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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
is A VERY BUSY MAN
Muskogcc's city Manager Gains
Recognition na Pointer In
Art Exhibit.

fIrfiHl 90 The Wprld.
MCsItOGEE. March i2--Prob-
ably tho busiest man In Muskogee
today is Robert J.. Harrison. city
manager; but even at that no finds
timo FOR nrt
Not only does tho city's head
study nn1 encourage nrt activity
but hc uses mo paint bruBh himself
and with good effect, as IL witnessed
by tho recognition accorded him last
week hy. tho Carolina Art nssoci-
alton.
ono NJ hia landscape pictures swna
included nmonE those picked for the
all-HouihCru exhibit being displayed
uy tho Carolina association this
month Rt ChHr.cTou 8. g.. Golden
Wil'ow.' landscape picture which
won first award at the oklahoma
free state fnlr last year. ia ono OF
tho pnintiugs recognized.
Tho pir.urr displayed are the
equal of or bcttor than any ever
aubmiilcd to tho National Academy
" Design BlrgN HnrriHou. oNpori-
enccd iudgc. sald during the judy
Ing.
Nr. Inrri-o sratchoa tho time for
his painting whilc NJ homo in tho
ovuniugH.-whcn hc isn't away
speaking or ont working AZ some
/ city Job. IrF his hobby ana he uscs
| n 10 keep himself I'm touch with
| Inc art world ho loves and 10 re-.
rroah his mind for tho strenuous Of
/ fleo york
Following his success NJ tho caro-
lima rENIh... g. wa announced that
Str. 1f1rr'pon busy man aa he g. ha7
& ccn Eivor cha re ~ Tho fine art,
department ai tn" oklahoma FREQ
atnic fair h'rc. This department has
become known over tho southwest
FOR us excellence, but Mr.. Harrison
already has worked ONT plans that
will mako ita influence wider and
stronger. Music, dJuuatios. paint
Infs. photography ana other arts
viii bc encouraged IN this and near
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
FARMERS UNION
CLAIMS 10000
Controls Business Activi-
ties In 1920 Of More
Than $25, 100000.

OKLAHOMA cry. March "a
Win orsln.salionl in - coun'los
numbering moro than 500 locals. the
ratmofl' uu,un lp ONahorn has n
memborshlp ~ approximately 2o,.
00n. rc.ordlna To- an announce mont
mndo hero today ny John \, Slnp-
Hen. prrpldont ~ tho Organization
Tno mamuor-hl. laa o. go operative
huu,nHHI Institutions nv lho state, ihe
oomhIrrd hurlnos8 ~ Wh'rh ln 1890
WHu moro than $4,000, 900, ho
uddod,
Th,4. ipH,tullong, Vh'oh Include
aina. elevators ana H'orrH lrvu been
nrppnlztd under the co-op"rn I've
'HW uf tho state on tho Ro'hdair
uluu Nr. FinpsHr Hl'. haH'd upon
.ho principles NJ limiting 'ho mum
ner uf rn1r.r ono wrw Irf 'nn hoIl.
n rr~.m man vu.o rnd o. fiVilon ~
NroNfH uu ~ patronage hurl1 lnH'end u
NJ uu tho stock held,
paid up capital IN th"so 'rHti'u-
Zone varies from 10000 20 100000.
li WINS m'i. with e'ockNoIdorH mum
boring from an to moro fhnn 700.
Nearly nU NJ inc lnN'tutloHH pnid
'nIrvutt un iNH t0.nfN"..r IH""0t u' On b
fef yc1r, Nr. NiunH0n declared
while guouI r7ug pNi' n good
.nironnp1 d.r'don1 u HddiUor
ItrNdl ON rhort Noucr.
'TNc f1rmefa' uinu 's ur"rntrN ~
reals. raemero 'r organizing locals NJ
he uni1u in tho F1tr. rn1 WHOM
thsy have aI'fclout Tcnrhoran'p tho
union is prepared 20 n1a'N' th"m IN
5rrnuiglrR any Nnd ot hus.ne''
% IrnuIIf o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Ent RIcc Erom l.omlslnnn.

