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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
WHEN you MAKE 4 LAMrSUApE

Thcrr i NO reason why # VOW desire =
new Lamp vou should uot hRye n1C That
x Il 4 II thC difference l'ctvcor q fcv
dolIarz and many dollars that dctrr voU
Of course. Il ,-ouy bulaf +aut aduNi If
thc encnJiug of The frv 4 d.ll-re thcr vou
must got aIouq fo1 the present With such
lamps is ven have lhtl5 won can spoud
fcv dollars and have those thug- known
As clever triggers vou can make lamp
o,ii 81 little
To begin with. of course you must have
the base Tins Won can bly at = srnRll
price If vou watch for lt Tho httlc wooden
bases arc now very reasonably priced. and
Il 1ou can get any thing huv mahogany
and want another color vou car enamel
The base Yourself
OF vou can have base made Of 2 vase
IN vour possession Thl@ can hc done with
satisiactary results ny an, electrician
Then whom it comes to the shade
Won can Yourself do the work ot making
one Fuv tho frame tuy the coverings.
and get tu work
First # the shade Is e. hc made Of silk
wind tie frame either with silk sPau
lp,.I1c tapo If the color of the silk OF
/ csctlthI-tripe ai the silk turned ~ a' the
! Cycrlapniug edge 1hcU cut ~ lcuEth'
ot SIR T1f dfPtH ' d'' ~iihd'' NA''i
( them together. turn them under tor
and bottom and gather them, Place this
cover over the shade. arrange the gather
inre and pr them into place and bind of
TIC ton and bottom with old glt or silve'
braid or elsr with p strip ~ the silk GOV
cred wlth little ruchng
Not difficult matter Nor an olahorats
/ shade But il IL pretty one. and on'
ouite s,lita, L. for any sort of room.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
WHY !?
Why do Leaves Change Color in the
Autur1nT
Copyright. 1920. by
wbeelerSy Syndicate. Inc.

WHY do Leaves Change Color in the
Autumn?
lust as bears and q number OF other
animals retire INTO the seclusion OF their
caves and hibernate during the winter
months. SO also do trees The only differ
encc is that trees, being firmly fixed in the
ground, cannot move They make up for
tins. however, by withdrawing their sap
and other life-giving ingredients. resting
ND during the cold weather much as hui
man beings 60 to sleep OF night IN order
20 be ready for the hours when they must
be at work
One result Of the withdrawal OF the sap
from the tree. is that II not only stops
the growth of the trunk and the branches,
but it also takes the life-supplying IN
gradients from the leaves, and the latter
gradually die sFhis process of death is
not instantaneous. and the chlorophyl,
or green coloring matter, slowly changes
t. bright red and then 70 q dull lifeless
brown, producing the varying colors
which we see IA the woods during the
autumn months A touch Of frost will
hasten this change perceptibly, cold hav-
ing marked effect upon the chlorOphyl,
and it is because Of tins that tree viii
often alter its appearance overnight
turning from the bright green Of the sum
mer foliage, to the flaming red of the early
autumn day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Just Folks
By Edgar A. Guest
BILL PAYS A CALL.


Rm dropped in with his "iiowdye-
do7"
An he gave the baby n kiss or two.
An ho hugged the girls all round TIL
they
Had cheelss as pink nm tho buds OF
May:
Then ho went 10 Mother an shook
her hand
An hbwed to her with n sweep most
grand.
An her face ~ mn with a merry smile
As clio joked with fllll for little while.
yte ra,loped tho youngster on his knee
An jold him n tale of the rolling sea.
rJe hprawIed full length on tho par
ior floor
An made M laugh TIL our sides were
Bore:
Thcn tho girls came In from the hitchen
whore
They'd been doin' the dshes. and Blll
said There.
Now the works. all done. is time
for play.
I .et ua got 10 our singing right away
Ru dropped In for little call.
An he brought IN EladneHH Tor US All
pid and Young. when he passed the
door.
Seemed happier folks than they Wet'
before.
An there wasn't care we had pho"t
that dnv.
nut seemed 20 leave NE an fade away
TIL he suddenly said ON me. ~
MY
it's ten o'clock how time does NY
Isn't 30 much to tale IKE ms
t7rloss Won aro one who is rich an
miss
| Tho frierdlinoss an the warmth an
| all
liThe lows ~ havir' folks rome 70 rah
/ oh. wo'ro richcr than millionaifas y
| far
4 An happier, too than the Erea' me-
K are
/ For with all their po1nr an their pro
nm fuss,
/ Tul passes 'em hv ~ call on u9
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE

Dear TeEEie:
Your criminal m nothing elsel remarks
on thc subject of Harding ,ablnet. gave
mo the thought that although we can I
aU he menhere ~ the cabinet. every
man ought at least he secretary OF his
own interior. which eeems to be absolutely
impossible when YOU re- out on the rnad al
tho mercy of thoer So called hotels.
don't know what their system OF choosing
cooks is hut Whatever IT Is Il s bad Tor the
food Il seems To- me rs u they must make
# a rule to always select n man with
mean disposition and no sense Of taste
Now don't 60 getting the idea, Jessie.
that never think of ANYTHING but food.
because rs a mattor OF fact tOod never
enters my thoughts except at meal tine
and say an hour or two before And not
ONLY that. hut If man is naturally
| philosopher. be can philosophlse about
| food iust ae we'll as about anything else
| For example. ! can never see a slough of
| norI< and beans IN froot of me without
! rejecting what a great thing friendship
! is one and inscperable, and oil that sort
/ Of higher thought.
| And on the other hand, whenever I'm
served pork without beans, or ham without
| eggs.or cabbage without oorned beei, tie
| thought always strikes me that even mar
/ risge isn't so biLding after all. Nothing
nersonal Tessie-l realize that our par
4 ticular marriage is pork and beans that
no mans hand shall put asunder, frank
| f,Irters and sour kTaut one and Indivlslble.
But all poetry aside, Tessie, wouldn I
/ know what to do without you You're
50 easy to be away from, somehow, and
what greater comfort could q travelling
man have?
I'm sending the baby little charm
made out Of elephant tusk. You can hang
il around his neck and maybe 1t will start
/ his teeth coming through at last. Your
| affectionate husband.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Ae saw . faws on the S''00a'

~ cbanqo herself into any form She wished,
81 e / do not get il hack the Queen viii
not lot me come back 20 FAIRY land
.cYo on 500 | was careless and lett =
IN tho ground and ran of e play, and
that was how 1t all happened
II won't take 1t until YOU have NolU
wand said Petro. "and ] will g ~ with
YOU and help YOU find y
When Petro and the fairy went nslde
they forgot to take the key out 81 the i,ch
All tho door closed behind them with 2
hang out fell tho key on the ground ahn
d,onned into hole and q squirrel coming
alo,,g scrambled some pebbles ~ after y.
and there It must be e. this day. ior 7"
ono ever found i
petro and the fairy foun 4 themselves
=, long tunnel-lke place lined with
SILVER and blg blue stones set like windows
al along the way j,
Th,s Iod To the storeroom IF the old
pIue Witch and hero IN shelf ot gold the
fa,rv found IN q crystal boy the powder
made from her little wand
Il will carry - for Won SAID FefT'
"ard now We must HURRY hack.tor have
work to DO with the KEY
There IS one way for rs - get ont.
said the fairy. when they found that
thn door was locked can change
you into fairy and We can oScape. oI
/ will change myself into 2 mortar anh
We can live hero ~ the treasure 'av'
~ tho Blue Witch. and some day the
lev may be found and some one will
let us out
hv becoming a fairy. So he saii hahe'
Yourself into mortal
The little fairy opened the crvataI
bcx and scattered the powder and rs
she did So she SAID Presto change
iu was dark and a sound like the
rushing of heavy wind filled the cave
Then Petro felt Jerk as though he had
suddenly stopped running, and then u
became light and he saw beside hun 2
beautiful dark eyed girl with dark curls
hanging over heI shoulders
They we're not IN the cave, hut ~ 9
wonderful room hung with nch-coioreo
embroiderics IN gold amt silver
You arc more beautiful as morta
than as fairy, said Petro t. the dark
eyed girl. who laughed and replied
How oddly You talk ] was never
fa.rv. but always q maiden ot inc Las
and now ! am your vlte
But though the dark-eyed wIte doc
no, remember. Petro does. and be Otter
wonders what became Of the Blue Brown
,cs and the Blue Witch and the lost key
The blue bean disappeared whcn n
fairy scattered the powder, and though
Pctro never wanted II the blue broWmc
did for they grew tired of PLAYING an,
wanted to return to thcir home but tn
bean Was gone and they were now N TIN
power Of The Blue Witch. who would no
help them until they brought her the los
kew TO her treasure cave
But though they look cvery nigh
for the key and never stop To dane
they cannot find it. and every nigh
they 90 back 10 the witch and tell he
they have failed again and she still hold
them IN her power
Those who see the Blue Brownie
rise up out of the lake IN the. moonligh
call II blue mist, hut all the magic pc
ple know it is the Blue Brownies, VIII
tired to fool the Blue Witch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
nv ieasie Roberts.
s,crvrtsf,t 1000 Nv wheeler svndic.ts u
WOMEN AND ENGINEERING.

