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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15

Wednesday preparing for what they
believe VIII be the banner county
fair In the history Of the county.
stock entries have already cx-
cocded the capacity Of the buildings
and temporary building and tents
are being erected Lewis avenue
leading to the grounds is Oile1
which lnsurcs splendid highway
by the time the fair opens. Jitney
service has already bccn installed
between the business section and
grounds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15
REsUMlNG TEMPLE EVENTS
Activities Of Various Euncetions
Take Up Regular Program

Take Up Regular Program
Regular sabbath evening services
will be resumed at Temple Israel,
Fourteenth and Cheyenne, Friday
evening. September 16, at o'clock,
Rabbi Late viii preach and the
Temple choir, under the direction OF
Mrs. Latz. viii sing the sabbath
evening service, The public is cor
daily invited.
The Temple religious school will
be organized for the coming year on
Saturday morning. All children OF
five years aud under who expect 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15

Chinese government engineers
have made successful flights with n
senplanc OF native design and ma
terial driven by an American en-
Rine,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15

Permanent waving, the now way
with oil. Vogue Marlnello, SEA
South Main.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15

YOU
DID
1T!
3 We hear a great deal
about co-operation-co-
q operation of parents and
n teachers, cooperation of
3 church and society, CO.
operation in business,
etc. A most forcible il
lustration of the fruits of
cooperation is brought
to light in the wonderful
cooperation Of the pub
3 lie with that of Traders
\ No. A in the Buick build
] ing attSecond and Boul-
der.<ne response to their
n invitation Ito make this
n your store" has resulted
in a permanent mutual
\ benefit. The large vol
ume of business given
this store has enabled
n them to serve you better
than ever before. Their
turnover has made it
4 possible for them to con-
tinue to give you the
benefit of many of the
low prices that were so
much appreciated during
the cent expansion
b sale. You did il.
You made the finest store
in the state with the
lowest prices. lean,
easily accessible, with
good parking space,
commodious, PIT o W n,
yet out of the congested
district, and out of the
high rent district. Your
dividends are ready for
you in the prices on Good
Goods that you have
helped us make possible
IA business cooperation
Il that is worth while. 1t
has paid you to make this
lib your store.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15
Chiffon Silk Velvet

Exquisite chiffon velvet OF select quality with hig
lustrous finish for lovely dresses, suits and wrap
black and many colors; 40 inches p
nd ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15
Very Desirable NeaU Silks
Silk Duvetyne

Beautiful duvetyne with its soft rich. silky surfac
shown in unusual color assortment; for fine dresse
skirts, vestngs hats and wraps 3S to 40 inches M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15
Splendid Dress Trunks-17.50

4o-inch dress tray trunk three ply Eastwood
structlon and covered with hard fiber. Has good
lock and draw bolt fastening. A splendd trunk at
an attractvely reasonable price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15
Other Chiffon Silk Velvet

= splendid quality and less expensive than above
chiffon velvet at price that makes it extra fin
value for the quality and worth all there SO nche
wide; in black, navy. brown, taupe and gray. "A M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15
Women's Fitted Travelling Cases,
Complete-36.O 90 and up

Handsome travelling fine, long grain cow
hide over Eastwood box. Lined with good, heavy
silk; double lock. Fitted with choice quality Paris,"a
ivory toilet articles and excellent values for the
nominal prices,
Fifth Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15
Trimming Velvet

Unusually fine silk veJets in chiffon paon and
straight pile finishes all the desirable shades
and black; IS inches wide. u M
seeon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-15
is-inch Heavy Cowhide Hand Bags--15.75

fun leather lined extra heavy, durable hand bag
good looking and at the same time built for long
hard service and satisfactory wear; splenddy made
OF full stock cowhide with solid brass claw catches;
hand sewed frame.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Der GOntOrbia. Stride.