HENRY ETTA, March l2. The
Uenryctta 1Aons club held 100 per
cent membership luncheon with
especial plates for visiting strnngors
who were not yet Initiated I'm Tho
den, ono Of the features OF tho
menu was service OF rico donated
by the Lions club OF Lake Charles
La, IN return for which tho local
body has expressed the Pelican state
club n barrel OF lIcnryetta coal oN-
planning that package of gas from
the Dcaner pool would have boon
Ecnt but for fear of broakago IN
transit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
GIVE KNOCKERS
THEIR INNINGS
Members Of Club Encour-
aged to Speak Out
in Meeting,
RESULTS SURPRISING
Henryetta Specializes on Tree
Planting and strawberry
Patches,

Special TO Tho world.
HIENRYETTrA. Mach ~. Tho
Honryotta chamber ~ coamuFeo,
having sueootstuliy Prom0ind n tro"
and Bhrubbery planting campaign ro-
HlltinR IN tho planting ~ moro thnn
600 troos and shrubbery, also pulled
pff backyard berry stunt w which
strawberry plants were Offered in
bundles ~ 90 plants, aud IN thia
mannor dIsposod VI 5000 plants Ia
Iota of 30 and 90 in twa days, A.
tho last woolSly luncheon, to furthor
carry out tho city beautiful plan.
"fuult finding wns made n regular
order of business, tho Idea boinR Tor
oyery member 20 constitute himHrIi
committee ~ ono ~ spy out tho
civlo Ills ~ hia fellow mambor, and
report his fndlnrs ~ ihs nest reBi
ular weekly luncheon,
Two members told ON oHuh Other
~ n beginning at tho last mootlnE,
with tho result that not only ala
thoso two tal0 bearers gO immC.
dlntely home AMI remedy the ilip
complained ~, but others seoiuE the
handwriting on the wall Hro correct
ing tho bad Hputs around their
homes 10 prevent bcinB "thttlcd" on
ut tho next luncheon.
Tho members, whilo having much
good injured fun out or tho mntt0r
look upon this scheme nR ono which
viii put lfcnrycttn high up among
the list ot tho citics beautiful that
could not bo brought about in any
Uthcr way,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
SECTION A.

chamber Of commerce through ,
number Of its individual membsrs
has assumed the responsibility a,
the expense Of laying the valts
along nonresident property: hold
Ing this expense as lien against
the properly. and taking the citys
warrant drawing per cent interes,
in payment for the account.
A subscription list OF Sl.lO0 va,
made up in 800 units at the lasi
weekly luncheon as beginning. ana
Il is believed that the estimated su,,,
of $4,000 required to meet the ua,,
ments for sidewalk constructed nv,
this nonresident property will bo
raised In this manner. and thar hsf
as fast as the work can be pushed
to completion these warrants win bc
issued.
when the work now under con.
tract assisted by this non-res don.
plan Of putting down walks. Hcrrv.
eta will then enjoy concrete sa.
walks throughout It's limits IN ,agb
of the four directions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Aldermnnlc EIccticn Cnmlng

FnNCINI 70 no WOTTIs
HENRY ETA, March 12, Tues
6ay, March 10. will witness tho re-
turn TO the old alrcmnnic primary
election in which democrats and re-
publicans viii vote their choice tho
run-off at the general election "a he
held in April, Both parties have fun
tickets In the field, and as the wom-
en- will have a vote, II IA expected
that party politics viii be cast aside
and tho candidate who withstands
the acid test IN tho third degree I'm
their estimation will! win the coveted
commission or certificate OF election.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Clean I'm pcforc Summer.

