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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-14
ARDMORE TO FROuC'
IN Spring OPENING
Prizes and Novel Stunts Galore
Planned for Celebration
Tomorrow Evening
EVERY ONE CAN BE LUCKY

Ardmore business men will play a
new kind of game Of tag tomorrow
evening, in which those who are 'it'
will get prizes to total value of $1,000.
It Is Ardmores way Of celebrating its
Spring Opening" and il is expected to
bring q flock of visitors TO the town
as the guests of the Ardmore Chamber
of Commerce.
There will be plenty of prizes TO make
the game interesting--the members of
the Chamber Of Commerce have as
scmbled something like 200 of them. The
rules Of the game are simple. An infor-
nation booth has been erected in front
of the Merton Title and Trust Co. All
comers who apply between the hours of
Z and q will be given tags. Each tag
has a number Displayed, in the mC,r-
chants shop windows will be articles
Of beauty and worth bearing numbers
corresponding to certain of these tags.
All the winners" need TO do is to
go from window to window and pick
out the article bearing their tag num-
Der. The prize" will be given on the
spot to the holder of the tag.
All articles not claimed by midnight
will be forfeited. However. it will be
easy to find out If you have won prize.
as after q o'clock list of prizes and
lut NlHullH llulllu'tE W III Dt IDoN'N al
the information booth.
Another feature of the evening will be
"Limpin' Limerick Contest" in
which a special prize will be given the
author of the best last line to an incom-
plete verse.
Just to make certain that there won't
be n dull moment. "Mr. Rafies' will
walk through the crowd, along the
Lancaster pike. His captor will get an
other special prize. And there will be
clown who will top off his funny
antics by tagging yet another prize win
ner.
A band. a parade dancing. souvenirs
and various other amusemcnts have
been provided. The Womcn's Club. |
which has been working hard to make
the night success, Will have an alpha
bet fair, where supper will be obtain
able.
The members of the Chamber of Com
merce in charge are John Baer, Charles
s. Powell. VI. Z. Mccormack. Ralph |
Doran. William $. Case, Walter J. |
Blair, Thomas w. Cronin. Joseph |
Balaity and Williom 4. McCrea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
$4,000

One of Tulsa'B most attractive homes
Center han living room library,
dining room, Kitchen and breakfast
room, pass pantry den and living
room, iu basement. large heating
plant. -Four large sleeping rooms
and two tile baths an second floor.
The most attractive decorating large
closets and finished attic. Servant
room, thrpC-Car garage. well and
oistorn Lot l40xlbO feet. Bcauti-
ful shade and landarapc. owner viii
consider residence property from
$4,000 20 100000 az part Of pur-
chase price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
WOULD you BUY

WOULD you BUY
4 home II you could buy II for
$500 cash ana the balance like
rent? We have a brand new b.
noon bungalow in good rast side
location, near school and trauspOr-
tation, every up-tu-datc modern
feature, oak floors built.lu cRbt-
uots, artistl,aliy finished and dec
Grated, large front porch with
massive columns. well built
house and good looking through
out Let US show you. Price
$500
Eight Sslesincn-- Eight Cars.
ROBT T.. ADAMS
ago Kennedy Bldg. Cedar 300,
$3.50 CASH--Thrcr large rooms. full siz,
lot Price S2,75o. Osagr snl.
$3.50 MAKES the first payment on
a nice 4-ruOm cottage In a mod
orn district, at sacrifice price
ON this house. can Mr. Miller Or
MIR. johnson. Usage Ly2,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


BOsTON SOUTif-paeutiful .,,rv
home eight large rouiaa, two sleeping
porches., two mantcls, TIE bath. hard.
Wool floors, built m features, servant
quarters, garage 1000 cash and $50
per month. This IL your opportunity TO
buy nigh class home at sacrifice.
itice N'ebV. No locations given over
gNaliCky q 90 80 ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
RIDGEWOOD ADDITION
THE LAST INSIDE
ADDITION

