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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

T. ll. GillilaTd Land 90.
"'f.l7 tLhcrtv Uds Walnut 'ol'
lGl ACRES Res, bargain ot the sea-
son. party leaving the ytptc; 90 acres
creek bottom mndo lots Of corn hst
year: l3O acres in cultivation, all
practically level. lots ~ fruit; ouc-hnlt
fenced hog tight wcll improved 20
minutes from Oklahoma CITY ON tine
road: II you want real farm nt IN"
low price NJ $50 per acre, better see
me nj once s \ Y Howell 621 tih-
rrty National Bank 80 phone cnlls
FOR SALE. Farm uf % ncres. located
y, mile west of pn"hngtown on
Grand boulevard. 1-room house with
basement: steam heat; gas available
near good public school; sewerage
system In house, water pumped from
well and cistern with Ensollnc engine;
green house. storm house, new garage,
large chicken house with cement floor
Incubator and hrcodcr tnr small chick
ems. hny and grain hafn; large Young
orchard T. ncres alfalfa. rich black
soil: hog wire fence. Walnut di6l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
BY De BECK

l,acl dliiicul,ie, oi no small calber.
The chlcf problem i, IN connecting
Ncim1r with the outside world as the
town which. IN recent years had
partly disappeared from notice as a
commercial and railway center Is
wholly uncqupped ior lCCommodai.
ug an lmpouan, political gathering
ard the attendant demand, oi new'-
rapcrmcn A, present more than lpI
telegraph and telephone experts ara
ai work here
II IS proposed 10 establish aerial
crmunlca'lon between Ntlmar and
Berlin 10 lessen the burden on III,
wires Connection also will he e..
ilbll,hci with the wireless station al
Naucn for overseas trauNmi,SiDn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
SAILORS SEARCHING
FOR LOST SISTER

Homer Hudson. puariermaStor II
l,lc navy, who enlisted at tho locai
recruiting station shortly after the
war broke out. returned here ,h'
morning 10 find his sister. Mrs Mae
Smith gone He had not received
letter from her for more than a
year. he said, but had no idea ,hJt
she was not still living IN Oklahoma
trly.
lie appealed to the police to help
him find her, and requested that any
information as 10 her whereabouts
he given to Desk Sergeant Lower al,
lhc nnllce slatlhn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
SORORITY WINNER
OF UNIVERSITY cur

NORMAN, Okla Iaa ~ -tSpe
cialD- Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
for the third straigh, time won TN
sorority scholarship cup al the Uni.
vet,l,y OF Oklahoma last quarter. ac
cotding TO announcement Of the 40
mems rau-Hellenic council Tn
kdppas row become permanent own
cr, Of the cup and new one viii b
offered This term. Other soror't'e
las, quarter ranked in the following
order Kappa Alpha Theta, ~ Beu
Phi, Delta Delta Delta. Delta Cam
MA, Alpha Chi Omega, AlNha PHI an,
Gamma Phi Beta. Only six -tcr,hS IL
one point separated the winners iron
the lowest contestant,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED

AN locating IN oklahoma city and Will
pay cash for good modern or t-roHm
home. northwest. must be- near cnflIuy,
give location Of home. WIN deal with
owner only B-5Ns, care uklnhom1n.
WILL PAY CASH for nice pair " lots
In Central Park addition or near
Clnsscn. between 26th and ioth streets
want TO build home. B-6Jl. caro- OKLA
hOmHn
WANTED--To buy or 5-room modern
residence with 800 cash payment, t".
plies must state street number, picr
and best terms Las, Oklahoman.
WANTED-6 or '.room home on east
side. north ~ 10Th. for cash. H-6.].
care ,'Nlahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
WEIMAR FITTED UP
FOR ASSEMBLY MEET