NptrIaI 70 The WoTTd-
OKEMAH, March 1l.---At a ape
cial meeting OF the city council
wednesday n movement was started
90 clean up the town before the
GUNNER months arrive Dr. g. NJ
Rloss of tho board OF health was
present and recommended that a
thorough cleaning up be inaugural
ID in tho interest OF the health Of
tho gitv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Institute Isnd4 with Bnrbccu,

special 60 Tho world.
klNGFlalILR, March 12.--Thc
biggest community institute ever pro-
NOTED In k.ngushcr came TO a close
Friday night after thnusaud OF the
leading business men and farmers OF
The county celebrated at the court
house with a barbecue and au ud
dress by ben H. Nardamnn of Chi
cago, \ ltiugtiHhcr club viii be or
ganiod as "A result OF the community
meetings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

recommendation for n modern well
equipped ward school has been sent
to the board Of education.
Tho school census for Pawhuska
just completed shows an increase OF
% children Of school age over 1921.
The figures being 1873 as against
1,734 last year. OF this total there
are 10 colored children. The cen-
sus shows 81 Indian children OF full
blood. one-half OF whom are in pub
lie schools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Many school Children pcrcc,lyc.

lhat 21O school children have
been found Ia have come Kind OF
physical defect, out OF 323 exam
med In three schools IL one of the
items In the monthly report made by
Mrs Ouvc Tosh FOR the work done
by the Rod Cross during February
Defects Wcro found To bo In vision
teeth, tonsils. mouth hrcathing and
others. As many OF these AZ possible
were corrected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

by communities. by prlzca exhibits
and actual demonstrations In tho
zig fair auditorium. which has been
turned over to the department
Besides being city manager artist
and fair association director, Mr..
Harrison manages TO find time for
duty M member Of the city PARK
board. member Of the Ad club,
Lions and Rotarians. numerous lee
tircs, private insurance and loan
business and various other club and
civic activities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
RICH MAN BOTHERED GIRLS
Jury IN Toledo Convicts u. A. nnr-
nett OF Miatrcnting httIc Girls.

TOLEDO. Ohio, March i2,--David
"A, barnett. clubmAN hnd manu-
facturcr. wan found guilty hero to-
dny " miHtrentinB the G-ycRr-
daughter of II prominent minister
after a jury IN judge Curtis John
Pon's court had doliberatcd five
hours. Barnett was accused Of taxi
ing moro than scoro OF young
girls riding IN his automobile dur
ing the last year and hhlf on
each occasion he is alleged to huvo
mistreated them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

TTT'I M To T "" NVTTI-
klNGFlSiIER, March l..--Dr E.
u, Fulkcrsou, formerly vice consul
for tho United St.c- IN Japan. viii
lecture ON the subject. Japan an
Asset or "A Liability to Ciyill2a uon"
In the Mcthbd'at Episcopal church
In kinEfishCr March Is.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

ST. PAUL. March l2,---Rcduc-
tions OF 10 TO 90 per cent In dining
car charges were announced today
by the Great Northern railroad,
which also declared It would put
into effect this year special summer
tourist passenger rates representing
a reduction Of 20 TO 20 per cent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
suck Has GrODn to the
DiOnifB Of Meeting the
lSevUices of Traffic C0p

Special 90 tbs WUEd
SLICK. Aarrh a. Friday m.
eruoDH IpuF n0rrrsp0ndcnt stood
" the rurnoV ~ Nain Firoot Hnd
Columbia avDnue fpt unp hour hy
tho WatGh and counted oVory car
that paessd durinH that time, ~
thH CLOSE ~ tho aiAli0th minut0
Bsi oars had paHsad, AHmIming
ihat thiH hruF was af AVotaHo ono
tor travel, n,blp would p0na ln lbn
epursa Ri ~ hourH. N lho frHffia
gotta munh haaVier some arrange,
mont will haVo ~ ho made w ret
gard "a rtHtioning u lrnffio COP ~
that point,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
NcDs Of Sdpuipd
MONTHLY TRADE
DAY IN SAPULPA
Business Mems Assn
Has Plan to Stimulate
Out OF City Business

Hpoolal 90 Tho Wur't
HArt LrA, March -. PlHna for
"a monthly trade day In Hnpulpa ana
other plans ~ bringing buMnrea 10
tho city were fnrmuln~,d Inst nlRh'
~ the annual moetinF ~ tho 1juHl-
nrrH Mona ngHnriHtlon Tho officers
ana directors ~ laBt vcnr ware rc-
elncicd fur This yrHr. Secretary
Cabtroll ln bin report Etntcd that tho
mnmberHhln % tho na7ocint'ou had
Increased - pcr cont during lHat
ycnr Ho nlsu called attention 60
the fact that thlH association has
nidcd IN cHtHhllHhlrg associations at
Drumrlght. klcfcr and Brlstow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

NNTNTWT 10 T0N WUTTI-
EiNGFlSlIEH, March l2-Thc
oats crop VIII hc cut short this sea
son In Kingfishcr county Farmers
Win not plant the usual acreage
since they fear tho green bug that
ls numerous IN this part OF OKLA
hOmA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
CONGESTION IN
SCHOOL WORRIES
Increase in Population
Calls for More and
Better Schools.
Special TO Tho world.

