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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
Barometer of Public Opinion
\ Tip for General wood.

la that time houored sport uf the south the
BATH" royal T. WIll bc recalled that the lato
cumrrs In the ring usually etfcct a combination
to eliminate the first entrant for the fray before
turning their attention to one another Those
gentlemen who have launched the 1890 cam
nomination for president in, December. 1919,
may rr"ritnby ponder over this custom
York Herald
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
Merits oC the case

Agreements before controversy are admirable,
but compromises after controversy often Involve
sacrifice Of rights Th" public viii b" glad 20
get coat, but 10 also ought to get a decision on
m" merits. which VIII be lacking II a Compro-
misc takes The case. out OF the courts That will
have the look OF usinC the court process In n
prlyi-c Cuutrnyrrs, which IL ur IN not affected
with public interest The public has
oplujou on that ana rejoicing at getting coal
Viii hv mingled with regret n nobody rs pun
ishrd Tor Withholding coal New YORK Timcs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
Jim Mn-t'a Hccn Dreaming.

ration thar he would not be v eandi.
tHfe Tor 'ns presidency w|cHt have
CARRIED more 'hEl - yuy body had
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
'Nuff Sod

President Wilson VIII soon hc able
'p give 1ll he a'.nuon TO affair,
over here, ~ % looks as n they mo-
longer want him Ia conduct affairs
over there Philadelphia Press.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
DailU Biblical Quotation
NIp>rsp,y DECEMBER -. 1919.

,r,st dl,d fnr us that whether We wake or
slorp. w, should lyo together with MN
1hcsr 10
when from the dust OF death rise
Tn take NY mansion In the skioH,
Ftn thou shgil this he all my plea
Jesus hath lived, hath died Tor me
Lord Jesus. receive my spirit--Acts 7.bs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

Tho realtors. accordipg to the news columns
acted like rcai cut-uys at their feed the other
evening But II anybody on earth these days
has right to po,f In a p'cOA'd performance Its
certainly these - Ne realtors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
who'd He Pick-Court Jester?

- AnnuuEio Is willing TO give up
Fiumc. but demands the politicians =
cherished privilege OF naming his
successor Washington star
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

ScnNtOr IIodtc has boon rcrTonohod with
ptivtng politics. Tho truth * he has been too
much statesman and - senator and too little
politician. II" u"glccts opportunities To strip
away prrHidenttnl evaSiuur. suppose the scna
tor should raise and say: "lierc Is what We pro
pose to da and her" Is what We Offer TO do
What du YOU propose to dor The president
would be smoked unf of his dugout. His plea Of
non responsibility would Toe like the kricmhildc
St"llung after tho Nrpnnne5 boys were through
with 20 The pr,sldru. plays politics an the
'ue. politics Of p non elevated type. and as he
has wtn'uyorcd n" cannot complain if his cN-
ample ls catching Sow Work. Tribune
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

The dispatches say tho dstllcrs have ioS'
hope They can arouse lot OF II by turning
loose ~ thc 36.oOo, 900 gallons they are reported
TO have IN storage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

How s the government to get u jury IN the
Nowborry Ford case? The Michtsan citizen who
was not for Newberry was for Ford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24
NHuSba1ldl
= and Il
" Jane Phelps

Mrs Henderson,
NO guess again But II Il
! queer she hasn't called. That night
we had supper with them after the
thoatcr they said they were coming
soon
'Fhct have been away almst eNcr
: since that night | met Bob In the
7trect today. and he asked for OR
'ddr"ss, that's the reason | guessed
ncr"
I'm give sou one miro guess "
| told him after We had dis .ussed
the Iiendersons for few minute-.
give it up, Sue. our acquaint-
anco is limited. and | am sorry II
Is for your sake. who was It?'
vivian Mortonl'
Really he exclaimed. as sur
prised As | could have hoped. THAT
was nice OF her
she invited mo to e. motoring
with her. and then o. lUn hcon and
the matinee, what do you think OF
thul''
4 think my little aifc b. nocom
ing very popular I met tRDdclI
inda, at luncheon tu discuss some
business and ho asked u We were
going fo nc AZ home tomorrow night
and II no wight cali Ho said he
hat very pleasant rccollcCuous ot
YOU
lis he coming 2'
"Ncs. You haven't made any en-
easement have you ."
An Evening Party.
NO ~ course not And Tom
wouldn't It I've nice TO ask Helen and
Walter in for the evening, and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