WEIMAR, Tuesday. Jan * The
transformation ot Wcmar from it,
crary shrine and unlmportant proyln-
cial town into the seat OF the German
national assembly is presenting phS,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
Bank Job to Biggs.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9-DaVld {
BiggS director and treasurer Of tho
International Shoe company OF 81
Louis, has been selected as goN~rno,
oi the Eighth federal reserve dis.
trict to succeed Rolla Wells, resigned
He is expected to he elected a, a
meeting OF the board OF directors
next Wednesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
If Y0u Are i'm the Market
For q Bungalow
you can myc money hy seeing me
J, w. BILLINGS

e2l Liberty National
office, Maple 3sfi Res, Walnut a2gl
SEVEN LOTS I'm Wcstovcr addition.
5000; on cnsy terms or big discount
for cash. deal for chickens or truck
2O6 T. Main. G7d, Jkln
ron SALt.--R owner, my home. 1913
East 6th, lower floor three rooms 0n.
lshed IN quarter. sawed white oak. built
In china cabinet large mnutcl. white
enamel kitchen. cement front aud back
porch. basement wash house upper
floor finished IN white enamel, three
south exposure bedrooms. three clothes
closets. large bath room. linen closet
nantc front and back pcrchcs. all
windows weather stripped garage, ser.
wants room, driveway. chicken Hnd
storage house garden shade trees. cts,
tern. everything romulotr Tor comfort;
me 50 500 to build $4,000 huys this
rlncc 81 900 cash, can Maple ngi.J for
appointment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

Boozy Brennan Crying BlarncY-
ITS a ioine day, yer honor"
ludgc-"iou are right, and the
amoun, Of yours will he SO"
Few Men OF Ability Have The Abl.
ty To- Keep Still.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
%E42k4,:>s
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE


FOR SALE or TRADE Eighty acres
choice alfalfa land well improved.
near oklahoma Ctty bungalow or va
cant lots ON paved street, unincum-
hcrcd. viii be- considered. up to 5000
J u rhomps n, shawnee. Okla. Box q.
TRADE pair lots National Oh stock or
kool kulu or United on n Refining NJ
Gladstone 2ij West California.
For SALE or TRNpE-My rquIty m
room house and sleeping porch. I
lots near Capitol Would consider good
car NIT Ok,thomnn
LOTS IN Norman and cpsh FOR United
Oil 4 Refining stock $ T. Williams,
II West ln, 'itN.
MITCHELL. car. 1878. and cash FOR
moderate priced cottage Ask Mr.
Pope. Mtpl" sjju. Walnut go
FOR TRApE-N good 5-foom house
good well ~ water. good ou'buildiugs.
lots uUmc fruit and shade trees. Tor
a north Arkansas farm, Call Sl2 West
giih, capitol I'M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
Gtnr Paving Rent

JAOp Y o. .LLS NSAtA
When you crn own coy little
place and pay f1r II Just Ike paying
the rent man n you have as much
u, t.nu cash. coll us.
EAST CAPITOL NIL. Groom homo
ON tUNi4O It.; close To car line. only
5 inu. 1900 cash
ANOTHER nre bargain Groom
home. gus. electric lights. city water.
side walks. shed. chicken house. full
lots. only 81 400. terms
FOELCLOSIRE bargain 6 rooms,
modern. ON corner. West PotiHwafowie 4:
only s2.loo, $3.50 cash and 81 per
month
THEE ROOMS. close in. West sth
81 splendid condition, old paving. gar
age. only 1859.
FIVE ROOMS. cast front. modern,
northeast. extra deep lot, good neigh
horhood. at the ridiculous price of
t2upU $40 cash
FARMS ana garden tracts Tor sale
We buy houses ~ move and wreck.
| We buy Liberty bonds
Oklahoma Trust co.
! rnS 10 Insurance H'dg Maple 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

ron HENT-is acres garden land close
m, Wull improved, 5000 Mfn. Minnie
'age, lIor ~, ~ . city
" ACRES, modern house, lots,
plenty ~ fruit; ready 10 llyo In.
owner, Gni West T. Ave
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
40 Acres

