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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-03-23

"The general business situation is marked by gre
manifest in the last weeks 1920 and there are
Improvement The apprehensions and rumors Of i1npe
always demoralizing influence when credit stu
have been largely cleared The irresponsible talk
been silenced The epidemic of business predict
year did not come. The number of reported bankru
but has not been alarming and the have been
Of mushroom growth who extended their bushes
capital while prices rising and did have the
the losses that inevitable when reverses
business structure of the country unshaken and VIII
may have been upon that score has been relieved"
w. p G. Harding, governor of the Federal Reserve 3
annual report ut is generally recognized that the
and that the country has gained normal state
first Importance in working back the condition
future. A spirit of greater confidence prevails"
The United States Chamber of Commerce has recen
ing statement: The most convincing evidence that we
recovery is found in the universal report every
Of steadily growing sentiment that business will be bette
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
Washing Won't Rid
Head OF Dandruff

The only sure way TO get rid OF
dandruf is to dissolve IT, then you
destroy IL entirely To do this, get
about four ounces Of ordinary liquid
arvon. apply it at night when rctir-
ing. use enough to moistcn the scalp
and rub 1t in gently with the finger
tips
DO this tonight and by morning.
most II not all. of your dandrutf will
bee gone, and three or four mora>ap-
plications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace OF II, no matter now
much dandruff you may have.
You will find. too, that all Itching
and digging Of the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. II IS inexpensive and
never fails to do the work.--Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21

motorists Those who Witnessed the
scouts at this self imposed task
which, by the way Involves frequent
cNorCiac of the back ana causes dirty
hands and fac"s. could not fail to
nOto the enthusiasm that filled the
boys In their work. There were no
ahirkcrs.
when an inventory was taken.
nearly a ton OF glass, sharp pieces
OF metal, aud debris had been re-
moved from the streets and collect
ed In boxes. later 10 be dumped In
an out of the way place whore they
would not cause further damage to
automobile tires.
This campaign aroused 30 much
favorable comment that it Is to be
made a permanent part OF the boy
scouts work. They plan To soon
conduct "A spring offensive" against
tho bagworm, which ig an unwcl-
come visitor to Tulsa every year, de-
stroying shade trees and causing IN.
titation TO the tempcrs OF pcdes-
trians. Were going To catch -.
while they're asleep" one onthus-
iaStic scout declares. referring to the
bagworm campaign.
This week tho boy scouts OF Tulsa
will campaign for $4,000 with which
to conduct the work OF the local
council for 1921. This money will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21

furnish 10000 worth Of education
and entertainment for them. accord
ing 20 Lee lowering. president OF the
Tulsa scout council. To bring the
work of the scouts more forcibly TO
the attention OF Tulsnns. window dis
plays are 10 be used showing wood e
craft and truc-t o-life outdoor scenes,
together with scouts I'm the dis
charge OF their duties In camp.
Scouts themselves viii he active
workers ia the campaign. They will
repeat methods used last year by
coming In personal contact with
Tulsa's business men and merchants.
II is proposed TO conduct the larg-
est camp this summer that has ever
been held. and heads OF the local
scout council are investigating 10
find the most suitable location for
this camp.
The scout council is composed OF
Lee L"vering, president; II l..
Siandoven. vice president: G. Il.
Buchnor. vice president; w. H. Stahl.
vice president. G. VI. Pritchard. vice.
president. Max Madansky, vicc-preH-
idont; Rev G. W. Kerr. vice. l,tcsi.
dent. t.. i. r.. Rooney, vice preside AZ
Howard Meyers, ivice- president; X
j. GubCr, treasurer J. W. Robh
commissioner, and John NJ. Lindly,
scout executive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
I,inIto

