not her health given way.
Her physician advised her 10 dror her
rIgld plano practice for n period Of az
least slx months. That was two years
aEo and during that time she visited
the movie studios with friend. She
attracted attention and was offered a
position AZ n salary that tempted the
young musician since II was consider
ably In excess OF anything Ahe could
hope 20 earn on the concert stage for
many years Her hls'rionic ability
soon made Itself known. and besides.
ns a child she had achieved local cele-
brliy In her Texas home as n dancer.
/ THIS art she had never ceased 10 Dc.
vclop and u is Of great value TO he
screen impersona,lons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

Tho Better Homes Institute continues
TO increase In popularity with the pco
pile ~ Amarillo, who thrung the Hack
burn building. where the paintings
are hung. and I'M the auditorium Of
the FRS, Baptist Church to overflow
Ing AT each lecture hy Ross Crane ~
Miss Evelyn Hansen. Hundreds NJ peo'
pie crammcd into the Blackburn
building at two o'cloCk yesterday after
noon To quiz MIR Crane on every mag
Unable point 81 home decorating or
furnishing: upon the erection ~ houses
and arrangement ~ shruhbcry and
upon the fundamentals uf art criti'
cism. His third lecture ON Interior
decoration. given az the BAPTIST
Church nj three thirty was as success
ful u no, more 40 than the two previous
ones. AZ night. Miss Hansen gave her
third and hast lecture and dcmonsira'
tinn ON ladies dress. using living
models. and Ross Crane gave his
famous chnlktalk "From the Eye
bruws Up. IN an audience that was In
sympathy With him throughout.
Dr. Cme Opened his chalk.talk last
nleht by commenting upon thr remark
ably fine spirit displayed In the three
great civic organizations. tho Rotary
club. the Kiwanis club and the Lions
club. with which h. has dincd during
the last three days He gives them
credit Tor civic spirit of the construc
tive aort and ussgrted TINT thyV nm.
preached the problems confronting
Amarillo with degree ~ intelligence
and opcn.mindcdncss which he has
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

who happened TO be dining at table
nearby. spled her. lie asked the head
waiter for his chart and proceeded TO
draw a rapid two rAlnute sketch OF
Miss tombstone. When he had COM
pleted II. he went over 10 Miss John
stones table and presenting her with
the sketch told her she was "the most
beautiful woman he had ever seen"
and asked TO have the privilege OF
making a sketch OF her this winter.
MIR. Helleu IL over here 10 make
sketches Of the most beautiful women
In America. on his last trip here he
pronounced Mrs. Leonard Thomas,
now Mrs. John barrymore. as the
most beautiful woman In America. So
far. on this trip. Miss tombstone can
claim the honor. Florenz Ziegfeld
recently pronounced Miss Johnstone
one OF the Ave most beautiful women
on the SCREEN.
II was not so very long ago that
Miss tombstone was hailed es the mos,
beautiful girl in the Foliies BLACK
birds" her first staring picture has
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

"s Claire Martin. an American
= art student In Paris. IN BODY
and Soul" Alice Lake IA de-
v y clared by critics and theatre
soers alike TO have scored the out
standing success OF her astonishing
career In motion pictures.
Her vivid ard intelligently sympa-
thetic impersonation OF the leading
role. which Is OF q dual nature, In
stantly stamped Miss Lake as one Of
the most promising OF the younger
actresses OF the silent drama.
Body and Soul" Is an adaptation
OF the well known stage play by VIII
liam Hurlbut. II relates the strange
adventures OF Claire Martin. the pos
SCISSOR OF what Is known as dual
personality. one night sho Is acct
dentally thrown agalns, lamp-post
IN the Latin Quarter: the blow siuns
her and causes her worse self TO
dominate.
Claire Martin. from a normal. low.
able. refined girl. Il instantaneously
transformed into cocotte and drifts
into the artists studios rs model.
IShe becomes the central figure In q
tragic murder and Is extrlcated only
after she has suffered terrible agony
OF mind.
Stuart Holmes. as an artist. Is
prominent In Miss Lakes support.
The star Is shown here posing for the
painting tina, preelpitates one Of the
anaudotte dramatic sconoa In cha
photo play
Justine Johnstonc
Justine Johns'one. who has often
been proclaimed 'The most beautiful
woman in America" has Just beer
acclaimed by Paul Helleu. the famous
French e,cher. as the most beautiful
woman he has ever seen"
Miss Johnstone was dining az the
Rita the other night when 1le,lou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
BETTER HOMES EXHIBIT TO
END TONIGHT WITH Lecture
BY Crane ON CITY'S NEEDS