Many home builders ayailed
themselves Ot homeHtcs the past
week Are you going 20 wait until
n is too later Three ~ our leading
real estate men purchased home
sites the past week
RidB"wood addition protects tho
home builder. Restrictions from
5000 tD $4,000. building line, rec
strlrtcd as ~ apartment house or
business ~ any character or Kind.
Two street car lines pprallClinEi
within ~ blocks OF the downtown
district Many lots covered with
native trees. Tho lowest paving as
scssmcut IN the city.
Lots priced from $500 up on
terms Of une-third cash. balance in
G, II and lS months. or a discount
for cash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

THoUsANps OF acres Of apple orchards.
vineyards. strawberries stock and
grain farms for sale. write Us fnr de
Realty Cop Springdalo, Arkansas
80 ACRES-SK miles Black Rock IN
acres fenced and In cultivation, good
house. barn. Cistern hAlHuc" land In rood
timber. Price 5000. Uno-half cash.
dress ". Applcby Black Rock, Ark
l3O-ACRE creek farm. 90 acres In Guilt.
walton Groom house, barn and out
buildings, drilled well In yard lasting.
flowing stock water. fine fishing stream,
free range. six miles from the noted health
resort IN aiEht ~ good school and church,
store and postofnce; good chrlsti0n settle
ment all white Price 50 900 viii OK
change Tor clear Tulsa property or good
nLish";ns farm. J.. !. Rcru, Ravenden
Springs. Ark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
sILn.nIvls1nN ArnEAaE

SUB DIVISION ACREAGE
20 40 or 60 acres on the edge of Tulsa ,
adjoining property Buh-diylded ana sold
at $3.50 per lot or 400 per acre owner
acre on iibcrAl terms. h -, LewkOwitz
2O9 Robinson Bldg. Usage Sl2i, Cedar
1915,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

uNFURNIsHED Groom, modern dupleY.
with two pGrchcs 20 side, near car line
snd lihey for rent. also 1-room house at
10, newly papercd. Usage 4s2g-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
mnISEs rrnNI.llrn

w iNDOW SHADES made to measure. call
Johnston, the man with the goods and
experience Usage bOO7 7gO W PARK
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
REAL ESTATE For SALE

','hf Nl,.,,''i 7. i"'i IN lAN''.'H't -.i"'iN
"'O''' VjT' j. SrSKiNs 3 'sSa'N.
rb,y. Ganeo s,6.
.-------' ''i'. ''9'H' '.''
hNNn ',ms Wy 'yvs,ii"',c, lp' ln Terrace
suit owner. rerms con,idefei taII 0sarc
73Eq-J
fvH sALh, close IN !m"a''n lots only
''''s' s"'''
ern, south front uwncr cedar 9'i.
LOTS $3.50 Go lgb0. 10 percent down.
,,,,,.,,.,s, -.
A ,,,a Lot ci,s. 4, .',"t ,,,. ,t,,... ,,,,,
y, ~ 49,, h,r., .I,r, .,f' ,,' ,.t
o9t phone Ussgs s,a3 900 s.1s '"''
''' '''''' '...
.,.,, ,.,,.,..,.... ...,....
SlN.llNl NltlbN ACRE Att
20 90 OF 80 acres on th" rlru ~ TULSA.
adlolnlns property snb.o''nrl unl a'il
nocts monoy aud viii au.l a. 5000 por
acre on liberal terms. D.. ID. LrwkowltS.
zoe Robinson hIdu, Osago Al'i cedar
front. improvements aid in bargain
usHrr aoaa
b7xI6s. CORNER Nurfn Denver. COON
ior w." h"1H-a i"u.u'gueuia tn
'~"'l. N'N'r'7 ''' j. N"iIi
btNllp-.W AIMING ditauoe. Improve.
mchis ELL lu. HuII 'ltOos lhuu"
oaagc a0Ns.
INNns NNuINu,ts tnu .stlr u,
WAY" A., 49,, ,.'..'...,,.,... -. 80.
a. 80 ' ''' 49,,
49,, 49, ,h' 'l' "'a'
~ i''' '""h y. l.H'N. 'hian'ut HtorI
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.--...- hhhANNNS. ...
ARKANSAS iNNM liNNGAlN
40 ACRES FOR 1900.
,,u "I1'ii'.'", 1,.tm1',. W., N'y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


