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iHUIljE IiUH
Busy Public Official Says Thed.
fOrds Black-Draughg Helps Him
Keep Physically Fit.

Clay City, KY have been in
business here for twerty-one years;
am also coroner, riding the Kentucky
hills and holows in all kinds Of
weather and under all kinds OF con-
ditions," says lir. Sam T. Carr, OF this
place. '"To be able to do So, must
keep physically fit, and Thedford's
Blacl-DIaught is my standby.
These trips used to give lie head
aches, and that, l found, came from
hurried meals or from constipation.
81 was convinced that DIachDTaught
was good, so now | use il, and it gives
perfect satisfaction. 1t acts on the
liver. relieves Indigestion, and certain
~ is splendid. l am never without it.'
When you have a feeling Of disconl-
fort after meals, causing a blaating
sensation, headache, bad breath, and
similar common symptoms. try taking
pinch Of Blacll-Draught after meals
a pinch of the dry powder, washed
down with swallow Of water. This
has been found to assist the stomach
and liver TO carry on their normal
work, and helps prevent, Or relieve,
constipation.
Your druggist can supply YOU with
this well-llnown, purely-vegetahle liver
medicine. Insist upon Thedfords. the
original and only genuine Black.
Draught liver medicine. NC-137a
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-07

Wear ever = Aluminium Cooking
Utnnei1s make good Christmas gifts.
Herbert Hearn Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Carving Sets, Table Knives and
Forks, Silver platter ware. Herbert
Hearn Hdw. Co.-Adr.
Shop early and get your pick of
Christmas Goods. Herbert HearD
Hdw. Co-Adv.
For heating that cold room, try a
Soles Hot Blast. Herbert Hearn
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
..Surprise that boy with a Coaster
or Express Wagon. Herbert Hearr
Hdw. Goa y.
. Food Choppers, Eoasters and
Cooking Utensils. Herbert H3arr
Hdw Co.-Adv.-
e. .Children's Desks. Chairs, Black
Boards and Games. Herbert Hearn
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Galvanized Roofing, Rubber Roof
ing and Sheathing Pa0er. Herbert
II arm Hdw. Co Ally.
. Replace that broken glass in your
window before cold weather. Herbert
Hearn Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Mechanical Toys, Autos, Veloci-
pedes ard Tool Kits. Herbert Hearn
Hdw Co.-Adv
Doll Carriages and Carts, and Doll
Babies, large assortment. Herbert
Hearn Hdw. Co.-Adv.
1928 Ct cod Sir 11-3C-6t
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Saving 4 Woman In Half
"'BRING YOUR OWN SAWS"

.Kiddie Kars for all good Riddles
at Herbert Hearn Hdw. Co.-Adv.
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Injury May Restore Blind Eye

York, Pa, Dec An injury to his
left eye Is restoring sight to the right
eye of Kirk F. Schwlm. Several years
ego Schwam was blinded in the right
eye. Recently piece of steel pierced
the left eye and since that time the
sight is returning in the right organ
The left eye also is healing.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-07

12-1-1mo-R 12-2-1mo.
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TAXPAYERS

The time Is rapidly approaching
when it will be necessary to charge
an additional penalty Of go on all
unpaid State and County Taxes.
Pay your taxes before January lst
1922. ard avoid this extra expense,
as we'll as the usual interest of 6 Go
which is accommodating.
ROBERT III. MATTHEW'S,
Treasurer.
, 10 limo p - 2-1mO
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NEW AUTO REPAIR SHOP

IN couuerl.un with my garage
have opened an autnmobile repair
shop, which Is in charge OF a conpe-
tent man. All work will be handled
promptly and at reasonable rSses.
Give me a call, convenient location,
prompt service. goou workmanship
Phone 5y. VIM. l.. Lean, Gay street
garage I-S-Ii.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
A TALE or PATRONAGE.

Tho Washington star relates this incident In
tho daily official iifo Of Senator New of Indiana,
which Ia typical: eve suspect Of the daily NE Of
every henator:
ono ~ Senator News constituents flies
through The senator his application for a piece
OF pie:
- should like good job. say register of tho
treasury, or tho land office, minister To Haiti
HUI II those places are impossible, please make
me n guide or policeman. IT you think ~
something nice and romunerative, please drop
mo line"
History repeats itself " was an Indianian
who ~ the beginning of the second Cleveland
administration applied 10 the late Senator Voor
the senator vide margin Of selection. some
thng with good salary attached would do
would accept diplomatic appointment ~
necessary, but would prefer 10 remain in the
couhUy The republic is opportunity" he said
In bin letter.
wer" working lie introduced himself TO Mr.
voorhees, NJ having at one time been a country
JudRc at homo, but had failed Of recollection
thfpugh IN" uCklcucW OF public favor.
The senator looked him over. took his meas
uro ana number told him automatically that
an for'lgn posts had been filled and nearly all
NE best home posts: that the best place on the
partnehts' mentioning II. That would do, tho
main hHih, ana grabbed It.
snort time nftorwHrd Mr.. Voorhees, and a
i,'ehd Weio waking through corridor In that
department ana met the messenger drawing a
bmaH tfuck loaded with books and documents
messenger told his friend the story of the aue.t
ahu 'hr appointment we have a great coun.
uy rho republic IL opportunity A country
'""se III Ihul"na n horse In Washington"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
CLUMSY DIPLOMACY.

IL viii bo "a relief when a diplomat of the
first order takes over the portfolio of state
Tho clumainoss and tactlossnc css which has
characterized that department all too long. bas
earned for us the suspicious ill-wiu OF most of
the world And the tragedy of II all Ia that
there is not an intention or purpose anima,ins
our people which in tho slightest justifies
either the suspicion the il-will
Tho case OF Cuba Is directly in point The
Island republic has some difficulty on its
hands az a result OF its recent election. There
is nothing 10 Justify the assumption that tho
difficulty is too great for the Cubans them
selves to overcome pcacably.
Yet the state department. with Its usual
lack OF tact, has rushed General Crowder to tho
island to confer with the Cuban authorities.
and make report. Tantamount, OF course to
your nsighbor rushing In uninvited to give his
advice respecting the settlement Of your fam
iy troubles
Cuba In not only offended. but Cuba Is sus-
oaciouA Cuba has witnessed what has trun
pired In Hail, where subordinate naval Of
ficer OF tho United States boasted he had set up
q government of his own fashionny. I'm
perialism OF the most pronounced and objcc-
tionablo character, could scarcely so further
than ouc own democratic government has gone
In the case Of Cuba.
To be sure, we set the Cuban government ON
its feet but wo also gave It complete inde-
pendence, no less from Interference at our
hands than from the Vaccinations Of other ma
tionA That very relationship should have
counsclcd the utmost decacy In approac hing
the Cuban government with proffcrs OF friendly
assistance.
IL Is impossible to imagine the state de-
partmen--cven the present state depart tment--
deepatching IA high military officer to Spain, or
France. or even to Germany. on such a mission
and without invitation
Cuba expresses the fear that intervention Is
! contemplated, and does not hesitate to speak
its conviction that Intervention means the end
OF Cuban independence, such fears are ground
! less There is no disposition to end the inde-
| peudenoo OF Cuba there is a viglant senti-
mcnt In America that would oppose It to the ut
1 most.
That can be stated with precise accuracy
and without taking into consideration the fact
/ that annexation would mean the extension Of
the laws Of the United states over the island
Vols,cad act and all.
our Cuban friends should understand that
tho Don ouixoto gentleman will soon be out of
| power. aud that all OF us are looking forward to
a complete and resttul change in tho conduct
/ of our foreign affairs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
The Promoters Wife
D., MI DuET DC

had rotu,,o1 so ,la.san,iv that
notbi,s, 49,. ,a5 haan saia had
moi i"fnea in ,he discussion nj ali.
IL ever Nau found n,,t nad taken
tha, ,e,,.r, "
wa,,od Il, ,.,s. .i,erco untiI Neil
returned nom -tei.nh oninr.
"You viii, have TO excuse me-" he
said In a burriea manner. II am
Obliged IN ioin some business
friendsr
',But you will eat your dinner
first exclaimed i'm n measure re-.
lieyed by his manner.
"So infortunatelv I cannot, thew
Are waiting dinner for me" 1 shall
"a late so dan't wait up for me-" and
with a hnsty kiss he ieft us. / sun.
losed ho was going ont Immediate.
y. but he ran IN stairs, and |
.calizrd that nltho ho had claimed
N he too tired 10 dress TO dine with
nc was going To dress before going
out II was ono more causs for nm
hapuiness One more action TO
arotise iealously.
Un dressod ou,ickly then called
good night again as he went out.
iis nunt at once ronmenc.d no
eommis,rare him.
"poor bnv, II is n sham, tn have
tn % out when he was so tired.
lain /, IL nll wrong 10 attend TO
business in the eveninu after having
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

Something appears to have gone wrong with
the nonpar,iatn leagues plans for improving
on the American system OF government In
finance. In Dakota, where Mr.. Townlcy has
controlled state affairs, through his league, for
the last three years, banks are failing overy
day. 28 of them having been forced to ,closo
their doors, The leagues ncwspapc and other
institutions are also going out OF business. In
the meantine. Townlcy and his organizers are
busy In the southwest soliciting new members
al Sls per bead--probabiy for the purpose or
getting In funds sufficient to prevent complete
failure OF the nonpartsan league,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
BY JANE PHELPS.
barbara Decides to WITHHOLD Mrs.
OrOns Letter.

liiAl FIX MI.
II was n demcaning act to open
letter addressed To Neil. yet that
view OF 1t did not occur To me.
was 30 worried over the contents, 80
anxious to know the meaning OF my
husbands intimacy with Blanche
Orton that | had no thought for
amenities.
After we reached home however
II came to me that by Withholding
,he letter, Neil would know nothing
OF the party at Mrs. Drton's for thai
evening. | reread the letter care
fully and saw the inference II con-
tanned that IL Frederick could not
come she would write him, Evil
dently he would not go unless she
telephoncd him. l decided to say
nothing of the letter. IL he did not
come home ! would. OF course, know
he had gon. TO her, hut II he did
why | would at least have kept him
with me one evening.
He came in about six o'clock.
Aunt and h" talked until dinner was
ready AT seven. lie had excused
himself from dressing on the plea
was tired.
We were scarcely seated at the
table when the telephone rang. My
heart almost stopped beating for a
moment AZ | waited until the maid
had answered.
"Mr Forbes is wanted on the
telephone" she said, IA knowing look
on her face. | knew as well az II she
had told me that a woman had
called him. Her expression pro-
claimed 1t. turned hot then cold.
'lf 1t were Mrs. Orton would she tell
him she had written and would he
question me" Aunt had told him
we called at the office and how
much she admired the way he had
fitted up, she also had told him she
thought his stcnographer rather Inn
pudcnt, and that she would advise
an older woman who would be more
attentive To his business.
But | have found her extremely
capable, and alive To the needs OF
my business, Perhaps you mistook
natural curiosity at two handso me
women calling for impudence," Ncil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
AND WHY NOT

While on his way home from Panama, Sena-
tor Harding said, or is quoted az having said
which, In the absence uf denial amounts TO the
same thing;
"You know how Id like 10 have this
inauguration Ia like 10 go down to the
capitol be sworn In and then open up the
hooks and get down to business. l wonder
IL the people would stand for It? Ny idea
would be to walt until II was time TO go out
of office, ana then, IL the enterprise had
been successful have whale OF IA Jam
horee"
And why not2 OF course the people
would stand for 1t; probably not the select few
Who are tagging the president elect about at
tempting to convince him that theirs In the
voice OF the people; but the great mass OF the
seventeen odd million who voted for him. yes.
Nothing could probably DO this 3aded and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
Bennie's Notebook
Me and my cu1zin Art!e was II,

Me and my cuazin Artie was Ia
his back yard this aftirnoon per
tending to box without axullly hit
ting each other on account oil
neither of us feeling like getting h.i
back, and | sed. Did you do youi
leSsins yet and Artie sed, No wish
skool would bern down and all the
poeCes would blow away, that how
much | think OF skool,
1 tell you lots wat | sed, let's go
on a hunger strike I'll we're so weak
We wont he able To go 10 skoOl.
bet | can fast AS long az you can.
bet you cant, bet don't eat
a thing frum now till the middle OF
next munth, sed Art!e.
Well | bet | don't either, nobody
wouldent have eny trubble with
their stummcks II they stopped eat
ng, that's wat Il sed In the paper
the other day, l sed.
Its cheep way 10 live. TOO,
bet our father and mother will think
we're all rite for saving them all
that Expense, sod Art!e, and | sed
Gosh, bet we'll enjoy our ferst
meel after we've tasted about 5
weeks or munth.
| bot IL will be big releef 10 eat
agen, q can hardly wait till sup.
pir time so | can begin fasting, sed
Artie.
q, neither can |, herray, sed,
WiCh Jest then ma came out In the
yard with plate fun of my fav-
orite kind OF Crullers, being big
ones with small holes. saying, Who
wunts "a hot cruller?
Me and Artie not saying enything
on account OF not knowing wat to
say. and ma sed. Well you don't seem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
The Horoscope
THE stars incline but do not ,ernp,,
tCpt. 1871 oy Mcclure New spape- s,nt


During this day many ptanetsv
influences contend, according 10 As.
trology. While Jupiter aud S,tur,
are In bcnefic aspect, Venus. lranps
and the sun are all mildly l,orso
The new moon on this date iI,
when the sign Sagittarius Is risln,
and the luminaries are cuuiousd
with Mercury on the cusp " ths
second house in trine to Jupiter /.
che ninth. A
The remarkable triple couunotio$
OF Venus, Mars and Uranus which
,akes place on the cusp OF Oh, ihI-i
house makes this an exceedingly
significant one that sets II mark for
year OF great events.
Trade In which Great Britain ia
interested is to increase SO rymark.
ably that Canada and the other col.
onies will prosper greatly. but the
| indications are that the ulted
States Will pay heavily for th.s
great volume OF commerce
The general condition OF Amer.
lea will be good during the year un.
| employment ceas.ng to be "a problem
| almost as soon AZ recognized
immigration Will como much Ia
| he fore In congress, %hero heated
| ulScusAOHb Will tdhc pace
Theatrical affairs at this uus.
come under an oi>n OF change tng
may be beneficial to the public.
Again many cases of cruelty 70
children, and even Of murder, ar,
| forecast.
Breach OF promise will be 10.
vived extensively M "a basis for suit,
that concern prominent persons A
woman will be defendant Ia Il caus
Eceiebro.
This should he a day favorable 10
the clergy and to those interested In
reforms VI various sorts.
The aged should benefit from this
direction of the stars, but there will
he many deaths before the spiing.
Persons whose blrthdate IT is have
tho augury of successful year
Those who are employed probably
Will be promoted.
| Children born on this day probu
bly, Will have great prosperity a
through life. Girls may marry mel
whom they control.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

1ted country more good than sincere demon
sration OF old dfashioncd Jofforsonian simplicity.
1t has had trifie too much ponp and clrcum-
stance, OF fitting up "A vessel In royal style; OF
triunphs nt home and abroad comparable only
to the days OF Caesar.
The country would applaud vociferousy
simple inaugural without play-acting Of any
kind; no vulgar display, no opportunity for tne
ptofltoors to gouEe anybody. 1t Is too much TO
expect. OF COURSE. But II concern ~ to how the
country might take It Is all that Is In tho way,
the prosdent-ccct need not hesitate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
barometer Of Public Opinion
4 1trai Question.

Editor World: should a man marry a girl,
SHOWING her TO have been the innocent victim
OF u hbertiue
"a, rms question appeared In, The Tulsa Daily
"",id thursday, January g, 1921.
now as to whether such "A marriage would
u" HoIhlIy regal depends II said man IL the
sFl boirayor, and II accountable FOR cyii deeds,
as she H. hia crime, in ovory sense Of the term,
- "s great az hsrs, II not greater There fore
we conclude without hositancy that such n mar
rage would not only be right In every court OF
justice, both cIvil and religious. but would be a
pItselhB 10 each party IL they remained true to
edch Other' Otherwise II would not only he a
curse 10 them, but to their offspring also, and
tho race In general
III parents ana guardians could and would
FIVo IN" lRht along this line their position de.
Hahds' many suicides could and would be pre-
vented, and happy lives installed in their stead
Ihe SIN OF adultery is just great for man
hh II s Tor woman. And II IL possible for both
parties 10 forgive each other and to live "A happy
hfe together, not only In this world but In the
world TO come though their sins were once
crimson.
. Bleeding souls, did you catch the thought :?
May IL SINK deep into your wounded affections 3
ana soothe your weeping and pondcrng minds
as an eternal balm IA. J. POST.
Tulsa, January Z.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
Monday, January 10, 1921.