IVY % 6pi6O ACRES 10 miles from
wv NIL the city. one mile from
w NJ ~ store and room school,
miles from good little railroad ste.
ton 50 acres In cultivation, about 90
acres IN good sandy loan upland, 70
acres IN suhrrigatei bottom 3 acres ut
thrifty orchard 40 acres IN excellent
meadow, balance In pasture Improve.
men,s Just ordinary. excellent well Of
water and good windmill, you cant al
ford to- rent when you can buy them
like this one good Investment IL worth
II lifetime of effort rrice $1,000; good
terms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
Kansas
ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

FURNISHED cabin NJ tho most beau
i'n hkc IN the Colorado noun
t1'us iGcal fishing: Ice cold spring on
rrrU'e's + =. care Dklnhomnn
TuK SALE Two corner lots west
Point addition. On corner Barnes ana
Tlth 81 tONl1i ircD. face south and
east Address + w. Smith. savoy
Hotel. blackwell. OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
OklahomA
ALFALFA FARM

NEAR STOCkYAHpS
10 acres all bottom, no overflow,
miles wosi ~ rtOckyafds. nll IN cult.
yailon i.rpOm house, harm well and
windmill, immediate possession, think
" tho location aud soil. so 900 buys.
S. 900 cash
LOCKWOOD INVESTMENT co,
COZ ull ENchHnge walnut ZOO
VVYm nv iGO ACRES. about 6j acre.
w YW In cultivation, valley
land deep flrh soil About
10 HcfeH Of fins meadow balance 40 80
celcni pasture. Prairie all heavily SOD
lcd, could All bo pioNej Improved with
large red 2.H'oty barn Extra goUf
vel ana windmill water plpcd 10 the
pasture Good b-fnom house, only ~
niles from city On state road rlD" 20
good Broom school Price for puIrs
sale, 5000. 5000 Will handle IT, List.
lng 1915.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
Arkansas.

LISTEN isO.Rcre farm. 30 acres cult.
waited, 5-rOOm house. barn. spring:
80 per acre, terms Have other farms (.
write Tor list ward. tho land man,
Mountain Home. Ark
~ ACHER level land Good house and
barn. 1900 lnisen peach trees a retl
bargain write tho Homo Investment
60, Leslie. Ark
Isl ACEEs. ~ In cultivation. house.
bnfn, orchard. spring. near school and
church price 81 600, terms Farm Et-
change Co. Leslie Arkansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
ETNE HOG EARN

ifO acres located about 10 miles
northeast ~ Konawn and & miles
northwest of SnsakNn In Seminole
county. okla rs ncrca Of fine bottom
l-ud. balance upland, all can be farmcd
except n acres ot upland - acres In
cultivation. 30 uctcs moro ready Tor
pillow, g sets " small tenant improve
mcuts. close to school and church.
there is loan of t2.inn, runs several
wears NJ 6 percent interest cheap a.
SIS pcr mere, our price $50 asa rcres
near the above land, all good land
,hcVp nt SO per acre. We can sell you
-. Il .-r,..n l.i NJ annLN Anl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29

WILL buy Magnolia Lead and zlne
stock II priced rlghL L'gi okla
homan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-29
OIL LAND. LEASES AND srocE

WILL pay cash for National Union
OH h Gns stock what have YOU
90 offsf7 Apply Joseph J Gclsand,
Ws Herman Sc, Buffalo. ~ Y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
IN rIrE SHADOW or AUTHORITY.

