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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
Margaret CARROTS
ncHuSband 1n
~ JANE PHELPS

shall remain at the club Indefinite
ly. Good bye"
was dumbfounded. Bob would
not come home and claimed 1t was
because. OF the way | acted. What
had / done? left the telephone
and ignoring the children's cries
locked myself in my room and had
n regular spasm of weeping. 1T
was strange that no matter what /
did things never went right any
more" | said aloud in self pity.
+ inally | bathed my face and eyes
and went toward the living room
just as | heard little Donald scream
horribly | rushed into the kitchen
and my baby was rolling in agony
on the floor. while Della stood help
lessly by; so frightened she could
not move. lie had pulled over some
hot grease she had used in cooking.
and his little arm was badly burned.
felt terribly guilty as | snatched
my boy from the floor and found
something to ease his burns. Had |
not remained closeted in my room
IL never would have occurred. In my
great love for Bob. | had forgotten
my babies. II should never happen
again. This would he lesson.
would love Bob just as much, but
would not allow that love to make
me neglect my darlings.
Donald soon fell asleep in my
arms. but even then sobbing occa-
sionally. while Della knelt beside
my chair talking wildly in whispers
OF her sorrow because she had not
watched her charge more closely.
comforted her as best / could: hesi-
tating to blame her for what felt
| was responsible. Finally | laid
Donald down, and going again to
the telephone l told Bob what had
happened,
I'll come right up" he answered
anNously tinging his voice.
There is no need. he is asleep
now, and | don't think he will be
Scared"
Very we'll, will be home early"
For anyone or anything but me-
| thought bitterly as | left the tele-
phone.
Little Donald was not as badly
burned as | had feared, and aside
from fretting a little he was all
right when Bob came in. watched
him hold his boy closely in his
arms while he talked lovingly to
Nun Win II HuHEIS lpuklnb III my
heart. \ longing for the caresses
the loving words given so freely;
yet for which | had TO beg.
Deep down in my heart | knew
that II was my own fault II Bob had
ceased to care for me, yet | never
had admitted II, even to myself. Fin
ally after he had put Donald down
asked him:
why did you go out last night ?"
Because you make II impossible
for me to remain where you are
without quarreling, and as | prefer
not to spend my evenings in hicker-
ing with you | have made up my
mind 10 stay away until you can
live without constantly nagging me-"
II don't mean to nag you. Bob
really | don't! but | want your love;
want all that goes with that love
and when | feel you don't give 1t to
me I can't help telling you how |
feel"
He made no answer. | couldn't
tell whether he was annoyed or not,
but after that night he remained
with me almost every evening until
we moved into the country.
To BE Continued on Monday.
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The Horoscope

The stars incline but do not compel
saturday. july TO-
tcpyright. 1920. BY he Mcclure Nesspaper syndlcasb
Uraus nand Saturn are iff bcnef.
&c aspect today, according to astrol-
oEy Mercury and Neptune are ad.
verse.
1t is a government under which
much can be accomplished because
the mind will be alert ard able to
profit by past experiences.
There should he good luck for
farmers and all who depend on the
earth for their livelihoods.
Real estate Is still subject to thu
best possible direction of the stargs
The aged should improve this
days opportunities since the influ.
ences are most promising. making
for an access OF energy and dis
tinguished recognition. =.
Psychic investigations again come
under a sway making for Increased
knowledge. Great teachers viii
come to the earth, the secrs de-
clare.
Some sort Of bad news from
across the ocean seems to be indi-
Gated.
This is not an auspicious date
for beginning a journey of any sort.
especially will the sea be unfavor-
able.
Shipwrecks. with loss OF life as
well as property, are foretold. In
one OF these a famous man will end
his career.
Mercury gives warning against
signing contracts or important pa
pers OF any sort.
The United States Is to receive
a supreme honor from the allies
The seers foretell that stream
OF money will pour out for the in
habitants Of Europe and the Near
East.
The new Moon Of next week fore
casts labor troubles that may be-
come serious.
Educational affairs will continue
to be unsatisfactory all through the
autumn and early winter.
Persons whose birthdate II is may
have quiet year. which is never
theless prosperous and advantage
GUS Temptations to dangerous fir
tations should be avoided.
Children born on this day prob
ably will he healthy, persevering
and determined. In business these
subjects OF Cancer often have a hard
time at first. but they later succeed.
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Barometer of Public Opinion
Our King NInkcr-

