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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

I'm give you "A land OF sun and
flowers
Andsummer tho whole year long
Thus daily sing thousands upon
thousands OF school children In OK
lahoma~-pouring out their very
souls In appreciation OF their won
derful land Oklahoma, and verita-
bly, It ls a land OF sun ana flowers.
Who is the man or woman driving
along our highways, who has not
bcen overwhelmed by the beauty
and n,agnifioenco OF our prairies
with their red and pink patches of
popples. interVingled with tho blue
and rose ana White OF the lady slip
pors, verbona. and mallow OF tho
carly summer, and tho gold or the
golden rod In autumn Persons
coming from tho east say that OK
lahoma has the greatest variety OF
wild flowers OF any state,
Mrs. Charles II, l.ahman, who has
lived In Oklahoma for "a number OF
years, and who has made an inten-
sivo study OF the Wild flowers herc
says she. has found more than 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
MIsCEIIANEouS

CHURCH or THE NA2ARENE--wss,
TMaa 22is South PhoeniN. r. w, John
S school 't0r at io pr preaching ] pi'" and TS' 9,o'
young people at q IS, Wednesday prayer
meeting 7'5o. Bible study ciass Friday at
so.
CHURCH OF Gon-ritth and Madison,
q n, shlpman, pastor Sunday school at
meeting hrSTj SaS sewing Sircls meets wSd
nesday afternoon at church.
CITY MIssIoN-si6 East First sorv-
toes today at 80 by Roy, 4. Lichtenstein.
also evening services at 1850 on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday,
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIsT-piHrlct
courtroom No /. courthouse, q. n Ia.
grunc, elder. Usage dc3i-i, hlhle school at
10 W L. oliphan, the hoy ,r,s prSS'hsr s,nS,y g,,I
each month at IL anc $3.50,
LATTER DAY SAINTS Reorganlssd
church NJ Christi \. sheppard pas
tor. Route L. RoN ll6. Sunday school az
boi preaching at ~ and :; saints co
:, midwcok prayer meeting "Wednesday AZ
s., Religto society Friday at &
ASSEMBLY or oop -- Fifth ana
Peoria. " y Cunningham, pastor, lo2g
East Haskell sunday school ana Rlhle
reading at 10; devotional and pastoral
service at II. eyangellstic at I.9O, younS
40
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST -- siNth
and Madison Central iRrR. ~ H. paku,
pastor; Saturday service, sabbath school
9;Ab, missionary volunteers ~ a. preach.
inE at II, sunday preaching at y. m.
SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER -- Every
Wednesday at and n, M at home Of
Miss Alice kceler SIS West Third street.
All Interested are welcome.
UNITY CLASS " Practical Christianity
meets every SNsday and Thursday eve
INNS In superior courtroom. courthouse
THEosOPilCAH SOCIETY 90 Rcsant
lodge, Iheosophical headquarters. room 2is
/ FISHER hldg" nov r.. Second. Members
lhntsday night of zach week at S. W. ~
<9llhSor' secretary, Usage slIL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

