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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
cos srnu,rIoN vs. DESrnvCrlo>

No man hHs ever yet discovered why partisan
afrauon should suspend the mental processes
! Of abb" mon Vet II docs frequently Tho FOL
lowing from the esteemed aOklnhoman {. IA
case Ia point
The republicans criticized President WI
sons policy IN regard TO the railways rat
IN" republicans have been IN control of con
FrcHs FOR number of months and haven't
done nnythinE yet
Tho mhnifcst answer would he that the re
pubcans have been In the morcst majority con-
troll and It requires two-thIrds majority TO do
anything TO tho prosidenta veto, nut the real
point lies deeper than this
II tho able writer Of the paragraph quoted
Will give a smnli hoy hammer and turn him
loose In the linotype room OF the Oklnhomau for
10 minutes he viii be capable Of lnnlctug a
damage that will require the expert service Of
IA score Of men several months to rcpar
one man with charge OF dynamite can I'm
a few minutes destroy what n thousand workmcn
years In constructing n our contempo.
rary under the imagined necessity OF making
peanut political capital for q lost cause and dis.
credited leader. has only accidentally stumbled
on the unfortunate comparison between destruc-
ton and construction. then wc advise a hasty
retreat.
II In quite truo that Woodrow Wilson enJoyed
autocratic power but few months but IN that
brief time he made record. All the wrold now
knows that He wasn't many hours. at tho
task. but this nation will suffer "A. a conse.
auence for years And had II not been for a
Few courageous senators acting without respect
for partisan affiliations the sovereignty OF the
nation would even now bs reposnk in the same
ecrap heap with ths sffici,pcv ~ thu ,aurooa.
and tho integrity OF the public service In general
II is true the republicans have not solved the
railroad problem beaucathed them by tho prcsl-
dent Nor will they ever, II must he solved by
tho constructive ststecrar OF American con.
grcssmcn without regard for mere party nd.
vantage. This can only come. II seems. after
incompetent and unssfe leadership has been
removed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
OH M,RWI,runs CHRISTMAS GIFT

The oil marketcrs gave the petroleum regions
In general and the producer. In particular a
very acceptable Christmas vift In the .5-cent in
crease In price last saturday Not every Christ
season has brought an increase in price OF
crude, but enough have to cause tho producers
to look forward 60 the season almost ss eagerly
a. do the kils
Two 25.cont boosts within 20 days causes ono
to speculate as To- the limit Decreasing pro
Iucilou and Diminishing stocks IN the face Of n
constantly Increasing world demand. coupled
Ntlh tho increasing cost Of producing and ref,n-
ug cVplalus satisfactorily the advances that
nave taken place ana iustIres the expectation
4 tur'n,r advances tn the near future
Tn,., conditions make r increasingly lifh.
aN ... .Hr independent rcfiner o' small means
.. ....d equipment to remain In the game
9, - rts his own production he can stick ~
.o'e a- IN, u,N' one. Eu, lf he must go Into
. ,.oNdoI market 'or his crude. and pay
a.-ns ossr tho .rgyal'rE price even then he
mus. have y much higher price ror his manu-.
...a'.I products hrl ,hi> ho may no' rc
.... O.. -.a
We sH.N rp. ne surprised 10 ,ho re,rrI prod.
noes .a.h.. aF- considerably behind ,he crude
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
INTERN ,TuoNAL CONSISTENCY

A consignment Of anarchists has at last left
lhe shores OF America. In the consignment
where Emma Goldman and Alexander Berk-
man-two characters that have cost this coun-
try In tho aggregate, as much, perhaps. as the
revolutionary war. For Goldman can be con-
sidcrod the great causist of the red radicalism
that has come to rnensce the security of the
nation She stands accused Of causing the as
s,ssinatlou " at feast one president
We are glad to bc rid Of her and many
Of her disciples Hut many. many remain. AZ
ono writer has recently observed. "thc foreign
radicals stand ready to do anything for their
nnrrIand, except return to II; anything against
America except leave lt" Another puts It this
vn,. ~ these torclEn ngia'ors do not ike
Americas way let them return 90 their own
country
roth statements contain excellent sentiments
lrt u, there not meat In tho whole situation for
our government to rartake or We think so.
There have uccn many to assert that the
whole radical tribe is In America without in.
,..nou not are. therefore. without he palo
.f t,ir confederation
IrI. 's u,t true y can be accented A.
.. u.' ,n. r,ff.., a.l most revolutionary
r.g..l ..t discovered -ur.adtue his false and
w. ".1 rr.nu-nda ,a Nr,r.c, 's here by
.u...' ,r SOME ,u,t ...rnr the American
..a'r r....
10 va a-g tr deny asylum and the freedom
.s .Ir CONSTITUTIONAL rreut q, nro missionaries &
"...st. and forbid prosrntlnE he CAUSE OF chaos
a.d oh n.rht .,h'n isn't j. trr 'or US to he
com. a tr.f.r more consistent 1ursc',rs-
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lNEHuSShhand Sh
m and "a
3y Jane Phelps

