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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

HfAIl.t A.UHu
with the return Of President VII
son Co igc United states the real
IlEhl over the league Of nations pro-
puAl Will be launched
The controversies developing in
the senate, exciting as they have
been at times, are in the nature of a
curtain raiser 20 the main perform
auCe.
Against the league opponents will
be ranged the president and the
only living oN-prcsldent one a demo-
crat The other a republican This,
iu Itself 90 one OF the most interest
ing ut the many circumstances con
ucctcd with the coming contest
Tho WIlsouiun tour viii be COM
parable. according 20 advance re-
port with the customary swing
around the circle OF presidential
candidates during campaign year
n the opposition IS prepared o.
put UP as suff a fight as some OF
its leaders would desire. another
party ~ speakers nearly as dis
uuguishcd, will preCcdc or foIpw
thut headed by the president
The next few months. therefore
viii sec the country dclugcd with
ur1tory favorable to and opposing
the ltAENf lINN. ne result must N'
such a discussion AS America fayors
whenever % Is engaged iu thrvsning
out AN issue ~ interest 10 tho masses
Of It's citizens
Incidentally, tho east is commcnc-
inr to speculate on republican poIit-
i.L possibilities in the event Wilson
swings Ihe country TO his way OF
thinking.
Practically all the leading men iu
that party are against the lcagu" in
its present forms. senator johnson
of California, fpr insanCS who's,
presidential boom 0us launched re-.
Gently in that state, is expected o.
Join with LodEcg Knox ana Koran in
ID speaking campaign adverse To- Ia,
| WlIsnui1u program.
should popular sentiment at pros
ont undecided, although probably
rather dubious about the success OF
| the league scheme. turn strongly IN
| |its favor. william lI TAFT would hl
/ tho only nationally known man iT
either party. with the exception o'
/ the president .uurcsrrNcdly com
Imitol to this program
This circumstance iH so obvious
that 20 ls attracting more than "a lii
|No attention ln those circles where
4 iprrsidvnull policies is homethlus
moro than an exciting spectarl,
IslagcI fur few weeks preceding ,
national election.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
YA0UIS MADE THE GOAT
FOR MEXICAN MlS00INGS

FL TASO. Texas. July 6-N11m s
Indian drprcdations In tho h.Nc'A
border states are becoming NOR. g.
uaeui. but not all acts OF bln.lFy
in The NuGui country can Doe .Ot A'
the doors OF the Indians ac...I.'"
TO advircs reaching here from Soc
nora. "It is a case ~ giving ID a.f
a bad name and hanging hun an
American reported, who i7 'N"..F
with the mhraudlng activities ". '"'
Naguis..
n .s the custom I'm sonora no
said. for Mcvicans TO shout "hHII.
whenever foreigner has been .i
I'm Isolated territory or wnnrrN.. a
faCraut violation ot Mexican 10"
has been committed auywhy-. '' 40
section where Naquis may Doe f"HHi
This is supposed to impress 'n. '.
ilOr with the idea that real N"N0''
bant.try exists largely in iA l"''.
nations OF outsiders Hence. ITO
Nnqui is blamed for yioI".. A.
whether he was responsible ar H..
Yaqui and Mexican bandit .'" y
are both active and n is said ..
impossible to toll which is rH
various reported raids rohhcr.. '"1
murders
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
LABOR NoT srNMrI.prp.