George u. Brennan has the aspect and all the
seeming Of one OF our plain, substantial Jeffer-
sonians Ho does not have the appearance Of a
King maker, but he revealed genius in political
strategy at San Francisco.
MIR. McAdoo carried good many OF the dy-
nasuc emhhrrassmcnts, and not the least OF them
was tho Illinois resentment OF the treatment
Roger sullivan received from Woodrow Wilson
III 1t had not been for Sullivan wilson's name
would have been withdrawn at Baltimore Sulli-
van, voting for Champ Clark, kept Wilson in
mo race by telling the discouraged Wilson man
ager 10 stick At the proper moment Illinois
votes started the break in the deadlock.
when sullivan ran for senator in Illinois
wilson was silent. The president had given
his support freely in other states to democrats,
candidates but he maintained a silence which
was condemnatory, because unsuaI in the MI
nois campaign.
Brennan was Sullvan's friend and had worked
Illinois politics with him for years. Roger Sulli
van would have been easier on the dynasty than
Brennan II Sullivan had lived to head the
Illinois delegation. Brennan went to San Fran
cisco to wreck any candidate the white house
had and he did IT,
AS wrecker Brennan has weakness. lie
thought Roger was too good natured with his
enemies when he had them where right cross
to the chin would put them out for the count.
Roger never cared TO lick anyone too hard.
complish 1t. lie likes to see fragments which
cannot he reassembled, and when he has "A
grudge 1t is "A complete one.
George Is probably the most thorough going
realst In politics. He Is scantly endowed with
Illusions and he never mixes into politics Gle
ments, which, In fact, do not ex!st.-Chicago
Tribune.
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yE DISCONTINUED KyNCr

(Copyright, 1920, by Edgar A. Guest)
fe good kynge satte in hys castle hall and
looked through ye windows wide.
Whenne ye Spirit Of Dreams came into ye
room and satte hym down al hys sido.
"Oh, why dost Thou look so sad GOOD
kynge, and what dost Thou seem 10
see?" wv" !"
Il was only thynkying that should Ike 10
work with my hands" said he
on, Thou art wise as the wisest men thou
hast servants to do Thy viii
Thou need not dream OF yo joys of toll nor
sigh for ye works OF skill " 'N'
For Thou hast all that We heart NAV cro,,o
ye wealth OF ye world liz thine"
An said ye kynge, but I'd like to bund
one thyng | could say is mine
They look 20 happy who work with stopc
and mortar and brick and steeI
Ihelr eyes can gaze on ye thyngcs thew dn
they are living for somethynee roaly
fe man who maketh ye road out there may
turn to a chylde and say:
My pretty grandsonne | helped TO build vs
path that ye ride today -
"Oh, | should like to gette down with MAJ,
and know what they thynke and saw
| should llke 10 sup at their tables too ana
Join with them In their play
And am sad as | sit and thynk that ro,..
shall grandchylde see ''
one thyngc that my hands have shapod ana
carved and builded complete" said ho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10
CONTINUE CHURCH MOVE
Inter- Church Plan Modief at Meet
ing of General Committee.

NEW YORK, July 9.-T'he gen.
eral committee OF the inter-church
world movement meeting here to-
day to consider the future Of the
organization voted to continue the
movement ION greatly modified
scale" Appointment OF commit
tee OF Is to confer with representa-
tives OF the denominations co-opera-
ting in the movement and to recon-
menr plan of reorganization was
authorized.
The decision of the general com.
mittee, which includes representa-
tives of the 80 Protestant denomina-
tions in the movement, was reached
by adoption of a report of a sub.
committee of IL, headed by Bishop
Thomas Nicholson of Chicago. Bis
hop Nicholson, in urging continy-
ance of the movement, declared re
dictionary tendencies which he said
were shown in the two national poll.
teal conventions. will be manifest
in the churches III we permit this
movement to end"
Watch the hour when fortune
smiles and THE WORLD WANT
AID points the way--opportuni.y Is
seldom offered twice
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A Wet Candidate.

The presidential battle will be fought out be-
tween two Ohio newspaper men--Harding and
Cox. Ohio will be the central battle-ground OF
the campaign.
Although Cox trimmed" the prohibition
Issue Just before the democratic convention
causing some OF the wettest delegates 40 get
pcevish, he has been closely identified with
the wet forces in Ohio that the issue is sure 10
be dominant one in the campaign There is
not the slightest doubt that the vote of such
states Ohio New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania will be urgently solicited for Cox
on the ground that he Is liberal In his atti-
tude toward liquor. The democratic party how
ever, will make a bid for the dry vote and thus
Will add one more issue to those already men
toned as facing both ways.
1t will talk Industrial court propaganda to
the, public ana talk against compulsory arbitra-
ton to organized labor.
II will talk league without destructive roser-
vations' to the Wilson followers and It will talk
league with interpretative reservations to the
Wilson people
II will talk Cox and light wine and beer n
the vets and 1t will talk Eighteenth amendment
TO the drys.
The country will have 10 get acquainted with
Os Two candidates before November Neither has
enjoyed nationwide fame. In the matter of
personal following they begin the race ON evan
terms. The general talk in the next few months
VIII be we want a deal" and this viii
mean republican party vlctory-Wichita
Beacon.
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The OIL Scouts Wish

Long years ago wish | made.
And hoped II would come true.
wished that l were not afraid
To hunt for Indians, too
Like all the heroes in the books,
Who hardly spent day,
without fight or two, for looks.
To pass their time away.
To make . wish Is not so wise
For II you ever do,
Ihe chances arc, to your surprise,
II sometimes will come true
Today hunt the Indians lair.
ANA battle with them royal
To make it pay, as my affair.
And drill their lands for oil
usa, July 3 FRANKLIN GRAVES
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Daily Biblical Quotation
SATURDAY, july 10. 1920.

How excellent is thy loving Kindness, o cod
therefore the children OF men put their trust
under the shadow of thy wings Psa 80: 7.
Through all the changing scenes OF life,
In trouble and In Joy.
The praises OF my God shall stl
My heart and tongue employ.
They shall be abundantly satisfied with the
fatness OF thy house. and thou shalt make them
drink OF the river Of thy pleasures. Psa. 36:S.
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Oklahoma Outbursts

II develops that Frspkin NJ Roosevelt is a
tennis player. Tennis IL 10 sports what near
bocr rs 20 the real stuff
or course those new police uniforms arc
hlfty thlngs. but 20 look at en- on sun-shiny
July day makes the whole town hot.
McAdoo's relief is nothing compared with
what the country felt when the iith balolt
was announced
Mr. Wilson was the first 10 crawl into the
Cox band wagon lie had telegram OF con-
gfatulatons already written out. and all Mr.
Tumulty had 10 do was 20 insert the name Of
the nominee.
Speaking Of presidential neutrality, there is
the position taken by the wichita Eagle.
the Dallas News only believes half ~ It when
u h'drs lady nominee say she has friends
10 reward nor enemies to punish
These now pardon scandal. are going to
bring Cam Russolls Cat to lifc again II seems
IMPOSSIBLE TO gct through summer any more
without some narrowing happenings
Tho HuRhos County Tribune carries it's 10y.
ATTY TO men Of arms 10 the fun limit II seems
70 mink That being a Conforcratc veteran and
opanlah war veteran qualities "A man for chief
JuStce OF the state supreme court.
our position simply u.s. announces the Dallas
NowH that marriagcablc girl doesn't need as
do.
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Bennies' Notebook
THE PARK AVE. NEWS
Weather. Unexpected.

WFHIVFIs VTINUtITtU,
Spoarts, Sid Hunt is spending a
good deel OF time practicing snap
ping his fingers with both hands
at the same time like a Spanish
danceh, saying he wunts to know
how Jest for ambition and not for
eny speshil reason.
Almost n Fite. Exter. Some bt,
fresh kid otkh glasses on camo err,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

It's taking the allies awful long time TO
guess the Germans hands. They inclined
TO believe them bluffing, but through fear that
they may hold four aces they have again put
off calling" them.
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But regardless of results the signs forecast
hard winter for the members OF tho post
masters union.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

YOU could have heard a tomato
drop whom Hardin's nomination wu2
received here, What's become o.
tn girl that hung T. her mothers
apron string, an what's become o.
th' apron?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

II develops that Frsuklin NJ Roosevelt Is a
tennis player. Tennis Is 10 sports what near
bccr is 70 the real stuff
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pt course those new police uniforms are
nlny things, but 20 look at en- on sun-shiny
July day makes the whole town hot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

McAdoo's relief is nothing compared with
whht the country felt when the iith balolt
was announced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

speaking 81 presidential neutrality there is
The position taken by the wichita Eagle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-10

The Dallas News only believes half Of It when
1t hears a lady nominee say she has no friends
To reward nor enemies to punish
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our position simply is announces the Dallas
NcwR. that marriagcabic girl doesn't need as
do "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10

East Sixth street and has wide acquaint-
ance here. He said:
'I feel that | want TO take this oppor-
tunity to tell everyone Of my experlei ce
with Plant Juice and what a wonderful
mediocre it is. | heard it berg praised
50 much by our home people and kr ew
that it must have some merit, but never
dreamed that | would get the marvellous
results that did. | had been sufferer
for wears with stomach trouble ard had
Ia ken 90 many different medicines without
results that had little faith in anythirg &.
| could not take the hghtest kind of food
into my stomach but il would ferment
and cause gas to form; could not sleep at
night | was in such pain; | was always
COZ stipated and my Kidneys were out OF
order; | had pains through my entire
body: my knees especially bothered me
with rheumatic pains and | could hardly
walk friend told me Of Plart Juice and
| took his advice and got q bottle. got 50
much benefit from il that | continued
to take it. now have q splendid appetite,
am not CO. stIpated any more, and have
no more pains; / sleep like a child at night
and the gas has left my system. / wouldn' {
take any amount of ey in exchange
for the good got from Plant Juice and
cannot praise II too highly.
The Plant Juice Mar Is at The Miller
Drug Store, No 4O4-406 Market street,
where he is daily meetir the local public
and introducing and explaining the merits
Of this remedy. Free samples glve.I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10
BEST MINDS" MEET
With Mr.. HARDING
Charles E. Hughes First of Lead
ing Figures to Confer With
President Elect.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

by Asscciateu frtss 10 ENef5 hNehi"s
Marion, Ohio, Dec. l0-Beginning
his promised consultation with leading
figures of the nation, President-elect
Harding had an appointment today with
Charles Evans Hughes, Republican Presi-
Dental ominee in 1916, to talk over
policies and proposals of the coming adj
ministration.
Although it was understood that the
plan for an association of nations had
prominent place in the conference, the
coming of MIR. Hughes was generally
regarded as having to do also with vari-
ous other problems. Man times recently
his name has been suggested for cabinet
position, and the fact that he was the
first 10 be invited to the consultations here
was taken to mean that MIR. Harding
might desire his advice in the framing
of more than one feature of his admins
tratIon program.
Mr.. Hughes visit was unannounced, the
prcsideut-elect having adopted a practice
of keeping the names of his Conferees
confidential until the day of their ar
rival here 1t wa said that his headquar-
tcrs probably would make public no list
Of future callers However. it is under
stood that his next conference will be
with Herbert Hoover Monday previously
had been fixed for Mr.. Hoover's call but
he now is expected here tomorrow.
Mr. Hardi has begun his meeting
Of minds" by summoning q leader from
the neservationists wing of his party.
During the league fight Mr.. Hughes
proposed several reservations to the peace
treaty with article \, withdrawal and
other subjects.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10
CARRY MORE FREIGHT.
Railroads Urging Use of Maximum Ca
pacity of Cars.

In view of the fact that there have been,
during the past year, fewer freight cars
than there was freight offered for transpor-
tation, the railroads have been making q
particular effort TO have each freight car
perform the maximum possible freight
service. Concentrated effort has therefore
been devoted toward loading each car TO
the utmost and making each car move the
largest possible number of miles per day
Figures Just available disclose the
fact that on the Pennsylvania system
during September an average load Of al
most 53 tons per car was attained in
carrying nearly 10000 900 tons of coal.
coke and ore.
All freight shipped in carload q,lanti-
ties totaled more than 10000. GOO tons
This was an increase Of more than two
million tons over the August traffic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10
PENNSYLVANIA GOLFERS SIDE
WITH y. :. GOLF ASSOCIATION
BY A.aoclasea pcs. . Er.rr Eyenlns.

by Associated Press - Eyerv Evening
Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. lO.--1he exscntsvU
committee of the Western PeursyivanA
Golf Association snid ~ represent lO.oD0
golfers IN this district, o0ndemnsd he
action II ofbcish a the Westsrb Coli
Association IN their stand for a revision 4
rules and pledged allegiance % he United
States Golf Association iu a re-,iuficn
made public here to-day.
The resolution dcclared that the ss>nd
of the Wertsrn essociatlon officials " an
attempt 70 disrupt the United e'..es
Golf Association, the parent Organixation.
and an attempt 20 create strife"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10
INJUNCTION REFUSED.
Judge Woollcy Affirms Decision Of District
Court In Miami Copper Suit.

Judge Wooley in the u. S. District
Court of Appeals has filed an opinion for
affirming the decision Of the IT, s. DISTRICT
Court for Delaware in refusing to issue an
additional injunction against the Miami
Copper Co. to restrain it from using pro-
cesscs for the separation Of ore.
After the court decided the three patents
owned by the Mineral Separation Co. for
separating ore, were valid and had been in
fringed by the Miami Copper Co, and
an injunction issued against the Miami
Co. it was disclosed, while an accounting
was being held that since the injunction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10
WANT BAKER TO EXPLAIN.
Military Committee Would Know Why
Army Is Recruited Above $50 900.
Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press To Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. l0.--.--Secretary
Baker was expected to appear today
before the house military committee to
explain why an army of more than 10000
mon has been recruited. Representative
Kahn, of California, chairman, in re-
questing Mr.. Baker TO appear, said some
members of the committee felt that the
War Department had broken faith with
the committee.
An appropriation to maintain an army
of 10000 men was approved for the
current fiscal year, Mr.. Kahn explained,
with the understanding that a force OF
that size would be adequate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10
HOLD LEAD or ONE LAP.
Brocco and Coburn Still Ahead In Six
Day Bike Race

New York, Dec. I0.--Tbe score in the
annual six-day bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden At the end Of the 10th
hour at o. clock this morning was: Brocco
and Coburn, 1868 miles, eight laps;
Debates and Persyn and Vanhevel and
Vaudenburg, 1888 miles, seven laps; Elk
teams tied Mt | ,65s miles, six laps; Speers
and Lawrence, and Suter and suter,
1888 miles, four laps; Grimm and yandi-
vele, l,65S miles, three laps.
The record for I04 hours of racing, 2,05l
miles, five laps, was made by Fogler and
Hill i'm 1914
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10

was issued Miami WAS using II variations
OF apparatus in the process of air-froth
f1otation.
The Minerals Co. applied TO the Dis
trict Court for Delaware to restrain
Miami from using these processes, CON
tending that they were the equivalent of
the processes formerly used by Miami,
md, which the courts held were illegal
The plea for an injunction was dismissed
and the appeal of the Minerals Co., de-
cided by Judge Woolley, upholds the
local court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10
CREW QUITS STRANDED SHIP.
Waves Battering TO Pieces Norwegian
Steamer Near Haliax.

81 Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Halifax, Dec. 10-After battling for
hours agar 81 mountainous waves which
are gradually batterir to bits the strand
I'd Norwegian steamer Romsdalsfiord.
TWO boat loads Of the crew made their
way 10 safety this mo1irg when ore
succeeded IN reaching the shelter Of Sard
Cove near here ard the other was picked
up by q rescue tug.
1t is believed other seamen are still
aboard the imperilled vessel, at the mercy
Of the sees on a sunken ledge outside the
hsrbor where she grounded early this
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10
CUE CHA MPIoNs CAN'T AGREE.
Poppe and Belgian Expert Unable TO
Come 10 erms for Match.

BY Associated Press To Every Evening.
New York, Dec. lO.-Ettorts to arrange
billiard match between Willie Hoppe, re-
established champion, and Edouard Hore-
mans, European titlebolder, have come To
naught, at least temporarily, it was an
nourc ced today.
Whether the match can be arranged
later depends upon Horemans' acceptance
Of Hopes terms, according To X. Il.
Bon jamin, the latter's manager, who said
Hoppe would insist on winner-take-aU
contract for receipts IL was said the Bel
GUM manager insisted on n 60-40 con-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-10
PLANT JUICE WAS
VERY WONDERFUL
Wilmington Man Tells How the
New Stomach Medicine Re-
stored His Health.

One Of the most interesting statements
made 10 The Plant Juice Man, who has
his headquarters at The Miller Drug
Store. 4O4 4-406 Market street, Is that of
MIR. D. c. Richards, Sr., well known
Wilmington man, who lives at No. 5l4