Toll BykIey has come out fer
nrchibnIun with nulhfyu' inter
prctations. tn hardest thing is {
md a Christmas prescut that looks
d. price
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

Tho r.r on south Main says her latest gentle
u.u r,,nI boasts ~ rho uumh"r of different
ufr.,v of solitaire ne can play Sh" told him
H. ..G.r usN' fhar iu, only KIND mat Interested
U... $50. tu, .rprtt lIHd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-24

Tu.I'r r,N.a' pager. tho oklahoma Trades
Iuur1. H.u'I lh, suappics' Christmas nuWb"r
500. D. $500 r,ru
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07
Says Turkey is Country
OF Great Possibilities

CONsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 4-Tur-
key is rarely pictured as a country
Of business possibilities but rather as
tho traditional home OF graft. poll
tics. massacres and yelled women.
Yet according to Americans OF
some vision who have long been
here or others who have come since
the close OF the war. something may
be done with the Turk and "A lot
with his country i'm the way of agri-
cultural development, in exploiting
marble deposits on the Sea OF Mar
mora. coal on the shoes OF the
Black Sea and in the Heraklee
basin, and copper at Arghana. Ma
den and in the interior mountains
between Diabekhr and Kharput
False Reports.
There has been a vast quantity Of
misinformation circulated about the
value OF Turkish concessions and
members OF the American mission
headed by Cen. Harbord came to the
conclusion that Turkeys greatest
wealth lies in her unirrigated. tree
less soil. that it would be possible
20 make her wealthy if she had hon
est government, irrigation. ard her
mountains and plains covered with
upick- growing cottonwood. Gen.
Hartford, an expert agricultural OBJ
server. believes that the American
cottonwood would change the gaunt
face Of Turkeys mountains and val
leys
Turkeys greatest value. however,
lies i'm her geographical position.
and II is believed that anyone op-
Grating on a large scale from Srnyr-
ma and Constantinople, in particular,
Will have three avenues for trade
extension. one to the Balkans. one
along the Bagdad railway, which
the British now control and are in
vesting i'm heavily pushing its line
beyond Bagdad 10 the oil fields of
Mesopotamia. and on TO the Indian
ocean; and a third avenue into the
Black Sea countries. including south
Russia and the rich Caucasus.
Gives Yanks Advice.
q Bic Ravndal American COM
missioner and CONSUL general in
ConstantinOple, who has served in
Turkey for some 20 years, is i'm
pressed with American oppOrtuni-
ties i'm the Near East He says that
no matter how the Turkish question
be solved by the peace conference.
the result is certain 10 afford suf-
ficent freedom and stability for the
economic development which has
been so long arrested and which
now is on the eve of obeying its mo-
mentum. lie urges American bust
ness men TO "be up and doing so
that the new American merchant
marine may prove not TO have been
built In vain. Mr.. Ravndal also
urges American shipping interests
to consult American consuls and the
American Chamber of Commerce
for the Levant in picking agents for
their steamship lines.
Mr. Rayndal said:
American trade figures in Con-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07
ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE
SPENDS $15,050,202 IN
YEAR OF ITS ACTIVITIES