HOUSES toR sALE sh
OWNER leaving city. s-rOom. modern o..
cnr Earagc. chicken house. lOONitU, east
front lot t355o $3.50 cash. Mrs Hen
dcrson. OsnEe 27O1-R.
OWNER viii trade equity lu 5room
bungalow, including htcakfasv r1ruI
for good car and cash. tile bath, plenty of
clusutH bum M features. pantry. &c.
frlgrrstur room. good basement. tnIshru
in ivory. attractive decorations and r.N.
lures. garage, ON pavement cluHN in. near
JltuUy and car limo. south side Forest.
maln district monthly payments. iuclud
Ing interest. SOS. good home tor rental
property. Usage sgss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

And selections IN value ana ccnta that
VII appeal, in close location and terms.
iur instance t-ruusu, beautifully de-
sgned private water system. hand painted
walls. perfect in It's build and beauty.
Price 3l.e 900. 7-ronri. high class home
seeEers' elegant 10000, C.roum. bargain.
,uvatloh' p.pcn, NtVVo t.toou, bargain,
hunters delight SEQ b.rupm. we'll To-
Gated, newlywcds delight $1,000 Erst
ol terms on any other above. Have u
lRrEo list ot properties that can he bought
for 800 down and all Kinds ~ trades.
For appointment, call q. y Word gedat
zssi, residence s555 22t Lynch Udg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

IRVING pLACE-Tive- room bungalow,
hardwood floors ivory finished. mantal.
lear garage, 5000 with 1850 cash. Phone
Usage AGl2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
WANTED-KtAL IsTArr


7 will buy home In Maple Ridge or
stoUchrraker n priced worth tho money.
Give street number. price and amount ut
mortgage la first letter, write Box sos
4, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23

ron SALE OR TRADE For 10 acres ~
land near Tulsa. 1919 Olds Six. value
1900, Want good soil and gultahle build.
tng site. will pay cash difference. Ad-
dress Glenn fratty. Box no, Turcys Okla.
ONE Kansas farm. one Missouri farm.
fut trade ON Tulah property full dc.
scripuon On Application. OsHgo so5o-7l2o.
MI~SDI m
FOR SALE-Eyory conceivable slzo and
KIND of farm at prices 10 m present
conditions write ne Just what you want.
The Missouri Land CO. Nevada. Mo
FOR SALE or TRADE -2i7 acres Mont
Eomery county Mo. fiyc mites east "
Montgomery tityi main auto road from
Kansas city TO 81 Louis runs through
farm land lays fairly we'll, with fair i'm
proyrmcnts, mostly timber, Nill sell shea %
truck, live stock stock goods personal
pron'r,y Or leas. ou good farm. %h3'
MorgRu, Broken Arrow. Okla, BuN a.
route g.
OZARK FARMS Missouri aud Arkansas
800 IN " Conc o0T n SS''s oI Srs i fS. T'' S..b %
Co, iOl Security nuildlng Phons Osage
st6l. Resldrnce. u-aEc Essc-R.
lCc-ACRE fruI, aud dairy farm. three
miles from Ncosho, OZARK Tr,u trle.
phone. rural route Dslco lighting syr-
ten. i-ro"Iu house large barn, slices fine
sprinr, everlasting water. strawbrrriea.
ulies. Priced 'ur atlo 6t so because ot
death iu family. 81 waldo Halter, Seo-
OKLAHOMA
FOR SALE UY OWNER Good dairy
farm, ~ acres one mile west Of
Broken Arrow. on Tulsa paved road, well
lnpf"yrd, big house ana barn. hnCc 1ls0
per acre, hargtlu. Address l.. o. box
l1l rrnlcu Auow. Okla.
FoR shtE-so .ncros on Albert Plke
niF,waf, paved now, between Tulsa
rruycmpuis. nu lu cultivation except
Pecan grove. priced fpr ll50 per acre.
terms See Ru7s T.. Grant, 5l2 Security
b.dkr phone 'anEn tlbO.
FOR shLE-l6O acres. only fye miles out
on Broken Arrow road paved h0w.
hoau,tul piece ~ land, az In cultivation.
qysy Act quick See Russ l. Grunt. 6I2
security Hdg Phone oHage 2lcO.
FOR SALE Forty acres, close In. 6-room
house and "ut buildings. an ~ cuitlya.
ti1U. ~ acres creek bottpm land, fenced
ana cross fenced. Price It,.0O, Usage
THIS may be what sou are Io0EnE Tor.
nice location fpr suburban home, on
hard surface road. ~ miles east Of city,
2is mil's east ot Dawson on Federal drive.
40 acres $50 an acre. Osago 1850. Flor.
cDos Morgan. soi s. Cincinnati.
$50 ACRES -Four ana ono.haIt miles
south - sapupa. Terms 20 suit buyer
2l2 security Bldg Cedar 2l52.
WANTED-KENL IsTATE Az
HOME WANfED--l VIII buy home In
Map!c Ridge or horninEulde n priced
worth the money. GIVE street numhrI
price and amount Df mOrtggEe iu first
letter 2li-E. world.
HAVE 100 acres two miles from rauToal
town IN northwest Arkansas value
81 500, VIII trade for one ur twu well DO,
Gated lots in Tulsa give or take cash
1850 Saturday afternoon or Usage al1l
sunday morning.
HAVE TYER with ts.60O oash, fivo or
SIX rooms, must be bargain. otagg
t7O7-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-23
MORNINGSIDE
Two story