Engineering. whether mechanical Or
electric. has long been regarded as an es
rollcnf prnfcaslnn for a man lndav
women ar growing interested " ''e rosai
hlitie-
/, j profession that requires e'iH
training and wears ~ preparation lut
h this i resembles most work that ls to
carry far
The host advice is that woman who
wante 10 make engineering. ot whatever
Lrarrh hor work. should take roguef
rnllrgo course. aud then o. into tho srhool
II engineering. aud oven though sh" means
a. aprcial,ge in thn electric end IF 4. fhai
Il Is better 10 take the regular mochano
course
Ihe var exploded the theory That wom
IN could not understand machinery hey
proved particularly art and etheient r.
ioqrolur how to Use machmes and 'n
prazping tho fundamental pun"lploa -
machinery Aac woman, Nra !" Forrest
has made ~ New York ity. hne n"sl
tion for herpclf rs constructing engineer
audine a nunhcI of the hualnees hMld
,nez of tbat c,tv She stands oxactlY level
o,tl, The men ~ her profession. and hae
| fa,1ud 10 discriminating against her ~
IT, a1Iccrsaf,ll aa an engineer woman munt
,tf c,,,rae love tho work lhia is trlio of
a,,, rrcof ,,rnfaes,nn put loving it. thorr
/ il, roae,r ul, 1ho should not follow Il
| Thc yce,,,rcra of orr country have hoon
/ tor,,oJ onl, Roth n cit,cs and II thr
/ ,.,,,trv tremendous developments arc
/ c,rta,-, l., come ~ the neat future. and e.
I continue coming he woman WIN
I ,.Ia,,t !, Tine d,rertion will 80 we'll tot
/ ,e,solf a. Train for engineering work. ag
4 l,,l,r,tl,or Joos Therr ,e rnom fnr both
Ma, can learn engineering in tho school
IL ev,,cr,once. rolng into aome biE plsnt
4 aud working there THIS IS hardlx pos-'
ljo u loaat &C vet 10 woman But th,
r,ri Who can give SIX Years to training aftcr
graduating from hugh school Oan 90 lo
/ uorac than turn to engineering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK,
BY Lee Pspe.
THE PARK AVE. NEWS

THE PARK AVE. NEWS
Weather Genercl
Big Fite Stopped Leroy Shooster
and Skinny Martin neerly had q big
f;ta last Satiddav aftlrnoon, saying to
each other, You hit me, dare you, No
You 20 ahed and hit me ferst, duhblo dare
YOU. for about 20 minnits in the alley till
Flatfoot the cop came and chased every
body. Amung those presentwho would Of
saw the fte if II had Of took place was
BENNY Potts, Artie Alexander, Sid Hunt,
Sam Gross. Reddy Merry and Ed Wernlck
Fxterl MYSTERIOUS Notes Stuck Under
Doorsl Last week Puds Simkins and Lew
Davis got SO mad at each other they
stopped speaking, and ever since then they
have both bin finding pOtes under their
fr1nt doors with skulls and cross bones
and black hands all over them
POMF BY SKINNY MARTIN
Take if Away
"a Him Of Hate.)
| don't care mutch for joggriffy,
I dislike to spell weTds Of every size,
I wouldent give cents for histery
IncIooding Napoleon and all those guys,
I don't like to draw fruit, sutch as or
indges,
| co slier langwidg' a lot Of hes,
| couId 20 to sleep during singing,
But arifmetick ! simply dispize.
Intristing Facks About Intristlng Pee
Die. Sam Cross started to keep q diary
last New Yeers and rite down everything
he did. onv he hasent rote enything IN il
vet on account Of not having did enythinl
special SO far.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
SANDMAN STORY.
nv AbbIc Philips Walker
Protected by uecrxs Matthew Aos
THE RLuE BROWNIES.
Part LII.


