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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
REAL ESTATE
Beautiful Two-Story Home

Illgh Glass Location, Southeast
1Ih,bUO--Oak floors, combination
furnace, attractive large living
room. artistic fire place. beautiful
imported decorations, breakfast
room, modern huilt-in features IN
kitchen, tile bath, large closets. most
convenient floor plan, seven rooms,
large basement, garage and serv-
ants quarters; price less than re-
placement cost, see this today.
terms.
A. j. JENKINS & SON
Usage A306 Res, Osage 5TT5
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pROpERTY for EXCHANGE
rNCHA>GE,-REAL ESTATE

,ssTVE mat house or furniture, reliable
,erlranu. prompt ana efficient service.
q, .rt...teuu. DSagp $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

OFFICES FOR RENT Single or en- SUITE
castle Rldg,, ll..ll6 W. Third. Call
Usage lis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
HOUSES VOR SALE

81. 500 CASH Five room modern bungs-
800. '"s' V
HAVE good three room housc Tor trade
~ 1920 ~ Elgin, viii take mortgage
Thompsor, 2o3 cole. Osarc Eait
$500 CASti-East side bsrrniu. nv.
rooms and hreskfaSt room. hardwood
floors throughout, huilt.in features, beau
ufnl dcscorauons, garage. Price $1,000.
osa6' lsNu,
NORrU slDE-si,2 $50 cash, price t6.60O:
fivc-room modern bungalow. mantoI.
full lot, close IN osago sol.
ron SALE AT 4 BARGAIN
Six room. breakfast room, sleeping porch ,
ev"ry huilt-in feature, French doors, tllc
bathroom pedestal laNatory. coubI-
nation furnace, laundry equipment IN
basement, artistlcally decorate. q COM
$500 cash, balance easy. See -. g. Rose
< 20. sos havo Eldg
FOR SALE--rwo. room house. barn and
good well of water. lo.6 q. Yorktown.
MAIN, ~ 1908 beautiful now sty.r room
bungalow modern 'u every respect
tuilt by day labor and offered fOr sale
b. owner. For full particulars, call Usage
62ss-J.
INVESTMENT close In, stN-room mod
ern duplex ana i've. Groom modern bun
galow; on corner lot. rental value $40
per month. $4,000 cash. Price $500.
~ ~
1900 CASH buys nice t'N' room modern
bunkA'ow ~ I,Slhg p's'', n." rented
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snt =" o"' ~" no,'. M"h',' ~ va "
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uulIe VI -. 10, ,,'' CIV ~, mn,
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a NICE lltic home, close {" school on
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BARGAIN VIII want this home
when you 30" li h'ant' sIN.roum
| buhs'I"~ sHu t'I'h' o' hIaF, room OAK
tlpols' '''.',., ." w.. m o.. '' ,
ss|6s,,.on' rrt'c e. ".G ,fr60 ,s, ,,'
tractIvc monthly payment plan. Owner
leaving city. must soil word a caldwell
/ Usage NIa5, OHaEr gIAI or Mr. Word,
cedar ~
LoNElN now south side BUNGALOW Ip
most exclusive nyIghburhooG. FA.ruoul
large breahfast room. oak floors. IVORY
finish, an buIlt-in features basement.
continuation furnace, strictly up-tu-latc
boAutiful lot. Price s. 3. 900. s. 500 cash
Word a caldwell OsHEo EJa5. OsaEo ana
or Mr.. Word, cedar l7Il.
1880 $500 CAsu-Fiyc-roo modern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
wANTED--RrAL ESTATE

HAVE CiIENTS that want small acre
tracts south of Tulsa ON bruRru Arrow
road, what have your Anna A. Mukler.
500 security bank Hldg. ihonr 22sl
HAVE CUSTOMERS fpr 36 to bo.room
apartment, Mrs Henderson, DHaso
gg"t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

m A,UI, good land. improvod, neAf
'.ti.faas. VIII take some Tulsa pror
,.,r. y B.. iltson, room .. Bynum BIDS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

TrS A,KES Improved. right up against
''Tlifs.. viii trade for good Tulsa prop
Wv T. g. Iitson. room ., Bynum Hlde
~ lsage 5ct3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOH QUICK shfE WI sacrifice my
equity in fouf-roum house anl lstn.
~. Iu,ioru. good we'll tll size lot. pricc
ia.lNr. luIuIfu $40 s. Nanthus. $3.50
viii IIulTa
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ron RENT OR SALE -NIce store roum
go ~. Peoria Osago 2os7.
SMALL STORE for tont with modern
i11s.
STORE building. Frisco addition. SO per
month. D.. 'luiow. 2ti Palace Uldg.
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wt>TED--1p RFNT