A prominent event of the week
will be the concert by the high
school band and orchestra In the
auditorium at the nign school
Thursday night. April 2s.
Mrs. c. G. spindler will present
her advanced pupils in recital Mon
day evening April %. at the library
the following program to be
rendered Hungary, (koellingl. Eu-
gene Minshall; witches Dance.
(MacDowelD. Ethelman Smith, Rus
tie Of Spring tSindingl, Helen
Bethel: Licbestraum No. 3, UiszD,
Lucille ward. Impromptu Op. 30 NO.
4. (SchubeTD, Catherine owens;
Prelude Op. 3 No. 2, (Rachman-
inofO. Thelma Field; Chromatic
Nalsc (Godard). Stella Fortier; I'm
promptu. (Reinhold). Frank Dean
Cathcy: Prelude in q Minor on. ~
No 3. CRachmaninofO, Ruth Ward; 4;
Ala Tarantella (MacDowelD, Dor
othy Renfro: Fantasia lmpromptu,
(Chopin). Dorothy Rcnfro, Ballade
Op. 10 No. -. Chopin. Frances
Sappcnfield.
Mrs Walter l.. cain left Thursday
for oklahoma city whore she went
ta ioin Madame Alma Peterson,
prima donna soprano. formerly OF
the Chicago Grand Opera company,
who will sing there in concert to-
might under the auspices-of the War
Mothers club.
Mrs Patti Adams Shreiner will
leave Monday for Cleveland. Okla,
where she will appear in n piano
concert that night, under the
auspices OF the Cleveland Music
study club.
The Cadman club elected officers
at its regular meeting Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. j. G. Woolsey MAS named
president; Mrs. Ralph Brownlee,
vice president; Miss Lorena Cruise,
| treasurer: Miss Annelle Chandler.
secretary; librarians. Miss Margaret
/ Johnston and Mrs. Gratia Douthitt.
| Mr.. Robert Boice Carson will act as
director. Mrs. Walter Cain as ac-
companist. Mrs Woolsey has been
active in musical nptters for the six
/ years she has made Tulsa her home.
| She has sung in several OF the
churches and was singing in Trinity
| Episcopal church until a year ago,
when she gave up that work.
"The Passover" cantata by L. l..
! Ashford. will he given Thursday
April 2s, at Temple Israel at S:15
o'clock, the choir to be composed OF
Miss Dorinda Bruce. Mrs Charles Il
Latz, Mr.. Il. II. Phipps and Mr.. Les
| lie Yarbrough. with Mrs. Charles X.
| Phipps at the organ.
club is planning breakfast to be
given early in May, which gives
promise of being n bright event in
music circles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

Because of the increasing demand
"a Chilean scientist has estimated
that that couptry's important nitrate
deposits will be exhausted in 20
years.
A telegraph wire 1901 miles long
placed in service between New York
and Seattle is believed to be the
longest transcontinental line in the
world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

ALL SOULS CnIRCH Auditorium.
municipal building, Elevator serylccl. S
y, m, William Charming Nrown. tempo-
rary minister, win preach on "rhe Sptrit
IN Man Which Saves him From tho com.
monplace,' as oNempuned by Dante,
luther and John burroughs. Church pic
mic at owen park Monday al q 40.
Alliance meets Thursday at with Mrs.
Lena Pratt Mann, $40 South Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
CATHOLIC

nOIY FAMILY Eighth and Roplder.
John e., Herring, pastor. Ftrst mass at
a. M childron's mass ana instruction
AZ .; high Wnss and sermon at 1880.
evening deyotlous Rpd inquiry clasa sc
>. M, weekday masses 6.ib and a m
SACRED HEART Sixteenth and Rock.
ford, Ncv, Charles standaert. rector
Services at usual houra
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

FIRST LUTHERAN N-Fifth and Elwood.
= = kaufman. pasty bible school at
s.tS; Luther league 6'is. Morning wor'
mon. Poverty and Wealth" evening. "The
city That Hath Foundations"
GRACE LUTHERAN tMias0uu Rynodl
Thirteenth and quincy tnew bulldlnsl.
Rev. .. A. Luorson. pastor. Regular
services at Al. sunday school at 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

TRINITY EPiSCOPAI@--Flfth aud Gin.
einnaU, Rev, Rolfe y, Crum, rector
Holy communion at \, church school 80 ,
morning prayer and sermon at II In
Majestic theater; evening prayer and lee.
turc Rt on st Paul, the First chris.
ttan Missionary"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

close OF services Midweek oirclc wcdnes.
day AT at home OF Mrs Reynolds l0sb
South Boston,
NATIONAL SpiRtTuAt,--County court
room. courthouse. Z 40 ", m. Dt. \, NJ. a.
Wheeler, pastor. followed by phenomenN
and messages by pastor. assisted by local
talent violin solo by Master Roy Wris-
ton, Tulsa's fay0rlta and youngest master.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

BY the end Of 1884 France expect,
to be utilizing more than 100000
horsepower from its water courses
more than four times the presen,
amount.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

Operated b va nclectric motor, A
portable belt conveyor has been
mounted by its inventor on whees
that unable 1t to be moved on a rats
road track.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
Music and Musicians