about New York. you can do as you
| please"
" I had been ahoutOtu stnmmcr a re.
fusal because OF the excuse, MS old as
woman, OF nothing to wear But
couldn't resist the allure of her invi-
tatlon. A motor ride. luncheon. and
matinee, so / returned;
II is very kind Of you 20 ask me,
and ! Will gladly SO"
knew my acceptance sounded
stilted, and commonplace, you must
remember ! had never been "a So
ciety girl that the amenities Of po-
llte life were strange to me, and
mat ! so wanted to stand well with
Toms friends, that wns embar-
rassed. and awkward
That is fine. then II that day Is
convenient. III call for you at 1880
next Wednesday morning That Is
matinee day YOU know"
That VIII suit me" replied and
after little more desult-ry conver-
sauon, she left,
Helen is Curious.
Scarcely had Miss Morton left be-
fore Helen rushed In.
who In the world was that call
Ing on you Sue" she questioned
excitedy. "She was simply stun
ming"
"A Miss Vivian Morton. an old
friend OF Toms" | answered glad
to have the opportunity TO talk over
my guest also my coming outing
with Helen. II am going motoring
to lunch and the matinee with her
next Wednesday"
had scarcely finished telling
Helen this when | remem hcred that
| had nothing TO wear Miss Morton
had said to wear only n tailor suit
The only suit | possessed was so
hopeleSly countryfled that Il would
be impossible TO wear 10 beside A
woman rs smartly dressed As was
Miss Morton. What should | do?
The tears came into my eyes. and |
completely forgot Helen In my dis
tress
For PHYS sake what's the mat
terH' she asked
why Helen. I can't 30. haven't
a decent thing TO wear" ! biur,cd
out as | brushed the tears Of dis.
away
You shall GO the very idea OF
your saving YOU can't go VVsu
manage It somehow"
wasn't much comfurtcd cnuld
not see how Helen was going 70
manage 20 make me look present.
able in my unstyush dudS.
tomorrow Concerning Tom.
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CHRISTMAS GREETING

Copyright 1919 hy FdEar Gusst
We shall rejoice Il YOU are glad
And We SHAH weep it YOU are sad.
so touch ot pain can come 90 YOU
hut what our hearts must frcl 90 900.
And So vS ask of God tonight
That lie shall make YOUR burdens light
And 81 protect yuu that YOU may
Find happiness this Christmas Day
We hay, hut feeble g.fts 10 give
To smooth your nay the while YOU live
We cannot stay the bitter tears
That f!ll VUur eyes when grief appears.
Nor change nor stop tho crucl blow
Ths, steals YOUR IHN and hurts YOU 80.
", rsu uuf pray 20 God above
To help YOU with His bound,rss love
Yet 10 our VII could rule on earth
~ r..ef should ever check your u'irth.
Your 'nndest dreams should all come true
Ana l1N and peace abide With YOU
NHl 81. this thrG.n1s time We pray
TH1. toi shalt grant from ity q dsy
Frn>. JOYS fn rf1nc the Hfr YOU live
Nh.uh only BE has power O. give
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Bennie's Notebook
Joints.