WANTED 10 rout February 20 Nicely
furnished house. with servants quarters
and gsraEc. pest refererctk Usage bs03.
WANTED Hy four adults. fuur-room
apartment or fvo room house fur
rishcd, close iu, good noiEhborhood. Ad-
dress coon care Of world.
WANTED To rent gurags Ia 'rosbio
Heights, near second ana Olympia,
ossge s4it.
WILL give bonus FOR nossesslon of 20
6-rOom house. close TO -. I. n. car
line, before March 10. Usage 5o5s-J
WANTED-Fivc- room house, reasonable
rent by February IS. Usage es.e-J
WANTED--March LIST, unfurnish,d three
room apartment must be close In
southwest slio preferable. state price.
Address '. ". Roy use
WANTED By respousible couple without
children, five or siA-rnom modern uu.
furnished bungalow with garage. rent
must be reasonable. Phone Usage ia52.
WANTED rent modern bungalow ur
tiye-room apartment, only high class
considered. Hos otS-t, care Of World
WANTED hy couple. employed, two or
thrcc-room furnished apartment or
nicely furnished Housekeeping rooms
close In, by February IS or 10. Address
33?-C, care World
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rnAcKAdr Am INprsrn,AL a.

TKNCKAuE- Factory and ware
house properties. large and small tracts
improved and unlmproyod. OEaso p6sl,
W. \. IlonTy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07

tvpRONfD so acres. seven miles out.
4' 4..r f..a road VIII take some Tulsa
,roesrt, T. 4. Iitson. room ., Bynum
bttv Phone cedar b2f2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BRUNER STATlOS-Fivs acres ideal
place for chicken ranch, truck farm.
i..76o $1,000 cash. Usage Ass2.
100 ACRES flnc laying land, close 10
Tulsa on paved road. suitable Tor fine
country home or subdiy vision. VIII sell at
bargain price for quick sale, Phone Usage
35os or $3.50.
ONE-HALF ACRE new tVo-room house
on Sand Springs line $3.50, $500 cash.
VIII trade Tor car. Usage eG77.
Two acres on Federal paved road. Price
$1,000, Easy terms. Call owner, Usage
7Sb0-l, or Cedar i2s2.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR kNT-Furn.shcd rooms. slccrlng
porch and garage home Tor family,
q" n"tvts p7sge ots3-J
uNftRNlSHED 6.room bungalow and
hre'k'Hrt room. basement. furnace,
garage. In 1900 block North Denver, il25
per month. dandy cedar 1895.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
WALKER TO PRESENT

~
Beginning Monday night at the Murat,
Mr.. Stuart Walker will present camedy,
''Tea for Three"
Tea for Three" has aptly been called
"an angle on the triangle" The story
has for its basis the fickleness Of woman.
The woman in the case loves her hus-
band, but she also enjoys the attentions
OF an old lover, a former classmate of
her husbands. The other man is a sort
OF he-vamp who flutters about sympa-
thizing with wives whosee husbands are
neg eetfuL However, in the particular
instance he plays an honorable game Of
love with his friends wife.
All goes well until he steals the wife's
photograph and further entangles him
self with a series of lies. Finally the
husband awakens to the danger that
threatens him.
In the second act. which is the
bachelor friends apartment. the wife is
found in a compromising situation with
her potential lover. A very serious
marital predicament is avoided by q
smart servant who has a code by which
he conveys messages to his master.
Mr.. Walker has chosen Blanche Yurka
10 play the role OF the wife; George
Eomnes, as the dull husband, and icKay
Morris, as the lover. Miss Yurka will
appear in a number Of new creations tina;
were designed exclusively for her during
her recent visit TO Paris.
: The entire production is made under
the personal supervision Of Mr. Walker
with settings by Frank J. Zimmerer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Dream Street" is the latest screen eff
fort to come from D. W. Griffith and will
be seen at Loew's State Theater. begin
ming Sunday afternoon for a limited en-
gasement. 1t is a tale of romance and
love and laughter. symbolized with Good
and Evil influences lending an enchant-
ment rarely seen in such cinema produc-
tons. The ideas are Griffith while the
characters are taken from two stories OF
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
INDIANASTATE
OBSERVES FIRST
NATIONAL WEEK
Robert Lieber, Head of Pic
ture Organization, In
dianapOlis Man.