seldom seen oquallcd, His statement
that he hoped sometime to rake his
home In Amarillo was warmly applaud
ed. lie would bc an asset O. The com.
munity which IL would hc hard tu over.
estimate. Many who heard his state.
mcnt that he would Ike to live here
recalled a similar assertion made 10y an
equally famous man Vice President
Marshall. juf, few weeks ago, AMI
who since then has confirmed the
statement to newspaper reporters In
Washington, II. e
Program Important
Fridays program. NJ. Crane pointed
out. was hy flr the most important NJ
all. Friday II the day, be- said to-
ward which the Better Homes Institute
has been pointing throughout the week.
lie declared that every lecture. each
demonstration. has lWDn made with
the. purpose ~ preparing the public
Tor that which ~ tu come. today, the
Las, enc NJ the exhibit. ~ $50 ~ M.
Dr, Crane. one - the most noted art
critics IN the United states, will give
his gallery talk on the twenty famous
paintings which the Chicago Art In
stituio has sent here. This gallery talk
will h. delivered In the First iiantist
Church. to which all the PAINTINGS viii
be- tnkcn early this morning They
viii - so arranged NJ To- g't the fullest
benefit from the fooilights and will 10
explained a. those who look at them 50
that they can really SEE them. Tor tho
first time Al 81 the twenty paintings
are very good ones. declares MIR crane,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

Harry Carey

West Is West" l. the story Of
cowboy with brains. natural free
lance. who uses his head as well rs
his horse: Of how he settles a miners
strike by shirt sleeve diplomacy. wins
a fortune for his friends ~ well as for
himself and makes certain young
lady realize tina, she Is not too good
for him.
Among The supporting cast nre
Charles lie Moyne. Joseph Harris. Ted
Brooks. Edward Latell. Otto Nelson.
Jack Dill. Sue Mason. Mignonne. VIII
liam Millet and Adelaide Halleck.
Carey entertained Eugene Manlove
Rhodes. the author for a week AZ his
ranch In tne San Franclsquiio
canyon, and helped him whip his pop
ular novel into shape. The scenes Of
West Is West" are laid In the ranch
Ing and mining section OF Arizona
and actual locations were used In
making the Aim. Tho mining scenes
were taken at the United Verde and
Daisy mines. the richest copper pro-
ducers In the world. Eight days and
several nights were spent under
ground at the 900 foot and the 100
foot levels OF the United Verde. and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

this chalk talk artist OSh,n h. is not
fomcthlng clsei draws wonderful
series II sketches. some humorous
ftmr rarely beautiful commenting tho
while. sometimes upon th" work upon
which h. D. engaged, prrchaucc upon
some totally, foreign subject. At t.mes
be- seemingly suris out ~ draw a land.
Jcnpc scene. The mnmi appears. a
rky lire trees mountain al Two. the
scene developing steadily and log.cnlly.
Tho artist sezrs piece - black chull,
and with few dcf' lines has changed
his quiet country scene IN the mnan.
iirhi into mcralrwity riding a
hicyoie As an entertainer he could
Command his own ml1N. Tonight We
shnll scc him. rather We shill hear
him IN different role hat n tho
man who secs Amarillo az "a city ~
100 600 people. some years from now,
and viii tell us how 90 make his vision
come true.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28
rnE HOME GARDEN.

Every fnrmcr should ana mon fam.
li'i l!"ing in town may grow nm ahund.
Dnc. e. fresh vegetables Tor home con-
sumption 4 gn.d sa.deu greatly rc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

The managers Of the two mines say
that n quarter mile below HE surface
OF the earth is the deepest that motion
picture cameras and lights have been
usod--so that the record Is hclf by
this picture.
fiinor Field
Einor Field has Jus, been SELF led
as leading woman for Joe Hyan. -.
Of the serial. THE Purple NeE =
thrilling chapter play % iov" "a "a
venture. M.ss Field Is " Ftad,-a ~
The comedy school ars ." .n.Ly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

the hes, work - the ahlcst artists
America has produced; eight ~ them.
ne asserts are truly masterpieces. and
this afternoon h. will explain 10 those
who attend his gallery tnlk at the Inp.
list church wherein their superiority
lies.
In the evening. al cvcn.thirty o'clock
will come the final number u the
Better Homes Institute program. In
which Ross Crane win deal with the
civic problems. the aspirations and the
future growth ana development NJ the
city ~ Amarillo into. possibly. the
largest and most powerful city IN the
great Southwest. This great guidcr
~ civic dcstlnics viii then tell the PEG.
pie ~ Amarillo iust how hest a. avail
themselves IT the wonderful opporiuni.
ties before them: how to make tho
most II the great gifts which nature
has provided ~ houp,ifully Tor this
community.
Amarillo Needs Houses
Mr. Crane asks the citizens to tell
him. through the DAY. what they need
most IN Amarillo. The comment which
ran through the audience az this re-
quest WAS houses. We nccd moro
residence houses In which "a live. ="
II Ross Crane can tell us how O. gct
them he viii have immcrtlliyed him.
self The speaker made Tho statement
from the stage last night that he al
ready knew more about Amarillo The
has been here less than week. than
many who have lived h,r. MI their
lives. No person In that vast audience
seemed Ia have any doubt ~ the cor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

