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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
\ SENSATION N nouIMIh.

Rohomia hna sensation Fannie Hurst the
story Writer aud q Hussiuu musician with an
unprohour,ahlo uamo. have announced their
marrar, which occurred five ycnrs ago Nonr
~ their friends suspected m, relationship. Miss
durst who insists that her name has not been
changed tells the story. and the Sunday supple
monia nro full ~ n.
"pur marriage was quiot affair" she says.
The usual service wac employed We simply
had gcnilomcn's agreement that We would i've
our lives aH usual meeting only by appointment
Just as We did prior TO our marriage. I was de-.
tcrmincd 10 have both my career and love We
decided that seven breakfasts n week together
would he impossible. We have averaged Two a
week sine" We were married I had my own
circle of friends and my husband had his.
Neither had to account to the other for tho way
time was spent My husband ana have met as
strangers AT social events where we both hap
pcncd to be invited and were introduced to each
other. our contract was for a year We hnvo
boen suprcmcly happy and the fact that IT has
gone five years and Is resulting in announce.
mcnt instead of annulmcnt proves the wisdom Of
the experiment"
Supremacy happy" supremoIy seIf,sh and
suprem"ly cowardly is n better description. The
lady and her "friond" may procn Themselves on
""Nihb u h'INlcc 10 others. II the
selfishness and cowapdice which bred tho ar
rangement is nearly cQualled by the egotism dis.
played In boasting OF 1t.
In this story s cxemplifcd startlingly the mar
riage for convenience This Miss Hurst rnak.s
pretenBe OF being anylst and student Of
sociology. We should like Tor her to analyzo the
emotion which caused her to rcspoud 10 the go
lure down TO It's irreducablc and bald minimum,
and then turn her mind in on hclself and her
Russian mani If she has a gasp in her that win
bring 1t,
There were certain features of the narriape
relation that both craved. These they took
Thon refused to discharge the obligations that
alone tusiries those fcatures They were too
cowardly to defy the moral laws Of men 80 tbev
were legally married, but In the very naturo of
the contract they assumed proved thcmsclyos
cowardly and immoral enough to defy the Invs
OF God and nature. Had they merely dcficd the
laws OF men yet contaminated their gentle.
mems agreement they alone would have SUI
fered But In the course they adopted they
injured themselves their country. posterity and
God.
What, please, would he the state Of the nation
should this miserable marital miscarriage no
come the rule Instead of the sensational rare
exception? our lady author disclaims yehon
entity that there was anything in the nature Of
iree love In her experiment, Indeed there was
not Hut as between the two we have n creator
respect FOR free love
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
HOME-RuLE IN POLITICS.

The republican party In Kansas city is a
seething mob OF factional hate, without the
slightest attempt to go into details one fact
stands out clear--outside selfish interests caused
II. And that is nearly always the cause of purty
factions--permitting outside influences to enter
and disaffect the solidarity of local partisan
alignments Home-rule In politics, local soMdar-
lty, these are the two rules on which victorious
organization is always builded.
Tulsa republicans known this. a splendid and
what should bc a conclusive lesson OF the force
Of this observation has Just been witnessed In
the republican party in this city. In the city
campaign home interests and ncighborhood in
fluenccs were relied on, The political intcrloper
from the outside, representing the selfish ambi-
tions OF so-called state leader or candidate for
state office, was not permitted The true inter-
ests OF all republicans of Tulsa were discovered
to be Identical so with such give ana take differ
ences as always exist In any healthy association
OF men the Issues were met and party morale
established that ovcroame to a very considerable
extent the IN effects which campaign employ
Ing the opposite tactics had imposed upon the
party,
There were differences Of course. But mere
differences do not breed factions. providing the
advice and counsel of an outsider with scheme
hatred and mistrust. Now the outside influ
ences are again attempting to gain advantage
for themselves hy injecting their schemes and
advice into the local republican situation The
iaouon-broedng, uouble-makug gentlemen
nave been In Tulsa, "pussyfoottng' about to see
what they can discover of advantage 10 thcnl-
selves.
within "a hours after their arrival the old
facttonal differences w,r, ,uain NANTES, Ntis
trust and suspicion were prickng up their ears
the neighborly spirit Of good feeling had been
rudey disturbed. And yet a county. state and
national campaign is to bc faced within the next
six months,
The World would like 10 be able to say some
thing that would induce Tulsa republicans to
turn a deaf ear 10 all such mischief makers.
something that would cause each TO subscribe to
the sound political doctrine that solid front at
nome Is necessary to victory abroad something
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
COMMITTEE MEETINGS

