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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
The HoroscoBe


Sunday, October ?. 1921
Although Venus ls in henclc s.
pe9t today, according to as,roIopv
Jupiter, Uranus and Mars are s,ron,
ly adverse today.
Women are likely 10 De va-i,h,,
and difficult to please while mn,
rule prevails. 1t is not a lucky da,
for lovers.
Under this sway it is held ib,,
men are easily deceived and lc5
into sentimental affairs Jla, gn
bring swift repentance.
All tho stars favor the ambition,
OF women, while this counruaror
has power to affect human d.t|p,
There Ia a sinister sign that srer,,
to give warning or irriuu.UNy ana
discomfort among all CLASSES VI men
and women.
Domestic differences are unposoS
TO be fomented while this direction
OF the stars continues.
Tho clergy may find this r3tha~ ,
difficult day since the mind 0s ann
posed To be affected by the planetary
rule that CauRes irrevcranls 3oi
lack Of interest in religious slb.
jects.
Medical honors to medical mon
and other scientists Will be given
before the new year.
Mercury in trine 10 Uranus fora.
casts Advancement in metaphysical
Investigations.
sudden belief i'm many psychic
phenomena hitherto WiduN dn.
credited ~ prophesicd.
Power Of the mind ia ju boz dem.
onstrated in ways that VIII asuG.sA
and convince mankind, lu, sesrH
prophesy.
The seers give warning to prepare
for cold winter in which ,h,t, viii
be an extraordinary number OF
weather vagarits.
Persons whose birthdalr 10 Is
have the forecast Of rather Cd s,rgny.
GUS year.
Children born on this day may be
too fond Of company for their own
good, but they are likely to be ,x.
! tremely talented.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Daily biblical Quotation


October =.
I am purpOHpd that my mouth shall not
uauFsrcss. pa xviii IS.
IN tho multitude ot words there wnutcth not
eiu, bat ho that rofrplneih hia lips ls wise
PROV. N 49,
Pruno thou Thy words. tho thoughts control
Tint u'nr thee swell and lhrougi
They Will cUudcurp within Thy soul
And change 10 purpose strong.
H. a. Newman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Tho Roosevelt diary with reference to Span
ish war events Ia interesting but not important
Az % matter OF TACT no Teddy Roosevelt diary
could posaihly important, for Roosevelt always
spoke right out IN meeting leaving darned little
for the diary to disclose Ia later years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Wants TO Know ,

Editor World; The moving picture houses in
tulsa continue to charge war time prices, while
labor salaries and other costs Of living has been
reduced. In fact this week one OF the plcture
houses has raised prices 10 see a picture that
IL being shown all over the United states this
week at regular prices which lower than
the Tulsa regular prices, SEQ Denver, Colo.
papers and others. lea this falr2
Tulsa Sept. 20. II. +, REYNOLDS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

tLnVF OF Doth OF tDcu Ie' loose ~
these long quaH..y. thet
voters "f tho seventh d!s,g!a, are "a
for a period Of enlightenment Ike
unto which they have never hereto
fore been treated.
The Wonderful jed.
Another interesting story comes
from Southwestern Oklahoma -
walters, Cotton county. Senator jed
Johnson has been threatening to be-
candidate for tho goyp.uorshlp
and also for congress I'm the SIKH
district. Several OF his young friends
at Walters organized a jed club bee
fore he ascertained which place he
elects to serve the people in .l they
just declared themselves for Jed for
anything he asked for, adding that
he is qualified to III any office,
IL The World correspondent, older
than Jcd's young friends can hu al
lowed to amend their declaration,
he would change ITO I'll any office"
by substituting lone" for any and
add the clause "as good as another
Senator Johnsuns record as a
senator as printed consists OF COM
plimentary notices published IN his
l local newspaper during the time he
was operating in the eighth legis-
| lature.
Another gubernatorial rumor
| comes via way OF Fort Smith, Ark.
where the Southwest American
| sought to rehabilitate the Tom owen
| boom. 1t will be recalled that Judge
/ owen had declared himself out II
the campaign, but the Arkansas edi.
tor asks him TO step back in '!n or
! der to harmonise the democratic
1 party in Oklahoma
! The Arkansawyer should visi, the
state and have conversation with
some Of its democrats before
preaching a harmony slogan. Har-
mony in politics next year may come
along all right. but not from that
| direction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

