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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Star GiveS Up Pictures for Home

everything viii be OF the push-a-
button sort, and. presto the work
IL done"
And again, someone may volun-
tcer an unklnd remark like this:
"Oh, sho'a probably going TO wash
few dishes and hold out on some
film promoter to get little pub
ucity"
Let mo emphasize tNat II anyone
harhors such ideas M ! have sug
scstcd he, or she is wrong.
In search of II Home.
received not only one offer COM
manding n salary Of 100000 a year.
but several ono Of them reached
the please sign here on the dotted
line" stage. But when made up
my mind 20 marry buster Kcaton
! also made M my mind that was
to be tho manager Of our home, and
n real manager | win be.
At present / am looking over Los
Angeles and vicinity for site for
that homo. ! prefer that II be on a
high hill. II viii be- big and rooomy.
There will he vegetable garden, a
flower garden, bride path for
horseback riding, and q swimming
pool. For years | have been build
ing castle ~ dreams" ana this
IL 20 be my castle. viii be Just an
old fashioned housewife ana plan TO
make the hours spent I'm my home
the golden hours Of my life.
! am studyin,. the likes and dis
! like, OF my husband. | have learned
/ h. q }. Ii. L.. ..y,
dishes IA corucd boot and cabbage
pork chops, corn bread and corn on
. the cob
Riddle of the "MOyiC" Struck
/ have not been SO busy in films
but that | could devote n llttlo time
to domestic science. could pursue
II only at odd hours. vet MANAGED
to learn TO turn ont what my rola.
tivcs said was fairly good cooking
. | can do considerably moro than lis
a mess of cornod hccC and cabbage
fou Buster, Iut n he prefers that
dish he win get n. and It viii he
prepared in the best way know
how.
II sccms rather strange To mo that
| have hcard quite fcw "muylv'
struck girls SIGH and ycarn for a
career on the silver sheet. And hero
| am sighiug ana ycaruinG for ca
rcor IN 4 homo -- perhaps Just tho
sort OF home that some uf these
girla would forsakc for career in
motion pictures.
hut | am NoaruinE for moro than
/ n home. ! am yolrutng FOR con,
/ tentmcrt Ana just between YOU
/ ana me, doar rcador ! will toll you
. tho underlying tlIl.t. ,f NV Iy.Igi,tt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24


mrrccnary reasons and 1t ia found
in the wake Of cvcry disaster ~ con.
.,oucpcc ub,tt,r ,sus,d bv tho
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

LOS hNGELES, July 22.-It has
been whispered about among tho
more exclusive OF southern CALI
fornla realtors that n bride who IL
giving up 100000 annually just to
learn how to cook" In looking for
site for n fine new home.
The Los Angeles correspondent OF
the International News ecryiCc in
vcstieatod and verified the report.
with the exception that he found the
bride Is giving up 100000 n year
To become what she terms "a plain.
every day wife" i, was also learned
that she is OF distinguished fam
ily which boasts Of two movie"
stars OF the first magnitude, that but
recently she married n movie"
comedian, and that she has appeared
In number OF successful films.
The bride, Mrs Natalie Tnlmadgc
Kcaton, sister Of Norma and Com
stance 'Talmadge, and bride OF Bus
ter kcaton. tells. In the following
article. why she would rather he q
queen in "a home" instead OF n
queen In the films"
by MRS, NATALIE TALMADGE
kEAToN
(written Tor the International Newa
Sorvicel
! am going to take M an oNpcri-
mont costing mo 100000 To deter
mine whether | can become sue
cessful housewife.
In other words I am turning down
nm offer OF $4,000 weekly In real,
honest to goodness money which
would he paid to me II I appeared
In the movies" because 1 want to
"star" In a Kitchen role
| think | know what some really
Intelligent people win say when they
rcnd this
feel right now that something TO
this effect viii be said,
"oh, very WELL She'll be glad
enough to get back to the 'flll-uma
when the novelty wears off Let her
stand over hot range and wrestlc
with pots and pans like | have done
these 20 years and she'll likely
change her mind"
or this, for example may be said
1T will hc a CinCh the way this
'ittlF kpatGn Woman WID keep house
why, any poor simp could bask In
case half the time. with tho con
. vcricnccs she win have, Thcrc'ul he
n whole fleet Of automobiles ia dash
/ here and there. Thcn therc'll prob
ably ho n foCk OF servants. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
81 lNC0lN OR LENlN"
Clergyman Issues Warming That
Nation Must Choose Between Two