Hobart Rosworth. tho Sea Dog
Hobart Boworth tho Cow
punchcr
Hobart Boworth, tho Two
Fistcd
These thrcc Hobart Bosworth,
are famous to the public. Bu'
yesterday at tho Rialto Theater ",
saw a sUu different Hobart Bos
worth IN his first Associated Pro,
duCcrs vehicle made by j Parker
Read. Jr. II is called "A Thousand
tu one" ana In II We see big, Vi,
riir. llkolhlo Hobart "a a wastcr
"a dillvtaute, II YOU please--in shorl
a rascal
lJfAEiue Bosworth as rotter' II
Isn't tur long, iolks-th CharaC,
torizatiun exists only for about tive
reels when a terrific train wreck
brings this episode In tho stars
screen HE TO an end and out OF the
Wrcckagu cmcrgcs tho new man
From this point onward the story
becomes absorbing The character
development ts superb, AddinF
further laur"ls 10 Bosworth's his
triuWc crown Tho production Is
IS lfFl NJ I'HF hN We lhNN ever seen
.u an outdoor production and there
are soWc Interiors that make us
wish To see moro OF hrawny Ho
bart Eosvorth In dress clothes
putting ON tho dog"
Ethel Grey Terry plays opposit,
the star and gives capable per
formanCc "a the girl who has beer
trickcd into marriage for the sake
OF her fortune but who ultimately
finds love and happiness in tht
arms of the star. Which you al
viii agree rs cmincntly proper and
satisfactory
A. an added attraction, the man
aEemeut of the Rldlto offered a
new episode ~ bringing IL
Father which stars the iuimitablc
Johnny Ray, one of America 8
creates, Celtic comedians The ri,
alto orchestra also assisted IN Civ.
ing tho performance splendid bril-
Ntuue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
AGAIN TRY TOCUT
COST OF BUILDING
G.. Of G. Committee to
Meet for Third Time
This Afternoon
CALL IN UNION HEADS
Representatives Declare That
No Wage Reductions
viii BE Made

\ third a,tompr 'p obtain prom
iset uf specific reductions .u both
building materials ANA wage Gales
will bc mpd, hv tho chamber uf
,omurrr" commi,t,s Of which Il -.
Mcclure Boz chnIpuan at u meeting
to Doe held Iu tho municipal luII'o.
Ium at @ O'Clock Mosiay afternoon.
'rvu previous efforts IT, brur about
70 changed situation. mSdr ~ meet
INKS hrld week. uEn AMI two week,
ago, respectively hr,qIEht forth
promises ir,W material men, but
mono from labor uuiuns Rrprc'cut
atIv,a of trade unions ON those oD-
,aaiuug declared Oatl' h"y would
not MAX, reductions iu thHr scales
that they could not do $50 and
continue 10 derive living wngo.
A. the meeting held Ipu Monday
tvprvriticn statements were handed
10 representative material men and
labor men. asking that they specify
IN writing what rcductions they VIII
make These statements are 90 d"
collected ana read at Mondays
meeting.
Several contractors, among th"m
A. T. Wasiclcwsk. have declared
that wage Bcates are In no small
measure responsible for the lack OF
building operations In Tulsa. Tho
'ruIsa Real Estate rNt hnugc blamcs
this condition 10 tight money
The object OF these meetings, &c
cording to Clarence II! Douglas,
managing dir@tOr of tho chamber
of commerce. who evolved the plan,
ia to bring abom bargain period
IN building, during which hoth ma
tcrials and labor will at least tenn
pornrIiy be cheap enough 10 cucour-
ngc builders To proceed with their
projects. and especially those who
contemplate the erection OF Sky
scrapors Ia the business district
Roth meetings held 40 far have
been wen attended, indicating there
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
TRADE TERRITORY
TO BE EXTENDED
Retail Merchants to Meet
and Plan Big Adver-
tising Campaign

\ special meeting Of various trade
gOups OF the Retail Merchants as
soci1tiun has been called hy Proa-
dent y. $ Hutchinson 20 be held at
the city han at Z O'Clock Monday
evening. This meeting Will be for
the purpose OF formulating plans for
the intensive Advertising campaign
90 hc used In better expanding and
cultivaunE Tulsa's trade territory
Tho executive committee in charge
~ the proposed campaign is COM
posed OF =. -. prdogcr, W. a.
Ntndcvur. l.. r.. Abbott l. g. Russor
ana Mike JaukOwsky who VIII pre-
sent an outline of plans SO FAR per
tcctod.
Tentative plans include the use ot
newspapers and billboJrds ,u cities
and towns IN the trade territory,
holding suburban days ON which
special trains may be run into Tulsa
ON different railroad and iutcTurban
lines; calling attention OF peOpl"
living In northeast oklahoma TO the
excellent railroad facilities which
allow them to reach Tulsa in the
morning, do their shopping and re
turn home in the evening, and cdu-
eating these people To the excellent
stock OF merchandise carried by
local merchants and to the earnest
desire OF theso business houses to
merit all business they obtain.
The merchants will. according to
Hutchinson, work in close harmony
with the better business bureau
which will be invited TO investigate
evorY transaction.
Members OF the association CON
slider this one Of the most import
ant efforts at trade development
ever proposed In the southwest
IIutchison said Saturday large
number of merchants and business
men are expected to attend the
meeting Monday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
NInirsIir

