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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
DIVISION OF THE EIGHTH
Municipal and Judiciary Offices 70
BE Taken Out OF Politics


ENID, Nov. 15.-Senator.elec
Harry Glassner of the eighth dis.
trict today announced thai
in the next session OF the state legis
lature he would revive his bill pre-.
sented at the last session Of the
lower house of the Legislature, TO
take city administrations OF the state
and the judiciary out of politics.
He also proposes to present as
part of a bill for the reapport!on'
ing of the congressional distre'i
OF the state that the western haf
OF the eighth district with two coun.
:.-= .o;:;h sha,. form "a district u
which Woodward Is the center, and
the eastern half of the preseni
eighth district, with two or three
counties added form another district
of which Enid would be the center
This plan. Glassner states, would
insure two congressman from par
OF the state now served by one snd
each of these two districts would
have better railroad facilities within
it- own limits than the present
eighth district now has.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
The Promoters Wife
By JANE PHELPS

know what it is, but there is some
thing you will not tell me-some-
thing connected with Blanche Or
ton, Your relations with her"
For heavens sake, Bab, are you
going TO play the part of jealous
wife, | saw plainly that Neil did
not iniand mo .c aay .ry moro 90
him, that he did not mean to tell
me anything, yet l persisted,
Il don't know what IL wrong,
oil But | am sure there is some
Neil. / have been so wrapped up
in the baby, that I have been blind
to other things. | never have been
your partner, but | have not been
So shut out Of everything as | now
am. ! am sick to death OF not know
ing things. | want you to begin to-
night. Wen start ail over. You tell
me the things which /, as your wife,
should know. | feel that out future
happiness depends upon perfect
confidence between us.'I laid my
hand on his knee, and leaned my
head against his shoulder. We veto
nearly home. 1t would not be easy
to take up the subject again. l
wanted an answer now.
"You tend baby, III look after
other things" he sai1 more geatly
than he yet had spoNel, but with a
weariuess In his so'Ca. And he
moved the arm against which my
head rested uneasiiy.
For n moment / fclr helpless !
had an impulse % carry on tho con-
vorsation--to insist upon knowing
what the earnest AK with Mrs. Or
ten portcnded, even the | prec'pi-
tated a quarrel. Then l hcsi,atcd, I
would not be SO tIc'tass: thorc we're
other ways by VII h women & lviscd
themselves OF things they WISHED 10
know. | would also Kind some way
to satisfy myself
Neither Of us talked T1uch when
we reached home, but Neil vas cross
and nervous. lie sent me off 10 o"d,
but he sat up late working in the
library, Once, when | crept near tho
library door 10 see what he was do
ing, | heard the rustic of papers,
and went quietly back without dis
turhing him.
1t was long before | slept. Tho
doubts so long quiescent, had once
more taken a hold upon me and
kept me wide-eyed wakeful.
TOmorrOw--Barbar Finds Proof
of Check Given Neil by Blanche
ohton,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

read as presaging the radical
growth OF influence OF radical
thought through the press. a news
paper OF Great Britain will WELD
extraordinary power. II Is reported
that naval and military operations
on a large scale seem to be fore
shadowed for Europe.
Want and pr!vatlon, which have
been less in evidence recently than
formerly will be conspicuous during
the winter when many poor persons
will need aid,
While there may be more demand
for charity in this country than
.sc-c .:;.s s.5sT, recently conditions
In Europe will be pitiable.
Spain and Hungary are still SUBJ
jeCt to the most unfortunate direc-
tions of the stars
Persons whose birthdate IL Is have
the forecast OF an active and sue.
cessful year. Those who are en-
ployed may be promoted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

In response to somewhat general demand
tho democratic factions are threatening to get
together soon FOR tho purpose OF organizing tho
party nationally. AZ this time the lineup "a
McAdoo against Cox, with the Nebraska colonel
IN the offinE, emitting smoho ana making signs
Two candidates are In tho field FOR head IT
he national committec~-Mr, Edmund II. Moore.
.roprosontng the Cox faction, and Robert woolcy
representing MoAdoo. with Joe Tumulty held IN
reserve for trading purposes. II la significant ,r
tine pounc judgment OF Mr.. white that he h
not "a candidate. knowing, quite evidently, when
ho has enough OF thing. when the gct-to-
gether meeting occurs. II will be worth attend
Ing,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
Henryetta Enters Contest,