8os, uno mann immer Die Srolt.
Ell bon Der Goncoroia-Gir1 etmos
peronltalten, lit gut, Ioear lebr gut.
90 mar aud oas am Is. uno 16. 3.
SO. abge1aItene Cafeteria Supper
nit 8a5or lebr idon. 9err @riebel,
unier alter 6reuno, iino feline INNER
freunolide @emobIin, bntten Die &o-
pclle prohtpoa nit 8lumen uno
8abnen oeforiert urio bic 5t1noe lebr
ldon abgepubt. Der Gbiden-S dlot
un6 Der &ortoffelialat mar oltsge-
5eidnet, felbitgebodener &uden utl0
|GonoD fnnoen reiBenoen 4biab. SUM
ge Wdbden un0 5rauen paren be-
l61ftigt, Inn ale Die i60nen Soden,
melhe man an ben St1noen batte, all
perfanfen. Iaes fono ihne1en Abs
lab. eSunge Ndoden beriiidten ibr
Slid bel W1nnern uno 6rauen, I'M
redt piele 2ooie 81 perfnufen; man
fonnte ihone Yuppen, 9edhen uno
olles moelide gepinnen, uno wenn
man bon alien genue bate, fonnte
man iid nod nit ieinen Treunoen
Elm Stiin6hen geipiitlid unterbaIten.
God oas ihonite BON aIlem lit, eS
mar Elm GROCER GrfoIg. Mud unie-
re lieben, fleinen Ginoer in Der al
ten Seimot meroen BON ben goncor.
oia-air1e Srnuen nidt ~pergeiien.
8ouline 8oltber.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

moBregeln mie i'm lesten 6riibiobr
erfolgen, oieics Mal aber nit einem
enogiiltigen 8ru6 5piiden @nglanO
uno 5ranfreid. IS ideint, als menn
es ID fommen miro. 0b niht fir
eine iol6e Sage Sranfreid fem gro,
BeS Seer bereit bdlt, I'M auf etgene
5altlt meiteres, oeltti6es @ebiet gu
beleben2
IS giebt nod INNER 2eute, oie Der
amerifaniiden Gegierung oen 8or.
iAlag MAIDEN, ite moge Srnnfrei1 Die
3uii6erung eeben, baB tie i'm Sole
zines neuen Grieges Sronfreids nit
0eitidlano, bic Sron3oien u~nterItiis-
Ell meroe. 0ieie 2eute pergeilen gar8,
bob mir i'm Srieben nit Deutid-
lono leben, onB Die &egierurg llll-
mogli6 cine iolde @rfl1rung abge-
ben fann nun, naboem einmaI Der
5rieoe enogiiltig interchangeable lit.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
General. gOitmeiiters seitsemake
Mahnnna.

lin Storungen I'M @erlano BON
8oitiaden beionoerS m1breno ser
5eiertagsiaiion 81 bermeioen, EN-.
pfieblf 0os General. Boltomt bierieIbit
&arten un0 2uberts niht rnter 2A
bel a Boil 81 bermenOen, rno 5ipor
lpegen ~folgenoen Entiohen: 8eil bic
Goreiie 0urh oie Gntmertung Der
Wtorfe unleierlid gcmadt miro, neil
Tie al fIein iino. i'm ourh ben Ioge.
nannten nmihlae.Giih 5n laufen,
neil Die @ntpertilng Der sMorfen
mebr 3eit in Anipruh nimmt, neil
oos S~ortieren ber6ogert uno meiI
iol6e fleine Boltiaden nidt ii6er 5ii-
lammengeihniirt ullo in 5olee Def.
len berIoren geben fonnen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25


lperoen ioute. ODER NIT Der 3umen.
oltng bon miI0en @nben on iolhe
Bobltotigfeits llnternebmungen, Die
oaS S~iebestperf i'm @roBen b~etreiben.
Gin enaIiider General propbe.
5eit, Dab Der nddite groBe arieg in
flint Sobren Iosbreden ipirO. Sat
Der gritc aber 3utrouen in Die 8bra.
len, Die in oieien Sasen uno 8ohen
ouf Der 4briiitungs .&onfereno ge.
oredieIt iueroen. @onoe flint Sabre
ioa Der 8eltfrieoen oouern2 Das
gloubt ia fem abriiltler, nno ouBer.
Dem liegt beute nod Die gauge 8elt
i'm &riege.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Gleine MoGri6ten
fir Srennbe Der uIteu Seimat.