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July a.
Tho United States is the only coun-
try where every man has reason
able chance to quadruple his in
come" said the Rev. A. r. Cowley,
pastor Of fiillcrcst Baptist church
here. sermonizing on conditions oh
tanning in tho average American
home.
I'VE need n genuine revival OF APP
probation of the benefits enjoyed
by the average American family
continued the Reverend Mr.. Cowlcy.
"The average annual income OF
the working class In this country is
four times that of other peoples OF
the world.
This Is about the only country
where the wages of the worker are
increasing and the interest OF the
rich decreasing. Here 1t Is not true
that the rich are growing richer
and the poor poorer. The common
or now Is enjoying benefits once had
only by kings and queens, and the
best things are being spread to
reach all
The trouble IL not with our
country. Its institutions or its gov
ernmcnt. but with the radical crowd
that has been gripped with lawless
ness The workers of the United
states must choose between Lincoln
and Lenine. The issue is plain and
unavoida bic. Those who halt be-
tween Lincoln and Lenine should
take their respective countries as
samples OF their work. The place
Of the radicals Is not here in Lin
coins land. but in Russia, land OF
Lenine.
Let us remember that the road
to happiness is not by violence, but
by industry. thrift, obedience to law
and loyalty to the flag"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
TO ENSLAVE SELF
FOR BRA|N-CHILD
Playwright Offers Self
in Bondage FOR the
Sake Of Scoop"


IESyrp tYIv e4..A soul ~.
i'''i lh h"'Haf' A' pH'"' mar ret
ihIt u wandering urriu-chill may
find ID c.ur.If4If, hunc'
,r... b.. p.. .a,...,,tf,.. ,,.,.,..i
"'"'' "'.' '' ''"' i'""''' p'hN'i
h"r ana former ucVapup'r man.
Ihn haN'rhr ~ human service
Hi tho auction block "1H revived iu
iha '.iy whom E"up" playwright n g
ih'r ui % NDftlr nrun.chli. offered
"iW".f. badF 1ri soul. Z" any man
%. woman .1 America f'r IL pcr rod 81
'I' },HI D.. T''un i"i "hlch ne
a'"a ihN S.''p' hl7 b'aiu-ohild,
ID" GI'cn homo.
J mean I' d''I'i'd ."us" 70 an
I,.I''I''''Nh E W. N'. l'' ''ypft'f
.' ono F''I " h'n' myself bohy
'hd e'I| p" any man "f woman VINO
N..i fnrnc" rr"iac'i"n - my vaudo.
,'I" tFi' SCOOP. offer myself
f'r any legitimate purpose
Lending dignit'fl"s Of the thcatri.
'II itu'"Hl1n nNi rumcrous 'hcs-
plans nav" declared scoop 90 be
it above th' average VAUDEVILLE act
.n Wrrll according 90 Rouse, and
nave Ihi'I that n produced 81
would De- real sucrc'".
am convinced through their
words Rouse wid THAT min" Is II
worthy ut''h-ohlId worthy OF a
nome IN som" h"uklnE agency
In Ills lw'nfics, ~
Rouse saIh ihht financial dlftcul-
''. prevented him from financing
IluIu''lon or tho skill Il am com
Irll"d 20 offer myself tn slavery
thut tho thlId snail not gO begging, 70
y" shid. mere ]" no other way
out. Ana when littl" scoop has
boon successfully started on the road
to financial maturity the proceeds
are 10 20 ilttV-tifty between myself
nNd the guardian OF scoop who
VIII bc my master Tor one year.
"a braiu-child deserves the same
right as any human child. Mothers
have sold Themselves that their chill
drou might eat and live. why not
p" Rouse asks.
This offer is absolutely bona
fide." he declared. MY address IL
Bcuvcr. colo. TO the highest bidder
goes tho slave"
So there you are-the use OF a
living He during thu period Of one
year FOR the giving OF lie TO a brain
child-and Rouse in still In his TWEEN
ties.
Martin Beck, vaudeville lmprc-
s,rlo. VIII Crossy. star OF the
yaudevlflc circuits and Max Fabish
nm Orphcum dignitary, have stated
that SCOOP Is a winner" Rouse con
tinuod. "and can't bear to see my
'Scoop' become "A burden That's
what's driving me To desperate
measures"
"T"r some time little Scoop lived
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

and be baptized or enter into the
fellowship OF the church. The les
son OF Peters vision at Ceserea
needs to bo enlarged to make the
present day Christian Just as liberal
in his views as ~ the Lord whom he
serves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
Farmer Chased by Snake,

