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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-27
AILORlNG-ORESSMAkING

DYEING TO match your sample. clean
ing. repairing men and women's cloth
ing. Phone 's5S. tishkin Bros. 800
State ST. 1856 sew brunswick Ave.
NiKHAELY CsETE. Merchant Tailor:
cleaning. repairing. dyeing and press
ing. 426 State St. Perth AIoboy. N. J
DENINcASA BROS. Sa-chsn lsilors. 2
stores. 40l State ST. Phon ls4-J. le3
Smith St. I flight up. PERTH Ameoy.
FUR TRIMMING and Fars 20 sale. re-
modelled. repaired. cleaned. dyed. glazed.
Plush ccats steamed. remodeled- A.
GreenhSus. Sc Smith St
WE DO ALL KINDS Of side and accord
lon pleating and machin pleating; also
hemBtitching: very reasonable prices
Weiss sf7 Maple 81. Phone .
DRESS MAKING and plain sewing. In
quire Fricks; near Fire House. Fords.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-11-27

FIVE ROOM House, southern section TO
be sold at a low price. 1873 Brighton
Ave.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
rur "suIr ny TRUCK" MOVEMENT

Tho decision of the Tulsa Jobbers association
TO form n company and put into service flocs
OF trucks for the purpose ~ distributing Tulsa
products to various points in the Tulsa trade
territory Is a brilliant case, we think, Of tho
American spirit going right out and grabbing
opportunity.
Railroad facilities are atrocious the country
over Tho habit has been for interested in
diylduals to meet and condemn tho railroads
without apprcciatng the difficulties OF the rail-
roads The better practice is to rocogniso bad
situation. then do something about II. In other
words TO substitute affirmative, constructive
action Tor critical destructive tactics.
The Tulsa lobhers are going to do something
to overcome the impossible conditions. They
viii succeed. There is no question about that,
And the success Of ono such movement win
hrood additional successes. by bringing the
delivery OF their goods wol within their own
control Tulsa johbors have removed the last
obstacle to their unlimited success,
Nothing is So capable Of improving uusntis.
/ factory conditions as legitimate competition. No
matter what the railroad problems may be, conn
! petition such as this viii bring about the neces-
sary effort TO overcome those problems. II thcy
cannot be overcome, then the ship by truck"
movement viii spread and a new era aul
method OF transportation ana distribution will
/ World TO Tulsa interests blage the way
courageously; to see Tulsa individuals become
constructive instead Of merely critical
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Oklahoma Outbursts

~ classifying the most popular phrases, the
McAiestcr Ncws-capitol has discarded may
not"
Just 20 show how "a town can readiusi itself to
1rycr conditions. joplin " now claiming 10 be
musical ocutcr
That guit storm happily interrupted the
cabinet rossip which has been oohng OUT "i
point Isabel
a burelar who stole $4,000 worth Of diaruonda
from wichita homo returned them h"e"use
he feared they were phony
so far No. wcrc concerned scotland can 70
"dry" Nome or the scotch we're acquainted
with is made there anyway
The obporvinr rpwhusta capital thinks skirts
a su,''ssful run for an office.
McAlos,,r claims to hayo tho first two requi-
sites Tor nm Oft centcr--n big hotel and fine
thcater both arc coal heated.
Mary Garden, who attained fame by inyenting
one Of the most expensive perfumes on the mar
ket. II 10 vIfit Tulsa next week.
It IN uudrrs,ood that oven senator Core can
get his name In tho Oklohoman should he
happen TO visit oklahoma city
The gill ON South Main explains that her
puckurcd lips were not caused by what you
think She went on "a persmmon hunt Sunday.
As a general thing says tho Dallas News, the
reason "a woman doesn't encourage her husband
To- sing TO tho baby Is because she Is part OF the
audience.
One OF tho causes Of the high cost. thinks tho
Pawhuska Capital Is that 20 ipany families at
tempt TO lyo UP to the Standard fixed by the
nCighbors
To royive Interest In the back to the farm"
movement We call attention TO the fact that this
IL tho time of year when those old delightful
oyster suppcrs appear In the rural communities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
STATE PRIDE
November II.

