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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
Her Old Skirt
Dyed to Make
Baby a Coat

Each package Of Diamond Dyes
contains directions so simple any
woman can dye or tint her old, worn.
faded things new. Even II she has
never dyed before. she can put a new,
rich color into shabby skirts. dresses,
waists, coats, stockings, sweaters, cov-
erings, draperies, hangings, every
thing. Buy Diamond Dycs-no other
kind then perfect homo dyeing Is
guaranteed. Just tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
| is wool or silk or whether it is linen,
cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes
never streak, spot, fade, or run.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved and per-
mith issued ht the building inspectors n
Office for tho following projects:
McCaulicy street. hoa: Martha G.
Stma, owner, Fred skipper builder.
galvanised iron building, $50.
Market street. 2sss: NJ. 1Iopewell,
owner r.. Nutter, build 3; alteration,
st2h.
Fourth street, Gao West. Harry
kreuger, owner. l.. w. Waller, build
er, alteration. $50.
Walnut street. eo6-6oS: Or. J. Dem
mis-. owner and builder; brick chimney
sea.
Fourth street, a0i-3 West; Size and
Fine. owners. Moses Fine, builder;
aciltions. $500.
Fifth avenue. 2o5; Mary Costello
owner and builder; addition. S2s5.
Van Buren, street. 250G North: Wal
ter II ardon, owner and builder; al
tcration. 5000.
Broomc street. between Banning
and Elizabeth streets; Liberty Hous-
ing Co. owner and builder, retaining
wall, $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
GREAT SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION PLANNED
Workers From Every State IN
Union and Canada to Gather
IN Kansas City.

AnstaAlMAlty i.Gffepa sunday
Nph4al ,slHepta and teachers and la.-
uss $40 puplls ia the United Stat's- and
tauada ale alfuliN planning for their
stlraAtea a. ihp sl>teonth intvrnatlanai
SUNDAY Nehuol Association convention
in he held va Convention Hail. KAN
saH 1il, Nlfsnnfl juno - 90 ~ 1922.
rho exscutlNr u.prelarN. pr Marion
Lawrence lor over 20 wears secretary
ul iht association. ia dvNotlng his en-
Vito tlns iu setting up and pcrtectlng
thH arrangements for what Va expected
is hp tho greatest and most eiguin-
can't sunday seheel gatherlng ever
hsh
Ahoui 5000 ufnc'al Delegates from 5a
State SUNDAY Schoel Associations In
fAU tnurt Niatea and the . Provincial
sunday aphNui Associations Ia Canada
Afa expected 10 he present. Even at
lhla aafN date q has been necessary
ia Naai iho number ~ delegates that
eieh state Sind Provincial Association
tsn aDnd a. one iNf every i,oon sunday
tthool memhers actually enrolled.
Unusual algninanca "a attached 20
ihlH Sixteenth international Susday
athael Convention due Ca tho fact
that lf Is ihe nfst time in the history
~ SUNDAY school work that all of the
National and International forces have
tln united in their work
The convention NiN not be ono of
HNprlhta only. NNptrts ~ National and
International fame VIII hc heard but
H tNNf dtfahi0 amount 81 time viii bo
eiNfh Ca institute work hy groups
fhnfo Win also hc conferences uf those
Nhp nrpntro the lesson systems. thos,
Nha write the hvlps Cor the Sunda,
alhpoi loel,na. aud the publishers o.
irHanH hplna and dtalers Ia SUNDAY
Hehoul supplies.
il Is planned that there shall be ar
Association Day Service" Ia an ~ ths
sunday schools ~ the T. ntincnt OF
Convention sunday. june gb.
Professor III. Augustine smith ol
Boston University viii hc IN charg,
ul iho music, Arthur 4. steven of th,
Methodist HOok Concern New Norl
tNN, vii prepare and direct a great
fNhlhlt Of sunday school helps. sup.
pia and activities.
A memorial service viii be held foi
sunday school leaders of the unites
States aud Canada who have die,
since lho lnHt convention which wa.
heli in Buffalo. New York. june Il
o. 'a 1918.
HpNeml rccoenitlon wiz he given {,
lnu sUldcn anniversary of the int o
dagtloH al thr uniform lcssous. whicl
iliat made possible a general syaiomat
ie study nf the Bible. There viii ais,
Do golchratlou uf the mcrElng q
initftsis ~ the International Associa
uou and Gao sunday school Counc.
II Evangelical Denominations. Mon
day nlsht June 26 win be devoted 4
fht special session on Christian stow
aflship Win speakers of national rep
uiAt|on, while the last session of N
convention viii A. devoted 20 a grea
spiritual message and tao emphasis O
tfanNelAm.
The Baltimore Hotel. kansas Cts
Missouri Will be Convention Head
quarters.
nelsAAtos are limited % state an
Provincial sunday School Association
en the haais of one 60 every 4.0oO .
SUNDAY school enrolment. The tenta
uto quota OF delogates gives Dclawar
"a,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