ENerybodys body has fc,, l.,
In different places to relee,, :. s'm,
notinny and improve the me- ,e ny
matter how uggracefilI a ,,,,"- 10
they would be even wor.n ,'n 'su d
| Joints. ""nog
Ihe nuckles is very cp,rr..p
hands They keep tho tipr,r. ~
being too mutch TX. the r.s, ,'.a
hands and can be cracked ~
people more than by oil.-. S,A
more sine OF mecr amu..,..N .
be able to crack The nu..i..' .
wat u Ia sine OF inteU.ru.f.
The necz are Joints hal, .,.... -
your leg They are useful VI. ,I, I'N
and TO swing your feet Won
setlIh on a chair and wuui ,n Ls4'
rum not doing absilootly any,b,'y
me neez are the End hara.s, ,,.s ,a,.s
on stockings. ferst hardes, .a.og y'ri ,'
toes s w,
Ihe neck Is one of the r.,s, ~.
III joints. 1t Is lest unr,l VIZ
shoulders and helps US to ,l..,a VIZ VIZ
hed In eny direction and t,., =, w. WI
we Wuht TO see II there .s .,,,. ~
that awt To he avoided u 10
not for the neck meny pcoa.. wo"1
get run over, and those wh, ara ~.
over In spite OF their ne X la ", 7,
inutch oftener II they recover % Syo. .
the arsident. ''u'
the risls are attached 4. ..l, pa-.
ehd or the arms and arc ..,L y,
wave goodby and tern d.rr r,t
lhere is another joint at ,.. n.
end or the arm to keep chen. .,,a.,.
eu 10 the shoulders aud sS..r ,ton
GROUND In Il cercle 10 h,.. ,r,r,
mus preventing meny Gun. v,a,r
drivers from freezing ever, 10y
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The Horoscope

T"Np'
Tuesday, December % iolo

/ '"e hafs IncIInr but DO rH. run,,lo
Tuesday. December 20. 1919
Mercury Saturn and Venu. srs H..
oeheiic aspect TO-DAY, ACCORDING =,
hstroIosy. Mars and Uranus are ad.
verse. a0
This should be an especial. f,yo.
able day for estimating praf.,s ,,,
settling up the years accounts n.
Mercury Is in place that 4, ma.
promising
Theaters and all amusomeu, on,e-.
prises should prosper the rcu..in5,.
OF the week. despite tradition.
Increase In public intercs, IN ~.
drama again is foretold for me cor
! Ing year, but there Will hs q popus.
movement TO bring the pri., of tb,.
/ ater tickets within the reach OF tho>,
OF small means
venus Is In an aspect supposed 10
forecast the spending Of money hI
gems and for utensils Of gold an
silver. Extravaganza in the pu-cha n.
OF Jewels will be go marked that II,
sinister significance viii be- RECON-.
lied. the seers declare
Uranus. the planet OF ip0ao,as'l,
tendencies, Is In threateniur aspec,
today Again labor troubles and r.ol,
are prognosticated.
The spirit OF war loosed for two
years will still be strong, It is pre-.
dicted, and will affect many mind,
during the coming months. making
for clashes between workers and the
police.
1t is proHnosticated that one o,
the United States Senators has dan.
Gerous directions in his nativity and
viii probably pay sOrely for hard
fought victories,
Mars today II in a place believed 70
encourage insubordination and da.
content among workers
Rig events are written on the re-.
ord OF time that will soon be- uUtod.
ed. astroloRcrs assert ana the new
year VIII be n period Of cN'huriinar'
progress In which surprlsius cNpcrt'
ences will come to tho nation
Political conditions appoor N b
only hazily interpreted hy tstro'0'
gers. but they foresee difficult sue
cess for a presidential candidate
whose name Is often mentioned
Persons whose birthdatc u is have
a rather unsettled year befar" hen
They should be careful az the'
money and safeguard their hpt'h.
children born on this day viii be
clever, affectionate and trpstworih!
These subjects OF Capricorn are gen
orally successful.
tcoerixh. lSls. by tbs Mcclure N'sVApcr Nnd'i'
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VIVIAN MORTON CALLS.
Chuptpr XIII

/ hab almost forgotten Miss Nor.
| ton, tho friend OF Toms we met II
| the subway the night he took me
| TO the thcatcr, 40 that | was gen
timely surprised when upon answer.
! ing the hell-Oh how | hated that
never knowing who was waiting on
the landlng--to see Vivian Morton
Aren't YOU going TO ask me in go
she aueried smiling. | had stood gap
ing my surprise
ushorcd her into our living room
small and mean.
II don't wonder you were sur
priscd To see me. she began. 81 have
been 40 long coming. but | rather
waited for Mr. Brown and we never
seemed TO find an evening cunvcn-
lent for both, so | decided to come
and call on you anyway
You are very kind" | murmurcd
stiltcdly
TO nyself, yes. she returned,
want a coy place you have here,
and II is 80 sunny"
THAT Is why Tom took IT," | re-
Joined. at a loss to say to such an
eSqulsiteiy dressed creature with
whom had nothing in common.
"IIow do YOU ike New York" You
said YOU were from the west, be.
licNc'
1T IL wonderful! perfectly won
derful | think enthused. al
though 1 don't see much OF H. Tom
IL too tired to "a out often in the
evening and | am too timid TO go
wandering about alone even in the
daytime"
She laughed merrily
Pardon me for laughing. but
New York seems just the easiest
place in tho world to get around in.
But I'll tell you what I'll do You
no my guest some day next week
and well Just go around together.
IN come after you IN tho car about
10 O'Clock or perhaps half past 10
aid We'll Just ride around until
luncheon time, then you lunch with
me. and well 20 to a matinee or
something aftcrward
oh Miss Morton. -
Now please don't refuse me
shall he $50 disappointed II YOU do.
,h" interrupted Then. as though
be had read my thoughts. don't
dress up just wear q tailor suit and
then we'll O., an right no matter
where We 20. That Is one thing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

Secretary GLASS; recommendation that to take
the place OF the demoralizine and vicious ex-
cess PROFITS tax congress should increase both
the normal rate " income taxes and the rate ~
supcrtaNes IN the lower brackets may h1a shock
to the public at first glance. hut Il second
thought viii touNinoe the economist Nho is not
~ the stripe " kitchin and the taxpayer who
is not deliberately self-deiuded that a rational
income tax increased by dollars OF tens ot dol
lars In whole year ia a lighter load hy far for
him 10 pack than bills ~ 'hcahutchcr.. thc baker
ana tho CRndlestick maker Increased 10y dollars
and tens ~ dollars every week New York sun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

Tho Endorsement OF Governor Coolidge was
curious In view NJ the fact that such ticket
~ Wood and Coolidge would hc an l-New Eng
land affair However, Endorsements Of CandI-
dates for tho vice presidency never amount to
anything ~ the convention usually picks its vice
presidential candidate from the ranks OF the
defeated candidates for the presidential nomina-
ton, and. besides, 1t has not yet been announced
that General Wood will appear ns native or
resident OF New Hampshire.--NcN York Times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
For the League

The republicans Of South Dakota like their
brethren OF Massachusetts. are Tor ratification
OF the treaty without amendments, but with
ressrvAtIous that will tend TO safeguard the
integrity of the nation and preserve the Monroe
doctrine" This Is an they ask and they Will hc
content with nothing less. They believe IL pos
slble 80 to Improve the faulty md ambiguous
instrument which President Wilson brought
home aa to reconcile the lust claims - This M.
ton and its constitution with fun allegiance tu
the principles associated with tn, names "
Roosevelt and Mckinley 90 world re-purst bill
tty and ot devotion TO a maximum practical pan
FOR general peace --N New York Tribune
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AYnid ThLr,i Term Issue

From the point OF view of the public welfare,
tho denomination Of the president could not fall
to no n mistake, All the new and pressing pub
lie questions growing out OF the war which ought
TO be decided st the next election would he sub
merged No matter how the campaign began,
II would end as Il conflict over the third term.
That would he the one dominating issue. and
every thing else would NJ forgotten, 10 the hope
less confusion Of government for the next four
ycars-New York World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

This Mexican business ts fast becoming per-
sonal The newspapers down thcrc are referring
TO Americans as a hybrid human product
That lonely man In tho whito house can s'aha
for that II he wants TO, but he had better set
an army on tho border TO keep rcd-headod
American persons out of tho nelghbor's garden
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

SOFA hah ohScrved no doubt that the de-
frulrrH ~ tho league because OF tho lonely
man 80 the white house. are Hopping one by
onr" ll s encouraging isn't ito us pro
Gcrmans' VINO have been conducting the fight
fnr America. sometimes under very severe DIS
A1SHultge4'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23
An UncCc-spr, Nnnonnccmcnt

senator watson " Tt4nt has
taken the pains 60 say hu is no, a
candidate fur the republican u-,si.
dental nomination. - kuoX,fIe
journal and Times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

An attachment has been invented which CON
ysrta A beer pump into soda fountain Whiah
+. no invention at all what tho world 10 walt
ing for with haited breath 10 An a'tachmeh'
that will convert IA soda fountain into beer
pump
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DailV Biblical Quotation
r,,rsnAy DECEMBER 40, 1919.