MORNINGSIDE
Two-Story
Pr4,tIcafiy new seven largo
rooms fun front lvlnE room,
three large bedrooms. one entirely
across front Of house. oak floor.
unusual artistic decorations, com
blnAtion furnace. 2-car garage and
servants quarters with bath. Price
only tl4 900 Tor quick sale,
Eight Salesmeu--Eight Cars
ROBT y. ADAMS
$50 Kennedy Bldg. Cedar 300
NORTH sIDE--Fur sale by owner loom
modern bungalow, heavy oaE doors
Throughout, hullt-in features, French
doors. basement built for home two
blocks Of Emerson school $1,000. Osago
11Hl.
NEW 5-room bungalow $3.50 good terms.
owner, 22O Central National Bank
Cedar lg2o.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-28

compared with March Of a year ago.
DeAsonal Aiquidation OF axricul-
5tura loans which took place in 1913
according to the experience OF spre-
cedln years. was not duplicated with
the crop Of 1919, owing to transporta-
! diniculties nor IN 1920 owing to
q tendency to WITHHOLD grain from
market In spite of~declining prices.
Certainly the present volume OF our
Sr~ediscount accommodation cannot be
viewed AZ normal does the gen-
5eral trend appear to- be reaching
nornnalcy. The peaks In September,
1918, and April, 1919, were Influenced
respectively by the financing OF the
fourth Liberty loan bonds and fifty
victory notes.
h Ninth District Federal Reserve
bank was extending Substantially the
same amount OF accommodation on
April ! as on March 4 but fully ~
millions more than q year ago. There
were declines during the month in our
reserves Of nearly : millions, in fed
era! reserve notes outstanding OF, 3
millions, and member hank deposits
Of about " millions. The cash re.
serves ~ compared with q year aeo
have decreased nearly 9 millions and
member bank deposits have d~ecreased
Il milltona The reduced volume Of
current business in the district Il re-
ASSSOu Al LIE IeUoLNQCOH anu f0Ore
ment Of 10 million dollars in federal
reserve notes Al compared with q year
ago.
Credit conditions, as shown by the
balance sheet of the Ninth District
Federal Reserve bank, did not inn
prove during the first two weeks in
April. The cash reserves declined
than 81 millions and the total
accommodation to the district ad-
vanced nearly 2 millions. There were
decreases in member bank deposits
and in government deposits. Contin-
ued trade recession brought about re-
tifement Of III millions Of federal re-
serve notes during the two-week per-
iod.
Thirty-ave selected member banks
cline in demand deposits Of more than
8 million dollars between March 4
and April /. This decline Of demand
deposits in March was counterbalanc.
ed by a slight increase in time depos-
its OF nearly n million. by borrow.
ings from the Federal Reserve bank
Of more than 2 millions and by COL
lections Of loans from customers of
govefnMen deposits and reductions in
vault cash. AS compared with q year
ago, their demand deposits declined
81 e cent. This was Offset by bor-
rovinEs at the Federal Reserve bank
Of 12A million dollars and collec-
lions from customers Of 48 millions.
Interest rates in the Minneapolis
money market on April Is as COM
pared with Marcht1b were unchanged
at. z per cent for customers loans at
hanks and 8 per cent for commercial
paper. There ere. ~recesSons, how
ever. Of y to Y per cent in bankers
a~cceptances, and " n per cent on
collateral secured loans and cattle
paper. The prevailing rate on April
Is wase5A per cent OIL bankers &C
ceptances and 8 per e on collateral
notes and cattle loans. Discount rates
Of the Federal Reserve bank remain
unchanged.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-28