The action ~ organized labor lu
refusing to ho % proprwudsi FOR
tho hopeless creed ~ me e. " W
and kindred organizations pnoua
mat American labor 80 rY.l DON'T
ur'od hy good sense It H uo' aur.
prnDnr 100 credit labor with aanaa
and d'Ncrru0u. We Hu..r It u'
rhrm butt must hr borne lu mind
that nu.ahnyIr. orlfov Myr mlIa
l'u point fua'rupfr tHrmrpI.rrnu Rr
ps puE.rr with labor ufuuytuuuH
ln rho hope OF securing. through
prosrlylam. "a controlling vote ln
hbor's acts and thus unite nll labor
Interests aud Identify tho Workmeu
with tho anArchistic movements now
uudar way throughout tho world II
N TO tho credit OF labor that they
have not succeeded In debating tho
policy N tho worklnEmun and max
Ink labor a tool for their luiquitous
designs
Tho overwhelming vote ly which
tho Federation Of Labor. which met
roccutly ut Atlantic CIiy. rejected all
resolutions uf "a bolsh,yIsI color has
"a significance fnr beyond any uuos-
lion of the fedruuOu's own stand
ln "A limo of fcruput uhu the pres
cnt there is always q tendency q,
magnify the extent 90 which royo.
luuunuy ideas have obtained rra
ludgmcUt Zoo the public mind Th,
t'NuIuiluui9H are extremely vocal
while tho sober people for tho mos
part say nothing The federation hai
not been and iH not now notable fuI
extreme regard for established ia
stliuiionH. ana II these wcro renlli
ON their last loga tho fact woul,
/ ho very apparent ln puu uf iu
members That such IN not the caa
gives additional confidence in IN,
sanity " organized labor and ia,
welfare OF The nation
y II the symplthlzprs with the de
aIructionists could muster ouly
ItutpoihIn guard at thp Atlantic CIT
Injecting. a poll OF tho American
people AS "a whole would Dee sure q
show thom In sull moro pro
nounced minority We have. g.
some extent at least. mistaken uuis
FOR strength This viii not proven
tho diIcttanu from speaking q
everybody who believes there is sti
some lifo la society as hopcle.sl
behind the times Wc may TAX
courage, however. from tho fact thu
tho noisy dcmaEoFurs hsyo as D.,
no authority To- speak for a sub
s'ar,lul number ot American cid
HonH the majority OF whom are o.,
ready 60 embark on tho uutrlcd sou
ot economic and political insanity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
Development of Air Service
Strengthens Tulsa's Position
in Nations Commerce Field

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'he imnroy,tp,pt MAP
laid WILEY In 'fr' pm, ."' N.H.
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NOT br uuti. tnc puIi,,,,, am N.,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

pstrot Frco Press
o. lee obvious that Germany extends
hcr hand toward tho dotted line with
mental reservations I'm signing Tho
Paris treaty sho will sign sullenly
and in bad f1ith. avd with no intcn-
uou of huuOrlug her engagement 'N-
rupt insofar as tho superior strength
~ her couuurrors forces her Co do
1900. Germany gave thu hoishrviais
their Nrs, instruction tn the art ot
pvrNly. and so thorough going and
raEstpklng a teacher is not likely
to 81 uuiuuuc hy pupil
when the German commissioners
place hoiU names ON tho document
awaiting inrm at Versailles. and
AffN th,ir seals. peace VIII exist ON
paper. but really thcrc Will Doe no
ururo. only am armed truce The
moment formal war ends the Tcutong
viii commence to devise ways and
u~tua for rryumWCuNtmCut ot hos
NUtlcg at tho earliest possible uppor-
muiry And it viii ho the duty OF
fho n'l.os and associated powers io
.r. to 10 r.t This opportunity never
.lrr.Nrs TUr lyr|ur the realization
n1t GrwNuy wuFf hr watched in
future pa closely rs tho has hCcu
watched fur tho last four years. tho
better for hc world. md tho longer
Will Doc fnp interval until tho next
great ury yba'ANun uf civilization 10y
I war
Tho Germans without mhuc,y
enough tn attempt tp disguise Their
/ fncuug1 ur even hldo i"'F l"n7
undertake tu throw tho blame fnr
! mo rrr.,n, situation upon tho ally
mowers Actually they only prove
! 5. ...E,y,.y .f fha theory that "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

from a most exemplary line OF con
Duct VIII result In their immediate
deportation
Those who In ignorance have
secuted the danger 'o the United
states by reason ~ tho presence Of
these allen hostile elements, and
have denied the need OF cHiriordl
nary precautions and Striolcr
watch upon all propaganda, are
probably unable 20 comprehend, IN
an environment measurabiy free
from these pcrIls, the menace win
which the department, % justice Is DO
well acquainted.
The anarchist evil iH one hat Is a
genuine menace and % needs TO be
DEAR with accordingly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
MoHE WORLDS TO CONQUER

