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II cents per word per month.
No advertisement less than 25
cents.
Business men employ the col
umns of The Oasis when look
ing for reliable help.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
Barometer of Public Opinion
Satan's Brood.

Bred In the slime OF the city's sums
Schooed In It's fostering MOL;
They live by the wage Of their twisted braini
Never by honest toll, o.
And az the jaCkal hunts with pack,
Mark of cain on the wcak)
SO they true spawn Of the womb OF Hell.
10 Make one with the Boshevik.
TrcaChcrous ycRgs hlghwaybien bold.
ltegEurs who Cringe and fawn;
Never has gathered crew so black
Since civilizations dawn
And, M the jackal hunts with the pack
MARK Of Cain on tho wenk.
So they true spawn OF the womb OF Hell
Make one with the Bolsheyik
Murder, arson ana raplne.
These ba their Trinity,
They me vipers who shot in the back
The men who kept them free;
And as the jackal hunts with the pack
tMhrk OF Cain on tn" weHk),
So they. tsgc spawn OF the womb OF Hell
Make one with the BoHheNik
And We whose forbears tanned the Wild
And made the desert bloom,
Shall we In cowardice supine
Await the Soviet DOOM
or band together for the right,
tNever n sign OF the wrakD.
To purge this land uf the spawn OF Hell.
Which ~ known NJ the Bolshevik
II. II. Hall In Manufacturers Record
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
Bennie's Notebook

WAS wawAIns Apule ,,sInT.-
not lookirE Tor eny hing. agl / foN'r
a Key thinking, q. II ,Au Dol an 20
bathroom door ever geLs brost '
eny thlng meybe this A,y ~. ~
IN the Key hole. WA
Wich as soon as g8t ham,
went up 10 try it and ,ho tat6roo,''
door was smut ana pat the ..y
The Key hole and II termed a. ."
AS pie. me thinking. Gosh -,
10 be "A inventer. a"
wien Jest thon the dinnlr hell
for suppr. and | went down IL
and we started To eat. te.ng 80
under onions pop not buus 80.
yet, and ma sed, Wa ua erin
keeping that man. he mus. bee -
shaving by this time
And she went out in 'te han ,.s
called up. WiIiyum, NIay4m ~
cant heer wat YOU sdy A-t -,
came back and sat down aE.g ,,.
pop kepp on not coming dow. .,'
after vile ma sed, Beul, 20 H..
STAIRS and see wal your tatlprs A.
ing and ask him II he .a.auds :,
come down to his suppl
Wich | went W to d.. .hr fen,
thing | herd sumhJdy pounding an
tho bathroom door. D., ,g.na,y
Gosh, O. | forgot To unlock r. NasF.
ing The bathroom door And Nod.
outside OF 1t. saying. is ,h4. you
pop2
Is enythinE out there making nj,
door stick? sod pop without A4y,pr
weather II was him or not
Sir Wat door, sri. ana pop -s
This door, this door, wac do Won
think | am. down the ce.ur7
The bathroom door, so1. A.,
pop sed, le gods wa hri'e bo,
wat marvel Of lnt"'ilrcr,s Mees.
ing me, and | sed. There's a KEY IA
II, pop, II must he locked
A key, jumping Jukitcr. I've b,
trying TO get this blasted door open
for 10 minnits. who put 1t IN thers'
sed pop.
Wat. the key ssd.
open this door, yelled pop ,ori
as enything. wich | did, aud no,
xave me kracks some place before
had time 20 iSplane ! d,dent know
he was in there wen locked 4, and
after | Explained II ! had the kracks
allreddy. so the ony good (, did wu
20 keep me frum getting some more
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
a WIZ CITY COUNCIL

The IN oo/ci, OF Tacoma wash deserves
moro tn. Sk.ns mention. Her. is an 'o,"'a-
ness some years ago, but 1t is earning new
laurels
In stamping out tho lawlessness In that section
tho authorities Of Tacoma accumulated 22 I W
VS. in the city hastile These gentlemen strlk
ing as usual refused To eat
Tho city council went into executive session
and asked for the municipal counselor TO whom
they propoundcd prudent question, III these
fellows refuse to Eat and actually die from
starvation can anybody recover damages from
tho city"
The municipal counselor assured tho council
that no damages could be recovered
Then let 'cm starvc IL they want TO-" said the
council, and adjourned
We could think great deal of a city council
ike that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