Special to the World.
HENRYETTA. Nov. lj,-The
Henryetta Rotary club has accepted
the challenge of Shawnee. and vii
enter the contest for the $4,000 prlt'
money offered for the best city N
oklahoma in which to bring up a
family of children. DR.. william a
McKeever OF Lawrence, Kan, extenr'
sion lecturer and director OF Juvenie
welfare under the auspices or me
Presbyterian church, u, S. A., ana
author OF the better cities movement.
has been in Henryetta for two days
perfectinR the local organizauoh.
addressing the high school and aIso
mass meeting at the city auditorium
and holding group meetings N
coaching his hearers In the manner
OF procedure in making Henrye,2
n model city in which TO bring w
a family.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
LOOK ron ANOTHER WAR.

The reported success Of Vcniselos In the Greek
elections docs not mean the beginning OF an era
OF peace, but tho almost certain genesis OF "a
new war.
whether VoniseloH or hls opponent really won
tho governing mandate probably makes no
difference; for the Greeks are In factions--one
faction seeking the recall Of Constantine To- the
throne whilo the other would call Vcniao3us 10
exercise the supreme authority.
IL In not characteristic OF tho peoples In that
part OF tho world to accept anything less than
tn. a"c,slc: :. :.:s .-v.1 we snnii be very
much surprised II there Ii not an appeal In
Greece from the ballot box To the tented fold
Constantine wants his throne, and all royalty
everywhere has common interest with him IN
his ambition,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
Bennies' Notebook

Me and Tuds slmking vas -
Ing along wonderlng IL ,ny,,
would happin, and somo,l.rs s|
being a little short man with -
bag Of little packidgcs csri,s
to US and saying, Roys. do yoo -.
10 have some fun? Hell. ,,. aA'
out these sample pa,t.Ires ~ S'.' sn'
Droplets. All YOU llU In NA
ring abe bell and hand rs.s5,It
to whoever opens the door ..5 VS.. ,t',
Accept this with a., ,.n....,-..s -
of tho Corn Droplcts ..r......
And he gave US each . .... ,...
ful Of packidges, Puis a.., E11
wat do we get for doing 1.is,,,,
You get the satistaylu. nf so,,,
"a good deed, wat mot d, y
wunt? sed the man. 81, and 81
not saying, and we started ,o ,,,.
out the paCkidgcs, me I...ut ",'
bell and Puds ringing the una ,"'
next door. and some ba. opar,5
the door and / handed h,. moi
idge, saying, Accept this Yrh N.
compliments Of the Coz. Drop,s,
compinny.
This dinky thing? tuo lad,
And she slammed the de-. and l.,
then another lady opcrDa the doo,
next door and Puds sed, Accent ,b,
with the compliments OF The Cr
Druplets complnny
And mo on the 3rd f0,. dustbV
well Of all the ighorant ugly looklr,
fat brats, sed the lady Meenns
Puds, and she slammed her doc,
even harder than mine slammed
hers, Puds saying, Holy smplks, YOU
mite think IL was tho insults Of the
Corn Droplets compinuy instead o.
the compliments.
And We went up on Luo next E.
steps and rang the bells, my doc,
opening ferst and me saying, Ac.
cept this with the compliments o.
the Corn Droplets Compiuny, anc
tho lady sed, Those mizerab,e thing
I bawt a packidge once aud II,
hole family neerly Choaked 10 deth
trying not to waste them, get dow
off Of there, you snub nose peanut
Meening me, and she slammed thi
door as IL IL was habit IN tA
block, and Puds Bed, l aint goinGt
wait for mine, wat do you say ',
run like heck?
wich we did, with the rest VI HI
packidgcs, me giving mine 20 ma
saying, Accept all these with tht
compliments of the Corn Dropleb
compinny. And me and pop trie.
them for brektist this morning, ies
trying them for about one spoonful
and wishing we hadn't even trec
them that much.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
Barbara Bccs Neil Ia Tell OF Ills
Relations with blanche.
CHAPTER Xiv.