The first observance Of the foundation
of Associated First National Pictures
Inc. will be held in Indiana next week
Although the executive offices Of this
organization are located In New York
City, 1t is well represented IN Indianapo-
lis by Robert Lieber, a prominent bust
ness man, who is president Of the ma
tional organization.
Also the Circle Theater is a First Ma
tional house and which sets the exhibit
ton pace Of First National pictures In
Indiana.
Mr.. Lieber today announced that Rich
ard Barthelmess who scored such a
success in a number OF D. W. Griffith
productions, is the latest star TO start
the producing of pictures In his own
studio. HIS productions viii be distrib-
uted through the Associated First Ma
tiona1
Among the other stars now making
pictures con their own" for First Ma
tional are! Charles Chaplin, who is just
completing production work on Vanity
Fair; !" Norma and Constance Talmadge,
Charles Ray, Katherine Macdonald Dor
othy Phillips, Anita Stewart, Jackie
COogan. Mr.. and Mrs Carter De Haven,
and several others Of equal prominence,
in addition to a number Of directors and
producers, including Marshall NeIlan.
Alan Holubar, King Vidor, r. A. Walsh
and Whitman Bennett.
Next week more than 300 theaters in
tn State OF Indiana alone will show
Continued on Page SIX
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

The other day, to be specific It was
Thursday, I was asked, "Who is this
man SOmnes?"
This question was asked me after a
certain man had been to the Murat twice
in two weeks time. He had seen Mr..
George Somnes in "Smilin' Through"
and also as the husband in 1.-THE World
and His Wife"
told him that 1t was mainly through
the efforts of Mr.. Somnes that the Little
Theater Society has made such a re-
markabIe record in presenting offerings
of unquestionable merit. especially that
of Emperor Jones'"
1t is my opinion that Mr.. Stuart
Walker has given Mr.. Somnes his big
chances in showing Indianapolis the
marked ability Of this actor. when one
utters words of praise for the Stuart
Walker Company, 1t means that Mr..
Walker is reaping a harvest of congrat-
ulations for his judgment in having
the services of certain people. An indi-
vidualN triumph by an actor in the COM
pany naturally reflects glory on the
man who is responsible for the existence
of the Walker Company. MIR. Walker
realizes that capable actors are neces-
sary TO make a stock season successful.
Mr.. Somnes' ability leans to the heavy
side and he has been cast to advantage
in both "Smilin' Through" and in The
World and His Wife" which is the cur
rent Offering at the Murat.
In THE World and His Wife" Mr..
Somnes is cast as the husband, Julian
who at last heeds what the world is say
ing about his wife, Theodore, and his
best friend, Ernesto. Mr.. Somnes has
his big chance IN the second act when
he decides that he should fight a duel
for the purpose Of erasing an insult to
his v1fe's name.
In this scene Mr.. Somnes gives q splen-
did example Of. dramatic acting, and l
am told that at each performance the
audience has given Mr.. Somnes a splendid
ovation on his exit In this scene. ! can
safely say that the work Of Mr.. Somnes
In this play will compare favorably with
the work Of any other actor seen at the
Murat during the last legitimate season.
THE World and His Wife" is heavy
summer theatrical diet, but the wisdom
OF Mr.. Walker In presenting this heavy
dramatic bit Is well shown by the re-
markable audiences attending the Murat
this week.
The success Of Mr.. Somnes with the
Walker company this season is another
argument why Indianapolis should give
the Little Theater Society more support
next year.
l. i Il
With this attraction, Holbrook Blinn in
1.-THE Bad Man." closing at the Ritz
Theater in New York after a long run,
William Harris, Jr., is willing to call it
a season.
East Is West, with Fay Banter, has
JUS closed in Chicago, and John Drink
waters Abraham Lincoln" with Frank
McGlynn, closed the week before in
Brooklyn. All of these attractions have
fourished throughout the season, and all
VIII go on tour in the fall with bright
prospects.
Mr.. BIlnn will play in Chicago, Phila-
delphia and Boston principally next sea
son.
Both Abraham Lincoln" and East Is
West" will, after playing a few Of the
larger cities that they have not reached
this past season, go through to the Pa
cific coast Both companies will include
indianapolis It is stated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
MUSICAL COMEDY
ON LYRICS NEW BILL