- iCopyrlght, 1920. hy EdEar \ Guestl
for thlS and that and various things
II secmS that men must gct together
TO purchase cups or diamond rings
Or to discuss the price Of leather.
FROM mn" lu ten, or two to three
or any hour that's fast and Ncoting,
There rs constant can for me
To go to some committee meeting
The church has serious work 10 do
The lodge ana club has need OF workers
IhcN ask Tor Just an hour or two
surely viii not join the shirkers7
Though have duties OF my own
! should not drop before completing.
There comes the call by telephone
To go 10 some committee meeting
No longer may I eat my lunch
In quietude ana contemplation
| must torogathcr with the bunch
To raise fund to save the nation;
Ana l must talk OF plans and schemes
The while "a scanty bite I'm eating
Untl | vow today Il seems
My life Is one committee meeting.
When over me the night shall fall
And my poor soul goes upwards winging
Unto that heavenly realm, where all
Is bright with JOY and gay with singing
! hope to hear ST, Peter say
And shall thank him for the greeting.
Gone In and rest from day to day
Here there is no committee meetng!"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
CHAPTER NI.
agony OF Spirit

II makes no difference how long
forget that night, the first | was
ever separated from my husband.
At o'clock could endure IL no
longer and called up Tom Langley
A servant answered and said that
Mr.. Barton had ben suddenly called
away on business and had gone al
most as soon as he had returned
from the country,
who is 1t calling" the servant
asked after her explanation.
Never mind" / said. and hung
up. was glad Elsie had not an
swered. But in my fear for Bob /
never thought that had been in Ell
sizes place, and some woman who
refused to give her name had called
Bob at 2 o'clock in the morning, |
should have resented It,
| was absolutely numb with fear
when little after 3 o'clock | heard
Bob's key in the door and he came
in, long drawn whistle escaping
him as he saw the place lighted.
"Oh, Bob. Bob, where havo you
been? thought you were killed."
| cried as ! flung myself on his neck.
For goodness sake. Margaret,
what's the matter? Why didn't you
stay with your mother as you said
you were going to?"
II knew you would be lonely and
! wanted to surprise you,' | sobbed,
drcnching his weskit with my tears.
Surprises aren't always the pleas
antcst things in the world" he re-
turned grimly. There. I'm here. so
stop crying and let's get to bed.
After this when I'm out go to bed
and 60 to sleep like a sensible wom-
an, instead Of a silly girl. one would
think you were 10 instead Of 20"
| know that Bob meant nothing by
that speech. | know 1t now, but
then 1t hurt me dreadfully, Would
he have hesitated to stay out II /
had been 10? Was that what he
meant
He led the way into the bedroom
and We went to bed almost in ST
lence, tried to tell him that II
was only my great love for him that
made me come home; that it was
that same great love which made
me anxious. But he wouldn't listen.
And when ! asked him TO tell me
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
The Horoscope
a'1f- inCITno- buy do NOT %
FRIDAY, MAY Z, 1920.