Special TO Tho world.
PAWHUsKA, March 12.--The
chamber of commerce today mi
tiated a movement for new ward
school in Prudom addition. owing
10 the heavy increase in tho popu-
lation in the last two years eight
cottage or bungalow schools were
required for temporary use. but this
did not take care Of the overflow. a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
HERE'S A GOOD IDEA
Non Resident Owners no Longer
Impede Progress of Street
JnUrpSrmputg

Special 90 The World.
HENRYETTA, March 12.-Gn
order to assis, the city commission
In its work of laying concrete side
walks throughout tho city. the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
W. G. 4. 4. Held Annun Meet.

1, Tho W. G, z. e. held its annual
meeting hcro yc7tordny and three
roeoinna wcvc hold, tho first hcinr
IA tho afternoon at tho Chriatl1u
church. A huainoss acpslon was hold
with tho local president. Mrs \.
u. Brackin IN the chair Mrs
Jofcphinc " Huhl of Tulsa. state
president talked on the "RoFlounl
Conference" which was held recent.
" I'm Kansas city \ huuquc, Nts
held at the First Methodist church
ana n number uf speeches Wcr,
mado after tho dinner was served
In the evening a mass meeting wa.
held at the First Baptist church and
Mrs. iluhl made another talk aud
Mrs Ida Wvgant OF tulsa talked ON
Law Enforcement the ma n
thcmo OF her talk being Ia the cx.
tromo mode OF dress now worn 10y
women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
RESORT.
ATLANTIC CITY, \. :.

Westminster k,sas.sSy kk,snsSeSy = Ars, as.f as>sa.
baths, running EsteF o.. "A. Eopp. zee
and Prsp. Open az rear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
FuNERAL or cARplNAL
Santa Maria Council, h. of G., Wm Nrnd
Delegation Thursday.

Santa Maria Council. knights os
Columbus, viii send a icleg tion g s
tend the funeral OF Cardinal Gibbons n
Baltimore on Thursday.
A committee on arrangements con.
sisting of William r. Lynn. Frederick
O'Toole. Hugh Collins and Thouias
Dougherty went % Baltimore yesterday
to determine how many 81 the iocsf
council could be accommodated sf thn
service. They were allowed % vlca b
body as Il lay ia state in the Catheirs
Burial viii DC beneath the ALTA - hte
Cathe edral.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29

CsED CARS
Buick. 1920. 5-passenger touring. good
as new. guaranteed Al repainted and
thoroughly overhauled, fine rubber al
around; two extras on rear. fully
equipped and real bargain at $3.50
Buick. 1918. roadster. repatnted and
overhauled: practically new rubber
all over. one extra tire on rear. This
car is mechanically Al and a real buy
scnpps-Booth Sedan. 1920. just as
good as new: only run about $4,000
miles: rubber fine shape. fully equipped.
lust the car you have been waiting
for at ..........--......-.........--- sl.45O
Dodges. roadsters and tourings. 1916.
1917 and 1920. all in good mechanical
condition. lots of extras and real bar
gains at from 49,. $500 to $3.50
Dodge. 1918. sedan. overhauled and
repainted: looks just like new: good
rubber All around. one extra tire. fun
tool equipment and otherwise fully
equipped: an exceptionally good buy
1T ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SLOTS
Ford. 1918 touring. new body and
top. excellent rubber all around. fully
equipped and lots of extr1a. real
bargain At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
Cleveland. 1921 touring. used ae dem
onstrator. just nicely broken In. fine
condition throughout Here's your
chance 1T .--......-.-.-.....---.-.... 81 ESQ
Auburn. 1918 touring. newly painted
and overhAuled. excellent condition
throughout. with good rubber ali
around; snap at --.--.----.--.-.-. 500
These cars were bought at very
reasonable price and will be sold the
same way. Either cash or time pay
uents arranged.
KEIL MOTOR COMPANY
Eleventh and Tstnan Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29