The Fiano study club will b,vo
open meeting with Mrs. G. n. sr,"a "
son, Wednesday, May H.
At the monthly mootInr h.u
Wednesday by the Associate, wv.
Music Teachers. who met AZ ln,oS
con and for business in tho ~.
nedy restaurant, a prominent fee,ns.
was the interesting talk by Mrs ss,s
Wolf Of st. Louis concerning mus
and musicians in her CITY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

TEMPLE ISRAEL - Fourteenth aud
Cheyenne. Chas, u. latA. RABBIT; reaidence
Cedar 1912; study Cedar lOlQ
B'NAI EMuNAH-9lS South Cheyenne
Norris Teller, rabbi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
CHRISTIAN CHURCH,

FIRST cHRisT1AN--Ninth and Roul'
Ser, Meade butt, pastor Ossss ssss,
$50; Endcavors. all grades AZ g. Com
munion and sermon, 1895. and evsnlpg.
1880, organ recital at $50.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Glenwood
Home Gardens station Thomas N. Russell.
pauori sunday school p;.b; Endeavor
sGsQ; preaching II and TsI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
RAT IsT,


FIRST BAPrIsr--Fourth and cino,n
n.ti. ''The Nesrcs, Church" W. o. hndsr.
son. niinlststt l. W, shannon. super.
at eiib. Worship at 1870 and 40.
Live xgatn'." evening, How to Bs
iMMANuEL---sceond and Rockford. c.
y, siler. pastor, IL, ~. Montelius. financial
seeI.tsry. Pastors phons; o.sre $3.50;
s.t5i unions slsS. sunbeams s.So. Preach.
Ing at II and 40. Training department
'pshs TENnA ~ IL rTssss'"s sIsss and a ana s"
g. ". Cannady, mlssioasrr, sunday
sshGS Ssv No. sErsssh'nT q, a n,s.on,2s and a..
@edno.dsy Afternoon s @''e At ESQ ''igssy Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 1870,
sPRfNoDALr--Lswis anh Washington.
cannady. missionary. sunday school al,
10: young people ai Services at IL by
gospel team q first church,
and Independence formerly HsskelD, q.
E Cannady, inlsaionary. Ready for dedi-
cation Sunday. May 3. ap; N, The hearty
the construct t,on a success
OLD TIME MissiGNARY-sn South
ssSooi s,S' Services at ii and i.ss.
Everybody invited
WEST TULSA West Tulsa. 10. II.
f7Sp-R. sunday school at 10. PREACHING
,,,pEioS SoaMuNITY , nlsA,h and
Wheeling, Rev. A. n. Lundy. pastor.
sunday school $50. preaching II and
FREE WILL BAPTIST North utos
and Jasper Rev, ~. J. Matthews. pastor,
sunday school g:4b, services at II and
7.g0
RIVERSIDE -Glrrwood. Homo Gardens
near PArkview station. q. u Hughes
pastor. VI. C. Shortmoyer. superintendent
Preaching every sunday at IL and 1890
vERN MissloN--Glenwood. In Medic
sehoolhouse. J. A, wheailey, pastor; H.
j. Bruffy. superintendent. Preaching II
evening,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST scIFN.
TIsT--Eleyenth and boulder SUNDAY
school at e;3oi services at II and s.
subject today, probation After DEATH
yeAneaday evening testimonial meeting AZ
4 O'clock Public is invited 60 all servicra
and 10 use reading rooms, SO1-sOS Mayo
Tide omen weekdays from $3.50 to G and
sunday and holidays from 2 TO s.
sPIRIrCAtIsr,
FIRST sPIRiruAl~-K, u, Hail at r.
r, Mrs. J. II. flomming pastor. rrKnce
i.c,ure by Mrs n. l., Reynolds. Lyceum
ana study class at !. Message circle a,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