Wcuncouhy, DcTmitT ., l9lN
This should be n fortunate day
| for most enterprises, for as,rologefs
read that Venus, Mercury and Men
tune are all In benefic aspect. In III
evening Saturn and Uranus are ad-
| verse;
1t IL a time most auspicious fc'
love affairs. which under thts rule
should lead To prosperity and hap.
piness. especially where persons
connected with the navy arc In
volved.
The sway Is lucky one for
| theatrical affairs New productions
are subject to tho best possible d.
reotion OF the STATS and among
| them will be two plays that will via
lasting fame.
Venus foreshadows much sump,u-
GUS entertaining, which viii be but
the symbol OF elimination or lin.
itHon, snce a period OF economy
to follow.
with the ending of this year
many reactionnry tendencies viii
apparent and this vii, give en-
couNgcment to one OF the gres
political parties
Mercury today gives promises o.
better conditions for publishers and
writer's
There is a good sign for tho"
who begin journeys and especia3
for those who cross the seas AS bear
ers or important messages.
Neptune is in a place read as pre-.
saying u clearing OF the mentA
vision ~ ipbiyiduala and raf1Ons
Women again are subject to me
most slim ulating and most promp,
Ing planetary influences that VII
cause them to aspire to lgh office
and to attain TO them.
Financiers will develop smom
women In business and there
prophecy that groups OF them VII
organize for nationwide ac.iyues
Again new leaders are tori
shadowed for women and 1920 w
bring to highest place more thhn
one who Is now unknown.
Cases Of fraud will be discovrred
In government revenues, In afdtoh
to those previously found. the s'es
predict, and they will be in surprS'
ing places.
Persons whose hirthdate II N VII
have a fortunate year for bushes
or employment. Young women VIII
have offers OF marriage.
Children born on this day hs
likely TO be clever, generous and ~
dustrova These subjects OF SasH
tnrius are usually SUCCESSFUL
(oopyrixhs ipIa By ih. MeCiars s<S
paper Syndieate)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

. NItuIit snow. ITS pt'il"llHn anu "''''
f.,. ing 81 frIlo~hhIp IN he coal sir!k" IL iur'
Tnlah'- a' coal digger" ana 800 guards
. Another way 10 settle the cpnI srikc would 10
for ftH government .fu 80 end l's poll" 1u7i "A
u'l." ngfhor aud prohibit 'h" us" "i coal ''r any
purp"a"
/ A. any rn,- 'ho gas company cannot sly II
was taken by surprls". Ihis o"Sum warned me
com pany several days ago that cold wave was
on the way
speaking Of the coal adminI-lrations con'
s.rvstion orders,. II looks ~ a man up tres
among IN. icicIs. as II N" government .yas
planning TO have u Hutfcirn' supply Tor next
July ana August
Tulsa having won on points every Issue raised
In the location ~ the branch of III" federal
reserve bank. are rather cWlous 10 KNOW
what the next propOHition Will he In cas-" Tulsa
WINS in the referendum vote now bring taken.
Ned Gritts the good looking deputy marshal
from TAhlcuuah. SAYS the thing he hates most
about his fob Is to get lied w In the federal
count at Tulsa Just whom the qual season op"n',
Fvrr, night his dreams are disturbed by lhe
Bob white calls from the Chcroke" hills
A Tulsa man was rushing down The street
the other day waving so bin whats The
hl. idea p' asked friend why I'm IN a
hurry 10 get to store and take out an option
on pair Of shoes" was the Soif."Npianhiory
reply
can't understand says nul plngcH Why
senator HOlndeSlcr Wdh'H a drNh'e Win MAJOR
General wood Thes~ ~ not enough difference
ln their position 10 iu7nly debate. Thr -chh-
tor cant best oocupv hlS time by shooting the
WnsouIap species of democracy while the season
- open.
col W Il Houston ~ in Tulsa attending the
f"drru court outstanding ana erect with eyes
flashing with the spirit of youth despite his
81 years. Aside from big heart and droll
humor the colonel Is distinguished as son
II Gen. sam Houston. first and only president
OF the republic of Texns The late Temple
Houston of woodward. Okla. was his youngest
brother IN" colonel claims Dallas as his home
town, but for several years has been In okla
humi In the sorvicr Of the government His
principal occupation ls running down booze
hluIcrs special officer IN the indian service.
but his great diversion is amusing his friends
with the tricks he can play with tobacco smoke,
He can make ~ mouthfu 81 rmokn perform
more stunts than VIII Rogers get out nf a
ropc At present the colonel Ia stationed at
Miami
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