In tho first flush ~ triumph OF
tho regulatory forces ~ the nation
over the tenacious grip of King
Alcohol. it would seem that the p,o-
Pile who would toll as how we shall
cat and drink ana conduct our
private affairs would be so fun Of
qualification us io rest awhile from
tho work of shaping mankind To-
their own specifications and enjoy
tho laurel, already won. Not So
They are Yet looking fur moro
worlds Co conquer Tho victory they
have achieved seems only to have
whcttrd their appetite for more con
quests Tobacco suu holds itg place
undisturhrd. and tea and coffee are
sull consumed with a reckless dis.
regard for what thgsr people would
have us believe Co hc our own Suryty
and welfare Uut here comes a note
from Toledo that alcoholics aaioous
must boz regulated N appears
that suspicious persons. entirely FREQ
from tho ctfccts ~ drink. are uNlns
those places ~ refugees from lou,It.
uoes during tho lnto watches NJ tho
might
Argument is made that hcrr
SHOULD ho uu place whore at 3 o'clock
In the morning gang ~ 90
or 20 mon could rc courrcgatcd.
D
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Said a soldier homo from France
the other DAY 'Mr Wilson did not
entirely convince tho allied delegated
at tho peace conference ~ the TIM
portauco Of America in tho war. but
those douEhhoys who happened to
bc stationed In CoblcuE about last
March converted bunch OF French
soldiers. who quest .nncd tho part
America played and tho fighting
qualities OF the Nanks In the argu-
incnt two Americans and 90 French
men owcrc Killed This piece NJ ncwa
was suppressed by the cousora
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

has declared the question NJ cove
ulnt adoption campaign issue.
Ana IN cpar,y orrnnEtion leaders
I'm tho upper house haN" gone sul
further with tho narrowing process
hv making 70 not merely RI party
issue. but a distinctly administration
issue as wcU Tho thing must go
through. Ratification ot the royca
nant is his policy and the master
must hr ohcyed.
There are. it ls true a few demo
Gratis in the senate who are broad
enough 20 hc Americans before they
arc party men. and who see the uncs-
tion nt issue iu iis true light Hut
those ~ this number who step aside
from tho ordered path are distinctly
under tho troiyn OF their party or
sanitation
A republican may advocate r3tifi-
remain iu good standing and good
cation OF The lcuEu" covenant and
order in his party. but democrat
who opposes tho covenant Is ana
thoma among his brethren
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

II Is said that tho Old car, named
af,or Henry, would run without gas.
II is prcmmcd. adds a Kansas paper
IN th, blank space loft for remarks.
that the new one. ulmcd after IA.
feI will run from "a draft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Speaking ~ the place July holds
In the horoscope. Il Is recalled by
Kansas paragrnpher that william
Jennings Bryan picked July 10, 1885.
10 mako the "cross ot gold" "l6
TO l. shot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

SUNDAY. JULY g. 1919.
ThR .yfa Of ihu Lord are upon the nrhle
ous aud hia ears ars open to their erJ fsh
sans
What thou shalt today rr0rido
Let me a. q child forfiNrj
What iomorrow may hsudo
Calmly to thy widaom leave
Tia enough that thou wilt care
Why should ! the burden brsfl
L. any among you afflicted Tee MN
pray d. any merry LOT him sing psalms
jas 5.la
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

From hcnccforh no man with n
red nose IS going 90 be continually
bothered with inycntinG an alibL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

why Is IL. inquiries the Kansas
city star. that clothes seem to IN
torfore 20 with interpretive dancing -?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

We attn contend that tho old
fashioned way ~ celebrating tho
glorious Fourth was the best
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
OKLAHOMA 0UTBURSTS


Iho rI down sn|fs mJH mat
inning
Society item from the WaEoncr
Record 'rtrncg, Glow called ON "a
mdy fair iu Mugsorrr sunday
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

HY gAKKfR rs TuL7A SAND srl1N"'
kEsDALL ANp NFn fokA
Morning OF Evening Win SUNDAY -,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
PHONE 6O00
Daily Food
SUNDAY. JULY q. 1919

.i,l'.-al3@
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-11

food for thought aid Inc ve Ter rb1 formation Of valuable haatH. Three maxims form q part os one lesson being taught in tbe sehoaIs af Ark! ;. sas by the goternment in eoniuna- tion with thc Sta5e ? narfmraf of Education If wc are to be ttfff.E we must learn thrift f W+ Ies ' thrift we mnst steaH thris How many Of the following Of bon FFark. lin's aXioms csn ECa VosIlg feam Naar own eyperiencc2
 "Rsther 20 to bed suapeeless thap rise in debt"
 Necessity never nadc q eaoa ba' : grin
 "Three removes are as bsd as fire''
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-11
}AILE FOR THE COLOR ED CLUB BOYS
 AND GIRLS