FIRST PREsBYrEulAN Seventh and
noston. G. W. Korr. pastor. yuadsy
school $40. with 16-minuts orchestra cnn-
cert. Endesvors senior ana Intermediate,
SIS Htotcopticon lecture at soniOr servicu
on Christian work among the negroes.
Preaching at i0.Lh ana 7 30 by pastor,
Morning sermon Qualification by fAth;'
evening. - Walk Through Ephosians"
SECOND rRErnYf rutAN - Zunis and
Archer Ths church that shows moving
picturcG w. n. hurphy, Jr., pastor. sun
day school at nihi senior Endeavor at
$40 Junior at 4, HormOnB by tho pastor
Rt ~ and 80 Morning sermon, "Seven.
fold Gitt Of Uod," evening Thou Art
Not Far From tho Kingdom" Prayer
meeting "Wednesday az 1880 Moving pio-
lures Friday at 4.l5 and 7iaO.
COiLEgE HiLts--Srventn and Cnium.
bla tMoCoyb, Kendall Hooett H. Clarke,
pastor. Sunday Hchou. a. S.B. EndeavoT
at ESQ Preaching ht II and Lao.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Cheycnns
and King. Charles ~ Nswcomb. minister.
ti9 West klnE street bible school at
gis, young people ans! junior at
Prayers, praise ana nibla study 7is1
Wednesday. Sermons at II and 40
Morning sermon. "Reiigious Teaching and
Trainlns OF children" evening, "a Ger
tain Rich Man and lis Poor Noighbor"
NJ i.LErTE MEMONIAle-lndeprn
and Norfolk. W. v Darwin. pastor.
SUNDAY school al 10. Endeayor at $50,
junior at 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

The Wednesday Morning Musicale
club is planning breakfast to be
given early in May, which gives
promise Of being a bright event in
music circles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
The

METHODIST

METHODIST.
FIRST METHODfAT- and Houi.
der, J. w Abe. pastott Leslie Mliet'
assistant, Faye nurr't Emery. assistant
Sunday school ~ 3o Eov 1rth league At
services st 10 Is and 10 by REV. if D.
0thsr rain +" evening ''rhs Dynsmlo In
GhKcE cHrRcu rrud ma Trenton.
Na T. Crabtrse pastor sunday school ~
, 40 Epworth league 5oi intermedi,te
pssior ii and t'56 wednssdsy IL mid
week church day the womrns aocie'ies
meeting In ih' forenoon and afternoon
prayer neetiag and study class at =
oRCurr EMDVtAl..FH Fourteenth aud
Sossssr ianqor T. Dr@naoo. Dr,i,ia.'i,, ., ps,'o5. s,
HosrGS avenue 49, D.. sJ-Firh
ana Hostou rev D. 3. nsrton. pastor.
Sunday school st $50. Epworth at %.
intermediate ~ 8 sermon ny the pestof
intermediate ~ q. sermon a. 0 and 10
HAGLEp MEMORIAL 80 q. - West
Asmirai 'rsfO srd Thoenis M can.
irell, pastor sunday school ~ 10 Pfosoh.
ing by h. pastor - ~ anh 20.
PARENtfW COMMUNITY a- Pafhview.
nisnwood. Forrest liclds. pastor sun
day school 81 10, Epwofth league t.l5
preaching at ~ nud 10.
CENTENARY CuUNCL M v. 81 -
Denver and OtIdeu' iiar.ld a. Coui,r pna
tor sunday school ao Coleman u.
Eckic, supeflniendrnt Epworth. Ht -,
ards frst Monday nirht each month f'l
loWHhlp uIEht Wrdutsdby lunch fur 3ir.
followed Uy short Worship period. and
Sunday school training class " NJ
Thursday afternoon.
HOsE mt MARYLAND Gardens north
~ cemetery. sunday school ut 10, iuuio'
league az 2 ladies' aid at 2.aO
Thursday Preaching every second sun.
day hy Rev. Prince
nETHEL CUtHCH Ms North Rock.
ford pey. Robert Alspaugh. pastor Gi6
West Twelfth street Sunday achooi ~
l0 Tpwortb league. G.50, preaching At
~ and 570. Mldwcck prayer meeting
Thursday f8o
WESLEY CHAPEL tM. r. COLI
Frankfort ana Esston. " ". johnson.
pastor. Sunday school a. . so; Epwurth
! 80. preaching at ~ aud o'clock
uRoWN's CHAPEL &C. NJ e. s07
North Frankfort Rev. J. u. McClsin.
pastur.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

a prominent event OF the week
will be the concert by the high
school band and orchestra in the
auditorium nt the nign school,
Thursday night. April 2S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