UONT1AC, Mich, GA
blue racer snake, measuring six feet,
attacked Arthur Bigelow, farmer
residing near Holly, recently The
snake chased Bigelow for some dis.
tance until BoEelow, finding a club.
turned and killed the racer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24

Ahsinthe was at first used by the
French only as flavor for other
beverages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
ASK AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST P|CKETING

Arguments will be heard by Circuit
Court Judge r. N. Addleman next Sat
urday morning at 10 O'Clock on the APP
plicat;on flied Yesterday with the clerk
OF til eclrcuit court by tho Wheeling
Steel Corporation against the striking
workmen OF the Belmont plant OF the
Wheeling Steel 4 Iron company.
The four local unions OF the ANA !.
samated Association OF Iron Steel and
rim Workers OF North America are
made parties 10 the action in addition
10 local officers and members. The IN
junction proceedings vera f1led by At
torneys McCamic & Clarke and J. II.
Brennan.
There are thirty-two members OF the
unions named In the application which
prays for relief from picketing and pa
trolling the plants, promises and streets
and approaches IN front ot and adJo.n-
ing tho several plants Of IN" company.
Tho defendants cited In the appiics-
tion follow. =,
stoEie City Lodge. No Is. A.A.Is. &
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
,ranx ar.aHnr up Camp

Reports coming from local rIrormeh
are 20 the effect that dn" 10 inc Co'o
evenings larEe nuInh"r ~ "heehnk
and polnont county reNr!e who have
been camping along both sides OF mo
Ohlo river between government dams
M, - and ls are already breaking
ceuo. Som. Of the peoY,s. on tho other
hand have made W their minds that
,hcy Will stay until tho middle NJ Sop
,.nb.r whom tho ma jority "f the camps
ar. broken up for the year. These
r!vermen have reported that more people
.han ever before have been camping In
.v.ry available spot on both sides OF
tho Ohio river. which shows that many
Of Thorn Ike 10 get ~; whera IL - quiet
during tho summer instead OF peinH
housed up IN the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
HEAVY FOG DELAYS
PACKETS IN DOCKING

pur ~ he heavy :"E. which nunf
over mo puIp r'N"r from midnight Tues
day uu;E o'clock yesterday morning
,al packets which were scheduled |"
dock hero yesterday morning did nor
arrive until m Tho afternoon and even
ing on their way up and down IN" river
, Tho hrSt - arrive was tho General
Fersh!nE. making tho local wharf at
o'clock from Pittsburgh on her way 10
Charleston. \ number of her shipments
wcr. unluAdcl and o:he" shipments
taken on. after which tho packet depart
. Cd a. s o'clock for all way point stops
down tho river. The Senator Cord!ll ar
rived a. O'Clock from Pittsburgh en-
route 70 Charleston. She carried very
heavy cargo Of freight. az well as larSe
ltNt Of ~ SSrugers sac got away from tho
local wharf at o'clock. The General
Heach arrived IN last evening at
o'clock from GAINESVILLE and after spend
INK two hours bore during which time
she unloaded and took on other snip
! ments OF freight. abe ict; a. IL O'Clock
cnr P!;tsburEh Tho Helen F.. arrived
IN last night 4; o'clock with heavy
cargo 81 freight. consigned 10 local dea!-
erx She VIII ,rnvc this morning AT
ll:a0 o'clock on her return trip 70 Ne"
Matamoras
The General Wood vii. dock some
limo today from Cincinnati! enrouie 10
The Smoky CRY. whe"" 81" is taR'hE
most Of her cargo winch Is c"nS'Shel
. to Smoky CITY merchants She VIII
leave some TIM" Saturday on her return
trip % m" Queen city.
The steamer Leroy will arrive IN inns
.ven!ng on her first trip from Hanesv!I!r.
She Is reported carrying a worry heavy
cargo, most OF which is consigned 10
local dealers She will leave FridnF
morning at 1880 o'clock for Marietta.
Tho BETSY Ann VIII dock some time
! today a, the local wharf from Ports
mouth on nor way 10 Pittsburgh From
reports received down the river thiS
racket Is carrying heavy cargo aS
well as n large lie, 81 passengers. JUST
wha, ,!mo shN will clear tho local wharf
for up river points IS not known Mt this
, time.
A STAGE o. nIHc feet NJ water AND sta
: ttonary vas registered late last even-
: Ink A, tho local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25