william f gchhart d well known
resident ~ New Castle. bci fCherTN
fifsol. h0 taa maug frisnda here.
fiain0t
"a ann surely qualified e. toli ~ the
wonderful merit Wf Plant juice f9r
after auHeflna ief q number ui years
with ms stomach with no appetite. 81
has fpHlufpd ut 90 perfect heaithi I
tgnH Hlau relieved uf q severe ease ol
nrlHilea AID uN % my joints were stir
and aunei my klunplH were affected
nnd ! uAH rmai ilpHiUd ail the time.
pinnl iuifo pui mo Deb fue shape. az
alsn mS wife. who bad bad stomach
lfaublol ahp Nna hianted with gas.
had ua appetite nun u.id DOT sleep a.
nlrNi ~ hrf nrFNuat Hyaiem was in a
f.lfitlN condition. Plant juice fld her
ntaiem az worms. which must have
haeH ihs cause ~ hef troubles She
NNw haa & Auf nnlirNie. is not eUnati-
lhtsA unH Nrl nerves Hrf in nur cone
ultloN - ilHf lh0 n ablN i0 aleep the
nluhi uhfuuhN Mf lNp boys were run
au,su aua auNtnici thpl circulation
Nas luuf nnd ihfs hnl n0 appetite tor
ihtlf usala. i 5. uafhlnF short ~ mar.
tsloHs lha vaI ihrt Hfo bcns built up
hs flaHi tuiffi lhff hafU good appa.
lllsa ana alstn Neli Wt nil loln in
NaaleIuH llant dul0e and ula only COO
slaa in iei lhf Nnhllr hunw what h has
nNNN fll uuf family
f4ant luirt Do aud u Wilmington
A. iA. atN0l nfNH Nluft fHa eos Mar.
fsi eiistt lN NeN castle Ny y Chai.
lsnasi a NNf H hppuUFl m N Al
White ~ NtNAih - W A.. brown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
Seeks Damages For Fall.

Judge Herbert l.. Rice. in the Court
of Common Pleas. Wednesday after
noon. heard testimony and reserved
decision In the case of Mrs. Mary Mof-
iitt against the Couvas candy store
The plaintiff asked for $1,000 damages
FOR personal injuries alleged 10 have
been sustained by falling down stair.
way at the defendants place of bust.
ness. Z. Warren Green represented
tho plaintiff and James III. Hughes. Jr
the defendant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

sion whatever. shall be fined not more
Ia ten thol.s sand dollars and imprls-
oned not more than two years; ana
shall moreover. thereafter. be ncap-
able of holding any Office OF honor,
trust or profit under the Government
of the United states"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
LOCAL man NOW
PRAISES MEDICINE
Claims Plant Juice Has Entirely Re.
stored llis Health After >uf-
fcring tor Years.

SCORES % testimonials are received
daily from local people. telling ~
fhf great benefits they have received
ffHm the use az Plant Juice.
uun uf the latest ia that % AIR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28
Reserves Decision in Auto Accident.

Judge Herbert l.. Rice, In tho Court
OF Common Pleas, yesterday, heard
testimony and reserved decision In
the case OF James Scott against
Charles Mlllard. The plaintiff sued for
s4s5 damages, alleged to have beer
sustained In an automobile collision
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

Aast a minute q your time % ter
anepo people what yoa want Every
ENpning Classified ads 40 the rest.--
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-28

Daily advertising produces more
average daily answers than does
spasmodic or occasional advertising.
tiser.---Adv!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

SUDAN grass seed extra fancy recleaned.
In new burlsp bags, about i2O lbs. 20
Okla.
PoNDERosA tomato plants phono Usage
6og6 isl5 W Archer
MILLIONS OF garden plants ready. Cab
bage, Leading varieties, tomatoes Stone
McGec Jure, Acme Tree, 500, 81. 1000
ilSO; Millions bermuda onions 1000 g.
sweet potato plants, yellow Yam varieties
ready now, 900. $3.50. 1000, $3.50; salts.
faction guarantcedS prompt service. Lind
Plant Farms. CotullH, TcNaa,
FINE stock tomato ana sweet potato
plants all leading varieties ready i'm
25o. i5.SO per icoo, Bermuda onion lon and md
cabbage plants, 800 per 400; $500 per
1000, parcel post prepaid. Waugh Plant
Farm, Waco, Texas, Route =,
APPLE, peach. pesr, plum, chcrry. berry,
plants, grape vines aud ornamentsls
all Oklahoma grown; write us what you
need and receive our SO page oatsiog.
and prices for stock delivered to you.
Jim Parker, Nurseryman. Tecumsch.
okla, -------.-----
wEARING APPAREL o,
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second
hand clothing, shoes, trunks and hand
bags. Osage 6s27.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems second
hand clothing, shoes and hats. Phone
clothing shoes hsIs, etc. Phone Usage
tlib.
sPIRELLA CoRsETs made to measure,
Mrs. =, w Lucas. Usage s4sl.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second.hand
clothing, shoes and hats. Phone 7i46.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems second.
hand elothing, shoes and hats. Phone
Usage 00bs.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second hand
clothing shoes, hats, etc. Usage .7?S
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE 6s
HARVARD CLASSICS. five-to shelf
Gt books very reasonable. Osage 5et5.Jy
FOR SALE Brand new auto knktnE ma
chine, never been used also 10 pounds
81 yarn. Call Usage 1895.
TOBS', O--HentuCky home grown to-
bacco' Smohns, 10 pounds, $50; 20
70 pounds $500, Chester Morris, agent.
LNnnyille, NY.
NY DAISY Dixie queen by =, Roy Hoy-
on sale at barrow Music Store. $40 =.
Main, COPY 30c.
CONFECTIONERY OUTFIT consisting IL
20-ioot fountain, cigar and tobacco wail
case confectionery shelving, candy cases.
tahi1a ehalis' eSroonator' mirror walns.
the most elaborate outfits In Texas. to
| anyone desiring to open high class con-
| feCtiunery or improve their present place
/ can offer unusual proposition In price
| ana terms, must be moved In so days.
Write or wire Grosman Fountain com
panyf Dallas, Texas.
| CASH REGIsTERs-W sell, rent. repair
| and exchange 22 W. First. Phone
| Cedar SOC.
| TIRES--Ne repair them in our own shop.
New and uucalled FOR tires and tubes
! foT sale al cost. Western Tire shop, 1904
! = Main 81.
WE sell buy. rent or eIcnRnge fixtures
| show cases, desks, registers, stools,
1 writer's. safes, coffee urns, scales, vacuum
y cleaners. etc. Cedar SOC. 22 W. First,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

Three minutes walk from downtoWn'
Rent $3.50 up unfurnished: rent includes
heat. light. gas ana water; references re-
CURED.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05
SPRING ER APARTMENTS
"Oklshoma's efincst,'

BE freo from cares. cold and fire.
Fiyc.rooA. efficiency; oil burners, in'n'
orators, At0rage rooms. running well va
ter. sound proof.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

rot Hrn. o.. Iois Room ana bustd tot
two men $40 per wo"t
ROOM AND BOARD Tor three young gen.
frw'u. close bon 'al rHHAn it'N 7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05
FINANCIAL


hfNi ~ " v 'N'' - ,-.4.--''
FOR sALE-suue good mortgage notes
500 month against good car WI"
discount Call OssEe 2sl3 .
I 900 PRIVATE MONEY 80 loan On im-
proved Tulsa renl estate. J. y. Jeh-
rIbgs 8ob Mayo mag.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05
BOARD AND ROOMS

bOAHD AND HtJOMS
ROOMS foh RbNr ftHNisHbD ~
ShNENTH, W. 10. Ntceiy futnEhed
room refcrenccs requircd. Oaare tfbt.
ELENENIn ". sii--rof rent sleeping
room. convenient to- bath south cs.
posnrs . osaE' titp
LAHuE sLEEpiNd ROOM for un" r'u.
teman m private family. 4uIet. very
close in. tedar Oh.
duTHRiE. y. Ub-sicep.rs ror,b nI
JOINING ivug room. HuItHble Jon couple.
psaEo b9ht
FOR KlNI ty.pt sI,,rIUy t..r r.,..
fufnisbed close lp. al ,Gt.f s,.
NINTH F- sa .u,fn,l .,..,rs f,.l, want.
roomDste f.r sI.eni.r r.,'t and .t
tins room. boat of fsier.nesa given Danr.
lhGs
,.....,.
htNNLf 'll N'r, south i'uIt"''
80, ''',.''
~, '"ih' i,N, '"','.. .''H,tn''' "'''
ron MINI -l'rp.HE ". h. close 900 s"''
''Ai''N. 'A"t' ''''
INN1E SlLtING HpUM w.fu ,hfs.
south Window 1oWulo buaUmrutH.
lli'h "nd '"u'drr apartment
busloN ~. it-o ,ooi souibrasl '0uu
'ssE' .'1e
tliEtEhEl D. 900. Sleeping rvuu HI
Joining nstr prtHfc homo fDr gentle.
men. -..... .....
picNsunt south room. fronts uu porch.
'stE" otf
pENNER. r. ar ,lane Iu afr,p.nu ruuuI
suuihsest ssposufr. gentlemen preferred
with ktchsn prIyuor,s in modern
home. ~ rrt Uc"h patgn iits
BESNFp Yot. Lam. ri,oIv p,tpI.b.b
tooin wth us. of living room boo pri,,ta
home, waIFing distance. frst class issI.
urupe dIftI,t. s. per w,rh Tor two, 80 fJr
one. ruuur DrHKe ltab.
ron IuENr. -ir.p,ug ,..,. B., r,,,.,,
home modern ana walking distance.
s. per weok cedar ill
DENVER E.. as .Lntro front routuessi
room. single bed fnr one Young man Iu
large room with one other. reasonable.
HnnJ f,, f,y- et,t. ,i,,.,tfy t.,,.gU..t
d, ot.t 100. SIN ,,,t,. ,.,,..t.. .,.t
~" w" '''' WV, I"''"' '''".' "'
,,,,. w. 49, ,,s''"E "'"'' "'"''
...,,..,.,,
'puHEh room. wei furnished weil ven
..,u'ssie aalo'n,9E p"'n' r,,,n,g 'sh,.
ho,ba south 81 Cosden bidr' IsIv or
,,,tpie rrsfrTr,J os.,., gefa
I,ESVE.u- ,5I,.-i.,.. ,....,,, ,--- ,-,.
tbrse vopng ,ns, ns, y, bsti '''" '''
g'""N '"'"' n''' W. ""'"
ipr ro,r, an, ,,,,.Nd n, ,.l,,,. 'rD'm ,,.l,t
suI,sbi t,r -, '', ,.,.'," 80. ,., o.,
s,r,ttn pbnr. gs.,a osa" '''' ''' UT"
RON pL.,,r .,......,-. -,
irc rs,b o'.sS ee '"'''''' CONNECT
s,-t,-,1t, ~
Madtaon. ''' '
ItuNts,tsn ,{,,,5N ,,n,,.,,,,g ,.,,
eight wlndovs, dc.trnti" for Eel "nI
plov.d Litch,p ,,igii,g"s n,.s. ia
,yASf,s6 s.,.a -, ,,,,
mate bOa n Detroit 'nii Tor T. 4 n
rnu ut.,r ,,.,.,-. '.i-..,,. 49,. IL.
Inn yoo,u C,oi giSsn "1",ntt,.nsit
iatge. very reasonable TO desirable people.
~ =. seventh 81
,,c,, ntn. ,'tra,,.s ~, -. "'.'i..,,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05
SEEDS, PLANTS, FERTILIZERS as

SUDAN grass seed. extra fancy recleaned
In new burlsp bags, about 100 lbs TO
bag, &c per pound. Tulsa County Farm
ers' Coop Co, county fair grounds Tulsa
Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

on LANDS NNn LEASES li-A
WI HAVE extended amount uf leases
nl over the county Hud farms for sal"
DaaRe N2Ci. sun Realty 60. 8nA s.. Main,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

WANTED Plain SOWING. house dresses.
aprons. uhIrfwtar rf,. Hats fotuads
frames made Hud covered. Reasonable.
A. .tlt o. IFth *i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

TWO-ROOM kTTCHENEIIE a .rcss.
apartment. all modern cotNrL.,,,,'arts
partly furnished. Al Esther apa''''
..rn.r G.y.rth ,'hpNtuTU.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

VIII sdI o.sIxtooruth interest in lb0
t,feH including vol which VIII .-
druIod ct once. fur $500 Production On
tHr,r sides Phone p-pE, s-sv or Dsaso
EHl4 fur appointment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05


aprons. unIcfvear ctc Hats rcuade.
frames u,d. Hni covered. Reasonable.
A. .tIt o. HIrth st
ron sATurACrioV ANp sAFErf
pevtNA Ttii.oG AND. FuH guop
MiHs q wALKEh MppiSrE.
isferst plant - p'eaung. fepieating nom.
sutcbing p.uNnE button coVorluR aud
button ho..s 800 D., a,n, TesL Nal gf.
isiS. Rooms 8si - hrd no1r Robin.
,on Riag rhlrd and Matu streets
ALL KINDS of r.eluE ana alterations.
w0rf guarHntr'i. t'Hre f9ot
Mrs ItHD Wu dp your hemHtlt,ntrE
and WnrH tul'en'"'d. lll y q Me n
IhILDHED sII.s ,oats bnd utrss's. olu.
NOR au1 evening gowns. Phone g., tar
nrAIINo ANn ~, MnINo 81
CALL b. ~ HOAInIuitr
TuE opES suOP ~ MnER
for plumbing steam. Eas ftilng and re-
pair work rh"ne OsaEo ss12.
MoviNU ANr -IoHAoE 80
orr utH low pu,es oh on reId trucking
rrohs county moving Grating packing
and storage. tl'bols Transfer storage
go. rtouo OsHge ii7-lls
rAINIiNG AND DE,uhATiNG 40
4. r uOuGI rapcf hanging ana paint.
ing t's.ieue" " N. hos'dai'. Phone
. o. kiutY
Union u1pfr hanger uud painter work
s.s,soi..,4 ,,,, 20, Ask i'' s'mp'e'' prices I'w'
DrLs WIOp
Painter ana paper hanger. wants your
woriN Courteous. falt treatment Cedar
, q MtTDuELt. painting. puperhnnRing
auf DslHotnininr Ihou" Cedar lN'N
pNINTtHB nhu VspDfhHhEuE prices
risut Geo. carroll Ph"uo osaHc eiNi.
FDu tIHHI CLfSa oonicut WORK. caII
q. W. Mlier. c"der l2'2
GUARANTY Rootng 60 Asbestos Root
coating rcd and >gr"cn. Phone Usage
$3.50.
pAtN1GS8 and paperhanEing Tho one
place in tulsa whete you Eri y day
WORK FOR "a days pay ". Htafkel stS
y Nanthua Dssse 2ss2.
ROOMS vAPENBb
Including paper, fpf " and up. ffouse
decorating 90 hll itH branrhcH, estimates
theerfuliy given, all work guaranteed.
w. a. Sutherland GiG W. Third Oaase
t3iI
rAILORING AND rREssiNU 80
FASHION TAtLORs. southcaHt conner
second and Main. Phone ossHo b0to.
Mak, good clothes 20 order FOR ladies
amt gentlemen, clean. ptgHs, r'lino and
Teflt garments Tor ladies ana gentlemen
satisfaction guaranteed, lowest prices. No
hot CIR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05

LET US PLACE your money on Tulse
real estate first muttgegos 10 per cent
interest. S " Bell Realty CO.. oil bah-
ids nag cedar lls2. .-.........-.
WASTED-A loan $4,000. on" year. 10
per cent ny growing manutscluflnF
concern. Al personal Or collateral Hscur-
ity. Box 4t-C. care world
WANT. WHITE man aud wife Tor worh
Daagc 1055
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05
EMPLOYMENT


HE A bLTE' TIVE Excellent opportuu-
tty good nay travel, Writo q. ~. Lud
wiE. s8t Weato"or Hldg, kansa city, Mo.
HAVE YOU noticed tho rsdtr.i1h ~ cor
high class home. made candy l' wneN
ana Bunto hoN chocolates, broadway
Confectionery. tol E. Third.
GUARANTEE employment. all kinds help
ana work io7 E. Second, Osase s,at.
WANTED Shoe salesman. young man.
uturt bo experienced. none other need
hpuiy. como we'll recommended DuHrau-
too shoe store.
MANTEH. Foreman tor street Etnding.
Apply standard Paving CO.. n. Boston
and Katy tracks.
HAVE BCsiNEsS pRpPOSiripN Tor man
with auto, good chance 10 mako money,
call 1908 E. Third st from to ~ noon
or after y. m.
WANTED First class painter ana paper
hanger. can Gl7 n, Hostnu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-05
Our Used Pianos Have
Been Creating a Ire
mendous Interest,"

SIS sends piano TO your home; IS
to $40 a month pays for IT, These
pianos have not had their cases re-
finished. but they are In the very
finest condition musically.
Just hear this Wing & Sons; try It's
action. You will hardly believe IT, at
only $i35; or hear the big, full tone
of the II. =. Nelson in the mahogany
at seas: the story and Clark in the
Agalnut case b. a very fine tone and
action that will surprise YOU, Mt only
S2l5. IL you want "a slightly used
piano. bv all means see tho beautiful
mahogany j. & G.. Fischer at $410.
II is as good as new: t25 sends II
home, $40 month pays. Also II YOU
want n grand piano, see tho little
Brambach. smallest grand on the
market; only SG95 $50 down, $50
a month pays.
All these and many others. fine
values. something new, always with
economy for the public. We do not
pay commissions ana we arc one
price Cali or write today.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1921-04-28

are not buying to increase their
herds
General weakness and uncertainty
haracterized the butter market on
the Pacific Coast during March. the
report said. This condition was due
largely to increased receipts and a
diminution of local and eastern de-
mand which forced dealers to make
price concessions in order to dis
pose of current product, as the stor-
age season in the district is still q
month away. Toward the end of the
month the situation was relieved by
resumption of eastern demand
Lumber Production Up.
March production of lumber, 23S,-
234, 600 feet, according 10 reports
from the four lumber associations
in the district, was 35,264,o00 feet
greater than the February cut In
the corresponding four weeks OF
March, 1920, the cut was 8,679,-
396 feet. Although this increase
is partly seasonal, the report as
serted, it represents continuance Of
the gradual recovery of the lumber
industry which has been in pro-
gress since early in February.
Reports from fifteen mines, indi-
cate a small increase in the pro-
duction CT gold, silver and lead and
decrease i'll copper.
Business failures during the
month increased in number and la
bilities as compared with February
and with March of 1920. Thelt
were 165 failures reported in March
with liabilities amounting to 49,
046,691
Bank clearings during March il
the twenty reporting cities were l.
per cent less than last March, which
in view of the decrease in prices il
dicates approximately the same
amount of business activity.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1921-04-28
FOUR MEMORIALS
ADOPTED BY The
SENATORS TODAY
One House Bill Is Also Passed
AT the Senates Fore
noon Session.

One House bill ana four memo.
rails from the House passed the
Senate at the forenoon session to-
day.
H. B. No 90 relative 20 branding
Of RENDERS and other animals, was
unanimously passed after an amend
ment to include "sheep, swine and
goats" was adopted and passed.
House Joint Memorial No q, that
the Geodetic Survey do more exten.
live work in Alaska aud also erect
d lighthouse at Cape Spencer, was
passed without a dissenting vote.
II. j. NJ. No. II, relative to as
sessment work being done on one
claim OF d group for the entire
group, was unanimously passed.
II. J. NJ No. 20, for an appropri-
alton of $4,000 by the Federal gov
eminent for water power site inves-
legations in Alaska, was also passed
unanimously.
The fourth memorial, II. j. NJ. No.
%, relative to a survey in Alaska Of
wood pulp and that a reconnais-
sauee be made, slipped across
easily.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1921-04-28
JOHN PETTiCOATS" WITH
BILL HART In TITLE ROLE

William S. Hart is a firm believer
in the value of contrasts in motion
picture production. Also, he is de-
termined that William S. Hart shall
be known as something more than
"two-gun man" who can do only
strictly Western roles. Those are
TWO of the reasons why John Petit
coats" his newest Paramount Art
craft picture, supervised by Thomas
II. Ince, which is coming to the Lib
erty theatre onight. is different in
its story and mood from Wagon
Tracks" his previous release. The
latter is a tale of the historic Sante
Fe trail, said to be dramatic and
touched with tragedy.
In John Petticoats,' on the other
hand, Mr.. Hart starts as a rough
lumberjack, but is suddenly thrown
by his inheritance of a modiste's
shop into the fashionable life of
New Orleans. The result is a pic
ture claimed to be rich in comedy,
though not lacking in the alleged
big dramatic situations that are in
separable from Hart production.
The cast supporting the star in
cludes Winnifred Westover as lead
ing woman. The picture was direct
ed by Mr.. Hart and Lambert Hillyer
G. Gardner Sullivan wrote the story