lCopyright 1920 by Edgar A. Guest)
l heard "A stranger boasting OF the glorles OF
his state,
lie held that California is the greatest Of the
The chrp who sat beside him lived some
whore i'm Illinois
And ne hoa,tod Of her riches and her COM
forts and her Joys;
Rut whilc | listened TO them make their ma
tive spcndors known,
ia have gNOrn that thcy were talking or the
state ! call my own.
or washington or Marylund--whercvcr you
may ne
You'n find the land is pcopled with devoted
hcarts and true
who love the state they live IN and the old
Rcd, White ana Blue
And youn find tho distant stranger In
proud eNultant tone
Boasts about the state he lives In as YOU
boast about your own.
There arc charms this country over, there
are iovs In every state,
Hero are forty-UiEht divisions and each one
And J. ike The eyes hat sparkle and the touch
of honest pride
And the fcrvor Of the people whcresoover
they abide,
who reiolcc In their ssion--for by such
"A love * shown
That each ono OF us IS faithful to the home
he calls his own,
In Mithiran or Kansas. In finho or Maine.
Tho hearts OF mon are beating to the self
same loyal strain;
The love Of all that's lovely sets the eyes Of
all aclow
And the old flag laughs 10 hear us as 1t looks
on us below,
For It proves We arc united as Of home we
One great oountryAovIng people underneath
the Starry Flag.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
CHAPTER XLVII.
barbara Is Worried Over Nell.

At last | imagined / knew the
cause for the intimacy between Nell
ana Blanche Orton. But how did At
start in the first place? How did he
come to talk OF business matters TO
another woman. and absolutely re-
fuse To discuss them with me?
It IL n terrible feeling to ask one
self questions OF this sort; to ASK
them over and over and yet find no
answer. But one possible explana-
tiun came 10 me that we were
living far beyond our means. IL not
why had II been necessary for any
ono to help Neil. even II Scott had
threatened him. II wo could affard
to do the things we did, live in the
manner In which we did. surely Neil
must be rich? Rich enough to take
up even the large block of stock
owned by Scott.
wondered why Scott had threat
ened Neil; what made II possible for
him TO do SO. Had | known that the
stock Neil had sold him was what
he, Scott, called "phoney stock" aud
that he had insisted upon having
his money at once, | migt have un-
derstood many other things, at this
time. But that Neil would sell stock
that was worthless, knowing that IT
was, would have not only seemed i'm
possible, but ridiculous to me.
You see, | knew absolutely nothing
OF business OF any kind. Neil earned
tho money gave it to me, and |
spent il IA | pleased. hut | have
since learned that one may be quite
a good business man or woman and
still not understand the devious ways
OF many promoters; especially II
they arc promoting schemes based
so far away that purchasers OF stock
must take their word for their value
reinforced by an claboratcly printed
prospectus, instead Of investigating
the property for themselves.
! decided that Scott had "cold
Feet" as Neil had said, and wanted
his money back; that he had threat
encd TO sue Nell IL he didn't return
it, That he had to have some other
reason ia bring suit aside from the
fact that's he had changed his mind
never occurred to me.
| had an almost insane desire "a
run away away from my thoughts
aind everything. It may seem strange
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Barometer of Public Opinion
Tribute TO Tulsa.

Editor World only a few days ago noticed
In The World that Mrs oklahoma on that day
celebrated her 18th birthday, Are you going 10
slight her dRuEhtor--and the youngest grand
daughter OF Uncle Sam2 The faircst maiden OF
them all She. too, has her birthday next sun
day, but modesty compcls me TO refrain giving
to the public her tender age as she is yet but
a slip OF n Miss | am sending you pen picture
OF this modern Venus drawn by one OF Tusa's
clever artists-at close range. II he has spared
his paint In drawing this picture, have your
artist touch it up giving her outskirts n more
pleasing appearance, especially on the west side.
Beneath n bower of roses place an oval, sur
rounded by u halo OF tinted azure color. maid
On OF ineXprcasible grace whose eyes are sur
mounted with silky brows So exact that they
seemed 10 have been painted. Veil these eyes
with long lashcs black that when dropped,
they socm to cast n shadow over her check;
define fine straight nose, with intellectual
nostrils, half opened by an ardent aspiration
toward sensual life; draw n regular mouth. the
lips, cherry red, OF which gradually
panded over teeth white milk. And cover
the dimpled checks with "A down and color like
that of n peach, which no hand has touched, and
you can form an idea ot this charming girl
Now close your cyrs and bring forth your most
vivid imalinatiun of that sweet Chastc dispo
uon OF an angel that enchanted our younger
minds In fairy tales and you have even then
but crude description OF this fair one--Mss
Tulsa.
Her Cousin jerks.
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The Promoters Wife
Bv JANE PHELPS