Barron bon Sbermonn, Deutlher
8otI6oftsrot, lit in 8aibington nr-
gefommen. Sn Nep Yorf ion er
oie gang ridtiee 8emerfung gemoht
baben. ooB 0ertidIanO abioIut un-
miIitoriltiid lei unfGbig, in ben
nGditen Sabr8ebnten,. einen &rieg
mie0er nuf3unebmen.
-Nmerifonifhe GoniuInte iino in
| DeutihIano in 0ieien Tagen mieoer
ge6ffnet tuor0en. Mls @enerdItonlrI
fnngiert 8iaiom Coffin, Der iett Sen
Sponiern Die amerifaniide 8ertret-
ltung obnimmt. Mmeriforiihe &on-
iulote eriItieren augenblidlih in Ser
lin, Miinden Somburg, 5ronffurt,
Dresden, 2eipaig, S~tuttgart 8re.
men, &obIenS, &oIn Stettin, 8res.
lait uno 9onigsberg.
Der oerti1e &oiier ion ous
SoI3idgen eigener $nn0 iest leio iein
tro cine Dompfl6ge ein9eridtet bn.
ben. 9as S1gen bringt bel @eI0
elm. Simmer nod 6erleIbe ltnfinr
iiber oer or1len Mnnn in 9oorr.
Soanno bot niht einnlal 8aloer unb
81linie gettiig, Inn @iIbelm nit Sola
0l ~beriorgenl
-Die 02ultige 8itme" borige $50
DIE i'm bieiigen geational-S beater oog
groBe Menlhenmengen an. Sod
immer lit eieie 0perette cine @lnno-
hummer alf Der 9iibne. &ein 8lot
I'M Sbeoter blieb unbeiebt. 8r1ii-
bent Soroing ion Die Sperette aud
beiudt baben.
-Oieie 8o6e miro in 8olbing.
ton i'm uGoaiieum", Neunte StraBe
uno 8enniDlbani1 Gnenue, cine Siib-
ner- uno @efIigeI- Ausitellung Der
anitoItet merDen. &err @ultqb Bud
bol8 bon bier miro iif nit ieinem
arBerit ieltenen neiBen 8far 0a-
ran beteiLigen.
Der 8oliseioireftor @eBforo in
8nibington bat leinen &often a1ifge-
ben miiIIen. Die Sppoiition geger
i'm mar gu itorf. CT mar ieiner
groBenQufgoben, Defenders iest mob.
reno Der IbriiItunesfonferena, pobl
nidt gepadien
Bon ben bei0en, oeutiden Sill.
men, Die porige ISOLDE bier borge-
fibrt muroen, gefiel Der i'm &iolto-
Ebeater (Suogement) mobl am be.
ben. 0ns mar tpirfIide, bobe S1alt-
ipieIfunltl Die engIiihe &onigin.
MarD, nnroe bon Glen &idter feir
geipielt; aud Der ipdnii1e 8otidnf.
ter uno oas iunge, beitodene Arbei.
termd06en, fanoen groBartigeS
Spiel. Ser DIRECTOR M0olf Sdmi0t
acknowledgement i'm &ialto, fiel in
gergleid 8ut greatore, Der Die 8ods
oabor 90 NOR, ettpos ab. CT n6bltl
uenig oramotifhe Muiif. 8oIo 0e.
gri I'M metropolitan Ebeater mar II
Der orientoIiiden Hoae Gone arabi.
on Nigbt) offenbar peniger gut als
in friiberen - rn0 oie Mulif 0a5u
S6ebere5aoe, mar unmogIih.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

