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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-03
The Woman Who Loved Earned
by JANE s'HfLPS

had been whenever | had seen him.
gave her Gardners address.
Without quite realizing IL the party
took on an added interest for me;
was more anxious TO go. Not that |
was at all IN love with Gardner, but
liked him immensely. Then, too,
he took me out OF myself made me
forget that Robert was grumpy. and
II did not know that until later:
did not realize II. ! mean--he made
me forget ] was a business woman.
Someway when | was with him |
never thought of the shop, never
talked shop. With Robert found IL
"a never failing subject OF conversa-
tion, not dreaming t~lt was bor-
ing him to death with my talk Of
hats, and at the same time continu-
ally emphasizing my earning capac-
NY, and so making him uncomfort-
able.
have heard. and I guess 1t is
true, that women cannot dismiss
their business as "A man can. They
talk about IL at any and all times.
They are too new in the business
world to forget it when they are at
home. or with others. II Is OF such
vital interest to them, is so like a
new toy, that they hate 20 lay IL aside
even for the sake OF socialibility. II
Is mistake-one learned, but
only when II was too late. 90
"Mr. Kenyon wrote me the incest
note, and said he would he delighted
to come. | felt as if | knew him
after reading II. ] was afraid
should be n little embarrassed with
my poverty party, but l shant. l
told him to wear the oldest things
he had, and he promised.
That might | told Robert who was
going, and watched him closely when
I mentioned Marion Hoveys name.
lie did not change expression, simply
remarking that we ought to have a
good time. | spent the rest of the
evening getting out the things we
were to wear--the party was the
next evening. found an old dress
in my trunk that | had saved be-
cause the color was particularly be-
coming. altho the dress I had con-
sdered past wearing. Then | dis
covered an old gray suit Robert had
discarded, and in some way neglec-
ted to give away. With old shoes
(etc.) we would do very we'll.
at won't be any trouble for me
To go to poverty party" Mary said
when we talked II over at luncheon
on Saturday. But II IL had been
fancy dress ball little Mary Ryan
would have sent her regrets"
Tomorrow--The Poverty Party.
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Benny's Notebook
The Ocean.

The Ocean.
/.
The ocean ixtends from shore TO
shore
And fills up the spaces between,
IL is made up intirely OF diffrert
size waves
wich keep each other eileen,
on top OF the ocean are all kinds OF
boats
sutch as saleboats and boats by
steem,
with people on bord so seaslck
They wish 1t was only a dreem. 4,
3.
In the middle Of the ocean are fishes
with few fins but meny scales,
Some are inconspicuous, like min
MES,
VILE some are the opposite, like
wales.
on the bottom OF the ocean are mer-
maids.
Half ladies and the other half fishes
They lcen back on seaweed and oomh
out their hair
And look like they felt delicious.
O beware of the ocean in a storm
II you chance to be bathing nigh.
And beware OF it also wen the tide Is
low,
For the next way it gets Is high.
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=
The sun Is in benefic asp,ri ,.5..
according To astrology. N,p.g.,
ialntly adverse.
rms should be most fs..r,bI.
rule under which to push aiI ..,.
10 political prefermont. Tho. vE.
seek positions that can be br.f.gl.
by persons I'm high place ....ie
make the most OF this rule ut M,
stars. '"'
Under this planetary Cove. uar,
high ambitions may be ulnI. ,Ea
large purposes realized
Power 20 inspire others Will tr..
same large hopes as those W. .b,,.
ish Is believed to be impaired d....r,
this aspect. Thus teachers and UYEa
lie speakers should be uu..I.,II,
successful today
tnfavOrable conditions for srr..
culture, 90 often prophcsied fur his
spring, will not pass with tU, ,s
sutance OF no further peril OF ..o.,.
Dry spells and hot winds are lul..
Gated.
An Improvement is forecast ir
many lines OF trade and there viii
be great commercial plans carried
out during the present adm.r...rs.
tion, II the stars are read arirht
Welfare viii be much discussed
from this time on and tho govern
ment will take radical steps 60 ag.
sure better health and better cd.ra.
tion for the people.
Women, Vito have been subic, 20
a sinister direction OF the planr,
will still be sensitive to evil unfm.
encos which have increased tho
number OF crimes committed by
them. Many murders and scandals
are foreshadowed.
Those who read the stars warn
women to hold closely TO old trad.
tions OF virtue and loyalty TO high
ideals.
Persons whose birthdate 10 iq
should be unusually careful OF the
health during the coming year Bus
mess should be carried on with much
attention to detail.
Children born on this day may be
gentle and patient in nature but cap
able OF intense feeling when dis
turbed.
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relieving him too Of those responsibilities ot
free agcntship 80 essential to his proper
rlpeninR,
II there are any forms of intcmperance 40 dis
turbing 60 human existence sa ts intemperate
thought and Incorporate mental processes We
would like very much 10 have our attention
called 10 them. The gentlemen who go about
urging prohibition of this ana of that Instead
of urging temperance in al thinEs. are tho
most lnt"mpcrato pcopl" one can possibly en-
counter their iuirmpcrauc". too, leading even
tually to evils f,r ,u cxccss OF those brought on
by lhc things they intoish against.
Thuf man who has 'Dhoolcd himself to rc-
'W temptation may with proprciy claim some
credit fpr himself a. hc thrcada his away
nmlds. the offering on cycry hand. But " 1t
be fhc mV that mo- temptation can bc offered.
those who remain can certainly claim no credit
ur reason of their virtue
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ourNi>> THOROUGHLY DiscrIDrruD

