The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-08
STANDARO KING
ENJOYS MUSIC
John D. Wintering at Or
mond, Fla, Not Prison
er on Vacation
EXPECTS TO REACH 100
Don't Worry, Eat Simply Live
Christian Life and Play Golf,
Richest Mans Rules
rg MILDRED MORRIS

orarvHaH' i5as Inter Ne,' as.glssD
ORNOND. Tn. April John
u Rockefeller plans 90 1.-Two 900
"rho world o. so ml M interest
n man must live long l.fo Orb Eot
If llI" Doc atN.
U.rrH tHa Rockefeller recipe FOR
living go r.pa old ulr.
"U..f WORRY ont simply md
moderately liEr % Christian lifc oud
p"u ruir"
Iv following this regime. hc qly-
hr hopes fp round ont tho century
w.Us
Uc's watching Ford
Tho standard DIl uuruBlC g.
watching tho career of Henry Ford
Mention OF tho automobile max
or who is said 20 have supplartcd
him is tho richoat man IN tho world.
arousog his deep interest.
Hfo expressed admiration FOR the
Detroit mulImiIllounlro
Always keep plenty ~ money ON
hand" ig tho advice tho great on
fnlucicr onco sent tho younger
money king
Tho two most picturesque flnan-
c.al figures in America. Rockefeller
and Ford. have never met
Tho man whose riches have made
him figure legend on two homls-
phcrcs. talks little or money. Wealth
cannot buy happiness. he will tell
you.
Money hrIngs happiness only
when spent uscfullv ana wisely" he
says "Wcolth should be regarded
merely NJ nm instrument ~ mako
tho world better and happier"
Not Prisoner Now.
Tho billion dollar prisoner
Hero IN this beautiful Florida the
"billiun dollar prisoner a. free Of
his prison and radiates frlendllncEs
In the warming sun.
No inaccessible fcnccB ana armed
guards to keep him from the pub
no ~ NJ the great Rockefeller cs-
tato In Tarrytown
Rockefeller. tho Wall street
wolf" tho money king" "cold ana
aloof" Ormond does not know.
10 II on neighborly terms with
John u. Rockefeller. pleasant old
gentleman who works about his
Enrdcn In his shirt sleeves like
Grandpa Smith.
The aged multlmllllonnlre roams
AZ will. lie chats with bell boys, tho
plain as an old shoc--a nice old
man" say tho Ormond folks.
The rich man whose word spell,
might In the financial marts OF tn,
world, takes simple delight in sim
pie things.
Golf. tho birds, the flowers ant
the trees In his yard--those ar,
subjects on which the great JOhr
u. almost wakes garrulous. forget
ting 10 be thrifty of words.
Enjoys Music.
Music Is one OF HIS great pleas
urcs.
During tho scnson the train run.
ming 10 ormond beach stops In
front Of his house.
lie stood In his yard last Monday
afternoon watching tho last OF tn,
seasons trains draw out--n spare
figure with round shoulders. wear.
ing a gray suit and In hls shirt
sleeves
Mask llke--small keen eyes with,
out expresslon--thin lips tightly
drawn. Tho lips 10 thin that tho
mouth sccms merely a slit In Tho
mask.
That Is John y. Rockefoller's fac,
as II appears to you on first glance
The portrait OF the Standard Oi
king painted by the famous sargon
shows the face hawklike. A hawk
You get the impression the por
trait conveys when you meet tho oi
king.
But heres greater plcture--on
conveying the pathos and drama q
old age-Johp ID. Rockefeller as W
saw him tho other night.
An old man IN immaculate clothe
that seemed too large because OF IA
sparsonoss OF his figure. with bon
hands clnsped 10 his knees and dir
eyes peerlng into the distance q
the orchestra played annie Laurie.
The impression OF a hawk II
longer. Tho mask had disappcaro,