NEW YORK. Dec @. - EXpcndi-
lures aEgregating S15.G5O.2O2 were
made by tho Rockefeller Founda-
ton during 1915 for the following
PURPOSES and in the following pro
portions. according TO the annual re-
port OF the secretary Edwin r. En-
brec. made public here today:
F'irst-War work. $l11O5.226.
Second-Public health, $1.255.-
900.
Third Medical education and re-
search. So: SOS
Fovrth-< cllancous. S12S.312.
Administration. $14O.SO3.
These OUTLAWS included more than
&5.50O.0O0 for camp and community
welfare work. the United War Work
fund. the Y. NJ C.. A.. ". w. g. A..
and the Knights of Columbus and
f4.529.400 for the American Red
Cross
Ina addition 90 its own depart
mental work the Rockefeller Foun-
ia alton has contributed. the report
SAYS, 20 the accomplishment OF the
work undertaken by other ana uH-
affiliated organizations
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07
BRAZILIAN PAYS
COLONEL TRIBUTE
Recalls South American Ex-
petition and Discovery of
River of Doubt.

RIO eDE JASEIRO. Dec. Cen.
CandiGo Rondon. famous brazilian
explorer and companion OF Theodore
Roosevelt when ne explored the "Riv-
er OF Doubt" paid high tribute 20
Col. Roosevelt the other night. when
before a distinguished audience in
the Municipal theater the general
was presented with medallions from
the New York Geographical society.
the Explorers club OF New York and
the Rio de- Janeiro Geographical So
clety.
At this moment when I am so
glad and grateful 10 receive your
homage" Cen. Dondou said the
image OF my virile and dear friend
Roosevelt is with me. ] see before
me the massive structure OF his fine
body his radiant joviality his keen
sud intelligent eys."
The general recalled the times he
had spent with Col. Roosevelt on
various expeditions, especially in the
exploration OF the River OF Doubt
The colonel. ne said. was always first
on the march. He referred 10 Col
Roosebelt's travels and explorations
in South America IN company with
his son Kermit
Among the many and great
works which Col. Roosevelt had con
ceived and realized. Gen. Rodon
continued. "he would mention i'm his
conversations only his pacific inter-
ventiOn between Russia and Japan.
the construction Of the Panama Ca
nal. and the audacigy OF having been
the FIRST 10 meet clearly and incl
sis ely the COnQucring insoleuCe of the
German empire which. in order not
To encounter the United states
squadron. had TO give up its attempt
ON Venezuela
Sic spoke OF Col Roosevelt as con-
tinuing "the glories OF Washington
and Lincoln. and concluded:
This enthusiastic Rough Rider
was prevented himself from bearing
arms for the liberty OF peoples. but
he sent all his sons TO the battle
field OF France and stoically saw one
of them lose his life. The others.
one OF whom was our dear Compan-
ion i'm the discovery of the River of
Doubt were wounded i'm the great
battles at the end of 1919"
Cen. Rondon. who was only re-
gently elected to his present rank
for colonelcy, was for many yeavs
chief OF construction of the govern
ment telegraph lines His work sent
him into the vast unexplored re-
giOns OF the interior OF Brazil in
habited by uncivilized Indians. He
had a knack OF winning the conf
dence OF these Indians. and among
several tribes is affectionately known
as Papa ROndon.' His workers
were rarely molested.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07