!. anything was lacking to thoroughly cstob-
ush the unrclabuily Of state Senator Sherman
that thing was supplied hy the statement Of n.
r. Graham replying to the charges made b,
sherman saturday
In rcilcrating his charges that state Chairman
Harris had collected u corruption fund In Tulsa
sherman disregardcd utterly the testimony
brought out before the legislative investigating
committee which hc had caused to be appoint
cd during The regular session. That committee
made thorough investigation, had many
prominent Tusans before II. and the best lts
majority could do was 10 report that 81. 900 had
been collected in Tulsn. This was frankly ad-
mitted by all concerned, and the gentlemen
who contributed to the fund declared their right
60 contribute to their partys finances
It was shown beyond the pcrndycnmrc Of
reasonable or honest doubt that the money was
raised for the purpose Of paying Off deficit
from the late campaign, and It was further
shown that tho democratic campaign commit
toe was raising a fund for precisely the eamo
purpose, Just ar both national committees were
doing.
Not a scintuo OF evidence was adduccd to
show that the fund was used for an improper
purpose or that 1t exceeded the paltry amount
this report, the latest TRADE OF tho disgruntled
statesman from sherman. Okla was as III
advised as II was false.
Mr.. Graham. in his statement. asserts that
he was present at the time OF the committee In
cs,gation, was known to sherman and others
Interested In the investigation and even asked
that lac might be permitted to give testimony
before the committee. lie denies IN the most
positive manner that he over said what sherman
attributes to him,
Mr.. Graham IL known as an honorable man.
one whose word Is acceptable to gentlemen
Therefore the wolf from sherman finds him-
self completely dscredltcd both among repub-
licans and democrats--a fate that nearly always
befalls one who deliberately engages In en-
terprsc such az he engaged In when he made
common cause with the opponents OF his own
party--the party that had honorcd him--ond
the opposition TO GRIEF.
But Senator sherman has the opportunity TO
render some service to hls party and his state
oven yet, lie has destroyed himself. There can
be no question on that point. But In common
docency he ought to state publicly the names OF
others republicans IN particularly who melted
him to the course he pursued and who con-
spred with him In that course.
They are only suspected as yet, they should
be known beyond all doubt.
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Open Diplomacy

Tulsa world: Doubtless before this letter ap.
pears In print the fun text OF the latest German
note to this country will be made public, but
Ihe humiliation already suffered by me, as an
American citizen, viii be none the let,S be-
heve that feel no different from millions OF
others. | was disappointed when ] picked up
my daily paper and learned that the German
note had been received and that our beloved
president and secretary of state had refused
To make its contents known to their employers
doubly disappointed and deeply humiliated
when on the same page read the tirs news OF
us contents from Berlin dispatch. Let us not
through fear OF critizing an administration OF
our own choice, allow 1t TO fail through lack OF
criticism, when such an unpardona BILE affront
TO free government is offered. IL Is my belief
that We OF the same political faith should be
the first to speak up and not wait until those
OF other parties call our attention such errors
Certainly we have (rightfuy) rared ripped
snorted and tore our hair for the past eight
years about Wilson's autocratic and seclusive
methods of international negotiations. Shall
any restrictive influence prevent US from vote
ing our indignation at similar methods, when
our own party IL In power. II there Is some
thing 80 internationally criminal in the Berlin
note that the American people cannot be taken
into the confidence OF their executive and allow
his decisions 10 be reflection OF American
sentiment rather than small group then II
would be far better that the communication ho
not received officially or considered, further
than the discovery OF that fact.
Respectfully.
Hominy April - l.. -. LINDSEY.
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CHAPTER XNNXNXU
Invitations