0as go farsQo atfe autIester
5reitog enc Ell .ge " ptrng.
Gin ieoel 8etein @1o, mar
%bertreteu mo ons erele oaB iid
5eigte, Itiien eth abea -strlJ &C.
iidert er @eineB
Die Sole piro. ii elen 7fel-
Sain be Jpdu0eit meF9elt osl ,Ht-
menoen JriibEius an oig 9o1H ng
auf 0eut ton0s8iel lResu r.
iinnbiIoIi1eno.
Am @ingang looei i l SaIlo
Elm, uDerer Sdloroi en ~eberbrettl"
81 beiuhen, mo- oeut de @inliler NIT
Den neleiten Shlagerg nT5tptrten,
lro aunltgeniiiie bietei peta sH
Damn fiibrt ser @a r Oos
uWdtn6ner &in0el" hob esa Jlttes
Supper bon Den @0nec0 01mer,
nit 5rau so. @iae an ter spite,
lerDiert miro.
Sn ser groBen Sale peroen DIE
beri6ieoenen St1noe ftll0en leIn.
Der Concord Slu6 Ufr0 nit etnem
GigorrenItano b~erire2n ista. Das
9euti6e &r1n51an afo eIe @oncorota
STRIDE baden oie aHoaf aitsbuoe1t
iibernommen. 0ia 8io11 @lrfe utlo
Die ct. Marp's g%yaaenraretna fueroen
0en ShiirapnffnlfS nerlden. Der
Mannerhor utiA 0ef rim 8aoel
weroen nit einem gEoal ibcrraia-
Ell, an Dem man iiir 7erlges @elo
idone Safen erhaliet tantl. Der
0eutidomerifaptide terltiibungs-
oerein unb ST. seller rperoen cine
orei SUP Gregg q fof9e fir
uStarbing 9a6iea yen Yer
u8erein gopern" n fafen.
itano inter Dem 81rlts as5 germ
Sol3beierlein. 5rau atetlif miro
lpieoer, tpie BEL aHoer Jenbet-
ten, 8Iltmen feilbiaten. Arion
@omen 8erein, mt 64n @trasmte an
aeu4 5nsee s5irS herfaus
Toe
i siu. snm
er 4eHs mao g 8ele.
Qcfi3eif gebea. M un0
ons SeDelt iTis la l6uetl.
5rou sc. 2in5DaH bat zen GanoD.
ltailo, uno 6rau 4s. N1bra1 Den
2imondoenltan0 iibernommen. 4uh
Screen miro es mieoer gum &aufen
geben, uno cine 3igeunerin miro in
Ser3en8angeIegenbeiten Got erteiIen.
Cine Der groBten Mttraftionen miro
Die internationale Yuppenausiteaung
iein. Sir 8mei 8uppen iino 500
geboten fir cine $25, uno fir cine
onoere $40. Cine 8el6reibung Die.
fer 4li8iteaung iport iid Der 8eridt.
e~ritatter fir Die nddlte ISOLDE auf.
g(ae giitigen @aben fonnen BEL
Serrn IS. 9annemallil, 234 Waplq
9(penue, Gafomo 8orf; Srau 90. 8.
&onig, Sbe 5eiparb; Or. Margnrei
@d, AZ Mboms ct. N.@.; ODER i'm
8oibington Sournal abgegeben iuer.
oerL i
@s miro nod cine g~eriammGune
ain 2. DECEMBER i'm Concord 4Iub
obgebalten, 81 Der ale 0eutl1ameri.
faner, Die 9euti1lanos &inoer Dor
geiltigem uno forperlihem l1ntergana
retten modten, gebeten iino, bei3u,
mobnen. Ser 6rieoe lit iebt offent-
lid proflarEert uno Itebt aud ben
3agbafteiten nidts i'm 8eg, ibrem
olten Gaterlanoe 81 belfen.
Cine oeutide Miltter, Srma Hun5e
oe @rabl I6reibt in Der uSodnoht"
(Suli 1921: 9as oeuti6e 8oli
fam, MIR mieoer eritarfen, pern mir
uniere gauge 8erionli6feit einiesen.
Inn unlere &iuoer 8a er8ieben gum
8ertrolten allf Die eigene araft 5ur
&eiligung oes 8iaens, gum @ottes.
glaaben uno our Opferfreuoigfeit.
Ser furdt6are Grieg uno Die fol.
genoen ihperen @ntbebrungSjabrf
moBregeln mie i'm leBten Sriibjobr
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