The Little Cafe" miniature musical
comedy with a company of ten including
Dorothy Olive, a juvenile actress, Will
head next weeks bill at the Lyric.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

symbolized in two remarkable characters.
They are Good, embodied by a street
preacher, and Evil, portrayed by a street
fiddler They seem to set the mental
directions of our little people fitting
through this. street of dreams and gain
ing goal akin to paradise even on this
earth.
Mr. Griffith has assembled a cast Of
rare talent to enact the roles of Dream
Street" Carol Dempster is the Gypsy
Fair. The Spike" McFadden of the
story is taken by Ralph Graves while
his brother Billie" is portrayed by
Charles Emmett Mack. Tyrone Power is
the sy mbolized street preacher for Good
and the Evil one in the street fiddler
is done by Morgan Wallace. w. J. Fer
guson plays Gipsy's father and the great
Sway Wan, of Chinese noble birth, is
impersonated by Edward Peil.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
BLACK BEAUTY
NOW FEATURED
AS PHOTOPLAY
Will Be Offered in Picture
Programs Arranged for
Next Week.
HARDWOOD IN BIG ROLE

Pretty love comedies, a matinee
idol in heavy drama, film version
of BLACK Beauty" D. w. Grifith's
latest movie; the appearance of
Constance Talmadge and Harrison
Ford in the same movie and the ar
rival of James Kirkwood in George
Melford production, will be a few Of
the interesting attractions at the
local movie theaters next week.
indianapolis movie managers have
booked attractions for next week which
will cause the fan 20 forget the heat.
The bills as announced are well balanced
and will give patrons a chanace to mix
the heavier offerings with light comedy.
The movie lineup for next week is as
follows:
Ohio-James Kirkwood and Alice Hol-
lister, in "a Wise Fool"
Circle-Constance Talmadge and Har-
rison Ford, In wedding Bells"
acknowledgements Hawley, that blonde
favorite, in "a Kiss in Time"
Isis-A movie version of the celebrated
story for children, BLACK Beauty"
Loew's Stated. w. Griffith's latest
screen contribution, Dream Street.
Colonial-Eugene O'Brien in THE Last
Door"
Regent-"Hearts of the West"
The Circle next week will offer as q
special feature, Miss Gertrude Hecker and
twenty-five of her dancing pupils in
fantasy called Morning" The costumes
have been designed by W. Hurley Ashby
and a musical setting prepared by Ru7
dolf Kafka.
"a WISE FOOL"
DUE SUNDAY AT OHIO.
A picture of life in Quebec is "a wise
CONTINUED on Page Six)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
~FAIR AND WARMER"
TENTH BILL AT ENGIISH,S.


Gregory Kelly will open the tenth
week Of his stock engagement at Eng
nsh's on Monday night by pres snting
Fair and Warmer" and the Balcony
scene from Romeo and Juliet"
The plot of Fair and Warmer" is
concerned with the trials and tribulations
Of Billy and BIanny, who. startled out
OF their Righteousness and hum drum ex-
istence by the admonitions OF their re-
spective better halves, determine to do
something unconventional once in their
lives. The efforts of the pair in this
direction create the fun Of Fair and
Warmer"
In support Of Mr.. Kelly and Miss Cor
don viii be seen Byron Beasley. Wallis
Clark, Angela Ogden. Wallace Ford, Flor
ence Murphy and others.
The balcony scene from Romeo and
Juliet will be given Immediately after
Fair and Warmer" instead Of the Gus
tomary idea Of giving one-act plays OF
scenes from plays as the curtain raises.
A new production Of the balcony scene
is being built under the direction of VII
liam Sheafe Jr.. technical director of the
Kelly company. and the lighting effects
are under the supervision or Philip
Young.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11


Another advertisement viii be an act
called Melodies presented by quartette
OF comedy harmony vocalists.
spectacular offering VIII be 1.-The Act
Gorgeous" a transformation and posing
novelty in which electrical effects and
colors are tremendously blended.
General Pisano, Italian marksman, and
his company Of sharpshooters, Will pro-
vide an exhibition Of rifle and pistol
shooting in a big scenic production AT
The Italian Front descriptive of the
strenuous days along the Piave River
during the world war.
Completing the bill there will be
Temple and OBrien, farceurs in a playlet
Ten A. NJ" said to be original in plot
and story; the McNaughtons in songs.
steps and smiles: Herman and Clifton In
a singing. talking and dancing skit en-
titled Seminary Days" and Bassett and
Bailey, comedy jugglers and equilibrists.
a Larry Semon farce THE Rent Col
lector," the Pathe review md the
Paramount magazine will be shown on
the screen.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