After dinner was over wa played
bridge, two tables. or course, | did
not play with Neil and was seated
so could not see him. But | knew
he could not talk anything save triv-
iuitics during n game, so gave
my attention to my cards, winning
compliments upon my playing from
my partner--a ulivt mddc'.aged
man whom q rather liked.
AS | looked on the main crises
Of my married life 1t seems to me
that II has nearly always been some
ordinary thing like bridge, or dane
ing, that has helped me over them.
and that has enabled me to hide my
feelings successfully.
Foolishly, I did lOt wait until we
reached home to question Neil.
what in the world were you and
Mrs. orton arguing 40 earnestly
about" I asked as soon as we wore
seated in the car.
We weren't arguing"
"Oh, yes you were, at the table. '
saw Lorraine looking at YOU in such
a queer way, 1t ptt.lcted my btten-
ton"
I'VE were talking of a little bust
ness His tone was cold, and did
not invite further remark.
'But what business can you nave
with herr"
She owns stock In some OF our
companies, IL you must know"
els II making her money!"
Nell looked at me thru narrowed
Tide Never had seen quite that
look in his eyes. Most women | be-
liovc, wake up suddenly rather than
slowly, to anything that savors OF a
difficult situation. But invariably II
We look back We see that it has been
existent for some time; that many
events have led up to it--particular-
ly II the situation IL a marital one.
repeated the question.
Not lately" he replied. then
looked moodily out Of the window.
Neil" said slowly, II don't
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
CoIr ENpiERIENCE.

tCopyrtght 1920, by Edgar \, GuosD
I've golfed throughout another year,
The drifting SHOWS win SOM he here.
And now | view with discomfort
The season that - soon was spent.
once more I've dubbed the whole year
thruuEh.
Nor did make am otghty-two,
ItCh hopes were mine that glorious day,
The time 1 started out To play.
This year, said L. I'm keep the line
And surely mako suNtUty-uiur.
IN play as Ray and Nardon DO,
Aud show tho gNus a thing or two
l bluudorcd ON through early Junc,
I could not use my trusty spoon,
Hut hope sttU v,aycd.oTr summer zen
/ knew 1 should be playing weu,
Then hy tho fourth day of July
lost my drive any knew not why,
August NNl found me keeping ON
with scores unfit To look upon,
Z t,lJ tHot possessed the skin
To do nay bidding with the pill
Aud then one day summed the score
And found Ia made one hundred four
Iho samr old hub that was am /
1 dout mpruN, hOweer try:
Lessons and practice al are vain
wan me the hook or slice remain.
Eut sull Go hope | rundly cling
] know lN play the game next spring
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

There In n universal demand for fair, honor.
able and just election law In oklahoma Tho
bourbons may squirm, but vast number OF
honest democrats stand sduaroly with the re-
publicans for such measure, and they nrs
earnostly invited to cooperate, II has been
fairly demonstrated. time without number, that
an election law which gives the major party
an advantage IN menace to tho mombors OF
T, that major party In primary elections. NJ
clean, straight thinking man or woman wants
any partisan advantage In the law which be-
stows ON citizens their right 20 participate in
government The world serves notice now that
It will oppose with its fun Influence any at
; tempt to write an election law giving partisan
advantage to the party In power.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
The Horoscope
Tuesday. November t6. 1920.

(COpyright, 1890, by the Mcclure
Newspaper SyndiCitcD
This is a quiet day, according to
asirolugy. Early in the morning the
sun and Mercury are I'm bcncfic as
pect There - slightly monacins
sway Of Jupiter.
while the stars seem TO indicate
that business affairs may be quiet,
especially along certain lines. the
seers foretell that there will be a
decided stimulation OF trade within
the month.
II is read that money will be cas-.
Ter TO obtain on loan after the frs:
Of next month.
This should bee period ~ plan
ming for the new year, for fair
promise is made By he stars Whev-
ever capital is needed or the sup
port Of persons OF influence, action
should be taken while this period
prevails.
The sun and Mercury responsible
I'm a great measure, lstrolUEerS de-
clare. for the promineuCca OF Jour
nausts I'm public life, today are in an
aspect that should be fortunate for
an who seek office or official recog,
milton.
Many prominent men will visit the
United states within the year, one
ot whom will come on "A mission Of
suprvm, import.
According to ancient lore presents
nr tINoTs bestowed under this plan
'fary gOvernmcn, were most lucky
20 the recipients.
Mercury is in an aspect that Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
NouH srNrrs FINANCES.