: aIerbeiIigeu it poriiber, oenfen
mir nun an Die naben 8eibnodten.
Nab DEFENDERS oesboIb, neil jebt nidt
longe mebr NIT Der 8erlenoung BON
u~oblt6tigen @eibno6tsgaben nod
Geutidlono uno Oeiterreid geidiimt
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Dentf6es enpper

4m /. DECEMBER peran1faItet Die gp.
Sreieinisieitstirde i'm 3oroof=2 empeI,
523 46te 5traBe y. g., ibr idbrli6es
Supper; Der preis lit so Gents Der
BeriOn unO fino 6reunoe uno @0nner
einQelaoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

Der Scot baben llnerbortes bon lns
Sausfrauen uno Wiittern, inionoer-
belt bon finoerreiden Somilien, ge-
foroert. 9ie 2ebenseriiten5 bon ben
Erdgern fommenoer@ eIhIedter ltono
ouf Dem Spiele. 0erbenfraft uno
Nerbenenergien lparen bis olfs bod
Ite gelteigert. @ie elm 2idtItrobl mirf-
te Silfe aus Mnerifo ur0 5hmeoen.
2ebensmittel plroen uns in oieier
tranrigen Belt bon omerifoniI9en
5reunoen 5ugeltellt, Die oamit in 10
0anfensDerter -nn0 ermutiqen0er
@eiie CUR 2inoerltng Der uni1gIi6en
Scot Der oeuti6en &in6er beitrugen.
Sd betrodte Dies oils cine iegensrei-
DIE, bobere 5iigung uno bin oanfbor
fir al 0as @ute, oas man ui1s bis
iett ermieien bat. 2eioer fino Die
3eiten uno Ser &Gmpf Inn Die gri-
Iten5 nod ebenio idtper ulto Inn 10
oriidenoer, als &0rper- rno Seelen-
frGfte nidt mebr 10 nie friiber fino
ltno naturgemdB beitdnoig obneb-
men; 6ennoh aber biirfen mir nun
uno nimmer Der3agen; 0enn onS
@ertbonite, mas cine oeltide Mutter
ibren &inoern mitaugeben bat, lit Die
&raft unbeiiegbaren Mutes.
0In MaT&nogAo~&op o~ h;a :aL4
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

NQe Surten friides Jlsiia!
Grite. GnnlitGt, bel
8nebIcrs,
@iggs Narfet, Main 1924,
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

@ebentt Der beuti9en Sinner!
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

MoDnoro Scenes, Ser @erfoiier
0es befannteng udes Economic con-
iequences Of TIE mar" propbe8eit in
ieinen nellelten 4rtifeln OaB Die lin
f1bigfeit 9eutidlano8, feline 5hnl-
ben an Die entente 8u be3ablen, ith
i'm ndditen Sribiabr 0%efinitiD Der
aasitellen meroe. G8 ipiiroen Damn
oieIelben Drobungen uno 8mangs=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE OF
WOMEN VOTERS BUSY
VIII Vote On Amendments To
the By Laws AT Meeting
IL Session Tris
Week

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-12
Catarrh Cannot Be- Cnra,l