T. the Members of the 2ol0reo Gonm2aity Club, Boys and ...i , Agricultural Clubs of Ore" county. Greetings:
 Yoa are hereby invited and urgently requested to attend the ..raa-l Club Rally which will be aeld= =at the Monticello colored Public School Building on Fri day. July is, at ten o'clock, A. N.
 Many interesting features are h store fer us on that day among which is a splendid free Moving Picture Show at the Amuse-U Theater. Come, bring vour dinners, and let us have a pleasant time.
 WILLIAM HARRIS
 County Demonstration Agent.
 MRS. E. M. WALLACE Home Demonstration Agent.
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-11
DEPARTMENT ADVISES ON
 PLUh1BIItG AND CURTAINS
New Bureau Opens in Y. w. C.
 4. Oversees Omoe.

X new deparuutnt Of finance has 3een oz-anl2rd by the '. W. C. A. for #ss &ai. ii Frauce Miss Constance lark af Pasadena, Cal, Is the eNccu- tste. Miss Clark before Ter rprent -ouHs ta France WaS director of the aig '. N C. A. Hostess House at Camp Lewis. Washington.
 tll contracts. leases and rentals for aeW buildings will he handled ny Mss | rt;h Austin of New York City. =ln. experienced architect and builder, who vii; work through this newly ere ateA section.
 Plans for remodelng and decorAt. ing rooms. clahs and hostess houses Ukcn over by the Y. N. c A wiil he IT. tle hands of Miss Mary Buchanan. aa ini, rior decorator. who comes orig. inally pee& Scotland, hut who has been working in France fer the American \ W. C. \ since the besinu 'ng of iiS war work there.
 I,l addition. the department k com. nil,pg YSss sapscStionS and general >aoppiag guides far all the buying af 1 the Association in France. including nll kinos of building equipment from trC cline curtains 10 plumbing sup. l plies
 cafeteria expert will have place in the department to act as general ad visor on restaurant and cafeteria prof eets of the Association throughou France.
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-11

"But what tAou hast no need Of. and era long thoq shalt sell the nee essaries.9 .----..------
 likeness and pride tax with a heavier hand than kings and parlia- mcn5."
 Poverty often depriye5 a man 0! all spirit and virtue"
 At great pannyWofih, pause q while"
 @Bost thou love life? Then do nos sGuander time, for that is the stuff life i8 made of ''
 'IaZineys travels so slowly that poverty soon overtakes him"
 efle tlIat hath trade has an es- tate. and he that hath a calling hath an office Of profit and honor"
 "To b. iirown on ones own .,-- sources is to be casN in the Very lap Of fortune"
 God helps them who help theaa- seives."
 Virtue is not secure until it has become habit to you"
 tTo Be ContE3ued)
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-11

'eeiaI us the Apartment, .alass ...sss a! !tt " md Drama of the ;lt aaH4 tp acn.z Christian Assqs3 "
 T went over OH tfYE YEsfs Side of Now York one night recently te attend ! eemHHHiH drama neefins.s Miss daekaHe SINS in explaining her theo- Y aud as Was ridips akfN9 Neieed LOW muny saloons thGreNWf'fs- on ayegN cefHef 83d another i'll the uIid ilc ot the block. fl seemed, all just 3la2fhg with lights. Those lights ouz.3t 4ot to So out with prohibition They ought to shine for something wWth while to all of the people. and what better than community drama and ,inaS:
 Miss AucIlaYe feels that the War }aS given a great impetus to popular interest ill drama aud dat through la-eautry and drama great deal n he way of AmcrieanizatiCn can be ef- 'ectel
 Through the community center. if fl pe in a district populated largely of me foreign nationality. these people tAAfAt lfi ili It't-+ftiitS VI llt iltt III hcir mother countries. trunSlGtiI.z hem into English, so that Americans l0d also the younger English Speakjns members of tEe:r household cou;d un- terstand and appreciate their traal- ions American art would be greatly nr.chcd thus through the drama of Fl of the nations whose peoples ha1e settled in this couutry. on the other 1and American idealS. American his ory and American festivals even laws such as child laborand minimum wage. 'ould be interpreted to these people Y Heau. of pageantry.
 'ltople have been learning not only @ uefk tnaeftser, hut To play iogefh- .r' Mss MaeHaye saYs. "parlieularIv ,nce the war when the people stoed o2ether in drives and large patriotic community entertainments. Tle op- ertun!iy to baild up | great comnla- stt> es@alizatlon K now at# haa.l and .lar time is ripe for H. Why not utilize he corner salaenG9
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-11
.. .. .. --..- l7a-s .I-lasss-a r~a 5ss