CONGRATULATIONS and 1obbing. In
stalilng metal weather stripping I'm
windows and doors. q. l.. Gordy. Phone
1927 J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
EVERY EVENING
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Count six words to the line
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. Consecutive Days Genus Genus
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
snecial rates for business avertising
given upon request
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Republication will be made for errors
moi me fault of the advertiser, " ad-
Ysrtiser will report the error within -
hours after first publication of adveruse-
menS
MIscLAsSIFICATIoN
NOT PERMITTED.
TELEPHONED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are teie
phoned to Every Evening VIII pc accepeeo
az the charge rates shown above. i bu1
the prepaid cost amount Will be accepeeo
as fun payment If offered at the pi puslhesS 80
office within six days after any SUI s,a &c
is first printed in the paper. Otnei 49, " rSe
the cost at the charge rates Quoteo "oo'e
will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads;
PHONE, TWO-TWO-HuNott otthb
Ask for a Want au iakeF'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
You Finished Reading Every Evening Until You've These
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

UPHOLSTERING-Of every description.
made to order. Reupholstering . speciality.
Reliable. Upbolstering Co., $40 Walnut
street. Phone 754g w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Business servics
WHITE PINE CYPRHSs
N. &. PINE CHEgTEuT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BTpcU
HEMLOCK MspTF
Roofsrs, SheathinE. Flooring Cv-
press Shinrie-
houldinEs and Wall Board
S. @. SIMMONS & BPOS. CO
Front and TatnAll streets.
ID. & A PSI Automatic 21<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
AUCTIONS-lECALS
AscfIon Sales

AUCTION sALEs-of every d~srvf~~Spn
Anywhere. ~ yoD want ~ ssi II Haras..
ton. the Square Deal Aneflos~vr ss.d
Ta4E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29

SALESMEH-An unusual opportunity offer
e.. for clean, honorable men Earnings
on strictly commission basis depend
on your ability. Personality and good
Address ESSENTIAL TO command consid-
Grafton. splendid remuneration 10 ex-
perienced men. Call vl5 ShIpiey street.
Offices second floor.
YOUNG MANN White single 20 learn
dairy business. Must be good worker and
dry hand miiAer- Address ID IA, Every
Evening Office.
Situations Wanted-FemsIe Sc
OUSEkEEPER-he widow desires
place as housekeeper, Address NJ Ia
Every Evening Offcs.
PRACTICAL n NURSE-Wisnes engagement
Address 923 kandeVer avenue. Phone
6S35 NJ.
TYPIST AND CLERK Experienced dc
sires empIoy yment. references furnished
Address NJ Is. Every Evening Ouice.
Situations Wanted-Male 81
CHA URFE UR- Experienced desires posi-
ton, married can furnish reference. Ap-
ply h. Z. Every Evening Office.
FARMER Experienced and reliable, wishes
position. is capable of taking entire
charge, would also consider running good
place on shares. best references. Address
NJ p, Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Building, Contracting

A. SPAIN. ROOFING-And spoutihg.
have been in business here 15 years, with
hundreds of satisfactory Jobs. Let me
. estimate for you. 715 Madison street.
\phone 4662 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Legal Notices.