Former president TAFT thinks the president
is guilty Of colossal hlunder' In ordering the
defeat OF the treaty because uf the senate rescr-
yarons Mr Taft Is right too. Rut cardor
compels us 10 observe that he is hnsoit in
court with unclean hands II the president com
mitied b,under In rejecting the treaty because
II lad been effectively AmericsuEcd by tho
senate then Mr.. Tst, was himself guilty OF a
monumental hlunder in eIerttng every means AZ
his command TO force tho treaty on the country
without any reservations whatever. We agree
with MT taft that wilson bundcred. Hu, Il
Mr.. Wilson wants 20 retort so did you" We
will also agree with Mr Wilson. laundering Is
the best little thing each OF the gentlemen DO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

December /. nv an Interesting coincidence is
named as the date both for the ratification OF
tho treaty of Versailles, and for the opening OF
The peace convention at porpat Thus It is likely
to see both the close ot the war In the west and
III" beginning ~ cngotiations FOR peace in the
east. and incidentally the reas~embly OF the SEN
ate Tor A fresh effort At ratification Attn
grihcr % viii be notable date in history and
II things should go well II might mean a pcrccp-
the turn Tor the better In the troubled affairs Of
tho world Springfield Republican
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
NEW YORK.


IL Atlantic City had seemed a won.
der-land to me, New York was mar.
Veious Even In all the excitement
OF shopping ana furnishing our 1T
we apartment ! was In constant
STATE or wonder ana delight at the
magnitude OF the great city In which
was to 1--we The colossal build
lnSs whose tops | could not see with
out getting a Crick in my neck, the
broad streots tecminK with life and
color, tho immense traffic 10 ably
handled were, 10 the country girl
then was, sources OF uuending won
der.
Toms mother had sent us several
pieces OF quaint old furniture, which
! no" know were almost priceless
out which | then rather resented II
WAS The Kind ! had been accustomed
20 a'l my iite, and in nay judgment
Infinitely Inferior 20 the cheap but
up-to-date furniture saw exploited
In the shop windows At flrst we
bought only the absolute necessities
Tom was terribly set against running
In debt. although | couldn't see for
the life OF me what difference IL
made when he earned so much --
!, 200 Hut I'm the end we had TO
set some things on the installmrnt
plan. which seemed to me quite the
comfortable thing to do We wouldn [
miss the little We paid each week
on them and could be com Portable
in the meantime.
We won't buy single thing we
can do without Tom said but as
II will be Chca~cr and better for us
70 commence housekeeping AZ once
We Will got few things this way.
But never after We get going Wen
pay for all we have Sue, then we'll
always know where We stand
Long Hohrs.
Before we had been In New York
mAnN dhNA [ cnm N enrnh ~ MnrrN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

Representative Merritt explains that the
house cnmyuittce preferred a mild form ot arbi-
lrHtiuu. hut that the house substituted a pro-
posal even mo~ indulg"nt toward labor As
the matter stands In IN" Esch bill. railway labor
questions must b" arbltrated II labor refuses
consent Moreover the present wage level can
not be altered without labors consent That
confirms the obnoxious Adamson act and makes
IT worse.--New York Times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

objectlng to anything that mother
and want" We cured him OF that
long ago
SuItor: well. II you won't marry
me suppose I'll have to go my way
and YOU yours,
His Charmer tquickly): III
marry you viii, YOU promise to al
ways 90 my way?"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
MHuSshand(
a1dl sl
~ BY Jane Phelps
and ]
BY Jane Phelps