.eT..ea rf~~ character 4rsa YeHla away rom t. o2 .ha ost=r hand, the habit of saving money, while il stitfans the ' l. also hrightens the eaarrie s-Theodole Roosevelt.
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-11
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r.---,--,-=.--s -.-- .--=---- DcE Y.
 gELLs 0a
 
 lCoatiauel Eta aa 9aag oai4 tsn er ave
 membership. aian caar ty, Kentucky, -sa1d - 0o0J3 u5.eh 8 aeaj sasa 5 year la fara. -..s o.er t.#a ats q Keatualy, aa 5i#iH- ing 5tates.
 MICHIGAN. zca 4...- gaa ysla visited faa rt the Sta.a af 9an llas tal following Hea sat.a
 Chamsaf Gyaa1encs izl of ths largr towns #he one :a Jackson. Michigan. being 2,5aa str5sg winch 1l8d 5azia men and faTue~s.
 County an Bure cor sisti4g e aa-Ha:d membership Nineteen E1ezaa have heea organized this Eer. WztA 2 tata member nip If 2 a92. The paF- pose of ths org Rizatoa i5 to buy, sell and exchange farm pro- duets; b assist iG financing th4 county agent work and to stimu- late the C!ab Work throughout the State atso to work Ef | other organizations. fiaiaietf-niae cooperating shipping Assoz.a- lions aIc TOW established in Mieh;ega for the purpose of marketing i've stock. wool aad dairy products All of taa organizations afe handled iu ta4 cooperative Wz7 with 70 2ail membership.
 The 5sata. county and .loaal Grang in Michigan number aboat a09e. H1i5 organization t Of long standing and assists all other organizations h haHdi- ing, buying aaa selling and other farm problems. j. C. Shesp, fhe former county agent of Jackson, Michigan. feroets in his county 48o 2lg Cab mam- hers; 1o0 Ca Club and loo Bab- Lit Club members. These Clubs are financed bE 1he Bankers.
 AZ Am Afsar. Michigan E. s. 0sler, county agent. rs2orzs that Wash9ena= County Fam Bureau with headquarters ar Ann Arkor. has 2 membership of 2,9oe lhare hsz ID aee5sH ship fees. The camts haz fa community raat5r#. There ara 169 Local Shippers Assoeia= tions which have shipped oat 2,000 cars of p55atozs 4ad which are connected aitth the State Fruit Growers Association.
 The State has SC county agents, 4nd the State Marketing Association work Hlth the eoua- ty Agents ia aeI4eaat Hal prob lens. Hluil ef Lansing is President Of tAe Grange which has 500 locals il tl2e State and represents aa Association which controls or regulates the price of milk in Detroit, Lansing or other places contiguous to that territory. They aiso furnish a milk Inspector faid ty the As sociation which makes an official test for the farmers and the price was agreed#uFon as fol- lows:
 $8.25 In May; s2.2o In June and 8. F in July. The Chamber of Commerce keeps closely in touch with the farmers.
 INDIANA
 The organizations for the State of Indiana are as follows
 Fifty per eent of the farmers have been organized ia , county Farm Barea9 a95 tt1he Chamber Of Commerce of Cfawfoedsvilla and the county Ae@ at are now waging 3 campaign in which they hope to have 9o per cent of all the farmers =il Mon tgomery county to siea Ha Is members of the 0rganiza on. Ti5s ofeas= ization does n2t c4v with f. any duss, tut is a part of the
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-11
PRoH,BlTi0a TO ealN6
 COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE
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