petro sat behind some bushes 90 w"'on,
bu, the dances did not stop until y Nns
almost day. Then they went down thronsa,, thaa
the lake and did not return, when li,''N'
Petro feel sure they had not mss-'d nun,
He oran home to got some brcski.se -. anu NV.
then back to the forest to hunt ior 'ho "i us,
key. Under stones and leaves yes. ne ong ,o11se Pel
and the sun was just going down ana ~ ~,
,ro % thought he would have to give up
oo.ius so uOu until the next day when he IS, saw o
little fairy creep from under T iG,i - ono "n
the ground with something br'eh' III ''''
AZ first Petro thought it was her wand,
hut 10 his surprise. he saw her go 20
tree and put a little key into a tiny no'''
before she could enter, Pctro was
besidc her. els that the key the i'i''
Witch lost7" he asked.
'Oh. don't take Il away un''' id,1 g'1 ph,s NY
wand cried the little fairy. "oid i'iu,
Witch stole my wand and ground !,
into powder so she could have the power
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Safe For Soup Eaters.

There isn't anything very appetizing
about the sign on little Bowery lunch
room II says. Eat Here Our Wait
ers Shave Every Day" The idea is. of
course. that Bowery walters are prone
to go about with two or three days
growth on their faces.-N. Y. Letter in
Ssattle st-Intelligencer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
"The Nen Spring
Rocks Are Pouring
Into WnnnnrGker =
and Their Prices
Hare NOT Gone
Up Higher

aa it waa prophesied last
Winter that they would
So make merry. Booklov
erai and browse at ynnr
will in your accustomed
pasture ground. tho great
\Vanamaker bookstore The
ahrInkage in tho publishers
output. that was so much
feared. has not taken place.
nor the threatened increase
in pricca.
Here there's Spring
shower Of books every day
the new books. the impor
tant books. the interoating
books that refresh the mind
and keep it abreast with
the times. Books for
youngsters and Tor olo-
sters: books for all sorts OF
Booklovers the studlous
Booklover. the frivolous
one the vivaclous Bookloy-
er. the "chooay" reader
There's no such place for
buying them-or for not
being forced to buy them
rs Wanamaker'sl
(sstn Floor. Thirteeathl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
0neratlon For Appendicitis.

Miss Helen Maloney, IS years old. 1909
A. street was operated upon for acute
appendicitis by DR.. William II. speer
al the Delaware Hospital last night.
Her condition was reported as fair this
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
lie Mirror. of
Downing Street

~ A gen9lsrusn wifh nusf@r
3 rg
aart@,s II sha rYslr outlined char
ertef aaidlea ~ figures - proni
naa, ~ pfifish pItife life sH % he
familiar 10 American as veil aH
tnpiteh eta~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Bully Whiakers
Adventures,

BY Fr>Dcss o. Mont<omary. LA
Fully and noIalo@ly nasrs~s~1
N both black and whfts a.a
ooiors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

The Story Of Doctor
DoIittle";
~ Iugh T,oftinx Illustrated.
1913
narration of ths wonderful
adventures by sea and Land df ths
,iftfe. old. good physician vho
min efArsd 20 me animals. III.
Illustrations add 20 ths joy II tbs
ale.
The W. Chuck Family;
~ psulIns s Howard g.
VlvaciouslY told and rich IN n
tBstrstion.
The Strange Year;
~ Eliza Orns White. Illustrated.
81 So
a sequel 70 The Blue Aunt
bringing IN ms children Who az-
urad IN that popular story.
The Crystal BALI;
~ Mary y Gordon. illustrated
by the author. 80.
Psoountlns the strange aGvsn-
tssrsa OF Joan and Jack IN the
magical Gardsn Of the Sun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Books for the thoughtful
Mood