This should he lucky day. ac-
cording 10 the reading of tho stars.
Venus. Saturn and Uranus are all in
bencfic aspect
The thcatcr should benefit during
this rule. for the signs indicate a
phenomenal increase OF intereat in
the spoken drama,
Venus seems 10 forecast the rise
of a great actress who shall represent
the new era i'm art
Women should benefit greatly
from this aspect. which Is supposed
to givc them kccnncss Of intellect
and great initiative.
There is a sign read az pfesaging
among women an access Of consCien-- -
tiousncss whore their political duties
are concerned Surprises in the re-
suits of the national election will he
many and contradictory.
This days aspects appear most
favorable for farmers and their in
terosts. but they are warned against
undesirable leaders.
For several years astroloRors have
prophcsied interest in psychic pha-
nomena. Now they foretell tho
classification OF a few facts that win
become the foundation for progress
in ,mcntal healing. telepathy and
simNar experiments.
There is the best possible forecast
for aviation which will receive much
attention following the next national
election.
The invention Of what would cor.
respond to bicycles for the air is
again prophesied.
one OF the seers foretells that a
rhyme will ruin tho chances OF a cam
didate for high office.
The partial eclipse Of the sun.
which will take place this month,
falls I'm the third decan of Taurus
and is believed to presage pestilence
and famine. \ scarcity of fruits is
forctold from the aspects at this
time
All towns and countries under Leo
are likely to meet many serious proh-
lens. Disturbances of all sortsSare
threatened. These will affect FraSce.
Prussia, Italy and Bohemia.
Persons whose birthdate IL Ia
have the augurY Of a happy. pros-
porous year. The young will court
and marry
Children born on this day will be
steady persevering and well con.
Quoted. They will rise rapidly in
whatever vocation they choose.
Icopuish', 1920. by the Mcclure Newspaper synia.l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
BenHie's Notebook

Yestidday Mrs Watkins asked me
If | wanted 10 make a dime, saying,
My baby carridEe is at SumsinS
hardware store having the wheels
fixed, will you 20 and get II ana
push It back for me?
Wich | started TO do. thinking,
Gosh, | hope none Of the fellows
is out And | got half way back
with 1t without seeing eny of the
fellows wen all of suddin | saw
Puds Simkins and skinny Martin
and Leroy Shooster down the street
spinning tops. me thinking, Heck,
darn IL. And theer was some rcd
hedded kid going past, and ! sed,
Hay, do you want to make a sent
push this thing down TO the corner
for me, my arms are getting tired,
and the red hedded kid sed Not for
a sent | wont, 3 cents is wat
charge for pushing baby cartridges,
and ! sed, O all rite, III give you z.
And he pushed it down past Puds
and Skinny and Leroy Shooster, me
wawkinG In back OF him as If did
ent even know who he was wiCh
dident, and he stopped pushing Il
down at the corner me saying, III
give you the 3 cents as soon as !
get the dime frum the lady Wich
Jest then | saw some more Of the
fellows playing hop skotch in the next
bloc kand | sed, Well, as long as
you made sents you mite as well
make more push IT past those
fellows up there and III give you 3
more.
NuthinE doing, my rates has gone
up, they're sents now | jest joined
the union, sed the red heded kid.
and | sed, We'll holey smoaks. I'm
ony going TO get dime, and he sed.
That's none Of my hizniss. and lest
then the fellows started 20 look down
the street and | sod, O all rite. darn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Just ~ show how tho public likes ~ violate
Nh" n". many people H'iIl cali u Hodge street
Tho vote given hlr Hoover In California shows
that the Easter rooz" did not have much
effect on the lemon crop
Tho c,ccutri,itics of u cyclone gust ~ wind
WAS Illustrated TUESDAY when farmer picked
up g "mll house" just after th" Tulsa trade trip
p"rs passed
Another thing vc have noticed is that tho
newspapers newer had any trouble getting j. NJ.
Adksou's name correct untll after he got into
rtty politics.
OF course there are others cxclaims the Dallas
News but ono Kind Of simp Is the girl who
carries muft IN the summer ana marrtes a
mutt I'm the "iutor
Whnc declaring himself a republican. the
strength shown hy Hoover among democratic
voters seems To indicate that non partisan demo-
Gratis are increasing IN number.
ono reason why SO many editors wiz be in Ne.
Alcstor today ~ that every one of t1em has a
sncHktug notion he can win tho carload Of
coal offered for Tho best story.
Tho gic on South Main says she is in favor of
cleaners up hnt she can make up hcr mind
week drive or the new police force
our private opinion is that any republican who
Is trying to figure out how the republicans are
going to carry Texas this year IL merely playing
into the hands of the profitccrs by the unnoces-
sary consumption Of paper.
one Tulsa housewife who has been patriotical.
" reading the government bulletins on how to
get along without sugar, says she finds that the
only vegetable she can can without sugar is Gu
cumbcrs.
Congressman Howard has opened his cam
paign for reelection He introduced an anti
prottcGring hin the other day. In this respect
We feel much tho same toward n congressman
ns to q baseball player We like to see him
try to hit the bail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
A TERRIFIC ARRANGEMENT