10 some woman, that ! was not salts
fled to let Nell run things, and not
worry because | did not know tho
details. But there had been 80 many
little things in my life with him to
make me uneasy. Yet often | took
myself to task for my anxiety. Ncil
was 80 vigorous, so alive and strong
wiiied. II seemed impossible that life
could play any tricks with him. Had
he been n weakling, 1t would have
been impossible for me to have stood
Tor SO long the half-doubts which
had been mine almost since we had
been married. But he was so strong,
30 masterful, that one could not
vision him in trouble or not DON'T
mating any situation.
Neil was the most convincing talk
er | ever have heard. 1t wasn't that
he said 80 much, it was the way he
said It.
| went to my baby--little Robert
but for the first time he failed to
hold my thoughts from my worry.
] played with him, but in half
hearted way that he seemed to real
i2e; for his tiny fingers pulled at me,
and he whined IA little--somethin
very unusual with him. lie had al
ways been n wonderfully good baby,
healthy and happy.
/ laid him down, and went into
the library. ! wandered about the
room for a few moments. then, not
icing that the cellarette was slightly
open, started to close It. Then !
looked inside, / was shocked to sec
bottle of whlskey. that Neil had
opcned the night before, nearly hail
gone! 1 must speak to Tonko. He
should not touch the Cellarette. Neil
must keep 1t locked hereafter.
turned the key in the lock, and
put It in my pocket. when Neil came
IN | would tell him to find a hidiun
place for it-that It was tempta-
ton to leave II in the lock.
Iomorrow-frcdrriCk Argues Will
Nell as to His business Methods.
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rnE CmNRrEn NMENnMLNr.

Saturday the electors OF the city Will bo con-
fronted with the duty OF amending their charter
in order TO cure the defect which the suprome
court found to be an insuperabc obstacle 60 a?.
proving the bonds for the spayinaw water
project
Tulsa requires an abundant supply Of pure
water quite as much today as ever, and thor,
is no reason TO suspect that her citizenshIp IA
any less devoted to the spavlnaw project than
formerly. The charter amendment not cniv
cures the detect pointed out by the court. but
Il also sets up water commission. to be an.
pointed until the next regular city election in
is2s, elected thereafter for tho purpose OF
constructing and administering the water de.
partment free from all partisan ana political
considerations.
The World knows OF no reason why the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
COrOner's Verdict Held
Up Till After Funeral

MILAN. Mo. Nov. 1S.-k corner
jury investigating the killing a.
Albert l. McClaskey. n wealthy clu.
zen Of this place today returned o
sealed verdict with instructions tha,
II not he opened until after the
funeral tomorrow afternoon.
Authorities declared arrests would
follow the opening Of the vordic'
Mrs. Daisy s. McClaslIcy, the widow
declared her husband was killed by
n masked man who entered Their
home early Monday morning The
corners jury, 1t is understood failed
to find convincing evidence that a
burglar had shot McClaskey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Wealthy Peach GrOCer
Is Believed Poisoned

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov 1s.-To as
certain whether the death OF Fred
erick D. Shepherd millionaire peach
grower OF Fort Valley, was caused
by poison originated from an ex-
ternal or internal source, 1t now
seems likely the remains will be cx-
humed second tine for On eXami-
nation by an ey>'ert pathols gist. Ex-
animation of the stomach, II APP
pears. did not clear the suspicion
that poisoning may have caused
death and 1t Is believed necessary to
examine other portions of the diges-
tive organs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

II is not pleasant thing to hold u brief for,
either the jitneys or the street cars rs they ara
at present operated, yet one must, in common
sense. support Commissioner Ncwblock in his
opposition 10 opening additional jitncy lines
that parallel the street car lines. The street cars
such as they are do run with some regularity
bad well good weather. The jitncys run
when they get ready, and they nrc never roady
when the weather Is bad. Tho street car service
may be indofensible; 1t is, But tho Ntney sery.
ice Ia a positive disgracc. Unless some means
can be designed TO force the jitnoys TO give
regular and respectable service no additional
licenses should ever be issued
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
The Horoscope
The stars incline but do no, compel"