"A little brother 10 the porcuplne
is the prickly pear which, growing
in arid regions where vegetation Is
scarce, has learned TO protect its
succulent stems from browsing AMI
mails by a dreaded array OF spines.
In its struggle for existence the
leaves have been reduced to mere
needles as a large leaf area would
permit OF too rapid evaporation OF
water. The swollen, jointed stems
do leaf duty and also serve as reser-
voirs for the precious moisture
which must be conserved II the plant
is to survive The large, silky, lemon
colored flowers come In summer, the
time depending more on the weather
than on the season, for drouth seems
10 hasten the blooming IS II the
plant were in hurry To produce
seed for fear OF determination. The
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-01
"A BEGGAR IN PURPLE"

"A Beggar in Purple" the Edgar
Lewis-Pathe photoplay announced
as the feature attraction at the Lib
erty theatre for July . and 6. is an
adaptation Of the famous novel Of
the same name by Andrew Soutar.
1t will be remembered that Other
Mems Shoes" a previous Edgar
Lewis success, was also from the
pen of Mr.. Soutar.
"a Beggar in Purple" is a story
of business, men, methods and NOR
ais 1t depicts the sorrow and hap
piness in the life of man who was
mad for money and revenge. His
life was dedicated to making a man
pay, who had done him wrong.
He fought his way through every
obstacle and won, only to find chat
he had lost love, and, without love.
even a king is only a beggar in pur-
pie.
Leonard c. SUBWAY enacts the
title role. He is given the capable
support of Ruth King, Betty Brice,
Charles Airing, stanhope Wheat
croft and others.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-01
1.-THE FIRE CAT''

Edith Roberts is to be seen at the
Liberty theatre on July / in one OF
the exotic roles to which her screen
personality is particularly adapted,
The story in which this popular
player will play the starring role is
The Fire Cat" a Universal produc-
ton of a South American romance.
Miss Roberts appears as a Peruvi-
an girl whose only surviving rela-
ton, her mother, is murdered by an
American renegade. She swears
vengeance and goes to the notorious
mining camp at Purisima to lure
him by her beauty and then kill him.
As performer in the vile dance
nall of the South American SodOm
she meets young American engin-
eer who proves to her that all Grim
goes are not inhuman and finally
awakens a feeling of deep love III
the heart of the young daughter Of
old CASTLE. But she finds her ven
geance even more satisfying than
sne dreamed, for a volcanic eruption
strikes terror to the herts of the
fuliians and the villainous renegade
Is engulfed by sea of lava.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-01
"HONOR BOUND"

IN Honor Bound" which will be
SHOWN at the Grand theatre July ,,
frank Mayo portrays the fun-loving
college graduate who is bundled off
10 South America by his family and
Wno' under the influence of the trop-
ics' bucks up" and makes good un-
III the throwback."
EDWARD Coxen portrays a man of
standing under the protection of civ
inzation who, sent to the same place
On a business mission, succumbs to
tropical inertia and strong drink and
IS saved only by "the
throwback.p
Just what this "throwback" is JAG
aueS Jaceard explains at the proper
me out concerned in it are three
wv, "o,nen' First there is the vivacious
n''le fiancee of the younger man:
1ne is portrayed by Helen Lynch.
men there is the business man S
Une played by Irene Blackwell.
luaiiy comes the most disturbing
60 '-the halfbreed, Koree, as
.i.s and unashamed in her pas
full - anu very peauCi-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-01

duel between two tarantulas on the
Texas sands until the final fadeout.
the picture is packed with speedy
drama.
Mix takes the part of rowing
cowpuncher who drops into the
fighting frontier town of Tascosa in
time to become mixed up in num-
Der OF stirring adventures, including
a gang fight. bank robbery. an at
tempted lynching, a murder and a
stampede of wild horses-Quite
enough to keep even him busy.
Pauline Curley, though only six
teen years old is lIix's leading wo-
man, ana has very charming part
IN Ramona, a ranchmans daughter.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-01
DREBECCA OF sUNNfBRooh
FARM"