The speech hf senator Knox In the sennte
wednesday must appeal nightly to the sober
conservative mind OF the nation. II WAS moi
only "A very able prcsentmcnt of the necessity ror
adopting the pending peace resolution and TINS
ending the war in theory as well as t,c, nm,
constituted terrific arraignment Of tho admin.
istration
~ have only sympathy for the president in his
illness" said the senator then added. "syrppatb,
for tho country which is suffering under him no
cause Of it," And that is the vital matter II is
possible TO show due regard for the sick ,,,,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

whose shadow has been governing America with
out dsregarding The almost vital neglect that has
attended American affairs Tor nonrly year
our national executive" continued the sona-
tor, with stubborn irrosponsibility continues 10
declare We are at war Hut as q practical matter
the only war which he wages is against Amcri-
can 'itizens and American Industry. with GER
many ho wages no war"
Ana that IL true beyond cavl The Knox
speech presents line of argument that we be
h"vc correctly ntcrprots American public opin-
ION rs It unGuesuontbly intcrprots American
needs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

IL, I'll give you II you push il all
The way
III push II all the way for {. wafs
you think ! am, strike breaker?
Sod the Kid Wich I had to promise
him s. making II altogether, and he
pushed II all the way To Mrs. Wat
kinses me wawkinR in back Of him
as II was jest taking \ wawk by
myself and wen Mrs. Watkins gave
mo tho dime / had to give 1t to tho
red heded kid and marbles be-
sides to make up for the exter sent
Proving enything is better than h,
ing embarrassed.
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Tulsa May 3,


without a single exception Mr. Hoovcr's at
tempts To define his position on public questions
read IKE lntroductons to something he is about
10 say. Yet there is around all of them an at 70
mosphcre OF saying something definitely lie
Is not "a man to he suspected of cvading any
question, ana therefore the only possible CON
Clusion * that when he saws nothing no reaIIv
sincerely believes that he has said something.
that ne rs simply unable to hc definite positive.
concrete, In discussing public questions though
ne certainly thinks he is rs definite as anybody.
New York Times. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Herbert Hoover IL overwhelmingly the col
lege mans favorite Tor president notwithstsnd-
ing his primary defeats" says "A dispatch from
Princeton, ~ j. Having had some experience
with presidential candidate that came to us
with similar endorsement We feel justified in
returning thanks that college men are not elect
Ing the president this year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
Barometer of Public Opinion


Senator Johnson's most powerful supporter a nd
chief political friend is William r. Hearst Now
Hearst has made no conCealment Of his desire
To nave third party I'm the approaching cam
paigh' He Processes not to like either the demo-
cratic or the republican organization. lie seeks
a party OF his own, Recently he has been ouiet
on tho subject but he has not recanted. He hates
wilson, no hates Bryan-and tho friends of both
and lkowisc he hates and would destroy, II
ne could, the republican party.--New York Tri-
huuc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
city 10 BE- Congratulated.

Editor World: The city of Tulsa Is to be COM
mcndcd for selecting a man Of the type OF Mayor
Evans to head it's civic affairs lie has plainly
shown the courage Of a profound conviction hy
his declaration on entering office II is the
houndcn duty of not only every official under
him, but of every citizen Of Tulsa to give him
their utmost support in carrying out the pro-
gram he has outlined thereby making your
city clean morally as II is beautiful mate
rialy-tho pride Of the middle west
ROY J. FREDERICK
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
Dcnlagogy, Not wit.

All Incomes above n certain sum are TO be
commandcorcd. with so many bubbles afloat Il
cannot be long before some genius will recon-
mend shin plasters and dehased coinage The
salvation of the people. soldiers included, rests
upon the viNonary character OF these devices
There Is demagogy enough In congress no doubt
To appropriate six, eight on twenty billions for
bonuses, There Is not wit enough in the whole
body to draft a tax measure capable OF produc-
ing the money without bringing on a panic
New York World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

that couldn't persist and not look
unattractive when he came home,
|. tried to comfort myself by think
ing that nothing in the world, no
one. would have kept him out had
he known / was waiting for him.
Continued tomorrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07
Daily Biblical Quotation
FRIDAY. MAY :. 1920.