AStrologers read this as an unim.
portant day In which there Is no
dominating planetary sway. Uranus,
Mars and Venus are family benefic,
while Jupiter Is adverse.
This is "A time in which tn pre-.
pare for future action, all important
initiative being deferred.
Planning and soliciting support OF
big projects should be well directed
during this configuratiou.
Women have the prognostication
of success in ambitious ventures.
one or two will become prominent
as financiers.
Constructive ideas should be mild
'y aided by todays aspects. En-.
cheney should be encouraged under
this planetary government.
Again the seers declare that spe-
cialization will be more than ever
stressed in the business world
Women will win high place on lines
Of work that require patience and
knowledge Of detail.
Uranus is in place held TO give
assurance that the turbulence and
uncertainty OF public thought on
world questions will be quieted and
clarified. Return to sanity seems
TO be presaged by the stars.
women are llkeiy 10 De fortunate
Today. II they pursue routine work,
They will succeed best in the lines
that are theirs by tradition. New
ventures should be delayed.
This should he an auspicious DAY
for openings of theaters or Other
places OF amusement.
Weddings that take place under
this rule should be lucky so far as
harmony of l;fc Is concerned, but
they may not bring quick prosperity.
Persons whose birthdate il ia
should keep in established groove,
during the coming year. There vii,
be danger OF wasting money.
Children born on this day may be
too much given TO pleasure and may
be inclined to extravaganza. They
viii be bright probably and endowed
with much personal magnetism.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10
Feed Slower.

"Those of us who have led cattle
on the plains said Senator Joe
sherman of sherman, Ma. a.ors coun-
ty," understand. they do best on
good. strong feed but when feed Is
scarce, we just have to cut down
little. Perhaps that will have to be
our Legislative policy, when corn
aud cotton do not bring enough
money to pay for producing and
gathering. II appears to mo to be a
sorry time to lift the treasury lid
and have an oyorplus OF appropri-
atoms for things we can do without
some OF them things we will
never have any real use for.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

constitutional convention carved the
counties and congressional districts,
and none Of US down there knew
lust exactly what county he lived N.
much less congressional district. |
had been there just six weeks bat
promptly announced as a candidate
tor congress in opposition 10 the
Powell Clayton ring. The conyen-
ton was held at McAlcster, where
Joe Foltz, Clayton candidate, was
lighting hard. had enough cOJn'
ties, that IL had enough proxies ID
counties and went over To McAleN
ter 10 be a congressional nominee. 7
"FOltz waH unable To secure
floor manipulation, ~ he went 70
Oklahoma City and got into com
munication with Ell Admire, then
OF kingfisher, "a mere lad, but the
son Qf Jake Admire one Of the rt.
publican bosses Of Oklahoma terri
tory.
ell accompanied Foltz hack 10
McAlester, getting off the train Just
IN time 10 reach the convention hall
In ten minutes, all was confusion
Admire had made four speeches
risen to points of order, challenged
my proxies and everything else cal.
culated to railroad candidate OF
NhN 'iop' htdlhiliS sbfI'NIlllh H'"'f
be done, | rushed to my floor man
ager and asked who the stranger
was.
ELI Admire of kingfisher' was
the reply. Il did not know where,
klngfisher was: had lived there but
six weeks myself. aud was afraid 20
ask. hut realizing defeat was GER
tain II action be not hurriedly taken.
| asked where in ell IL kinstlsher.
and TO my astonishment received
the reply that II was somewhere
northwest of Oklahoma City, prob
ably a days journey.
/ Boots and saddles were ordered
and Eli was thrown out, but ! shall
never forget his capacity az
minority floor leader. still another
feature OF that convention was the
fact that one Of my proxy men wa
voting -four counties, and made
what might have proved "A serious
mistake, In announcing vote ne
called Pushmataha, six votes for
Disney when Major Parr, who Was
in that county when the Indians
first came west, arose, pointed
hogleg at the proxy voter and shout
ed, not by a damned sight vote
your own counties
"a hurried look at the book lis
Closed tne proxy was Tor okIuHht''
land, the mistake corrected, the on
vention finished the day.
"Charlcy Carter finished the cam
didate, and before the two-year Pc
riod elapsed, all of Us knew iNe
name OF the county in which Wt ny
ed Those were the days Tor me
young man in politirs, but he had u,
have nerve, and the appearance el
Eli IN the Legislature from Green
county IL no surprise To me
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

For a few moments after the president
VETOED the bin rviving the war finance board.
tbs esteemed New York World thought the gov
srnment might survive after all But then con-
Sress came along. overrode the veto and started
~ old lady bowling again.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

A boy 10 years old was married tho other
day to sirl i3 years old Oh yes; they live In
Missouri. But the Interesting part OF tho story
IL the fact that the parents OF both babies ac-
companied them to the license clerk and gave
their consent. Looks like somebody ought to
start a movement" TO prevent that sort Of
thing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-10

rhs maiden speech of tho lone woman MEM
bsr Of the lower house Of the icgtsnture ind,-
Gates that she arrived just In time. woman's
natural disposition to no shown" N likely to
save tho state a good many things that II might
otherwise suffer