Iriuay, November 10. 1920
lSpyI 1890 by Mcclure Newspaper SYM
Good and evil stars contend for
influence this day. according to
aStrology While Jupiter and Venus
are In bencfic aspect, Uranus
Saturn and Mars are adverse.
Under this sway the best laid
plans may be thwarted and for this
reason matters OF Importance should
ue conducted with the utmost eau
tion.
Jupiter gives great promise to
merchandising and to manufacturing
beginning at this time there shouid
De increase I'm trade.
Women will continue 10 buy Inv
lshly during the holiday season. but
thero may be n decided tendency on
the part OF the men TO curtail the
spending Of money.
Mars and Uranus seem to indi-
cate that there will he much fer
mentation OF thought in tho public
MIND. Danger Of military actiyity
again Is forsoen, but f. will be CON
iuod w~hi1 the borders OF this
country snd may be due 10 riots ar
other internal troubles.
rms Is most menlE!ng asppct
| tor domestic happiness. since tho
disposition OF men may be toward
IauNtinding, jealousy and unreason-
aolcntss
Uranus is in a place that II read
~ forecast many lively debates and
| party dissenslons in congress.
oratory will sull be encouraged
ny the stars, but il will be less
| popular than II has been.
| This Is most unfayorable day for
women 10 deal with men in business
and Il is likewise most forbidding
| Tor romance.
Morality viii he more discussed
| than for many months owing to the
prevalence OF scandals.
All conditions will emphasize tho
| ths need OF right thinking and OF
trot Sng The mind against evil
Counsels
Again frugality and thrift will be
| much preached. The winter maN
bring suffering TO many
Persons whose birthdate Il is
should beware OF all fllrtations.
.Journeys or changes may not be
! lucky
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Bennfes' Notebook

Nv rilzzin Al,
suppir last Mo errourd q.
and him st,r,c5i ,i e'u ''.'i suppI. n.
setting rnon do. l.'. lotto 90 N,
to rood tna -. anu pop STARED
sIirnors ia 0P1u 'lIi Htse in hi,
All 80 vile me A.
a. n, ~ ~ ~. U.,u oi playing k.'
Lots niav tag, ,'.i'' Artie saya,
an rite bo,,o - pI'.,.'.
We take terms sin,,.'.. l'.I Ar'ie seq
lnn sinnosa ~ pp,.S..' ana see who
Wieb he star,a,' ' l.'hgs
fsrs, sa,ana t., VI .' N.. Afiia go.-g
ard al ~ i,i''..'a''I' 49, 'I'I"'' ihr doo,
inntod m.i.u, W. UT 'n' room VA.
,nI ~, ,,.' 'av,u.Iy ''Ait'n' gct r.,
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one result OF the recent election which should
command universal approval was the defeat Of
the Michigan proposal to abolish all private
schools. II feature OF the pernicious
propaganda to bring education directly under
the control OF the state. From that 10 an educa-
tional bureaucracy at Washington is but short
stop. The people OF Michigan. It Is quite evident,
stil cherish their love of individual liberty
their antagonlsm for German socialism. Tho
desire on the part OF professional propagandlsts
10 put the state In whore It does not belong and
whore il viii not long be tolerated by liberty
loving people, Is ono OF the real perils OF the
age. The people should Doe constantly on the
alert. The Smith-Townor hGl now pending In
congress, is another one Of the features OF this
program that must be defeated Never before
In our history has 1t been $50 necessary for the
people TO be vlgilant In order to preserve tholt
liberties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
November ls
It's You.

You.
Did you ever get up out of sorts with tho world
Feeling forlorn and blue
IA tho fate In derision, had spitefully hurled
All OF her hate to your
When II seemed as though even lie had turned
His face to your prayer and hope,
And though you had been in the depths before,
That day you couldn't cope?
Haven't you though the world made for
favored few
And you were out of place.
That God had forgotten he created YOU
Ignored you In His grace?
Haven't you closed your eyes to the beauties of
earth
And OF Heaven above
Haven't you closed your ears to the CHEEKY
SONGS
Telling you God Is love?
/ am sure that you have, and later found out
That you alone were To blame.
You found nothing was wrong when you looked
about,
The world was just the same.
You've met others coming down the Road II
Life
with cheerful eyes, tho dim,
And you've helped them along with their heavy
load,
.... Apology to Him.
Y. X. Y.
November 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Texas Co. Officials
Inspect Texas Field