ABOUT Toms attitude toward me. Wai
New YORK affecting HIM Did | i'm
aFine him different without "A cause
Or-wds he tiring OF me already
These were the questions ] asked my.
self before we had been "A week IN
our new home, l now know that II
was Toms return 10 the usual things
or life. his work. tho office Then
could find no name, no reason for
the change | found in him.
lncheud OF Laying the long day,
with me AS he had done at Atlantic
CITY he was up and away very early
II took him nearly an hour to reach
his oifice where he was due at eight
clock. lie did not get home until
after six at night. HIS dinner then
seemed the paramount thing to him
although he always kissai me, both
then. and In the morning before he
lett but ! also imagined his kisses
were someSay different, apd several
times | cried little as / putiered
around the tiny flat
Don't you love me as nluCh as
/ you used TO do?" asked the ques-
/ ton eternally asked by women.
, Why OF course | do! don't be a
goose. sue. have to hurry aSvay
/ IN the morning. and at night ! am
50 tired and hungry | can't think
TO tell you how sweet you are But
nov ara ,,ust h.. n.,hia 4"
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warta, ,tis,,ton 49, ,,.,'.S ,.s.
preston OF his love. 1 never tired
OF telling him how ! loved him;
i'm, ,or hin, yyhy sho'I ha t,S
raront9
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hours NM, o,s,I,. ha ,tnnI ,y, S,,oT
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new ~ we're easily rared for
n N"Rhnor 'aiA'
was handy win my needle. and
made dainty curtains FOR all the
windows out OF cheap white ma
ierlal, and In the living room made
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

Mr.. John Fi,EpRtrick's committee for crran-
izng the iron and steel workers has begun
writing letters 10 The World. The committee il
seeking favorable publicity. We are 80 fairly
disposed that we would he willing TO give the
committee a full and impartial hearing too. hut
We refuse absolutely to do so when Us stationery
hears the name Of william Fo,'.r secretary.
treasurer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
surc-Iet's ouench Our Thirst

What the country wants is TO get
his war finally of It's hands and set
tie down 20 rs own imperative bust
ness Baltimore American.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
Daily Biblical Quotation
wLnNIsD,Y DVCENBER s.

That whoHuever bencvoth In him { me son oi
man. should not perish. but have everlasting
life. John 3l5.
sinners believe the Snyi"r'S word,
Trust IN his mighty nam" and hvc'
A thousand joys his Hps afford
His hands a thousand blessings give.
lie thnt belieV.th on him II not condemnrd'
but he that brlicveth not IN condemned already.
because he hath not believed In ia" name OF
the only heEoten Son of God. John .. IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

The young lady across the way
says sh" doesn't suppose any new oil
company that tsn absolutely safe
could afford TO promise l. per cent
diutss-A=
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03
The Horoscope
wednesday. December 8, 1919.

Tho stars incline. but DO not
compel"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

Speaking OF The coal administrations con-
servation orders, II looks ~ man up fes
among the iciclss as II N" government was
planning TO have n sufficient supply Tor next
luly ana Augusi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

A Tulsa man was rushing down the street
the other day waving so bin. what's Tho
bis, idea asked Il friend why. I'm IN a
hurry 20 get to a store and tax" out an option
on "a pair OF shoes" was the self explanatory
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

Ned Gritts the good looking deputy marshal
from Tahlcuuah SAYS the thing he hates most
about his Job Is to get lied w In the federal
court at Tulsa Just whom the quail season opens
Fvrtl night hts dreams are hiHturbrd by me
Bob White calls from the Cherokee hills.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

Tuls0 having won on points every lsTH" ftINe
In the location ~ the branch Of IN" teh"i"l
reserve bank we are rather cWious 20 KNOW
what the ntsi proposition will he In cas-" Tulsa
WINS in the referendum vote now being taken
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-03