This unusual activity on the part OF
both Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Walker during
the hot weather season virtually places
Indianapolis at the top OF the list FOL
ambitious stock production.
Several weeks ago, the KeIlys an
nounced that they desired to try their
hand at Shakespeare. They first planned
TO present the entire play but on giving
up this idea they decided to present the
balcony scene of this love play each night
mex. week at English's following the per-
forlnances of Fair and Warmer"
Mr.. Kelly will be seen as Romeo and
Miss Ruth Gordon will be Juliet. The
costumes are being made in New York
City and will arrive in plenty of time
for the Monday night performance.
William Sheafe, Jr., technical director for
the Kellys, is building a special pro-
duction for the. balcony scene.
Il is also interesting to recall that in
Fair and Warmer Miss Gordon will
play the role which she had for several
seasons in a touring road company which
presented the farce. Mr.. Kelly will play
the role of Billy Bartlett
During the past two weeks, Mr.. Walker
has created splendid theatrical history in
Indianapolis by producing "Smiin'
Through" and the heavy drama with the
unhappy ending, The World and HIS
Wife" Beginning Monday night. the
bill at the Murat viii be Tea For Three. =
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11
Romeo and Juliet added
Feature Here Next Week
The KeLLys Will Do Famous LOUe Scene From,
Shakespeare at EngLisRS.
TEA FOR THREE MURAT ATTRACTION

Gregory
will be marked double BILL consisting
Juliet
Stuart Walker players week will helve the drama
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

BLOSSOMS ON
VARIETY MENU
Musical Comedies Top Bills al
Both Lyric and B. F.
Keith'S.

Miniature musical comedies will
top the bills next week at the Lyric
and B. F. Keith's.
THE Little Cafe" will be the
musical comedy offering at the Lyric
and at Keith's for the first half of
next week the musical comedy offer
ing will be blossoms"
The remainder Of the bills at both
houses will run to music and dancing.
The Lyric is presenting one bill a week
while at Keith's two new bills are being
offered weekly.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

By TER D. HICKMA

''Bluebeards Eighth Wife," an adapta-
ton by Charlton Andrews Of Alfred Sa-
voir's successful French farce, will be
the next production by Mr.. Harris. This
viii be tried out within month. Irish
Dew a comedy of American life by
Abby Merchant, has already been tried
CONTINUED on Page six.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

NEW BILLS ANNOUNCED
NEXT WEEK AT KEITH'S

For the first half the program will be
topped at B. F. Keith's by the minia-
ture musical comedy, Blossoms" spon-
sored by Gil Brown, a well-known pro-
Queer. The members Of the act not only
sing and dance, but are musicians as
CONTINUED on Page Six.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-11

Thomas Burke, known as Gina Of China
town." and THE Sign of the Lamp"
A trinity Of characters in the persons
Of a young girl, Gypsy Fair, spike"
McFadden and his brother. Billie" are
the youthful creatures around which is
woven a romance Of dramatic love filled
with poetic visions and governed by the
Good and EVIL influences of this world
Omaha daily bee., 1921-01-05
President Wilson's Business Judgment.

Prompt action by the senate in passing the
the president is not to be interpreted asa sud
den revival OF the independence OF that body.
Rather, it should be taken as measure of
senatorial regard for the business judgment of
the executive. Reasons given for the veto are
not negligible; in fact they are weighty and
deserve full consideration. This, however, has
been given by the senate, for the resolution was
not sent through that body without examination
as to its purport and possible effect. Senators
retain lively recollection OF what followed
when the president exercised the discretion given
him and declined to act to protect the sugar
market under the McNary law. This is single
instance of the failure Of the "sipgle-track mind
to grasp the situation.
The purpose of the resolution is to relieve
the agricultural industry by extending credit to-
the farmer, especially in the matter of export
trade. 1t is noteworthy that twenty-nine demo-
Gratis voted to override the veto. Southern cotton
is quite as deeply concerned as western wheat
and corn. G&
Some uncertainty yet exists as to whether a
revival Of the war finance corporation will solve
the problem. The cooperation of the Treasury
is necessary. and this will be reluctant for the
next sixty days, as Mr.. Houston is fatty opposed
to the scheme and it was largely at his urging
that the president put his foot down on the
measure. How much farther recovery will have
proceeded by the time the administration is
changed in March must be developed, but the
chances are that little if anything will be left for
salvage by the revived board. Business has so
far weathered the storm much better than many