p;okford's famous picturel-
90 ssRebecca Of Sunnybrook
Tormp will be the film attraction
10 Liberty theatre July 7 and g.
r.io is easily one of the stars best
,..nos and is of the lively, whole
tvno that entertains old and
Young alike. 1t was adapted from
vote Douglas Virgins well-known
royal of the same name and from
tho stage play by Miss Wiggin and
charlotte Thompson.
The story centers around little
pshecca Randall, one of a large fam
iv Of New England youngsters, who
e sent by her poyerty-harassed moth
~ 70 live with a pair of strait-laced
oupts Rebecca's FRANKS shock her
Guardians. but she wins the friend
shin Of Emma Jane Perkins and a
vouth. Adam Laid Later, Rebecca
is sent away to boarding school and
on the death of one of her aunts she
returns, a young lady. Adam
promptly falls in love with her and,
when the railroad decides to build
through Sunnybrook Farm and bring
prosperity to the Randalls, Rebecca
Yields her heart to him.
Miss Pickford, who has always
excelled in child-roles, is at her in
imitable best in this picture. Her
supporting company includes such
favorites as Eugene O'Brien, Mar
iorie Daw and Charles Ogle. Mar
shall Nielan directed the picture,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-01
"HOME STIEEN

In Home Stuff" Viola Dana has
the stellar role of AIadge JOY lead
ing lady Of a cheap road show, which
suddenly comes to a standstill in a
little town for want of funds Chance
puts in her way both the refuge OF a
coy farm, where she comes to live
as one of the family and the love
of a young farmer. Then fate en-
ters by bringing into the peaceful
household Madge's past in the form
Of old stage associates, and especi-
ally of Susan Deep, stage-struck
girl who had left the very home
Madge was adopted into, and later
returns penitent The complications
and thrills which are moulded into
the picture would take too long to
tell. It will be the feature at the
Grand theatre July and 4,
Both the story and scenario We're
written by Frank Darcy and Agnes
Johnston. Albert J. Kelley directed
the production, and John Arnold
worked on the motion photography
The art director is by A. F. Mantz.
For her supporting cast, Miss
Dana has the following: Tom Gal
lery. Josephine Crowell Nelson Nc
Dowell, Priscilla Bonner, Robert
Chandler. Aileen Manning and Phil
lip Sleeman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-01
NOTICE OF INSTRUMENTATION

In the Superior Court of the State
Of Washington. in and for
Whitman County.
In the Matter of the Dissolution Of
The Inland Cooperative Asso-
citation. a Corporation.
Notice is hereby given that The
Inland Cooperative Association, a
corporation, formed and existing un-
der the laws of the State OF Wash
ingtOn, has presented and filed in
the superior court OF Whitman
county, state Of Washington. a petit
ton to disincOrpOrate and dissolve
said corporation. and showing that
more than tWO-thirds OF the stock
holders and capital stock thereof
had, at a duly held meeting, voted in
favor Of said disincorporation and
said petition having attached there
to a certificate executed by the
proper officers of said corporation
setting forth the result OF said meet
ing, and the above entitled court,
has set the hearing on said petition
for Friday, the 10Th day OF July,
1921, at the hour OF 1000 o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, at the
court room in the court house, in
the city OF Colfax county of Whit
man, state of Washington, as the
time and place for hearing said pc
tition.
Given under my hand and official
seal this 1st day Of June, 1921.
JOHN II. NEWMAN,
County Clerk of Whitman County,
State of Washington, and
Clerk of the Superior Court
Of Said County.
(seal jun3jly22
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-07-01
ZINE FEATHERS"

Fine Feathers, - a Metro produc-
ton, will be the attraction at the
Grand theatre, July and s.
This is a picture with a plot that
is bound to fascinate all manners Of
theatre-goers, whether they be poor.
struggling, or whether they have al
ready attained the upper rungs Of
success ladder. There is in it the
tragedy of the well-known love in
cottage" idea, where two young
congenial persons marry, believing
that a humble existence will he
ideal, since they have love. With
time comes the establishment and
when the woman begins to hint that
she deserves the fine gowns and lux
uries which other men bestOw on
their wives, the wretched husband
looks about him, and in despair does
an act which gives him wealth and
unhappiness in unstinted portions.
In Fine Feathers is an extra
ordinary conflict of motives and
characters, and the contrast of Bob
Reynolds, the young construction en-
gineer, respondent over his seeming
inability to storm the fortress OF for
tune, and his college mate. the I'M
scrupulous John Brand, who uses
men as tools, will long be remem-
bered by all who see the picture