Before we had been In New Nor
many days | commenced 20 worr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-06

woIId come over. however. it was only
a short time until German -heIls would
begin to light among us Their air
supremacy gave them a great advan-
tage. enabling them to get the range
and the location of. our troops
Regarding the losses of the 18th
Anderson said
1T seemed to me that the casualties
were heavier than is shown in the
lists of tn. war department, bit at the
same time L do not believe this divi-
sion lost any heavier than others The
SSth, 9Ist and 42nds were badly shot
to pieces. II is true that We were in
the open. while the others were en-
tireIy or partly in the woods, but you
know that if the woods furnished
furnished protection to the Germa rs
The woods were full of machine gun
nests and they were well protected"
Anderson said that among the heav-
lest losses OF the 35th were those sus-
tanned while taking the towns of
Cheppy and Carpentry They ad-
vanced about eight miles, he said.
without encountering opposition and
lost very few men up to this time,
whereas the ground where the 9Ist
started was covered with dead and
wounded.
Over In Three Waves.
we started from the town of Vau-
quois-" said Anderson, and went over
the top in three waves about 12O
Yards apart I was in the second wave
and the smoke and mist were so thick
that We could hardly see the men
ahead of US. We were preceded with
a creeping barrage from our artillery
a.-d there never was such 4 barrage as
that The first day We were well sup
ported with artillery and French
tanks, which cleaned up the machine
gu. nests, but on the second day most
Of the tanks were crippled or stuck in
the mud and thereafter the infantry
cleaned up the nests alone The roads
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-06
TkBLOlDS BY TT EepAPH

Chica so-.4The Paris Waffle COM
pany" filed a petition in bankruptcy
Turnovers weren't frequent enough.
Chicago-Unknown thieves took
a hint from the Bible ard $4,000
worth of goods from Louis Lipman.
merchant finding walls, windows
and floors guarded by burglar alarms,
they lowered themselves thru a hole
in the roof.
Springfield, In.-Here's the first
spring sign Sassafras root, the old
fashioned blood thinner" appeared
on the market today
Oklahoma City-"Mornin'. judge"
Drunk again Twice in two weeks
. Not guilty. Same drunk" But Fred
Stuckey paid $40
Detroit-You can't sell water in the
guise of whisky to a thirsty citizen in
a dry town and get away with it. ruled
Judge Jeffriers, in filming Charles
Lehman today.
Detroit-when a $4,000 a year
husband begins to make you wear So
hats it's time to part, said Mrs. David
Wellinski, and she started suit for di-
vorce-
CIeveland-AIIen Bordeaux was
soliciting funds with a card which
said he was deaf and dumb. When q
policeman stuck a pin in him Borch-
eau's ouch was heard block away.
Kansas City. Mo.-Chattering
snakes and pink elephants" Edward
Bright. 81. did a turn three stories
uP d fire escape Mud spIattered
jaw and internal injuries
Alton. I1L.-Charles johnson raised
$50 with which to bury his wife. She
buried their marital life in the records
Of the divorce court
Superior, Wis--When officers asked
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-06

John Johnson. jeweier. to show them
some sparkling goods he produced
a tray of gems But they found eight
pfnts in the coal shed Fine 5000
BeIleviIIe, Iu--Leon Skikas IS in
love. But Leon has due respect for
told him he would be killed if he mar
ried Miss Victoria KanaverskL He
sent the license back
GreencastIe. Ind--Depauw uni
versity co-eds are up in the air be-
cause they can't have lFopellers No
male student shall 'proper a girl stu
dent from one class to another" Dean
Carson ruled
Shoals Ind-John Rates didn't
want to lose the slip of paper carry
ing the combination to his safe 50 he
locked it in the vault Experts are
still working on the lock
Canton, China--When a volley of
shots failed to drive the influenza
away, natives of LuI Tin set the new
year ahead SO the geni could start
things over again without the disease.
Los Angeles--Burgiar have good
taste One stole sixteen rolls of butter
and three dozen eggs from E F.
JohDson's grocery and ignored s14 in
the open cash drawer.
Chicago Elyse Dale, pressing dam
age suit for $4,000, alleges Joseph
Smith struck her. raising a bump on
her career Yes, chorus girl.
Chica go-CharIes winkIer, dopester
for fat people. under investigation
here, admitted he'd been living on the
fat of the land.
LftchfieId, Ill--Spring can't come
too soon for LitchfieId's Romeos.
Pending the outcome of a controversy
over the electric bill, library park is
ughtless.
Springfield, Hits no cinch to be
= chinch bug. Southern Illinois farm
ers are pursuing the minute grain de-
stroYers with bonfires- A hot time is
reported.