Tho needy shall not always be forgo'ten--
psa a.ls
when creature comforts fade and die,
WorldlnEs may weep but why should J.
Jesus piill lives. ana Etill w. night
Yc know the grace ~ our Lord Jesus christ
that though ne was rich, yet for your sak"s he
became poor thai he through his poverty might
be rich 30 Cor. ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

When he first landed In America n few months
ago Mr.. Hoover didn't know anything about
American politics. In the interim he has learned
a lot For instance he now knows what the
word beating" means In political parance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Some experience with modern taxi drivers
impels us TO withhold judgment in the case OF
the man who shot one. We feel that there may
have been eNtenuating circumstances
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Prohibition is costing the government SSsooo,-
900 year And at that, according TO Abe Mar
tin they are making It faster than they can
find IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Mother" Jones the female boshevk Of
America says the women haven't sense enough
To vote. Which makes us Just that much strong.
er for woman suffrage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

II am surprised that under the circumstances
40 large a vote should have been cast for the
candidate favoring my nomination." says Her
bert Hoover In his swan song.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Judge Ramsey has taken his seat on the state
supreme bench and the bourbons mourn for the
sacriege that has been committed in permitting
n republican to defilc tho temple.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

We arc threatened with the thought that when
they discover why motor cars arc 80 humorous
they viii lc close to tho reason why houses arc
scarce,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Presidential year IL a great year for rrotitcor-
ing.
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Oklahoma Outbursts
by OTIS LORTOH

Just 10 show how The public likes ~ violate
M" lrw. many people Hull cali ~ Hodge street
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ono Tulsa housewife who has been patriotica
~ reading the government bulletins on how
get along without sugar. says she finds that II
only vegetable she can can without sugar is ct
Cumbcrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-07

Tho c,ccutri,tios Of . cycloue gust ~ win
was Illustrated Tuesday when a farmer pickc
up FUN house just after tho Tulsa trade trir
porE pHFs'd.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14
NO LIMIT ON WINE OR
BEER PRESCRIPTIONS
Washington Announces Ma
tional Prohibition Law Re-
strictions Cover Only Dis
titled Liquors.

Washington, August 5.-The Ma
tional Prohibition law does not pro-
hibit physicians from prescribing
wine and beer to their patients in ex-
cess Of one pint every ten days. 1t was
announced here to-day.
Commissioner of Internal Reeve
nue. w. L. Williams has made a rul-
ing to this effect. but It has been
kept secret for fear that the number
Of patients who discover that they re-
quire these beverages would increase
so rapidly hat the supply of wines In
the bonded warehouses would soon
be depleted.
1t has been the contention of at
torneys for the wet forces that the
prohibition law which limited the
prescribing Of spirituous liquor to
n pint in ten days did not apply to
either wines of malt beverages.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has been In receipt Of kilograms
from physicians all over the United
States demanding that a ruling be
given permitting them to prescribe
wine for invalids.
The ruling of the commissioner is
to the effect that physicians are to be
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14

It's more trouble to convince the
thirty-sixth State than II was to find
the t~hirty-fve that have ratified.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14

Nothing is cheap unless it is good
and unless 1t is really needed. This
is a good thing to remember when re-
duction sales are numerous.It easy
to buy something just because Its
such a bargain"
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NOTICE REGARDING
DEMURRAGE CHARGES

The Nevada Transportation Com
pany gives notice that beginning JAM
uary 4, 1920 demurrage ON all cars
held over free time win be charged.
-Advt. ]. e. SEXTON
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-08-14

permitted to prescribe any amount Of
beer or wine which, In their discre-
ton. the patients need
No more than a pint OF whisky.
rum, brandy or other distilled liquor
can be prescribed in ten days.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-13
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
EAcTEpN TIME

EASTERN TIME
Arrival and Departure Of Passenger
Trains, Cordele Union Depot
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guar
anteed: