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New York
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Mr. j " rior0n. f1rmtfD 81
amarillo hut who IA TOW wthing az
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mr. In IN" city 49, The vuoM 81 hoi
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no hri. as the gueft Of AIT qua IN
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Tic piorIln club wli. mo,i Thur
day. April -. vith 81 J. NJ n'i
golL 1909 Tylor Nj " . White
will nave charge ot thD ,,tsuuur
lesson on Rome. ana the following
prograpl wiN - rendered
Ilisiofy Of 8ou hcm lhr ia.l on.
the umplfe
The Environ. oi So rCU. Mrs.
Dana
Talk --ArChltg,. .nl hulu. of
the Church --Mls. tsalru
Tho Exterior e., S. Peter NJ
Curril.
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Sthtor ANtl rtlaH hNfhA Nfs
senior Christian lrdDlyus
when April Us. 1890.
Whorc-Firs' Cl t.su church.
subiect--t outrage
Leador--LuCile Thomas
song
Scripture Readings LAX, o. Z.
Dut. 20 tc Z, Esther ., 10 90 a..
song.
PRAYER
Toplc--IIow can Courage r. CO.
tiyated?--Mrz. Niece.
Readipg
Torlc-Fiow do thiiE Show
Couragc7--cuilla Daniel
How Does Good Compan lUa.hIn
support Courage p n. Hoi.
land.
Violin Solo Ot.a Hilton
Tep.c--Whgt Example of Coufa
10 You Most Adifc.-Dayid ~ -r.cn
Closing hymn.
Alzpath.
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Parent, Teachers cub tu Meet

m" raront-Tcachor,' CLUB Of tho
Johnson street School Wlll moo, a,
tho school IN regular session ruo..
day afternoon az ESQ o'clock N'e
o'tiy0n viii be elected 40 this meet.
ms aud large attendance is urg-
cd
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These Items Are Under the Market

4O.ineh Dreis Voiles IN hight and medium
dark .olor, AMI neat small designs spec
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RUTH j. MEYER



she's somewhere o. nc sunlight
strOng,
Her tears arc IN the llllins Hil.
She calls me IN tho Winds sofi sons
And with the llowers she comes
again.
Yor bird is hut her mr Iff"r
Tho moon Is iui hcr silver can,
Yea. sun and moon at' .ru. D, r's.
Aud every vlstlul. wmups Hiu
Richard ~ tl'i'hp'
IliE.
4 crust and q corner Chat iuir uIl"
precious.
With the smile 90 vaIu 1ai OBJ.
tears 20 rcfu D. u..
And Joy seems swc,ipr Whom c'i'.
come after
And q moan D. tbn finest fou Got
laughter.
And that % lie
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The J. T. a. "l.b Il' u.e' Tnr-
day Afternoon "a, atlolt with Nr'
Frank !. storm 4'iH Tyler Sir
sam Vaughn will lad iu iLc atcf
uoou's lcssCn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

The Missionary mceling 81 She ~.
NJ T. OF the FiiYt Baplht church.
viii be- held "Wednesday ulttmouI
40 o'clock in the ladi,+ pU'ul
with Mn G. T. Rutcrts OF Chclo II
as lender
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

NcU YurF Fashion Authority
NEW YORK. April fT-Lsadinr
ong 80 materials fsshion has de-
creed Tor ..musf are organdirs.
whether printed. embroidered or
Jain Cor evening wear.
EIvlOn T0ar wears EsRn al
white orEaudio with the apron and
tucker o. nici net and laee in ~.
ts'rating squares and u l. very
pfeity girilsh and simple With the
thfe- cluster tucks In the skirt and
the elongated horse collar on th'
fo.pce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.