Tho riots in tho national capital are dcplorabe ~
riots ever Hut there Is feeling that possibly
thorc rs moro direct Providentlal ordering of tho
affairs Of mon than We wcro willing to believe since
there s brought 10 the very doors of supreme govern
mental authority this latest defiance OF tho carons Of
society
within the shadow ot tho capitol itself IN earshot
of the white house wcssncss shricks its defiance Of
worthy n an respects of national ombracement
law and tho streets red with the blood or citizens
In tho sacred precincts during recent years there
have been puslanimous exhibitions of moral cowardicc
as hc very highest agencies of prosutued
themselves To barter with awiossucEs aud thus gave II
the first hlood.lust Of power that thinking men knew
could lend TO but thing
We not glad that this latest exhibition ot lawless
defiance should come. hut since It must come We
ARE gad that 1t occurred in the national capital
Perhaps good may como Of IL. Possibly II may be
the turning point back 20 old nnchorugcs ana eternal
truths which teach thcro can be compromises be
tween loyalty and daIoyalu between orderly society
constantly exhibiting s respect for law and dsordcrly
society iu defiance OF law. that the constitutional
rirhty NJ tho Individual must command the entire
weight os government for thcr protection and that
the liberty " one citizen ends abruptly at that precise
point whore mo ccasuuton1l rights OF another citizen
begin.
speak softly but carry 20 biz stick" remains policy
WwlhcT not ours 's n government of law or a gov
ctimcufny the moh is matter not AZ yet thoroughly
yiwhlshcd Rul % must hc ana soon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

When the United States govern
mont although this country has
wheat enough to feed every Nmcri-
can man. woman and child sick with
bead. although IL has plenty OF D.,
to feed TO live stock until 1t would
break the price Of corn when the
United states government Jacks up
and keeps up the price OF whoa, Jon
this country as Il there were q wheat
famine hero and tho world over. b.
is the United States government
which thereby makes the consumers
.of the United States pay moro for
-thcir food than they otherwise would
need To- pay IL makes them ply more
than anyone else could make them
pay, FOR all,ho beef trusts or alI the
other private food trusts tho, exist In
reality or are pictured ln the lmagin-
alton could not get tho prices that
are now So high II the United States
government itself did not force them
up and hold them up against tho
very laws OF nature Nrw York sun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
A Chance TO Live
CIrrING ENPENsEs.

The adversely which now hulkod
upon the horizon Of the CAROLS ar
fc,',d each 300 different way An
nlc.H optimistic oyes viewed amy JOB
at an a. mercy and a reason for un
mixed rejoicing Instantly her mind
flew 60 the cyolvcIucnt of ways and
means ~ making Bcrnie's tlI do the
work t21 had dome before.
The thought OF rcdoublcd cndeavor
acted upon her as g stimulus she
WAS eager 90 get at the tearing
down, building up process Snc WAS
deeply concerned and anxious rs 10
results But She was not bowlcd
over and rendered hopeless by blow
she regarded only as blow, tenn
porhrY setback something that hurt
but YOU could never recover from.
To BERNARD tho loss OF his job, the
diatriho against gambling 20 which
ne had hccn treated by old man
Slmms on the day ~ dismissal land
uf which ne had told Annie moth
ngD. the humble job he had at
length been forced to take, all tend
ed io dlshcBrtcu him, Compared to
Auuio's Ecrnard's NE had been an
cusy one II had been no great strug-
Elc fnr him TO get his little share az
success lie had lived poorly, but
Gran ma Carroll had ContrNed to
make a l.,tlr 90 fay
There mad boon but the two of
them There had been mono OF The
struggle FOR food ana rent and shoes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
HOWARD TO ASK WILSON
TO MAKE VISIT TO TULS

WASHlNGTDN. glg -T ",
itinerary for hls western f-.
mapped out .ny transportation ,f
perts of the white house was htna
President Wilson far Dob. apnro,l,m
day. II Will NOT De made pub.
white house Officials said. unNINhl
received the ogtrsl .D Is 0f o..
president, which probably R.. Hu,f
until the return to 'uo white hoH
tomorrow ~ Secretary Tuuuy.R.
rs at Deal, n J
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
q, LII. PNiE.

t.... r'''.,,3 Ir' .,'i ,,, ,,vp.
.rr frI. r.,r.irp feeling n,,r, bts
,lvr.rr 1a, ~, IA lu.e r,i,,nr
.lr,..,J rhIpk.rg = ,yI.r .Idnr,
ntff d., r, ~. .t,,I t.d,y utsh /
,l..l. r, ..,,. "a I's.1-i s,,, tp,rr
uI,r,.t,
Wirr .,s, prp I had , idcrr and
! went In m, ,.a,,r' 'Gi,ddl.cs room
VlfU an. ..g,t.r. ,, ard an. or
and gI'.Jl.. .,,. ,,uI ,"rco, '",l,1s
.A # .... y.,. Ind ~ ~ ,.I ..prs
over Il. I,r. UN.fp' ma uYl .,p,r
powder an M, ttre ana Ken, on
run.Iur. DO .rIIu 10 t..t IonleI nal,
,.,Npur lunkInp uk, nowJ,r and
fn.u t,.pt h,rk IN nv room, ,r5
.,ssI .dDNu .rrn ana Ir.t 81 v.s
almost .-Io.p r,, ,npie ip s,y,rr
We'll fr rnJdutss ,,kay II, y,I,
realize vai ipc IN ..g
Ncrnipg u Vy,a l4f, ma sod (
don't ihinL better 10 i1 ,kooi io-
day. ma fool p,le
Ny gondn.sa You're wife aa A
sheet tatg m, natter, sod m,
frr, mali, scJ
Wen Won grricny lonk it-u hurry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY. July ~. 1919.


'Copyu right l0l0. hv tho Mcclure Ncws.
paper syndicate
Planetary Influences strongly con.
tici today according tu t-'rolnEN.
While Mercury Jupiter. Neptune.
the san and Venus Rrr an IN hcnctls
aspect. saturn. Mars ana Uranus. are
adverse.
Trsachcry and douhlc-dolling are
predicted I'm one International ,ssur
Tho passage of saturn through Leo
Is likely TO have bad effects Nn Ger
tain quarters
The death Of a famous author is
forctold This will be closely fol-
lowed 10y the passing " one OF his
friends also national figure
Race questions viii como into
prominence next month, owing 20
some dramatic event or oNfrlordi-
parry occurrence, au,rologcrs pre-
dict
Airships supposed to bc especial
~ aided boy the good aspects Of
Uranus viii reach n surprising point
uf development within year, be-
cause OF some peculiar demand tuy
their services
Tho stars read as directing and
encouraging the accumulation uf
great wealth appear 20 prcsaEe the
.Nl lNNhkf Nl DIG lNI llh'N mere IN lH'
United states. cooperative enter
prises seem 20 hy forcshadow,d
whose nirthdatc IL is have
.IhA forecast Of an active year with
much business success. LcEuC.cs and
gifts are augured
children born on this day are
likely 90 he Kind. atfec'iouttr and
Industrious These subjects of Leo
usually make many friends and rise
rapidly IN any vocation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

hut the greatest enthusiasm. next
10 that which was naturally dis
played for the British soldiers and
sailors themselves. was for the
French and Americans Neither
ls. iherc any divergence In
tho REPORTS as 90 the heart
felt sincerity and spontanciy ~
u. The frank and hearty good
WIN and admiration for our men and
for the Frrnch stood out so conspicu-
uusIy that even correspondents who
have shown no liking FOR England
report lt.-Ncw York Times,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
AN AupACous TRUCKS KsTER