M.ta LOCAL APPLICATIONS 4
.aey eAlnos reach TIE seat al tie 6ss-
ease casaErh i 4 local ,fsse.s =.
greatly inslasncad hy eozstEtt,ffs- Z,
conditions. and ia order to rr-a :
snl n1uss take an internal rens,s~
tt@Al Ga;aFrh Medicine s takes IS.
segNasiy and acfs thrn sae Ego.a -
.e tyllgoes surfaces ~ sAe sgsrs~r
ssaais Haiarrh Medicine uas n-@sxrsn.
ea ~ one ~ Fsa best rhyxsss an n sAs.
country tor years. II Is co-nsssaa ~
some Of the best tonics known sa-,.
osnsd with some of the b4sr fson4'
pnF flers. TIE perfect combine atsor 81
ne ingredients In Halls Casar.h Ned.
enc Is ~has psodlcts sues wSnse-tIsl !
results I'm catarrhal con1 tions. Sars
Ter seSttlenisIs- free
Z ! CHENEY & co. Proas.. Tolsd0
All Druggist. 7-c.
Halls Family pills for rnafsrafso "a
WANTEn-ciean. tight cotton AZ
al Leader Otlsce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-12
1 tlsM ORGANIZATIONS
TO Ask LEGISLATION

Washington April THE frss NJ
TIE meetings OF farm ORGANIZATIONS u
s held tais wees 'o frame pnogram
q sssGsl2sion % he asked at congress
~as hela last Might the execu ssye
committee ard state delegations at
tAa Amer .an farm enreau federation
assembling to discuss ssrif. end saNs
{ on extaassoa Of raral credits. racAet
eenral legislation and 0ther matters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-12
FIERY, ITCHY SKIN
QUICKLY SOQTHEO
By THIS SULPHUR

Nerflc.Susphsr, ! pleasant cream
! VII soothe ard heal sSsn that - ~
rstated 81 Ast hen cssf with sessrsa'
that i covered With ugly rash cr
ptmples. ar j. rough e dry. Meta
sng ssshdnes hery skin erwp'lcns So
ausekly. says 4 noted sksa specialist.
The moment shis sulphur efeFsf2.
tom i applied he itching stops and
alter two or three sppise atoms. nc
exsrma ss gcHe and the skin : ce-
lsghsfullv clear and sraooth Salrhes
il 50 precious ~ q skin remedy be-
cause ii destroys the parasites tnst
saus~ the hHrning. itching or dN-
hSwremenf, Meutho-sulphur always
heals exrsra right ur.
A small isr at Mentho-Sulpauf
may se had az any good drug store
- --------
The pegshsae stadium psras
which was j gsft ID saAs 4 Y ~ iae
American saldieTs. i now aadcF con
ssaefAssaa for Use as an arena tor
ha'is ghs ~
--.-.-~~--~-~-~-~------
III china III NJ are NO reaumenfs 20
naheary hcfos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-12

eaa4r Classified ADS Get Resnlss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-12

Tie Royal Canadian navy has AZ
osf.eers aud men. ana 4-as reser1ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-12

ln ChAna IN are NO monuments 10
military hefcs
Evening star., 1921-08-15
AMERICAN AND BRITISH
CHEMISTS TO ASSEMBLE

NEW YORK, August 13.-Americans's
and British chemists will compare
notes and discuss the latest dis
coyeries in the chemical world at a
four days joint meeting of the Amer-1t
ican Chemical Society and the brit,san9
Society of Chemical Industry in New
York beginning September 6. About
4 900 delegates are expected TO attend
The British delegates, who will first
hold joint meetings with the Canadian
branches of the society at Montrealhh
and Toronto, will be officially we'll
coined to America at Niagara Falls
by Gov. Miller. Before coming TO
New York the delegation will visitA6
Buffalo. Syracuse and Albany and in-Gs
spect factories and laboratories in
those cities.
The British chemists will be headed
by Sir William Pope. who was knight 40
ed for his valuable services to thea
empire in the production of mustard
gas in the war against Germany.
other prominent scientists in the
party will include DR.. Louis A. Jordan.
who aided the Italian government in
the manufacture of explosives; Dr.
Andrew McWilliams. one of the best
known steel metallurgists in Eng
land: DIR. Andrew Smith. an interna-
tional authority on explosives, and r
DIR. William Attack, an authority on
dyes. al.
Evening star., 1921-08-15
COLUMBIA WILL OPEN
CLASS IN MOVIE WORK