wallace Reid In his latest play,
THE Charm school was the az.
traction at the Mo'osun Thoatur
yesterday and proved up to be- one
OF the clovcrcst comedies eycr
starred in by the captivating
"Wally," and was vastly interest
ing.
Like all the plays featuring MIR,
Reid. Tho Charm School presents
snap and vim, and one finds II oN-
tremely difficult TO assume a bored
moment
There can bc little doubt that If
Wallace Reid should open up I'm
Tulsa the sort of school which
Is shown in his new Paramount
picture, The Charm school he
would get more pupils than ne
could properly care for.
Mr.. Reid, In the star role o' Aus
tin Bevans. inhcrits a girls board
ing school from his aunt, and be.
lieving that girls should spend
more time in making Themselves
beautiful, and less In preparing
themselves for business urd poll-
ucs. he changes the methods uf in
struction and makes hle Institution
A charm school with usthctic
dancing, swimming, athletics and
beauty secrets as the principal
studies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
TITLE MEN MEET
IN CAPITAL. CITY
j. w. Woodford President
of Association to At
tend Convention

!. W WoOdford. president Of the
Title Guarantee Trust company will
leave wednesday for oklahoma city
TO attend the twenty-first annual
meeting Of the oklahoma Associa-
uon of Titla Men. Of which he is
held February - and % in the
Huckins hotel
Jesse =. Crump, vico president Of
the Kansas city Title and Trust
company. viii be the chief speaker
az the afternoon conference" the
first day. Leslie y. Norris. attorney
tor Gum Brothers, oklahoma city,
and r. VI. Scott of Paris Texas. for
merly secretary OF the American As
socittion of Titlo Men. will be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
OrJDi,cun,.

A fast moving performance Is on
at the Orpheum Thcater this week,
each of the seven acts comprising
the vaudeville bill gliding along
In snappy manner that brings the
show to high mark as regards
quality entertainment.
Three headlincrs assisted by four
stellar offerings give tho perform
anco n tone that is extremely pleas
ant. I'D Voigt aided by company
OF singers and dsncera presents
'"rhc Love shop" which was at
once recognized as being ono OF
the very choicest musical comedy
presentations OF tho season. II Is
a budget OF tuneful song hits.
sprightly dancing and refreshing
humor.
Ed Voigt. quite n narrow fell
low" furnished most OF tho fun,
and there never was "a duh mo-
mcnt, from the time he appeared.
The ensemble numbers gave rea-
sons for presenting number OF
very pretty girls. who looked stun
ming in the handsomest costumes
seen on the orpheum stage In u
long. long time.
Everyone In the cast OF "The
Love shop" looked and acted tho
principal" and when II was all
over the applause received must
be accredited In equal proportions
Harry Ellsworth furnished some
terpsichorcan efforts that were
marvellous. This fellow takes the
plum when It comes To dancing,
and gave the act q sendoff last
night that was n grand affair.
Grace DcMar captured the house
with her witty dialog, AS clever
entertainer Miss DeMar ranks with
the best and the little lady was
appreciated at the Orpheum last
evening,
one OF the pleasing hits OF the
hlll was the comedy playlet tur-
nishcd by Olive and Opp, called
THE Bee Hive" Here one finds
"A rush OF excitement, clcrery
constructed plot, and a laugh IN
every uttcrancr, The rain scen'
with real water made q unique nm
lsh, which was applaudod,
The Neapolitan Duo, two men
apparently Italian, sang themselves
into great favor. Both have splcn'
did voices and sold their songs II
true artistic style. Culey an,
JaNun. THE Minstrel and tn,
Maid" sang some, iOkcd more ant
were repaid by generous applause
| The El Rey Sisters In novelty
skating specially and Chas. Eden
| bury In feats Of agility, iutcrsprrsoD
with bright nonsense, brought ,
| bill of merit to a close.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21

among the speakers Fri1sy
ing y question box lr -. nom
Judge Russell q. Lowe ~ tSass Or
OF Ames, Chambers, Lowe a pir,n
ardson' Oklahoma City viii Ht,,h'
feature of the Friday af,erSoee =
program. ho0t
Senator X. l.. DaWds1- n, -.
Will speak Friday moru,ry I'a
subject Some Impressions "" 'a'
II Is expected. president W.,
ford said yesterday that ,,r.ol' ryo''
mately 200 men rcprcsprt.,e' ,..N W.
gage loan companies. nfI. ,y,..-'' ,..Dr''
crs and abstractcrs will attend n.
state meeting. vac
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
THE THEATERS

MAJESTIC. wallace Reid and Lila Lee
ir The charm school from the story
IN The saturday Evening Post Majestic
News and Topics of the Day. Music b.
Majestic Orchestra and organ.
PALACE billie Burke I'M "rhe Educa.
ton ~ Elizabeth Pathe News Music oy
Palace orchestra.
RtALTO. Hobart IBoswor,h ir "A Thou.
sand tu one the story 90 % strong man
.n a ight fIf love. bringing Up Father
animated cartoon.
sruANp. VIOLA Dana In "cirderele's
Twin a true fairy story Roun comedy.
ROYAL George walsh in "Numbcr
~ drama Of love and mwtrfy ln 2
Double Adventure serial
BROADWAY. nle Bruy Hou., and The
hIdhIfhi Nh.rl company tn GA" latest 'nh-
si,al comedies. Cousin Kate. with Alice
Joyce. Patne News and also a comedy.
lyric The D--r-l Man" with vii
liam 3. Hart. ono OF hls powerful western
dramas Patho News ond also a COMEDY
WONpERLANp. 'Orcc q Plumber" q
feature picture with EdtIe Lyons and Leo
Moran. Am Dreaming comedy
Elmo Lincoln iu 9TH" Flaming Disk a
serial, hauHa sunshine Revue. musical
comedy company.
.oHrHErM Orphcum News and Topics
~ th" Day HNg limo vaudeville Eddie
ray of hrruuflI models E.Tcy sisters
with Murray Mencher at the plano 100 e
novel dance revue. an IA. latest stcu8 and
lads. N'apoiitan Duo tMrdolIa IwirD
boo Am Italian Vocal Nia't.' singing.
Olive and tlp In "rhc llcc lllyc.' novelty
Coicy and JaSou in "rhr minstrel and
.Eierbury, an artist on tho plano. Grace
DE har IN The Eternal Femme bur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
Board of Directors

A, BARTON HEPBURN
MYRON T. HERRICK
GRANGER A. HOLLISTER
ALBA b. JOHNSON
WILLARD V. KING
DARWIN 2. KINGSLEY
RICHAR |. MANNING
JOHN G.. MILBURN
GERRlSH II. MILLIKEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21

LAWRENCE +. ABBOTT
ALFRED l.. AIKEN
JOHN +. ANDRUS
CORNELIUS n. BLISS, Jr.
NICHOLAS MURRAY BUT
LER
GEORGE B. CORTELYOU
JOHN II. FINLEY
DAVID X. FRANCIS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
DOCTOR CLINTON TO CITY
I.'ft sunday Night to Attend Cini-
cal Congress OF Surgeons College

of the oklahoma hospital. left Sun
day night for oklahoma city TO at
tend the flrst annual meeting OF the
Oklahoma section OF the clinical
congress Of tho Amcrical College OF
Surgeons. February 21-22.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21

FRANK PRESBREY
JOHN j. PULLEYN
FLEMING II. REVELL
GEORGE NJ. REYNOLDS
ELBRIDGE G.. SNOW
HIRAM r. STEELE
OSCAR S. STRAUS
S. DAVIES WAKEFIELD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
Groves is the Only oni,,,.

Laxative BROMO QrINrNr g.,
lets. Tho first and original c'S
and Grip Tablet. tBc sur, 10, wy ~
BROMOD 3Oc.-Advt. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21

II Us n sincere principle OF hoy
scouts to "do good turn every day. 30
lts not Fo material what that good
turn may be, as lOng az n is FOR the
common good of individuals or col
l"Ctioua OF individuals.
Hcccutly local acouts conducted "A
campaign to collect all pieces Of
glass or other substances that play
havoc with automobile tires, and to
gather debris which might contain
small nrt,lcH detrimental 10 tires
ana consequently cyaspcratlnE TO
In a desire on the part OF both ma
tcrial men ana mechanics Ia see bet o.
ter conditions whether union lead
ors win agree to "a reduction In wage
scales win probably he known after
the meeting Monday afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
'TheLOve Shop at Orpheuny;
Movie Houses Please CrOWdS

Lila Lee. popular leading wo-
man. who has made "a reputation
by her excellent work In numerous
Paramount pictures. plays the lead
School" Her beauty and genuine
acting ability give her big APP
peal In the role OF the little girl OF
the boarding school who falls IN
love with tho handsome younG
principal
The Majestic Ncws and Topics
OF the Day" were added attractions
and pleased immensely. The Ma
jcstic orchestra and organ. as al
ways delighted with their rondi-
ton of popular and classical mu-
slcal selections.
slCal selections.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-21
Palace.