TN nrevious years there has been an
aimproyemente in this district In bust
ness activity in the month or Marcn
and early part Of April when COM
pared with the preceding months.
There has been a seasonal increase
this year, buttthc increase been
very nominal and certainly not as
large as had been hoped for and &C
TALLY expected Indeed, some or the
gains In March have mo- been main
taineds In April, an example OF which
complete shutdown OF the larg-
est copper mining companies in Mont
sana and Michigan on April L..
q. The flow OF grains and livestock to
market has been much stronger than
III the preceding month n some
what stronger than a year ago., par
s5&cularly in the case Of grain other
-~.xAAn wheat. Grain stocks at Mime
nkpolis and Duluth arc larger In the
aggregate, although there has been
some decrease in the stocks of wheat
Z both as compared with last month
! and a year ago. Present moisture and
. soil conditions as we'll as acreage
: planted and to be planted now indl-
cate that the next grain crop should
! be a good one. The financial position
J of the farmer has improved owing to
!. the prevailing tendency to change
! from a cash basis of renting to a'crop
i share basis and to change from cash
! labor to schemes for cooperative eff
! fort by exchanging their own labor.
/ Some industries gained in volume.
! There were increases in copper pro-
!, duction, retail lumber sales, and in
! lumber cut and shipped by manufac-
!, turers, but all of these are consider
!. ably less thar q yea ago. Linseed
: oil and oil cake production and pos
= tai receipts show increases, both over
! last month and a year ago.
: It is toe early to form a conclusion
y concerning the size of u building
: activity this spring. Building permits
!. in March contained more than the
/, usual proportion of repairs, while the
9 average size. particularly for new
! construction. was much smaller than
/ normal. A larger number of projects
4 have been undertaken both as COM
Z pared with last month and a year ago,
! but the volume as measured by value
4 is only 20 per cent greater than in
. February which was a shorter month
!. andSis more than Is per cent less than
R in March, a. year ago. due partly to
: some recessions in prices Of building
!. materials and labor.
/. Price trends were mixed. but the
= declines ppear to predominant,
/. Wholesale produce prices declined in
! March and a majority of livestock
prices increased. Average retail prices
: for food declined during the month
r.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-28
Too Weary 10 30 Eff;e;snt

a hundred people describing thsir
~ condition would each tell IL
differently. One can't think, An.
b ! drowsy, the next feels
weak. others are irritable. moody,
depressed apprehensive. - the case
may be. To this great class Of suf-
ferers comes Reolo. Of the
grandest, reconstructive agencies
ever devised for definite accomplish
msnt. II intensifes the activity OF
The Vita processes. provckes In
auction OF red corpusclss. contrib
utee TO thu defense OF the system
e4ninet deEAstion and consequent ex-
hAustion and in many other ways
AfouAeo the functional processes to
mAkeRyOu 1esl that Somethfng haH
touched that one nickefihg vital
spark you thought was about to 20
euts No alnount Of Descriptions can
Ads4uete1y convey the differences be-
SstWeepathe fesline OF lack 81 nervo
II INSTRUMENTATION from dSpteseiOns
q many men ard .wOlnsn
~ sS1AltslfAS5 StbefrS tgA6ks,S . 70 TO
sgel44p es9feSxitchl or stand still
q D3l1n5fhAFor6Af ~ "a 80 ahead. n
you would really like 10 9ef "a.
TsqHeanseAayYtth ycur real sslx ret =
Yotr dYtfgStst can tell ybt shout
&eas - No. MitnSesea
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-28
ADVERTISEMENT.