stantinople are climbing up In the
three months ending September 80.
1919 exports from this city 10 Am
erica amounted 20 s2.95O.000 as
against $1,000, 900 for the June
quarter. These are considerably in
excess Of pre-war figures but ~ far
the greater increase is in imports 20
CoastantinOpie from America. The
balance Of trade IS now Overwhelm-
ingly in favor OF America while be-
fore the war il was adverse.
Under the prevailing economic
conditions II were better for both
countries If the trade balance could
be reversed and exchange equalized.
For that purpose America must send
men out here 10 explore natural re-
sources which still renal in "A prim-
tive state of exploitation. Take nav
silk for an example. Mont Lebanon.
Brusa. Asia Minor, Caucasia and
Central Asia can produce enough
raw silk TO render the american silk
manufacturing industry Independent
OF Yokohama. But this can only be
achieved by American establishing
themselves in the Near East just as
Americans have done in the matter
Of licorioe root and cigaret tobacco.
Bright Outlook.
Fortunately we now have num-
erOus American merchantmen ply
ing in the Levant trade. and the es
tablishment of American banks I'm
the commercial centers OF the Near
East is only a question OF weeks or
months. The American commercial
outlook in the Levant and the Bal
kans is indeed bright
"Constantinople may be termed
the hub of the Near East. The trib-
utary territory of this ancient city
which for centuries was the clearing
house OF the worlds civilization, is
constantly expanding. especially to-
wards the Caucasus and south Rus
STA and the countries OF the Danube.
Under stable and just government
ConstantinOple will regain much Of
its past glory. IL is the main door
10 Asia to which, il is claimed. the
10th century belongs.
What is principally wanted out
here to insure American commercial
ascendency is American capital 10
be used fin the development OF nat
ural resources and for purposes of
reconstruction.
Merchants Need Vision.
in the Federal Reserve act and
the Webb-Pomerene act means have
been provided for an adequate ex-
tension of American foreign trade
one authorizing American banks
abroad and the other affOrding
proper organization. Except in the
matter Of our navigation laws. il is
not legislation which now is wanted
as much as vision and courage
among our manufacturers and mer-
chants.
"Our leaders of industry never
had a finer chance to show their
mettle than at present. South Rus
STA calls them 70 immediate action.
appealing to their foresight as no
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07
D'ANNUNZl0 THREATENS
TO OCCUPY SERBIA

PARIS, Dec 6.--The Serbian dele
cation today officially notified the
peace conference il had learned
Gabrielle d'Annunzio IS preparing 10
occupy Spalato, Cattaro and Lai-
bach
The Belgrade government has or
dered the Serbian army 10 prevent
such an attempt by armed resist
ance. the delegation added.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07

other country appealed before
Trans-Caucasia challenges their wis
dom. Asia Minor summons them to
show their spirit or these suggest
ed operations, Constantinople Is the
unquestioned base.
This is no time for dawdlinG Let
Us be up and doing and help 20 win
peace and prosperity for ourselves
and others as We helped ourselves
and others so splendidly In the war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07
ERoNTuRS CLOSED

By Associated Press:
LONDON, Dec. "a dispatch 20
the Exchange telegraph co. from
Athens under date Of Thursday says
il is reported that the Serbian
frontiers have been closed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-07
Bum Risks.

There are Mexicans I'm Mexic6 who
are friendly to the United States but
they are never pestered by life in
sur6nce agents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Hi"NFST ur..rs far second band r.otb.Ug
.t0es and hats Nhurr ,1tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE



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! IONS WAHTBD-rEMALE IS
drVA nN for rou,e cleaning 80
Az NC 40 hrnmsrf5hr
,s'd~ H. as. s vs. a en'."'
.oh .Hu, rHons us.f' So
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