T.W. OF Ma, Fred Bursnsf. Joe Roe.
anski. James LonEwell, Harry Farley.
Parker, Joseph burgess. Joseph Hats
and William Reichenbaugh.
Mountain State Lodge. No: -: = e
McCreary. John RAIDER: George eutFs
Todd, Cyrus Rude and w. J. Cashdollaf:
Crescent Lodge. No. 8. Fred Ahl9uiSt
John ulr4ch. Harry Hope, n Nat w oTesr
beech Bottom Lodge No. ~. X y:
selway, e. II. Petch. Mike Mahonsy ana
Albert MoZier. . r.. .,S
'0 The empioye. of the company vent
on strike about two weeks ago ana i S.ss
ncketinx the properties OF tho company
Ths men were notified to remain awSy
from drec, proximity to ,ssn s k. ne nov ~
the city police ahu G is to prevent pieIst.
Ing at all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25

Rivermen especially owners ana op-
orators of steamboats, on tho ONO river
are glad TO hear that some action 10
he!ng taken IN connection with ora"'n6
up sone kind Of law which Will pro-
h!htt tho largo manufacturing concerns
ROW dumoinr nc!d. 81 various natures
IN N, river. Tho dumping Of this aoid
In IN, riv,r causes great damage To AL
,teamhoa,s operating on tho Ohio river
tn. acld n,s tho boilers TO such an
.y,cn, that IN short time new boilers
bays 70 he installed az in Some instance
nav p,n,s and other eQuIr1rsDt has 10
be- installed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
LOCAL PEOPLE
IN COAL DEAL
J. c. Mckinley and Wife Sell Large
rrAot Up River 20 windsor
Coal Company.

Ono OF the biggest coal deals N Ohio
county for a number OF years IN which
local peop!s were the solo interested
rarties. was made yesterday when !. &.
Mckinley and wife sold 10 the Windsor
Coal company approximately 80 acre,
Of what Is known as all OF the Pitts
hurgh No. s In the river vein OF Rich
land district and Buffalo district In
Ohio and Brooke counties
The tract OF coal Included lis acres
In Richland district ono acre on tho
boundary lines Of Brooke and Ohio
counties: 5lH acres In RIchland dis
trict and 1861 acres In Buffalo and
Richland districts.
Tho price paid by tho Windsor Coal
company 10 the owners was $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
ANDERSON Will USE
SECOND BRANCH ROOM

Work uas started Yesterday IN clean
Ing the old second branch counc'!
cha nh.r which has not been used for
81, y.ars tha, 4. O. Anderson. super
,ntcnd.nt q, Whcellngs Fairgrounds
and recreation work. can locate his Of
nces in this room.
Mr.. Anderson stated Yesterday the
room will be large enough for him 10
not only have HIS cfAccs IN II but To
hold big meetings. ms we'll as meetings
Of the physical directors and members
Of n. playground and recreation COM
mission.
I; vas necessary for Mr.. Anderson IN
lesyc hts prrscn, offc" IN tho h'Eh
school building hcraus" William Lang,
RECENTLY appointed director Of phEsi"a
education, succeeding Mr. Anderson VIII
ho ready to take office next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
LEGION AUXILIARY
IN MCDOWELL CO.

Department headquarters Of the Amer
lean Legion yesterday afternoon report
ed that they had received Wofa t1on
WEIGH, W. Va. TO tho effect thas An
auxiliary had been started In hcOoW:II
county. This auxiliary will work In
conjunction with Mcdowell County Post
No. 8 Of tho American Legion.
The report further stated that AL
though the auxiliary had just been.
started. II has membership Of 81. This
"a considered very good and shows that
the women folks are very anxious "a
assis, tho Legionnaire In every VA
II will be remembered that only =
c.nt,v this post dedicated its new bull
Ing which is considered ono Of the nne
structures in the state. and was 81
after fund had been made for the Or
lion Of this building by the state legiS'
la ture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
BUILDING PERMITS