"The Uses of Diversity"
~ Oiiber' X Chestsrton. s
a new vulurns ~ essays ~ ms
laughing philosopher, wno nov
rnskiup lecture tour ~ kmerits
Must We Fight Japan
bv Walter q Pitkfn tz.50
A forcefrJ discussion, following
exhaustive Investigstieu. ~ Amer
fcau- Japanese relations snd 'heif
dependent problems.
"The People ~ Mexico"
by Wsiises Thompson ssso.
Conclusions drawn from careful
research into the underlying faots
~ national life and psycholoRY n
that troubled country
why Die So Younsp"
hv fnhn y Huber, ND 90
The physical basis ~ NE md ~
usefulness. IN the form ~ ths main
tanepea ~ health efficiency is The
theme ~ this book
"MiraoIe-Moneers and
Their Methods:
~ Haudiri 81
An erpealtlYn ~ The methods
through which FIRE eaters, rep
~. fefera." swofd swallow
s'~ Greats their -veiTd ersets.
"Ouicksands Of Youth"g
~ Franklin r Hgrt sfT5
Interesting - mothers ann %
social wsifsre workers, being en-
account by ne presiding juTtios
N tha Childrans Court - Rev
York City, Of experiences wiff ~
veniis daiiugnenta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

Tell IL TO all Delaware through Every
Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR,

,on,ripht t4lP. by the Mcclure News
papar Syndicate New York City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
The Sanciuans
NntIr1faIf1


Mountain
~ inuis Eaodss Illustrated n
lfgr 81
A dattgh.ful story - mas ns
ttan anI adventure, with Biday.
xnawt - readers u ne Shna
mans Forest ss ihs Touthf"i
hero
Trails to Wonderland
p, lza /. wright Illustrated
81 rs
children. told b. The author o'
Win he lille Folks
King Lion and
Reynard the Fox;
Nv Tohn 7. Forrest Illustrated.
"a
A captivating book Of animals
,.hirh are strongly rsal Esd
and huuorously and consistentiy
drawn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
he Land Of the Csr.~a
Out-of-Doors~,

by Rob~rt LIvnsstnn- rrr.sr~x.A
n color. tLrs.
A tssctnstins ana uxtural starr
q What The 1rsst outaoors
Tsans whsn tntrodgCS1 70 fwo
children. Psn and p-r.nv. no
hsvs lived their first ~. - III.
ysAxs in tnA city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

CpR1NG is the season of
y reawakened bnoyaney
an d hopefulneaa
Look up Cheer up is
the message II brings to ono
m Il all including the
Booklover, about whose DE-
voted ears all sorts of dire
Whispers W ere lowering
only a few months back
He can prick up those
ears now. and catch the
word. merry as the robin 9
mill. that Is sent to him
through this pagel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

"' he Voice of Jerusalem"
by Israel zanRwill 81
The fret collection of essays
on distinctly Jewish problems
which this famous writer has
puhiiahsd during his long work
Ing life The origins ~ anti
aemiiisn1. the modern terms of
inferpr citation for judaism. the
eaae Of Armenia. end trench
snt handling of Mr. Wells
latest arguments. are among the
topics treated
"Fssays: Speculative
and Political:
b. - Hon Arthur 1sntea ualfour.
81
Premier ~ the Bri'ish Empire
fram fons ~ 1908 prominent IN
seholarly reaeerrh as we'll ss in
atatsatr,anRhlp, HF naifour hrinss
hs4n mind and rfeh cultural
equipment as vel s@ broad know
aiae IF uuhllc affairs % his de
t.nasions ~ important Subjects
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

an inquiries addressed to Mss l\fk
man N care OF the th. rent tNh-'k'
ing department VIII ''e ans"Fl'h HI
thnse columns N their turn Thus ToqHu
cnae,doraI.le tlma. however. owing IL The
preet number received So # a personal
~ quicker redly is dceIrcda stamped and
seH-addrcsscd envelope must l,c enclosed
u,th tha r}cetion The lldltor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
The Tslue Pearl"