We desire to call the attention or our readers
to the statement OF tho states tnsomr which ap.
pearrd ns ncvs story iu Che Monday issue OF
Tho World. oklahoma ctutons have not hereto
fore had tho privilege ot reading such stort,.
"a this. II has not been considered good prn,.
tiec to ad,tse the people OF the state conccru.na
the conditions iu the public service
Tho World believes there is nothing in which
the general public should hc so deeply tntprcatrd
Rs the detailed conduct " the states business
The article In question is tho first ot MANY ,lor,.
this line, II TX going to he the policy og Tho
World TO advise the public as accurately AS may
be OF the conditions prevailing iu the various
departments at oklahoma City. u being tho
faith OF this paper that n tho sacts are placed
before the people they VIII know how to act
and can be depended ON 20 render a Just and
v,ise verdict when called on 60 do So
There are thos who assert that such news"
interests nobody. Very good We purpose in,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
Oklahoma Oufbnrsts
NJ Otis Iortnn.

Speaking Of useless waste Of end"avor' here
was that gas hearing held ~ Tulsa tho pas'
week.
All Of tho republican charges have been sus-
aimed. As evidence wo point TO the fact thai lhe
partisan papers are calling upon ne demo'thuc
party to purge itsrlr
OF course u may be true that tho masculine
sex B becoming cffcmInatr, says the Dallns
News. but personally We neycr expect 70 sweat
ears with our hair.
George Evans ~ Chickasha was ~ ratified
over tho republican victory In oklahoma that NJ
got up the other morning and started 10 remove
the mulchinR from his asparagus bod.
The one democrat who saw an ~ MS asplra'
tinur go up In smoke IN the republican victory
wAH Judge Thomas owens. The announcement
that no d, out of politics b. hourly expected.
ThoHr democrats who profess 10 so" glinrner
of light for the party IN oklahoma ought TO
read what nm Murray says about IT, And he
,l,kH Senator johnson, dead man, as ono OF the
hopes
u ls s,d that Robert W nlakcly Muskogee
county farmer was uumovcd when the jury
brought in death sentence for the murder OF
BITS ls.yoir.uld step daughter Probably he
had hoard somewhere that he can appeal to the
governor
II was perfectly natural that promoter" in
stead or i, "pulnutor" should bo used that
oklahoma Guy woman who was aBphyNlatod.
Promoters arc considered ths most successful
u'" savnrs down there.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

And now Wrang~ has fallen Thus another
halt-heartcd campaign againet tho Russian
soviet or government. whichever II Ia, has failed
with the net result that the Russian prestige
has been increased. II the interests OF other ma
tions are threatened by the Russian menace, then
wisdom dictates that a campaign hc waEod
against the Russians that promises results. II
the opposition to Russia Is merely tho opposi-
uon Of those who think the Russian example
may prove dangerous, then the sooner they como
out OF It the better, Russia has right TO set up
any Kind OF government the Russian people
uuy dosrr. II it is good 1t viii survive, II t
Is no, founded ou the eternal principles ot JUS
tee laW ana order. then it will fan of its own
weight auop ouuuEh The other nations OF the
world have perfect rght 10 establish quar-.
auuno against l,ussia. they have no earthly
right 90 dictate to Russia. All OF this Is SO
elemental that 4 requires no argument
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

II Is explained that administration officials
remain silent ON the threatened reorganization
OF tho democratic party" Remaining silent we
should say ls about tho most gracious and con-
sstcnt thing Administration officials" could do
under the circumstances. That the democratic
party lives at all Ia nothing for administration
officials TO take credit for.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
A Rift in the Clouds,

Special to the World.
PONCA CITY, Nov. 11.-IIhs
democrats OF Kaw township, norIh,
east OF this city. are claiming tna'
tho republicans overlooked some
thing on election day, as ina! re,
turns show that three d-moCoI5aI.S'
were elected to that township
board of trustees In Charles Tho2mp'
son. S. n. Rozell and George k!cs
all chosen at the polls over ihe.r re-
nlIbliCan opponents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

sisting that the taxpayers acquire an interest
In their own business. They have been piundercd.
robbed. msreprescnted and outraged until the
ultimate limit. we believe, has been reached.
Everybody wants q better condition TO prevail,
and thoro ~ no force so capable Of bringing
about o. better condition as the forco Of merci-
less and impartial publicity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
Daily Bibiicdi Quotation
TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER 10. 1920.

TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 10. 1920.
. ms mak.r is thy husband. tho LORD Of hosts
H his name; and thy rcdcomcr the Holy one
Of Israel Isn. %; 0.
Thou dear Hodocmcr, dying Lamb,
We love TO hear of thee.
No music Tx" thy charming nnfno
Nor half so sweet can bc.
Thou vast slain and hast redeemed us to
God by Thy name. Neyb; .,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

The state department Insists that II has never
attempted to unduly Influence legislative affairs
in HAITI the republic that Mr. Franklin u,
Roosevelt said he had organized and set on ita
way.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

Speaking of useless waste Of ondoavor, there
waB that gaH hearing held ~ Tulsa tho paHt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

or course II may be true that tho masculine
sex IN becoming cffcmIpatr, Hays the DaIhi
News, but personally We never expect 10 s"es
our ears with our hair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

All Of tho repubncan charges have boon sus
aimed. Aa evidence Wo point TO the fact that tht
partisan papers arc calling upon The democratic
party to purge itSclr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

George Evans ~ Chickasha was ~ ratified
over tho republican victory In oklahoma that NJ
got Up the other morning and Hinri'd 10 remove
the mulchinR from his asparagus b'd'
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
AMERICAN REGISTRY
FOR ALL j. S. SHIPS
Board Ordered Those Now With
lIoyds Transferred to Do
mestic Corporation.

The nTst direct step by the United
States Shipping Board TO relieve the
American merchant marine of foreign
influence was taken today. IL has
ordered that all OF the I,s00 ships
owned or controlled by the board
and those now under Lloyd's registry
about 1.050-shsll be transferred
to classification by the American
Bureau of Shipping.
In effect this will almost immedi-
ately remove s,4O0.000 deadweight
tons OF American shipping, valued at
about 81. zoo. 900 900. from the control
OF the great British corporation to
the Jurisdiction OF an American or
ganization in matters which AFFECT in
surance rates and heralds an era
when virtually all American shipping
likewise will be emancipated.
Aids American skipping.
The far-reaching effect OF the move,
however, cannot be appreciated un-
less IL is realized that insuranc
rates, based on classification rates, are
the most potent factor in building up
or destroying a merchant marine.
This becomes obvious when thought
Is given even TO the possibility Of a
foreign classification corporation, dis
eliminating in favor OF ships owned
or controlled by nations OF its own
country, as against vessels OF another
nation.
1t is automatic in shipping that on
the rating OF a ship depends the in
surance cost and that the margin be-
tween a losing and a successful voy'
age often Is Tho Insurance rates for d
cargo In one vessel as against that
obtsinable by shipping in another. In
large shipments this difference rep
resents large sums and were IL In
favor OF British or other vessels would
constitute an almost insupcrablt
handicap for the American shipowner
The Shipping Board order, which
keen students of the shipping situation
regard as epochal. was issued by Paul
Foley, director OF operations for the
board with the statement that II car
ries out the determ ination of the
board made at meeting on last
March II.
1t provides that all vessels owned
and controlled by the board lat pres
ent classed in Lloyds Register OF
Shipping" shall be classified in the
American Bureau of Shipping. - II
also announces that las the classi-
fication certificates are issued by the
American Bureau of Shipping. the
Shipping Board will take necessary
steps to discontinue Lloyd's class on
these vessels"
Announcement Significant.
This announcement is the more
significant as it came almost stimuli
taneously with the introduction and