-Four building permits were Issued
Yesterday afternoon BY Euilding Permit
Clerk George Abrams.
Those Issued were:
y. g Lynch. remodelins and repair
INK dwelling ut Elm Grove Cost $1,000.
Board Of Education OF Trtadelph!a
district, concrete walk. Cost $4,000.
Joseph J. Wagner. frame dwelling on
Atkinson avenue. TradelphIa. at q cost
Of $500.
charles r. Reed. frame dwelling on
Vance Avenua warwood. Cost $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
New Modes
Spic span neov, ~insomely chic
yet reasonably priced

Any shopping tour nowadays will prove
zestful affair if in it's cycle it includes the pur-
chase of new frock, Suit or Coat. For the Fall
Displays are replete with beauty and style far
removed from anything commonplace, vet Prices
have practical trend
Frocks---
achieve smart simplicity by means Of their
slender silhouettes, but make up for 1t In their
method Of trimming and luxurious fabrics.
New colors of Fez Terra Cutie, Balsam and
Sorrento are worthy rivals of the very stylish
black. Twills, tricotine, Canton crepe and
satin are the new fabric favorites.
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50 upwards
Suits---
seem bent on pleasing every one, for styles are
40 varied. The woman who wants a conser-
vative, tailored model will find it. while beau
tiful styles are developed in Poiret twill and
tricotine richly embroidered or fur trimmed,
with decided tendencies towards WIDE sleeves.
irregular hens and wide panels.
$500, $500, $500 upwards
COdts---
are variable as to hens also, and have strong
eanings toward side closings, panels, and low
shoulder lines. And if they possibly can, they
make themselves up along cape lines Fur is
everywhere. Panveaine, Geronda, and Mar
vella are new fabrics
$500, $500, $500 upwards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
BIG PAIGE SEDAN
ABANDONED HERE

A big Ialge sedan believed 20 have
been stolen IN ElRin. ILL.,, Was FOUND by
police on Eighteenth street last night.
Tho car had been standing on this
street for tho past four days without
any person putting in an appearance.
In the machine were found posta
"a rds with the po.tmark OF Elgin Ill.
which ware never mailed This led the
pol,ce 10 believe tho ma chine was stolen
from that city. Other articles found
in the car lead the police 20 believe the
owner Of the machine lives somewhere
near Massillon. Ohio. ths machine nav
inR an Ohio license on II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
Four New Shoe Styles for Fall Wear

below, Il glaze
black kid oxford. per
foratcd. with military
heels. round. comforts
able toes and welt
Solcs. $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
HOLD ESCAPED BOY
At HANNAH, OHIO

Probation Officer ". c. Folicy left last
evening for Hannah. ph.n. 10 hiring
back one Of tho uInc boys who esca pod
from tho Salvation Army detention
home several weeks ac".
This Ia tho second hoy captured. An
other was found several days after Tho
escape was made. he having been run
over 10y railroad train and having an
arm amputated. Tn" boys Will he taken
70 Pruniyt0wn at one" and Will not BE
lodged in the detention. home here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
TO HAVE FIRE TRUCK
INSIDE FAIR GROUNDS

Announcement was made Yesterday
!hat tho new fire truck receive! THIS
week from the American l.aFran'" com
uan, nj Elmira y. Y. which Is /" bo
stationed AZ tn" Island hose house. vii
he AZ the state fair grounds during III"
week or September : tull crew vii!
he kcrt on tho truck <" In "ns" "f an
emergency call The. Nr"m"n will l." on
he Job AMI Will lac able tn "Htingu!sh
he blaze with but li;tle trouble.
This Is IN" first time that tho Wheel
ing fire department has stationed
,rurk insid" HE grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
nnosU very Plentiful

Reports arc 20 tho eNoc; that tharo
nv. mora CANOES In tho Nhen!!nG dih-
,rlct ,his year thaa ever hefore. Jus'
what IS tho rea son for this is not known
although the people must he beginning
60 realizo Jus, what n good sport canoe
Ing is on the Ohio river. Every pcr'
son who has been camping aI"ns ire
liver seams 10 have ona or moro canoes
which in some respects are m"rr 400
ful ,han skiffs for the simPI" rraHon
that a canoe Is easier In handle thah
skin In any Kind uf weather
Evan tho dog likes to he really clean
and sweet once-use Blue Devil on n>m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25

Above, a calfskin
oxford, with pcrfora-
tons on the toe and
around the top. In
brown and black, with
sport heels. $1,000.