skill. No man can do his work with
stomach out of order--blood thin,
pimply-feeling dull or languid. There
j s!away to build strong, for over fifty
years. ago Doctor Pierce, Of Buffalo,
n. Y, found that a combination OF
banks and rootS would build up the
body and protect it from disease germs
which lurk everywhere. This mature
remedy he called DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It can be procured
in any drug store in tablet or liquid
form. One of the active ingredients
Of this temperance Alternative and
tonic is cherry bark with s~tillingia,
which is 50 good for the lungs and
for coughs; also Oregon grape root,
blood root, stone root-all skilfully
combined in the Medical Discovery.
These roots have = direct action on
the stomach, improving digestion and
assimilation. These herbal extracts
in the ~Discovery." aid in blood
making and are best for scrofula.
By improving the blood they fortify
the body against an attack Of grip
or colds. A blood tonic unsurpassed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-28
HENRY OF
ENGLAND WILL HAVE
MILITARY CAREER

London, April 12.-(Man.rPrince
Henry. the third son OF the king and
queen, who attained his majority on
March 81, is destined for - military
caxeer. Although thrust somewhat in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-01
Today's Beauty Hint

" is not necessary to shampoo you"
hair so frequently il IL is entirely AMI
properly cleansed each time by TIC
use Of i really good shampoo The
easiest to use and quickest drying
shampoo that we can recommend -
our readers is one that brings out all
the natural beauty OF the hair and
may be enjoyed at very little expense.
~ dissolving a teaspoonful of can
throx which can he obtained from any
druggist, In cup OF hot water. This
makes a full cup OF shampoo liquid.
enough so it Is easy to apply II to all
tho hair instead of just to the top OF
the head. This, when rubbed into the
scalp and onto every strang OF hair.
chemically observes all impurities 1t
is very soothing and cooling in its
action, as well IS beneficial to both
scalp ana hair After rinsing out the
lather so create, you viii find the
scalp is fresh clean and free from
dandruff. while ,he hair dries quickly
and evenly. deve' oping bright luster
and a soft fuR'ness that makes il seem
very heavy.-Adg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-01
AT THE DE LUKE
WE'D, THURS, & FRI

When Maurice Tourneur picked his
cast for J. Fenimore Cooper's famous
Leather Stocking tale The Last or
the Mohicans." soon to be seen at tho
De Luxe theater. he searched for the
best artists
The beloved Uncas. last or the Mo-
hicans. could not be wrist watch
wearing Broadway actor Of the screen
hero type. lie had 20 be a spiritual
character. with a real man 10 be 10
carrier OF Uncas message Hence
Tourneur examined many actors until
ne found Albert Roscoe. who IS an
eighth Usage Indian. and well known
leading man. He shaved his hair,
barred his body and made Up for the
part.
MAgua. the Hun-lihe redskin. who
betrsys the whites. IS in tho capa bic
hands OF wallace Beery, noted villain
and bad man. who carries OF all
horors for playing mean parts.
The coloneIs two daughters, Cora
and Alice played by Barbara Bedford
and LiLllisn Hall respectively. are
pretty pictures on the silver sheet.
u is unjlst 70 call any actor in
The Last OF the Mohicans' sup
porting player, for each IS star.
Henry woodward. playing Maj Hey
ward. 8 Tourneurs regular leading
man and does some fine work in this
picture.
Others Ia the biz all-lead cast arc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-01
Fragrant Pine for
Children's Colds

The most robust youn gster invariably
takes a nose cold during tho autumn
and early wioter-the stuffed up feel
ing IS quickly relieved by the use OF
Mayr's Pine Needle Balm. II Is q pure
natural product, ~ontaining the health
giving essence OF tho northern pines
Children really enjoy the stimulating
and soothing effect Of this refreshing
pine fragrance, Adults ind that ca
tarrh and solids OF the head. nose and
throat clear UP almost Immediately
when Mayr's Pine Needle Balm IS used
Sold in two sizes-30c and oc.tubes.
Free trial ~ writing Geo. H. Mayr,
2I9 w. Austin Ave. Chicago. Mayr's
Pine Needle Balm IS for sale BY Sum
n1ers Pharmacy and druggists every
There.-Adv.