~ ssm.al a~ovils r q r.
An avaitire nov Roon' #f0ry.
wish SO setting ~ 'he great
z,ag,da ,yf fha gnrfh ass end The
assfeh ~ rasrvelots esr-' ~rrc
tsn ana a. tha Young har"es oh
tse4tve
"Ih he Head Girl
~ the Gables
~ Angela nra.il tiTE
Story - aehoni life for gil.
Dick Arnold Plays
the Game"
~ Heri Re@d sfiv~r- " N
fr,ta - NE college, story
.t,af-1 - ,tbla.ta nro-va#s fire
eport#rnarship ard 0lean I'm
Diamond Rock"
~ aptafn Clifton Iisla y - y
EsuarfaliF interesting - vo''nz
Tsaupsvfvsnlan since y aea4a
aith Historical events II the
f-hsstar valley during tha favt-
tt,tfon such ~~ fha psoit rnssss
era tbs rnovsrna ants ef Washing
.sr,r arrnT. ~ ester.
I no Threat 0f
Sitting Bull;
- r lang. $50
story n ne great indian
,ff. sina n defense ~ fhsiT last
buraio hunting grounds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

Seven O'Clock Seories~i
~ Robert Go@1on And.r~n. n
iustFs ted Ia 0oior. $40
A chain p gsov1s.L -sxryrns
through With th-n ~. Eams
central characters ne rn~s
Happy Children and ths rurnAA-
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
@6tuug! N&taHg!

S4narsnaISer 4ndnfs-ltbrcn,
8udtel.9 IOfen, feline SGrIOr-l1brsn,
8ctter-6Gnsden, SGnapftubnfs.
9Oien, SiiGcm.Sets. 9as bette, sr6F.
te nnO id6nite Continent jemaIs int.
pOrtiert. Sn Der Sdueia ansseInat
itnS jeOes Slid fnnitOOa seI6nitt,
IOiuie airidbols-S Or5ellan-Bfeifen
Spredt Dor OOer Idreibt 9arte. Gin
Igcut iuirO OOrIpreden.
Siliau StriegeI,
c. o. no 5cdite Strake @r6tueH.
Nfniter Der MrtifeI iimS in Der Office
Oes SOurnal at ieben.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-10
WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW PAGE
Tulsa District Business
FOUOUS Activity of Oil

my father is building house with steeple on it,,
boasted one of group of little boys Huh-weye got
nothn said the third, the defensive, We've got one
with mortgage on It," -
sometime. They not to be outdone by other cities
andthe only progressive attitude ote about the many
small factories they might have not that factories are u
important but they quit talking the oil business Ihey IN
other words had mostly forgotten that business OF al ou
in Tulsa. It in the slumpso they forgot 1t
they talked of Tulsas other wonderful activities
With the announcement recently carried in the press Oh
the fact that oil going up, Tusans began to take an
other attitude They quit talking about the mortgage and
began to look life again square in the face. Then
when oil hked aganmOst all business mem began to
smile, and sigh with reiefthe future bright once
more business giong better the pendueum began
chandse the bankers were relieved for notes
would be paid and time would be only short until all
the wheels of commerce would be turning once again
Though nationally at this time 1t IS considered tna we
have psychological attitude towards the business SITUATION
There few of standing VINO VIII today make any
about the business future Even though
this time last and later pretty near anyone was "s
Business Is Better.
Although there is this general reluctance TO be delN
country saying business is better There are some excep
tions, but the whole color OF the mental attitude
out the whole country has changed quite recently luiSa
perhaps the recent of these to take this attitude be-
cause of recent activities for the beermen OF the OIL ira
ternty and Tulsa business whole are more prone
tell definitely their views on the OUTLOOK Tor he
II is true that the oil price advances having large in
fuence in putting monkey glands in business but is also
true that many other activities in the way of building fac
tories running sales picking up and the genera auu Vi
proV is having a strong influence
Too Much Speed Dangerous :. =,
Though all Tulsa is happy over TINS new ouOOn DoI %
of the fact that though the times have taken m9ch pIe
look for the future Tulsa must not get on nes
must be wiped and the irregulary which is still VS.
be in places must be corrected Industries and trades IN
which defaon delayed still have to recover from their
aggardnes even though the conditions Enthusiastically
stronger and strong note of cheeruness generally about