tnNitntfonS
Please come 10 my poverty party.
II will be held I'm the kitchen on Oc-
tober i9--The Poor Weeds"
Just look at this. Gerry" Robert
said. laughing heartily as he handed
mo the note written on a piece OF
brown paper bag such as is used to
deliver groceries in.
isn't that lovely!" | exclaimed
with enthusiasm. | had said moth
ing 10 Robert ot my conversation
with Frank Weed. so he was really
surprised.
But what kind OF a party is a
poverty party?" he qur!ed. 1T seems
tn me we have that sort nearly all
the time"
Nonsense, This il 4 real party
not thing to crouch about. l don't
know much about 1t. only [ believe
the guests wear their old sst clothes
(etc). | wonder who they are going
70 have beside u.s."
"Oh, probably the Murphy's."
Them. OF course. was wonder
ing IL they would ask Mary. | wish
they would she makes things so
lively"
The 10th of October fell upon Sat
urday that year. and | knew that was
tho reason bettN nad CHOSEN tnht
date. We were all working people,
and she knew that we could stay
later Saturday night.
called her up and told her we
were delighted with the quaint inva-
tation and would surely be on hand.
They would, she makes things so
lively"
who else have you inyited?'
asked
"The Murphy's, Marion Hovey,
and Jack Adler, Mary Ryan, and you
and Robert | wish | knew some
nice chap to ack so Mary wouldn't be
the odd girl. Can't you help me
out ?"
why yes, I think 7 can The
thought that Garner Kenyon would
oe available flashed over me, Il have
spoken to you Of Mr., Kenyon, the
young man | met In the mountains,
I think he would come"
give me hss address and he shall
have a bid. What will he think.
tho. him >"
"Ch, he'll fit in all right" | knew
he would. IL was one OF his charms
that no matter where he was or who
was about, he was always self-po-
sessed and easy--that is, he always
i
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barometer of Public Opinion


Editor world. Truly sIHrWhat pleased Go sre
my ot Sapulpu gave such q fitting reply 10
~ -, 80 ridiculous idea OF how wife should
do io retain the low" of such degenerate hus-
bands aa Jake iiamun. r. T. S was strong for
murder Of the unborn. u an homes where
women desired 10 hold their husbands or must
choke out all mother love for her own flesh and
blood the baby whom she had suffered more
lhhn death for tu be slave for an inconsid- d-
crate, selfish husband, who would want her to
tel MN where his second best tie is" have
ms son turned and slippers warmed when he
camo In perhaps from lettering In an office. /
do not think Il. y, :. ever was father. IL 40,
he sure rs of the Jake Glamon type Men are
IA" stronger and their duty is to help the weak
women from falling into temptations. Greater
shame is II to any man who IL father of a
daughter, to set forth temptations to de
pendent innocent girl. Thousands OF girls
would be Ted astray just as Mrs Clara Ilamon
was. When We reform the men the women
VIII soon reform. The attorney rdCulod Clara
Tor showing 30 inches Of her ankles would
have liked a tape measure used on his wifes or
daughters, tf he Nsd cithcrD ankle at the
same hour. I am bitter against women having
80 little modcHty and think IL has gotten be d.
yond mothers control / invite the men to
put "A check on short sleeves, skirts and open
breasted waists, by an imprisonment penalty
request T.. -. $. and all husbands To read
The Little Things" by Guest In the World
April rs,
TULSA MOTHER or THREE YOUNG
DAUGHTERS.
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Tuesday, May 5.