PROPOSALS FOR BUpPLfYs Oy yf
LUMINOUS COAL--s'eslsd proposals for
supplies ~ bituminous coal oil ~ %.
csivsd at the Office Of the sup-rin Zen fs-n Z Of
the. public buildings, room lss. pntsie
buildings. Tenth and kinZ street.. VII
rntngton. Del. up ~ 4 y. "a. on Msndsy
April 4. for tho purpo%o OF rlpfiyioS 81
building with bitUfnlnOu@ coal ar al A Dril
30. 1922. speci6eations may ~ n.f mon
application 20 the supsrln t@ndant Of sA..
building. Robert ). FOrnzn. suu<rini~nf
eut.
ESTATE Of Baldwin Springer sle<s.-d
Notice ia hereby given that lett~rs t~.t.,
mentary upon the estate of Had so
Springer late ~ Wilmington daSsa~ssi
were duly granted unto Caleb n Burrhs,.
al, on rho twenty sixth day ~ MAxrl
4. D.. 1921. and all yergDns insfe 81 -
the said deceasod srs requested 70 oAs .
payment ~ th9 executor Hitnu1G orl.y
aad all persons having drrnauds N0zfnst
tho deceagod are required - srhlflt ard
present the same duly protAtad " a.
said executor on Or before tas sen - AZ fb
day OF March. A. d. ~, Or sblde b.
the law In THE behalf Cxlsb y Hurrh@r
al, executor. Address Caleb ~ HurrhsD.l
attorney az Law. Ford Building Wlinsinr
ton. Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29

BRICKLAYING - Jobbing . speciality.
Chimneys and nTeplaces repaired: cement
ing. Phone 1GBS W.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

aric department OF a big eoal2 my
gives this advice. Away keep your
scripts They will teach you where
you were wrong and sometimes
where you are right.
.. What is William p. Carleton s
right name?
A His right name is William p.
Standing. OF the famous Standing
family which has for years been
popular on the stage here an in
England.
Q. What popular movie actor
who supported Priscilla Dean in
Conflict" VIII be starred in The
Black Bag?
A. Herbert Rawlinson Will as last
be- a star with Joseph Vance's story
as the vehicle.
What great novel by one OF
England foremost writers IS
soon 10 be filmed for the screen?
The answer Will appear in this
department tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01

Q. Do all movie stars have their
own ress agents?
A. No. Most OF them receive
their publicity through the publicity
department Of the company with
which they are anliated. There are
some. however. who are firm be-
levers in the value OF advertising
and employ personal agents
q. Is Virginia Lee who appears
in If Women Orlv Knew a blonde
a brunette? How tall is she?
A. Virginia. whose stock received
deserved boost by her being
selected for the first prize in the
stage beauty class at Atlantic City
is a blonde. She is a little over five
feet tall. and weighs about 1O4
pounds.
@. What successful scenario
writer always advises ambitious au-
thors always to keep their scripts?
A. Eve Unsell head OF the seem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-01
Extra Specials

Barlan heather plaid blankets in dainty
color combinations. medium size; special
at ....$ 2.45
White wash bIOuses $3.50 value, special
Silk blouses of georgette, pongee and
wash silk; also tricolette tie back blouses,
values up to $6.95, choice | $2.79
Boys and girls hose in brown and black.
special, pair Observation-Disclosures. Ice
Women brown Isle hose in size 0 only,
special, pair Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Mems black silk hose. $1.00 value, pair
Womens fancy percale dress aprons, low
neck and short sleeves. in sizes 80 to "A.
rick rack trimmed; $3.50 value, Saturday
at .......'......... S1.89
Wool and silk and wool sweater yarns IN va
riety Of colors, formerly sold up 75c special
Daii 4Sc
No-Tair. double mesh hair nets. hand made
real human hair, each ................... 1Oc
Mems fine ribbed union suits, medium weight
long sleeves, ankle length $500 and s1.5O values
special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. csc
Mems Pajamas. muslin and striped percaIe frog
trimmed; formerly sold AT $3.50; special at $50
SO inch Outing Flannel. ext-a good quality
white and colored stripes special, yard ... 1Tc
Boys Outing Flannel Night Shirts. in neat co..
ored stripes; $3.50 value; sale price .-..... Csc
Boston Bags the most popular shopping
bag. made OF genuine cowhide in light and dark
brown and black. at ........ $2.25. $3.50, $500
Nashua Woolnap Blankets. large size. heavv
weight. good quality warm and durable. in neat
plaids special 49,. o.. ........ 1918
Small Cotton Bats very special ....... &c
Kirk Olive Soap, roc value, special ..... &c
IS inch Oil Cloth IN light and dark patterns;
special value yard .----. ....-.. 23c
Ivory Soap Flakes. for fine laundering pack
ages ...-.--.... ......-.------... 25c