! That the prospects for republican success In
tho Oklahoma senatorial campaign are unusually
snvitng Is attestcd by the fact that sixteen
candidates have filed for the primary. within
h reasonable time Il will bo the pleasure OF The
Morld to give the namea OF these gentlemen,
hror the purpose Of these observations that Ia
hot necessary
There IL more than mere fighting chanc"
ho elect a republican senator from this state.
kAnd that would be achievement very much
worth while. It would favorabiy advertise
lOkahoma an state not OF tho Solid South
"a most distinct asset to any commonwealth along
sthe borderland OF that section notoriously ruled
lby It's preJudlccs rather than directed by its
lsbcer necessities.
1 For this reason republican voters should
loxercse unusual discrimination In casting their
ballots in the approaching primary Effort
ishoud be made to select lot alone the individual
loapabc OF making the strongest In the fall
Ecampagn. but that one which would bring to
sthe state, 10 elected, honorable and capable
lservice.
\ The World has no intention OF selecting a
ieandldate In the prmray from the field running,
FThat would be unfair For thcre good
linen in plenty In this race. mon who would fill
taccoptably the office they seek. Hut II feels
iabundantly justified In asking republicans
Ievrrywhere TO vote for senatorial candidate
THAT will strengthen and not weaken the party
I'm the senate after no Is elected.
4 However hopeless the contest may seem at
fthls time there are possibilities that should
he given careful consideration. II hns been
Frequently asserted that Senator Cores nomi-
Inatiou In August means his election In November
Senator Gore is popular with many republicans,
it Is true, but there hangs over his campaign
lcertain contingencies that may yet encompass
bits defeat for the nomination or embarass him
,disastrousy IN his campaign II nominated,
/ Senator Gore. AZ the nominee OF his party.
cannot run on the platform that we feel sure
mm bo constructed at San Francisco. Nor can
ne remain out OF tho fall campaign We do
bot know what his plans may be. but we can
bee embarrassment for him which ever way the
hie falls. If Wilson and wisconsin win at
Frisco, and that we think Is certain. thon the
Gore candidacy IN oklahoma must rest on the
popularity of the individual. for It can have no
appeal TO the party. The logic OF politics is a
terrific force opinion TO the contrary. And
when rubber stamp statemanship Ia given the
approval of tho national party the Ferris can
dtdacy becomes the logical candidacy,
with this fact there viii remain moro than
tAi<ty days Of tho primary campaign tn which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
The Horoscope
Tho stars inellne. but Do not eompei''
Tuesday. June -, 1920.

Mercury rules strongly in benefic
aspect today, according to astrology,
dominating all adverse influences.
Above all other things newspapers
and publications should benefit from
this configuration, for much money
should pour into their coffers
Advertising and publicity will be-
come more and more in demand as
the summer progresses and Mercury
promises profit as we'll as honors
TO those who conduct campaigns or
manage business affairs that must
be brought to the notice of the peo-
pie.
It is a most favorable day for the
signing of cantracts, leases and pa
pers of every eort
One OF the prophesies of the seers
Is that the stars seem to pressage a
return to letter-writing as a fine
art so that correspondence will
again resume q literary flavor.
Violent storms are still indicated
for the Atlantic Ocean.
Under this sway the ambitions Of
women are likely to grow and dav-
ger turks In too aspiring plans, as
trologers declare.
Education continues subject to in
fluences making for practical
changes that will benefit the nation.
The coming of teachers and heal
ers TO this country has been long
lueralded and 1t Us prognosticated
that many will appear within the
next two years.
Persons whose 'birthdate 1t Is may
expect n steady year in business.
They should have a confident atti-
tude in all transactions
Children born on this day are
likely TO he active, quick and clever.
These subjects OF Cancer often have
dramatic ability.
tcpuisn 1920. by the Mcclure S-ssapcr Syndicate,
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logic can bo driven home with possible disas-
trous effect on the Gore candidacy.
Hut suppose that Gore wins the nomination
In spite of logic. then what7 Ills first duty
will be to the national ticket How can he
defend that and stlll ask his own election?
Here In tho opportunity for clean, capable
and progrcssive republican. The bitterness be
tween the Gore Ferris factions grows apace.
In such posture Of affairs II h not only tho
privilege Of the opposlng party TO take advantage
OF the situation. It is It's duty TO offer candi-
date that is an acceptable sanctuary
In addition to all this. this is a republican
year. The cry iB back to the republic" And
1t ls a demand that only the republican party
frankly confesses its determination to heed
Let unusual care be- oxorclsod In SOLICITING
the senatorial candidate for the republican
ticket Such candidate has an excellent chance
Of becoming Oklahomas representative In the
senate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
Margaret CARROTS
nc Husband 1n