Let the wicked forsake his way. ana the ur.
,irhteous man hia thoughts, AM Vt MN T"'u'"
unil the Lord and he will have mercy upo"
him. and to our uod. for no will abundantiy par
,on.--lsa 90
Jcs,s To thy wounds ny.
Purge my sings of deepest dyo'
Lamb of tod for sinners Hlap.
Wash away my crimson Htalh
rby alma are forKiven,--Luke 7;S,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

II CarrauEa was as resourceful for
peace a. he Is FOR trouble he would
ne the worlds leading s'arcsman.-
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

The minors complain that they are not getting
'S much money as they expected ana arc threat
rhlng another walk"ut. YOU can get murs milk
from the COW only by redoubllng your effort on
lna irnts
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csrcrai Palmer has announced that con
,.r, canos against the strike leaders viii be
dropped which. as ne pupno nAA al -'
whno understood 4" IN aoooroAho' wiz"
plans"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

Well II the RrItishrs should
elect a servant girl TO parliament.
could she he depended upon To stay
at Ter position uuul her successor
Is elected kansas civ star
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

Prominent men IN the country are
now undergoing the thrilling expert
enCe % being mentioned Sor the
presidency Baltimore American.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

The young lady across tho way
says her father has two barrels OF
whisky In the cellar but he drinks
81 little she imagines II will spoil
before i's half used up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

A son OF e1 Governor Haskell has publicly
,o,ned the republican party. while Bill Murray
finds II possible to keep from Hopping only py
going to Bolivia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

There's ono town In the United states tha'
has made up It's mind on tho presiden'ini mat
tar That Is the Missouri town that claims John
j. Pershng for Its own.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

Figh'N-SiN thousand Americans
have applied f1r passports Co Cuba
'uHA s s;iI damp Free
HrrA
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Never Been out Of Ring Sine, ,oa

AZ iho present enhanced price Of
sIN'r ihft son ut tho people VIII.
nam Jennings Bryan, ought to shy
ms castor in the ring Tor the fourth
time.--i.us Angeles Times
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Lots OF EnIks Mnrh OF mcnrinr

hands so 20 worA producing some
thing ls good. hut viii the country
heed N'--Omaha Y Bee.
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The convicted l. w. w fellows went u p'''''
singing which In the best thhx we over "'"''
Of An W. w. doing
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what has become of the old fashioned young
man who thought II was necessary to ask the
. fathers consent
According to the Chandler News -puhllcst. 1t
IL hard for poor thief TO decide whether 10
steal whisky sugar or coal
Most OF TIA" newspaper writer's have now
learned that the name OF tho now congressman
from IA" fifth district is j. w. Harrcld
Most any Chandler woman. says the News
Puhhcisl, will tell you that a husband earth
Is worth two In the other place sometimes.
The Journal has found a Vuta man who in
TO an end the other day was because President
Wilson vetoed the predicted calamity,
Those who have stood for hours In the post
office waiting for a chance to mail n Christmas
package cannot say that Ray McClnc dii not
give them fair and timely warning TO do II chrly,
district seem 10 indicate that the report thpt
CnnErrssmun Tom Mckcown had been attacked
with sleeping sickness was somewhat eSag
gcratcd.
senator John sharp williams says he would
rnt be dog and bay a. the moon than TO
sncnd one day In the United states ssnate after
the expiration Of his term Already. II IN said, "A
movement is on foot in Mississippi to repeal the
dog-tax law.
Teh Ardmorc Ardmoreitc called public meet
ing tho other night to receive kicks from IN"
public then Il proceeded to invite bouquets ana
loosen the number Of kicks hy telling In advance
what n fine pcoplc Ardmore had and how much
1t loved them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

The number Of motor trucks lH
Increased in 10 years from 's3V u
nrnrlY b00.nOO.
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Mosi OF TIA" newspaper writer's have now
learned that tho name OF tho now congressman
from ia" mn district is j. w. Harrcld
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

Foster Has II In HLs Pocket
by the way, what ever became
the steel strike Ohio state Joul
nal
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According TO the Chandler News PuhllciSt Il
ls hard for a poor thief 10 decide whether &c
steal whisky. sugar or coal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

Most any Chandler woman, gays the News
Puhhcisl will tell you that husband on earth
Is worth two In the other place sometimes.
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Oklahoma Oufbursfs
BY OTIS LORToN

what has become OF the old fashioned younl
man who thought It was necessary to ask tn,
IA thcrs consent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

Those who have stood for hours In The poI
office waiting for chance to mHil n Christmas
package cannot say that Ray McCline dii not
give them fair aud timely warning TO do Il cnrly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-23

The Journal has found a Niuita man who in
Sists that the reason N" World failed to come
10 end tn" other day was because President
Wilson vetoed the predicted calamity,