Kindly stars rule today, according
TO astrology. Mercury dominates 10
benefic aspect and Mars Is friendly.
Jupiter gives aid in tho evening
Honors for men Of letters are
forecast and more than one writer
VIII gain high place in the govern
ment This prophecy, made long
ago and partially fulfilled, seems TO
indicate that editors will b, en-
trusted with great responsibilities
but there Is sinister sway that
seems to presage mistakes or dis
appointments.
Diplomacy is subject to the best
direction of the stars today, which
should be fortunate for the signing
of contracts of the conveying OF
messages.
All building contracts signed to-
day should bring good luck.
All lines of construction are well
aided today by the planetary gov
ernment.
The evening should be most
auspicious time for giving banqlets
or entertaining men who are
celebrities.
At this time it would seem that
the public interests OF women will De
apparently subordinated. but there Is
a most encouraging sign for the
| future.
Both men and women should be
careful to avoid habits of criticism,
for the stars presage sinister ten
dencies that cause dissensions.
Congress will be the scene OF
heated debates and unusual llnc-ups
on certain b.As. astrologers tOrotcll.
Persons whose birthdate IL Is have
the augury of happy, successful
year. Travel and pleasant change
are forecast, but it will not he lucky
10 spend money on personal ofnt-
n.9n'S.
o. ildrer born on this day VIII be
! persevering and industrious.
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ItIII,I

Copyright. 1881, 10y Edgar A. Guest)
There is no easy way TO serve.
This life Is one OF sacrifice,
with courage and with steady nerve,
For conquest each must pay the price,
Who asks must willing be 10 give.
For friendship man must play the friend.
There ~ no royal way TO live.
ON service all mans JOYS depend
Skill Is a gift which man acquires
By patient practice day by day,
And he who stops because ne tires.
soon falls behind along the way
Time grants us what We gladly earn
And gives TO every man his due
But ne who takes must, In his turn,
stand up and play the giver too,
Not on the drowsy lanes OF ease
Are fame or fortune 20 be found
But on the hills OF drudgeries
And on the rough and stony ground
How much Of self will YOU bestows
How do YOU meet the s,Crner tasks
How far for conquest will YOU goP
Theso are the questions greatness asks
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~ was ffmufFfd yesterday ihW our summer
ra"on this year has been uuuaaily short.
We notice that some motor phrs have dropped.
Just to meet thc price maybe, fixed for tank
wagons.
Thcro are "lu INiuR in oklahoma newspa per
writer's who piofoss Geo know something about
h' experience Of the 'sncra.
Tho Dallas Nows takes the position that aiA
clly man who kocps % growing rooster ought to
him.
% ~ about tImc clark HUDSON was reporting
progress ou hH Initiative measures An early
report would relieve Governor Robcrsous
anxiety
u pains W. to DO so. but speaking Of Use wal
lh'I' performances. we are compelled to admit
mat grand opera ana leg show are tho only
i"o Kinds which appeal To- tulsa.
You may have noticed al.o that la the ad
lniuiHatiou OF ufliIs tho wishes at Jake
lihWoh, dead. socm to have more Influence than
the Wishes Of Teddy Roosevelt dead.
~ I'm OsRgr county those holding riparian
nights nave discovered new source ~ revenue.
flEhlhR p"rii"F are charged 81 head. on the
lhr"ry thnt tram9ng along the banks Of the
"'rnuS intorfcrcs with the grazing OF cat fish
dnd drum perch.
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BIRD LOVER.
Just as Right ~ Can ne.

The house appropriations committee has
made a good start IL reports from oklahoma
City are correct The committee, Il is reported,
has agreed TO cut of the appropriations for
the schools OF mines at Wilburton and Miami
and the secondary agricultural school az War
ner. Now II IL viii go little further and elm
mate the business academy" at Toukawa and
the millinery academy" at Clarcmore. for
neither of which has the state any more use
than Il has for a naval director, IL will SO a
long ways toward lessenng the burdens of cti-
Zens and removing the cause OF trouble within
future logislaturcs-Okmulgee Times,
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Several Mines Resume Work.