others has left the gay for the serious.
She Is an expert horsowomnn, n much
needed attribute In her present work
for Joe Ryan, originally a COW punch
err. demands ~ his leading woman all
the qualifications that have made him
famous rs an exponent OF Western
hcro-paris Mlss Field n ave feet one
inch In height.
I,lchard Tucker
After n period 81 success a. a war
hero. captain Richard Tucker has re-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

rcctncss ~ his assertion. Tie II n
trained observer. the most expert
plannor of cities In the United States,
and the kccncst dingnOstician ~ their
ailments, Il II likely that the largest
crowd ~ the week viii greet Ross
Crane tonight when hc delivers his
most valuable lecture. Dollars and
Sense Tor Your Town" The time II
7:3o D. m. The place il the First Rap
list church
The lecture given by sir. crane last
night WITS ~ different nature than
any which have gone before. he let
the subject Of interior decoration. nt
which he II 50 good and wandered
fnr through the realms ~ philosophy
lie showed an astonishing knowledge
~ human nature and 10 Shortcomings
md poised biz ~ kindly rldicnlc M
y oplc aud their oddities and frailtien
and took an occasional sly dig ~ him.
SELF. Some ~ the points he made wee
over tho heads ~ the most ~ his hour
ors: one gathers thu impression when
he talks idly along while drawing his
wonderful cartoons. that he n betting
with himself whether he can get the
next joke Is without II having boon
detected hy them ~ not Ross Crane
Is an artist with words ms we'll a. with
other things. quite frequently NJ gets
something over without II hcing rrcos
nizod by hs auditors rs u Joke. per
hnrs no more than onr ur two Niii ~.
t,ci the point II humor in it-yct u
does not mll fiat for Il is interesting
in,rinsically. aside from it's humor.
with u piece ~ two ~ colurrd chal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-28

the LOO foot and the i.5oo foot level
OF the Daisy. Actual operations were
filmed and as many rs sixty miners
took part In one scene. by special
permission irimic explosion was
staged at the 800 foot level, with the
use OF smoke pots 20 avoid the
danger Of nsphyxla,ion. the fumes
were driven out OF the shaft by The
compressed air used 10 operate the
mining drills. In subsequent scenes
the actual parnphornalla used In case
OF disaster was brought into play.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27
Head of Community Kitchen Gets
District wide Position

NrTf'H| Too Ihr NHNti
NINlTA, July 90 Mrs Frances
T.. Brown, state home AUGMENTATION
agent. has appointed Mrs Lulu s.
Green az district homo domunstrt
ton agent for the northeast bllI
homn district which comprises trlir
and ~ number 81 other counties Tho
nppniutoo has hoou Tor several y,lrl
home demonstration agent la Mus
kogcc county and head of the come
muuity Kitchen AT M|uHkorcr. and
this promotion monnE moro salary
increased rcapousihtlliicg, and n
larger sphere uf usefulness.
She win have her headquarters Al
saltwater and work through the cN-
tension department Of the \. & VI.
Cullcr" II viii be- her p~roruE,tivc
to supervise womcn's work In this
district, appoint all women agents
and make special demonstrations In
counties where no agent is employed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27

special 90 Tho World
HENRYETTA. Julv 26-Bov. G..
BoVlcs, vino succeeds Rev. r. -.
Cameron aa pastor Of the First
Baptist church. has arrived and will
immediately begin his work I'm the
local ticld The BAPTIST church Of
Ilcnrvcttt H. one of the most mod
crn religious structures in the state
and was erected during the minis
tratious of Reverend Neron, who
was solely Instrumental In obtain.
ing the sum OF t25.O0O az a dona-
tiou from jackson Barnctt, noted
Indian ward of the government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-27
THEATERS

LYRIC Neal Hart In BLACK Sheer" a
story - N" war between the catti"Iuru
Hud sheep herders. Han Room BOYS
comedy
MAJESTIC "rho Woman God Changed"
u story Of Hrotd~ay and tropical SOFAS
an unusual picture. Majestic Nevs and
Topics ~ tho Day Music by Majestic
orrncstrH and organ.
PALACE short skiris"' with GLADYS
walton. fatbe News Music by Palace
of,htatTi.
NlAiTO. 'rhe Mask" starring Jack
Holt Numbs Please with Harold
Lloyd.
oRpHEUM tA wise FOOL" n George
Melfori production starring James kirk
wood @ new comedy. Music BY or
phr4m orchestra.
gTHASb. "Npt Guuty' n strange
STORY aa' 10 tho mystic east. also u Roln
.um'dy.
BNDNDWAYf Ruby Darby and her
new musical comedy company, big fca
fIr, picture aud a good COMEDY.