To see Rilly Burke In new
photoplay is decidedly n film event
OF importance, but when one sees
that dainty star In no charming a
comedy as The Education OF
elizabeth" proved TO be at the
Palace Thcater last night, then one
enjoys treat indeed. At least.
that was tho verdict OF tho fans
who Applnuded Elizabeth at the
Palace yesterday.
Az "a chorus girl OF the slangy
kind, though ono who despite her
rouge and paint, has golden
heart. Miss Burke Is unusually
artistic. She IN a comedlenne OF
the finest quality and her dainti'
ness has fine appeal. 1t would b,
scarcely fair to reveal the story
/ OF Tho Education OF Elizabeth.
but II Is entertaining enough C
satisfy tho most faded taste. Tn,
/ laughs are many and the support.
| ing company headed by Donald
/ Cameron is quite clever.
/ The rathc News and the Pslac,
orchestra assisted greatly in round
, ing out an unusually we'll balanced
! bill.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03
A Rare Treat.

The erstwhilc local editor Of the
Record enjoyed rare treat last
week VIXEN Joe Kelley presentd him
with fine mess" Of Dix river fish.
They we've Of III. small mouth black
bass variety. two in number. one
weighing three. the other three and
one-half pounds. and are the finest
We have seen in nany years.
These fish were caught with min
nows in what all old fishermen term
the Cecil Water" Of Dix river. and
strange to relate each Of them were
full Of eggs. the egg sack being as
fully developed as they are usually
found in the latter DAYS Of March.
We would like TO have some fisher
men explain this TO Us. IA IL is a
generally accepted fact that these
FISH net IN the early Spring.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03
A Most
Commedable Move

During the recent prctracted meet
INK conduct, I by DR. Callis there was
held daily in various sections of the
city what were known a. "commu-
nifty or cottage PRAYER meetings"
Now as a general thing such in
nova,ious are abandoned. and we are
sorry to say IN many instances. soon
forg gotten. when the meetings close.
However. the good ladies living on
Lexing; n street have determined TO
their meetings. and the first
one vii, be- with Mrs. VIM Simpson
on this Friday evening, at $50
o'clock, and will continue on each
Friday evening at the home Of some
one Of the residents on Lexington
street. We are no, informed a to
whether or not other sections Of the
city will do the same or not. but hope
they viii. a. the move appears 10 us
to be good one
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03
Strike Of.

The 1.x strike q railroad en-
ploycrs. which was scheduled to take
place las, Sunday. was called on. the
heads Of IN, big Eve" 81 the labor
union. living a. thCiv excuse that the
railroads by their propaganda had
succeeded IN LEADING the public into
the belief that the strike was against
the government. rather than against
the railroad.
u appears TO VI that the strike was
both un'imely and uncallcd for, and
the zeal reason for It's being called
OF was that tn. big hvcS saw the
handwriting. and when the L. :.
government made II plain tina, when
the wall GU, went into effect. the
heads 81 the movement would be Inn
m.di,,cly jailed for conspiracy.
No Vever. both the labor unions
and he railroads. have been inclined
to show little respect for the L. :.
Labor Board. board created by the
government for mcdlatory purposes.
to sct'l, questions arising between
employee and employee without re
sorting to strikes. both sides have "
a certain extent ignored the findings
Of this body. and thes, Sights no,
being rebukcd. they had lost respect
for the body
They have thought than the Labor
Boari did not have teeth" but the
body with the assistance 81 Attorney
General Daughtery, have evidently
Gu, a fLll set 81 teeth in appealing
To the conspiracy act. "a set Of teeth
that will cause both sides to heed
the "bewar. ~ the dog" sign
in the failure.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-03
Vote For The
City Council.

At the election on next Tuesday
We wish to call to the attention Of
every voter in the city Of Lancaster.
20 the new city council that is run
ming. this council is made up Of the
best citizens and business men 81
Lancaster and will make the best
City Dads" that our city has ever
had
Although there Is only one council
running 1t j. absolutely necessary
for you TO vote for them. so many
people have the mistaken idea that
simply because there l. only one
council running that they do not
have TO worry to vote for them,
however. vote for the follwing gen
,lcmen aud elect them by big vote.
For Police Judge Jno. W. Miller.
For Mayor W r. Champ.
For City Councilmen: l.. &. Gull
ley. Wesley y. Dickerson. Joe J.
Walker. Geo. 4. Brown. DR. V. e..
kInnaird and T. ;. Hughes.