Special TO Tho World.
PICHER, May "a number of
hitherto idle mines I'm this vicinity
have been started up again by reason
OF the improvement in ore prices
and others are making preparations
for an early resumption of work
though some will be on d single
shift basis
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A bout T0lcn and
In Hotel Lobbie,

Central Christian church ...
.ot the most beautiful homo. .
brotherhood. declared r.. "a I...
nam president Of the United rU'...I
tan Missionary society OF I.....,'a
OF Christ. In his mastery .Hi,
sunday at the night sess,a, r
stat" convention. The .i,. -.
mission field, "thc uttermo., .,.,.
the earth was the subject
Burnham.s talk. ono uf the b. tbN
was heard during the conr.,.. '"S
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DaiiB biblical Quotation


NHN >
The Lord lH good 90 stronghold lu the day OF
trouble. aud uc kuow,th them that ttuu Iu
HIM. Nahum b.
Lrtyo Gpd tH orI,r bu ihr tafa
And hop, m Him. vhit,r buIId,.
Thou .lt uud HIM lu M. evil dnH
Thy ulI.uffirIouf strength tud guide.
Who trusts Iu Gods uutuuuEIuE love.
Builds pu the rn,k thlt uuuEht com move.
Co. hruuurk.
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It Is increasingly apparent that the state.
house clique did not learn thing from tho
unexpected adjournment OF the regular
sion. what would II think " tho house should
as suddenly adjourn the special session Yet
stranger things have happened. II the state
house clique really desires the necessary funds
to operate state departments and institutions
II had best cease playing horse and get down
10 business.
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okahoma ~. Ann .0. 9. D. va
Bird Lover Writes.

Editor world. what of the bad hoy and his
sllngshUt this time OF the year. Have just OBJ
served u group of youngsters. all armed with
deadly bird killers, destruction bent on the
new homes and persons of Mr.. and Mrs. Robin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardinal and other fedthcrCd song
sters recently moved TO this ncighhorhood, Ism Z
it shame 10 have our bird friends 80 wantonly
Warred upon, especially In the nesting season o
4 little more interest shown by mothers and
teachers In teaching these boys TO be humane
and also the real value OF our birds. might help
lot,
Tulsa. April g6. BIRD LOVER
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Two embryonic gubernatorial candidates ad.
dressed the Okmulgec chamber OF commerce
Tuesday They were John Whitehurst and
Prince Freezing
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The young lady across the way
says there's much TO be said on the
other side, but her own bpinion is
that the political prisoners in this
country have suffered amnesty long
enough and ought 20 be released.
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Corrccts World Editorial.

Editor World We the republican minority Of
the senate, wish to correct an error which you
made in the editorial in the Tulsa world of
April 80, 1921. The article and editorial con-
tains errors and mis-statements concerning
senator Briggs.
The facts are, that AT the caucus held on Mon
day. April 20, IL was decided to elect floor
leader for the special session. Senator Briggs
being present. offered his resignation for the
reason that he had served during the regular
session and he wanted the honor to be distribut-
ed among the members, senator Brown was
selected rs floor leader In tho place of Senator
sherman, ana Senator Clark selected as
chairman "a fill the place OF senator briggs.
senator Briggs has always proved himself
worthy ot his trust and at no time did ne join
the democratic majority on propositions against
the best interest of the state. He was an able
and aggressive leader and fought for good gov
ornmeut at an times, and was with his repub-
Ucan colleagues in the senate
In the future we suggest that YOU obtain the
true facts before YOU assail any OF the mem
bsrs OF the senate or house
Respectfully submitted.
-. b. LEEDY
n. e. BROWN.
@. A, HORNER.
w, r CLARK,
CHAS. y. WELLS.
Oklahoma city, April 20. G. T.. WOODS,
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Squire Marsh Swallow has sublet
his cot in Washington an iA now at
home with tn Hardin blues. There's
some consolation in bein' poor--you
don't get trimmed ever time you
turn around.
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Oklahoma Oufbursfs
ny Otis LoBTos

II was remarked yesterday that our summer
sra"on this year has been unusually short
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The HOr0scope
Mnntlny. Nav =

ne stars incline but do not eo.p,.t =
tCpt. 1871 isS Mcclure NSuspap,r 80
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We notice that some motor cnrs have dropped
lus' To meet the price maybe, fixed for ianl
WHgOua
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Tho DALLAS NrWa takes tho position that ptN
city man who kccps % growing rooster ought "a
be compelled 90 got up when the rooster calls