NEW YORK, August 13.-Columbia
University students are going ION loca :
ton" and will film a reel or two OF
snow stuff this winter as part OF a
new course in the movies, the first of
the kind given in the United States.
There will be studio work as well in
the mechanical end Of the business. with
the production of a photoplay written
by one of the students.
The mysteries Of the newest Of the
arts will be laid bare in the course.
Those who desire to learn continuity
writing and how to keep the action go
ing fast and furious while the audience
learns the captions by heart will be led
by the hand through the mazes of the
what and why of the professional movie
world
The creation of situations and crises
will not be neglected. The logic OF
emotionally satisfactory endings will be
explained. The principles of visual ap
peal, the hurtling custard pie. the
glycerin tears. the closeup, the fade
away, the sure-fire tricks. the entire arr
of arousing and sustaining the spec
tator's interest. will be turned inside
and out and back again for those taking
the course.
For those who have a knowledge OF
the elements Of the movies there Will
be opportunity TO learn the uses OF sym
Observation-Disclosures and everybody $
dramatization of setting and pictorial
composition.
Evening star., 1921-08-15
SOUTH SEA TREASURE
THOUGHT TO BE MYTH

PAPEETE. Tahiti. August H.
Stolen gold plate. ingots and jewels,
believed buried on the South Sea
island of Pinaki. IN the Paumotu
group, near here. evidently have not
been found. as reported some time
ago, according to word received at
Papeete. -
An expedition organized to go to
Pinaki to get the treasure has, after
several weeks away. returned to Pa
peets empty-handed. While there are
reports that the location has been
established and another expedition
with diving apparatus will return to
the island, opinion here is that moth
ing will come of it.
The story of the buried gold was
one of many of its kind. 1t was said
the treasure was stolen half q CEN
tury ago from a Peruvian church,
carried across the Pacific and hidden
on the island. Some years ago. the
reports say. an aged sailor. one OF
the original robbers. made known the
location Of the .valuables just before
he died in Sydney. N. s. w.
Evening star., 1921-08-15
FUTURE DAYS.
THos. J. OWEN & son, ArcT1oSEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURB
AN RESIDENCE NO. 1903 V ST. NV,
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC RIVER
By virtue of a certain deed of trust recorded
in Liber No. 4446. folio 15S. ct seq.. of the
land records of the District Of Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell, at public
auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY.
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID
1921. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following
county of Washington, District OF Columbia
and designated as and being lot in block 6
in Edward r. Cottrell and Jacob P. Clark
trustees, subdivision Of lot 3 and part of
lot in Whitehaven. for the Palisades of the
Potomac Land improvement Company, as per
plat recorded in County Book Z. page %. of the
records Of the office Of the surveyor Of the
Dis %ict of Columbia. Now known for tax
ation purposes as lot in square 1891.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
equal installments, payable in one and two
years. with interest at per centum per an
mum, payable semi annually. from day of SALE
secured by deed of trust upon the property
chaser deposit of $500 will be required at
time OF sale. All conveyancing. recording,
revenue stamps. etc, at cost of purchaser
Terms of sale to be complied with within 80
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost: of defaulting purchaser, after
nve days advertising of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, D. C.
JAMES J. BECKER,
W. SPENCER ARMSTRONG,
d&ds,exSu Trustees.