N,HpMA APARTMENT
Wrst S~vrutrruta tffrrf. urr modern
Hur rooms and hafu apartment bard
""nd floors 'utsss ga ranFe shades
and ruriAIu ro't. srrrrrf aNnIrrv heat
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.r''nd ioor $50 SEQ lauitor Racer snt
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fON NlNI one ftu aoam unLurrfsHsd
spartmeut s'oss In rhcos OWrs 600
FuR EFEr.-ruH. .ou, -oom .psttmeais
l,a1 Nou.H Mar Nas b1Idlng Phans
taaHe .AIU
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.t..''. fii- a 1r room HparI.
''. ''ri fr .n t"o room .nsr, |
80. 3. e. e. 81. '. .',.' .., ,',3s5i'1. :%ss :.
N'a-'5r'd.r.'rr rN'ns u.ags
%, room. ..'s noa.n' ergo 400
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WtNIED k.nds II office furnt1r..
Phone Bi7A ptAmout Furniture Co.
We buy anything ard sell svwythIrF
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h'A 60 co.. .n''I.F Ntu
/ WN>ltp lu Hry Liberty bona, "
|IuRNITrRf WANTED Wrre,. p-s.,
p'd 'nr o.. L'ndi o. furniture go tas
Second rhors 500.
EXCHANGE AUTOMOBILES q,
VAST Zoo wade HuIrs s., ,,,ru.rs,srussI
FOR bu.'a tn roadster fffs. r'ass UUnd
Ton Ih'ns $50 or -IE baHt Commerce
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE n
| W,NIfp lu EXCHANGE Little Ross
"a home 'ar Tulsa rropsrtH House
/ has ss'"r rooms hall and bath e.. uo0
Z r'7Isnrst double Noofs sIaru snssiru
] h.E porch. nice usIg Igbbofhood 40 lots
p %, Word
/ lu TRADE. Hudson roadster poo good 600
d.Nur ss ir| pAsu.fu ON '1ur 0r hts
/ room house u1l North Denver uaI 70,
! Nar.nHsr
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
APARTMENTS UNTuREIsHEp IS
/ H,HOMA APARTMENT
Wrss S-vrutceuta street. ur~ modern
DOR rooms and bath apartment bard
/ GOOD floors hriJgs, "a, range sh,de,
hnd CURTAIN po'. scrrc1f aNnIrr' hsai
ard lanuor service Th.t floor sos
.r,ond floor $50 -ss lauItor Racer sut
SO srrrr'serh ,ras.
fuN HtNI ono f,r -oon uuIu-risaed
apartment r'oss In rhcos oWEs 900
| lpf EIEf.-IuH. .ouf room .psf,meais
l'a1 Nou.H NaIr Nss bHiiing rhons
uase $50
APARTMENTS FURNISHED 70
,HfNENNT N lti-Tbrsc room fui.
r.shrd apartment 'or te1I
NAYHFIl i.0g. s.u-ry mods-s
Furnished ansrtment rhors t-sU ja52
MAIN S. rI.. -Four room moatrr apart
mcnt 'or rent D, having furrIfurs
INtIfIH W HUp One t~p or iDrss
room apartment Tor rent Phone OsaEA
5000 49, q dur'rr ss,s
MtYBELI N. ror .eat I've -oom Oat
f0fn. shed party can rent A. man, rcomt
o. dr,re1
tuU KtNT .rHrss room arattusut 81 a
month in party tH'.Ur nrrIturr Con
hc hand I'd ON ea,y terms A9yy tOsR
Ls,i seventh usare otsl
Nl,tiN RNIsllFu bunE..o~ 90 shArs
~If1 couple See 70 appreciate 'hone
rtoaR
NFRWIN NTARTNf NfNIS-eHs North
Nan. tvo room mrnshed apartment TO-
HOUSES ron HGGr ~
FuN REST rrs room modern blrEaIos
HHt South WhrslnF cssr IRON. srge
lAf~wrnt t~o '.o.ts I0 cor .rs JIiuey
-rr1.r' so mo0tfH Phone 'l1b .lcn
NV tso ruom boaa, 5000 sr ufIa,sr
tu ohio Place aIiu.Hn tHrrr blocks
-orF ONO h.o.s ra.' end of 'durs
$40 ns- mont. rnooc osasc ofoi
PEORIA A. tl1 For rent ,hrrc 4nfur.
.. heI room. orr rar .rU NfH nsF
month A.so fso room rl.sa ar ,ar .uf
-. us' month & r .rgsuof
IoH NtNl ,~orooo .o1,s raans
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on NAoHINERr surrLIEs

NuE SNII-Ors STANDARD rE new and
complete for TeRs- drilling tao Vart
ershsrr mA,hinss. close 'o tu.A in good
rendition az harra.n iAI savage. aIa
HohI0son Ride ussge one
FOR -ALt Ono RohhHr. thrrs aua-fs,
inch 900 ioni rsb's u,rf two wfrIs.
GOOD at rev rnN uAra uJSa