HOUSTON. Texas Nov. 1S--O,
nclals and stockholders OF the Teu,
company numbering nearly 100. AZ.
inspecting the West Columbia ma
today, and will be here for the "a.
nual meeting tomorrow. The stos,.
holders will vote on the proposition
of increasing the companys capita,
stock from s13O,000,00O 10 3l43.
100000 to make possible a 10 ps-
cent stock dividend. Directors and
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
The party reported here Tueslsv
night after inspecting company pror.
critics in Oklahoma, north Texa,
Louisiana and Southeast Toxas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
CONTRIBUTES S1OO TO Y. M.

Receiving of a check for 500
from &. A. Pigford, now spending
she winter in the home of his son,
Or. A. w. Pigford for the Y. w. G..
A. and Y. NJ. G. A. buildings being
campaigned for i'm Meridian, Miss,
is noted in a recent issue of the
Meridian Star. Mr.. Pigford has
been prominent citizen of Meri-
dian for the past 40 years, during
which he was superintendent of the
Mobile & ohio Railway company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Daily biblical Quotation
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER, ~, 1920

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1920.
tie that ovcrcomoth shall inherit all things,
aud will be his God and he shalt be my SON.
Rev 81. 7.
My dear almighty Lord
My Couqueror and King
Thy accpter and thy sword
Thy rciRning grace I sing
Thine IL the power; behold, | mt
In willing bonds beneath thy tert.
The Lord takes pleasure In the lust,
Whom sRncrs treat with scurn;
The meek, that lie dcspscd IN dust
salvation shall adorn.
And IL son, then an heir OF God through
Christ. Gal. 4; Z.
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charter amendment should not have the sup.
port of everyone seeking speedily solution Of
the water problem there are any number "
reasons all IN tho interest Of greater and
better Tulsa. why such support should bo given.
HomomJcr 10 voto cerly Saturday, a substantial
vote is very desirable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

II "the powers" want to stamp out bolsh'-
vism let them cease fighting It, Bolshevism
draws Its sustcnanco from war when Lenino
and Trotsky attempt to settle down to peace
tmo government their house OF cards win fall
to pieces about their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

The democratic party n the Now Jersey logia-
iature liz safe from factonal broils 1t consists
OF one man who openly states that hc viii have
no difficulty assigning committee memberships
and securing party cooperation in legislative
matters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19
Ask Harding to Help
ReUiUe RiUer Traffic

ST. LOUIS, Nov 1S.--Presdent
Elect Harding was urged TO support
the movement for revival Of traffic
on the Mississippi river % develop
the resources Of the Mississippi val
Icy, ia a telegram from W. Frank
Carter. president Of the Il. Louis
chamber Of commerce, tonight The
telegram was sent 10 New orleans
where Mr.. Harding is 20 speak to-
morrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

When does stealing cease to be "A crime and
become an accomplishment The question VIII
have 10 be answered before one can properly
classify the Omaha gentlemen who pilferod
three and a half million dollars from one of
Uncle Sans mail cars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

Tho Western Unions credit department has
placed Uncle Sam the blacklist. IAberty
bond holders had him there first hut never
mind, the old gents credit is going to be rc-
established in a few short months. Thcn--ncver
again!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

oklahoma CITY clubs and individuals have
started n boom for John Fields for secretary ~
agriculture but so far some very practical
politics has been overlooked, And practical poll
tics usually controls extensively IN making up
an original presidential cabinet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-19

The young lady across the way
says the company wants TO raise the
price Of natural gas from 30 10 60
cents n thousand feet and she'll
venture TO say a good many of the
feet aren't more than eight or nine
inches long. either.
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movement We call attention TO the fact that this
IL the time of year when those old delightful
oyster suppcrs appear In the rural communities
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One OF tho causes Of the high cost, thinks ~
Pawhusia Capital lis that 20 ipany families a
tempt TO liyo up to the standard fixed by Il
ncighbors.
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/ ~ classifying the most popular phrases the
/ McAiestcr Ncws-Cupitol has discarded may
The Washington times., 1920-09-30

arms and ammunition secreted where
they are readily available. the ro-
ports state.