Tho time seems to have arrived when II becomes
necessary disturb tho relations OF amity existing he
tween oklahoma city and Tulsa long enough TO make
few pertinent observations designed Let that com
muny itself others sec IT,
Oklahoma City. In an exhibition OF audaciow i'm
pertlnenco rarely witnessed. called Tulsa to rclin
qulAh claims for branch reserve bank In the In
terest or Oklahoma city. The demand has aroused
public feeling In banking and business circle" that
demands expression,
Here lis a community that has built itself at the
expense Of otherstha has on every occasion ovncod
a spirit OF selfish ruthlessness never exceeded, oskug
for exhibition Of charitable schcro'iY'
when poor old Guthrie begged tor her NE
IN the capital natter what was the attitude of upulcut
Oklahoma Cy2 That OF the despotcr with the power
20 crafty his And what ot her promises that IL
given the capital she would 1t without cost TO
tho axpayers2 shattered by dlshonorahlc rcpudn
tion Not oven the approaches to the building To
be paved by Oklahoma city or her citycns. No The
state forced into buying tract of land at the oN-
orblan price Of 81 600 In order that tho ap
proach to tho state house may be suitably improved.
The record Of Oklahoma city In tho entire capital
matter constitutes chapter rocking In drhonoruhle
acts and filled with rcpudtaiod pledges y
There was time when Tulsa set ofoot "a campaign
to secure recognition OF this city "a naytsabc point
thus securing for her shippers the advantage ~ water
rates The campaign was making somc hcnaway when
the generosity Of Oklahoma city was exhibited iu am
entirely Characteristic manner. Unable such
nm advantage for herself she decided through her
chamber ot commerce that Tulsa should not have &,
and she started a campaign against And she used
hcr influence to defeat the Tulsa undertaking
MusRogco desired to create great free fair for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

present form has been hStorc the
country. Public opinion has had
ample time 20 inform i,sclf and To
react ON the senate The consequence
has bccu that the demand Tor a
oIariucption og tho covenant has in
cr,lscd not diminished Those who
would awalloW o. whole have had a
FUN hearing. and there is no reason
,o anticipate different Judgment
Il Che arguments 49,. repeated. Vote.
MI Nna,or. at the earliest possible
hour Sew York Tribune
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

The Russian problem has been
complicated by the practice of send
ing over mon who d,d not go TO as
certain and rcpur, facts, hut who
reached their conclusions before tpcy
took ship such have of course.
found the confirmation which thcv
sought Relying on such tuin'&l In
formation. the state department nat
ur1l'y has rouo frou error 30 more
error There has been reliance ON
agcnN firmly committed to this or
that social theory and SO full of pro
conceived opinion that they had lit-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

Presidents may como and prcsi-
dents may go. bu our president does
both" is' the latest contribution "t
A local comedian Co the gaye.y OF
nations nut all presidents have not
such fine f,rryboat ar the George
Washington 10 say nothing ot nat
special train fur trnusrou'incnlhl
purpose Sew York Herald
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

We must as a community realize
that the profitecr rs the Hun Of the
present and that We must give him
no quarter until he surrcndcrs un-
couditonuuy Ne alone can today
feed the flames that may consume
Europe and imporll tho pcno" and
prosperity Of America rhiladel-
phia Public Ledger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

william Rcltrvcd lie HrH Divine
Right" But his entire career makes
1t obvious that whatever lunches ne
received In the way Of Inspiration
came from below rather than from
above. Boston Transcript
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
nlsaprcelng WIN nnIg

We're sorry. hut wen have TO no
ufy Field Marshal lIalg that Greece
and Portugal disagree with him
when he Gays tho British arms won
tn, war Washington Post
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29
DAILY FOOD
TUESDAY. July 40. 1910.

Humble yourselves In the sight Of the Lord, and he
shall lift you up Jas. 4; 10.
Dear Father n thy lifted rod
Resolve To scourgo us here below,
Su we must lean upon our God,
Thine shall bear ua safely through.
God roslsteth the proud but giyoth grace unto the
humble. Jas. a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

Don't 60 Too Far"
Furthermore. there Ia public opin-
ion. force thus far bclitued and
dcfied sacerdotnlism had to yield TO
1t IN New England and the time came
when cnfranchlsed non-church mem
bers outvoted the elect IL may be
so again. for. tolerant as most Of
our people are to all forms " re-
lIEion, they are quick to resent in
tolerance In others When prohibit
tionists not yet ready To become
prosecutors refuse to follow those
who In their zeal would place an
personal and property rights AZ
stake, they are governed no less hy
the records ~ the past than boy a
sense Of Justice. II Is on these
grounds. and not from any lack OF
interest In true reform. that they. say
Don't so too far,.-Ncw York
world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-29

tie interest in fAotE--Ncw York
Tribune.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-03
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