| you so object that Twas enabled to
sell that house today
II would rather you didn't sell the
| house" / replied. and ! meant 1t.
While | was fond Of good living
| liked a nice home, and good clothes,
| would willingly have lived more
economically If Bob would remain
with me and give up his outside ac-
GudlntanCeS,
How did you like Miss Riggs?"
Bob asked, paying no attention to my
last remark.
"She seemed very ordinary to me,
like any other girl of her age" re
turned. Then because / didn't want
to seem ungracious l added. she Is
very pretty"
isn't she? / wish she and John
would take a notion to each other
he's too fine n man to remain a bach
clur"
Il don't agree with you, lie should
be bachelor. He would make a
woman very unhappy with his sporty
friends and writers. All, or most
all OF them undesirable acquain-
ances for married people"
Bob and had several tilts-I
wouldn't cal | them quarrels-sinCe
Henry Creedmore's party. He had
lipA AlAlAt lblklNth lllf Abl llOk bvAllb
with him. and l had not been able
10 forget that he left me alone: that
he had preferred their society to
| mine, And now he made no reply
but ate his dinner In silence.
After dinner he figured for awhile
then remarked:
"We'll go to Atlantic City Satur-
day, and stay until Monday night
Shall we take Donald. or will your
mother care for him"
"Oh, mother will take him"
would not oven have Donald with us
on our outing. | would have Bob
all to myself, Much as l loved my
baby | knew he would take or rather
keep, me from Bob part OF the time
If ! took him.
The next two days / planned for
our absence, Mother would take
tho baby home with her; and Della
could have a vacation until Monday,
She had been very faithful and
really deserved a holiday.
Friday night came, | had every
thing packed, We we're 20 start very
early in the morning Dinner had
been ready and waiting for e- hour
and stlil Bob had neither come nome
nor tclephoned 7 began to he fright
ened. Something deeadful must
have happened, Just as ! was about
to call up Tom Barton and ask him
what to do, the telephone rang, and
Bob said;
Don't expect me home tonight,
Margaret! John Kendall is sick and
shall stay with him"
you will come up and help with
the luggage in the morning, won't
you?" | asked after he had told me
that Johns mother had been sent
for
Luggage. what for oh, we will
have to call the Atlantic City uip
Oft, | wouldn't think OF goin away
with John in this condition" and
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What In the world made you so
late?' l asked, "lt didn't take you all
this time to sell the house, did II p
NO, not quite, altho one can't sell
a house in "A minute nay dear
what else did you do?"
why | took her up to kendall's =
studio and he gave us some tea.
left them looking over the manu-
script OF her new hook"
Il thought her book had been pub
llshed."
zone has! This is another. and
the little saw OF 1t, | think 1t bids
fair to be even better than her first
one
Il should think that you would
have been ready to como home in
stead OF going to John Kendalrs."
II wanted to see John. | am writ
ing an article on real estate values
now as compared TO those some years
ago, and wished TO consult him"
You are writing a book?"
quedied, surprised.
mo indeed nothing as ambitious
as that John has taken over the
Mapes Magazine, and he asked me to
write an article on real estate"
"Oh dear. | suppose John Kendall
thought he would give you an excuse
wish they would leaev you alone.
You have your own business. / wish
they would allow you to attend to
It,"
"It was thru these friends to whom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
THE ROY AND MS STRING OF FISH

tCopyright 1880, by Edgar A, Guest)
Home he comes with a string of fish,
A barefoot boy with freckled face
And a grin as wide as n king might wish
Home he comes from his faVorite place
Trlumphautly trudging the village street
Envied by all he may chance to meet
Hey there, Buddy" an old man cries,
Lets have look at the fish you caught
There's two or three OF decent size,
III bet there was fun In the way they
fought
Give YOU much trouble? III bet they did;
Well. you surely are n lucky kidV'
Home he trudIyes and well ne knows
That all eyes follow him down the street,
Some will stop him wherever he goes,
The richest man no may chance to meet
VIII look at him with a wistful eye
And envy him az he marches by
For ne has been where the air was pure,
Where no one battled for gold fame,
He has lived a day where his JOY was sure,
And comes with tho trophies that all would
claim;
And each OF us now. could we have our wish.
Would be a boy with a string Of fish,
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Barometer of Public Opinion
ItstOrt

Retort
You've surely read the poem.
Bout the old South Frisco cnr;
I'm going, now. TO give you ono
That IL better still, by far.
But Il isn't about South Frisco
All Consider that n lark;
When you want to get rough ride,
Crawl aboard the owen Park.
II runs from out I'm Bellvicw way
To the other side OF town,
And you ne'cr a person on II
with smile-they always frown.
But they've n cause to frown I'll say,
Cause | think there's nothing wotSe
Than ride through town on the owen Park,
Unless It's n ride In "a hearse.
They head etraight west from Third and Main
10 the Third Street viaduct
And down the hill at forty per
An the passegers run amuck.
They hold their breath and live in fear
TIN the motorman sets the brakes,
Then they settle back and breathe with ease
And the old car shivers and quakes.
And the guy who built the South Frisco
Had seniority on Noah, eh2
Wei, he had nothing on the good old man
Who built the car that goes owen Park way.
Why tho guy that built the owen park car
Was ancient. antique-Ahi forlorn--
He was only hundred and eight years old
The same year that old Noah was born.
have told you now Just wee. little bit
OF the suffering we have to hear
The insurance rates are very high
For the ones who ride "out there"
And listen; You can advertise this town
In IA better way by far
Than by taking an innocent homeseeker
For ride on the owen Park car.
by ONE WHO SUFFERS.
June 10, 1920.
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before / could object he had hung
up.
| slowly unpacked and put my
things back In place. l was very
angry very disappointed. Della had
made hor plans and | couldn't very
well ask her to change them. SO
should be alone with the work and
the baby over Sunday with no time
to be with Bob, instead of the long
happy hours ! had PLANNED in At
lantic city, where | should have him
all to myself. The tears filled my
eyes as | undressed and slipped on
IA kimona. | drank n cup OF coffee.
but had eaten no dinner; altho Del
la had begged me to eat Just a lit
tie:
You VIII make yourself sick"
she had said. you never eat whom
Mr., Garrett Is away"
| ncved did. And | had tried to
make Bob understand that when he
left me he spoiled everything for
me, that ! cared for nothing. At
times he would seem TO understand.
and do as l wished; at other times
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Wild West Shows.


Editor World: In your issue Of Sunday the
goth notice the robbery OF grocery store and
the capture OF the youthful offenders In my
humble opinion the cause OF this and many more
of IA like character Is the picture show. Now !
do not mean to say that all pictures rotten
far from II. for attend the shows and like some
of them very well.
Hut what do say s that such pictures as Al
Jennings Henry Starr and others put on are a
disgrace to any civilized community and the boys
who see them imagine they too can do as well as
them. Here In Tulsa Just recently was a picture
shown known as THE IAssing .at the Oklahoma
Outlaws which was not fit for any one to see
just what effect such pictures have on boys is
not known until such an occurrance takes place
like that on Saturday.
on the face OF things II looks as though II
was an honor for a man to rob a bank or hold
up train, go to the peniten,ary for n short
while, get pardoned, and then make pictures to
be shown 10 an uroffending public, And the
youngsters look at the matter just that way.
Mr.. Editor. we may differ as to religion and
politics and such likes. but as to what concerns
the common people agreed II we only
look at the matter right I say stop such trash
at the corporation line and do not let II contain
mate the boys OF Tulsa.
Respectfully submitted
LAWRENCE SIMMONS.
Tulsa, June 20, 1920
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22

Economy In public expenditures In the crying
heed OF the hour Nor In this m abstract propo-
tition. II means economy In the municipal ex-
penditures Just aa much an In national or state
Expenditures our government Ia far tno sx-
bonsvc-much beyond Its efficiency. In Its
bchooi and waterworks expansion Tulsa has a
program laid out that should engage Its alton
tlon fully for considerable length OF time.
Additional park purchases other unnecessary
Undertakings should await the completion of
hhese two vastly important projects.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
Gore and IQrris.

Editor World: | am enclosing herewith a
clipping from the Oklahoman OF this date head
ed, Ferris Talk Listened to by Opponent"
A. base and malicious missts tement OF facts
II is one OF the most despicable ever brought TO
my attention IN over twenty seven years OF news.
paper work,
It Is false In It's entirety and urauestlonably
sent forth TO mislcad the voters OF this state.
| was present Mt said meetings and give Won
my word OF honor as a citizen and brother OF the
craft that the article In question Is a damnable
and false perversion Of the happenings.
Senator Gore was not present when Mr., Ferris
wac speaking and at no time was he even within
listening distance
Mr.. Ferris lodged every overture upon the
part OF Senator Gore and his friends to persuade
him to debate the issues or even divide the time
senator Gore at no time was either discour-
teous TO him or was he I'm conversation with him
Scott Ferris lodged every attempt to bring
them together and scurrcd To cover like n cot
tontail,
II is disgustinC 10 think that n man running
for so high an office should stoup to the tactics
of liar and hlackleg and | ask you as the
editor of the only paper Of large circulation that
will even deign to publish modicum OF the real
facts about senator Cores campaign, either as
news or paid matter, To publish this letter over
my signature,
As to my honesty and integrity ms a newsnaper
l refer you to Col Clarence II, Douglas OF
your city.
Very truly,
FRANK THOMPSON
Idabol, June Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22
Bennies' Notebook
SUMMER

SUMMER
II II wasent for summer there
would ony be seasons insted of 4.
and there would be Ia less 'variety
about the weather.
Summer comes but once a yeer
And we wait months to get II,
And some of the people that wunted
1t most
Are some OF the ferst to regret It
Berds start to fly back in spring
so as to get heer in plenty OF time
for summer, knowing wen its spring
by their instinck. proving that II
our instincks was good enuff we
wouldent need eny callenders.
Summer comes but once n yccr
O hark at that bee buzzin.
IL Jest one bee can do all that
Imagine half a du2zin.
A good place TO be In summer IL
the country, on account of the wind
having more room tc blow there.
The country would be more of a
ideal place than wat II IL II IL had
more city sfe and less mosquitoes.
Summer comes but once a yeer
Jest smell the pritty flowers
And be grateful as you can
For your perfeck smelling powers.
Education is a crate thing, but 1t
don't make hardly euybody sad to
think there aint eny skool in sum
mer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22

Editor World: | want to call your attention
TO what | believe to be one OF the. greatest of
evils In our fair city. II is the public dance halls
1t II the breeding place OF prostitution. Many
young girs, IA well married women, to
destination. They become so enamored they
their waists and whirl them around, with their
vile mouths up to their ears, breathing impure
thoughts TO their intoNication. The next step ia
to entice them to the low down rooming house
Girls and married women slip away from their
homes and remain out until daylight, then go
home and defy their parents or husbands.
know this to be the case. Oh. God Is there no
hope for the widows sons and daughters. Dear
editor. take these notes from one who knows,
and may God guide you In penning an article to
be published In your paper. | would suggest
these places be watched and married women and
girls be sent home. ANON.
Tulsa, June l6 1920.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-22

Thomas Marshall after arriving at Frisco and
Seeing how the president is cheered and fol-
lowed by the assembling hosts OF democracy,
issued an ultmatum In which he announces
hs refusal to accept presidential nomination
lf rendered and his determination to retire from
politics 1t has long hoen our conviction that
srhomas Marshall is one OF the ablest leaders
democracy haA