when you man going along the street
with handkerchief In his hand you know
he IL passing between the season OF the golden
rod and frost.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Back TO God" IL the slogan Of a campaign
started by a London paper. This beats any
other backward movement we know OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The girl on South Main says the trouble with
most young men these daya is that they seem 70
have an idea they are community models at a
Jazz dance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Come how or other we doubt that Sapulpa
was given "A shock when that home brew ex-
plOdcd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

This colyum knows chicken hunter who In
vested about sl2 In a pair OF high-top boots
Two gallons Of EN.,oline would have done thC
business Just as wen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Tho republicans have elected another state
chairman who IT Ia thought Will have more in
nucucc with the chief disposcrs Of pie than Jim
Harris had ana for the time being serenity
relgns in camp,-Ada News,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Suggestions TO Fair Managers.
Those politicians who journeyed
TO McAiester TO gather wisdom from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The Ado News outlines a route for a delight
ful autumn tramp. Now whoever heard OF
fllyyer going on a tramp?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Yes, Harreld named hls man--but how die
he do it?-Shawnee News
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Oklahoma Ouibursts
RY OTIS LoRroN

Come how or other we doubt that SapuIpa
was given "A shock when that home brew eN-
plodcd
Back to God" IL the slogan Of campaign
started by London paper This beats any
other backward movement We know Of.
The girl on south Main says the trouble with
most young men these daya is that they seem to
have an idea they hre community models at a
Jazz dance.
when you a man going along the street
with handkerchief In his hand you know
he IL passing between the season OF the golden
rod and frost
This colyum knows chicken hunter who In
vested about $l2 In a pair OF hlgh-tnp boots'
Two gallons OF E~yoline would have done the
business just as wen
The md-contnent oil field is entirely sur
rounded by an upward trend Of prices. Tins
the price upwards here according to the oil
writing cxpcrts, Let 'er press is what we say
"Fouow me says Mr. Howatt to the Kansas
miners. Don't you do it," warns Mr.. Lewis,
head Of the United Mine Workers, In the mean
time winter In coming with the coal hina
empty and not much bread In the miners cup
buurds.
Wen say that any girl contemplating night
ride who has either foresight or prenonluoh
that hi-jackers may be on the rGad ana leaNtS
her jcwpry at home, Is girl worth helnB
sought by the conservative young men OF the
country.
That Zionist who Insists that the earth IL
flat has nlso another OF our youthful teachings.
IL" SAYS there Is no SuGA ttiGG ~ 'sc .:" -
gruyitation That may be, buL he does not otter
a substitute which justifies anybody jumping
out OF AN ulrplanc upon his assurance that
what we have believed to be tho law or graN-
itation has been suspended "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The mid-contlnent oil field Is entirely sur
rounded by an upward trend OF prices. Tihs
clrcumfcrential pressure ~ very liable 10 press
the Lrce upwards here according to the OIL
writing cxpcrta. Let 'er press is what we say
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

day v:cwei the truck with admiration
and We
1l. truck Is now in garage ut
F!&r"Ytn ana EFF streets and has
h,eu y" z"I by the United states GOV
rrNrnr,t r. The rart'"" WAC w'r" Up"r-
ntsnr II when tn" !!uu,,r w"s seized are
r,und gully the truck w:l hc sold
and the money taken over into Fed
c"al fund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
START z MILLS

Announcement was made yesterday
that operations will he resumed in IL
OF the - mills 1T the Yorkville plant
Of the Wheeling Steel & Iron company
Monday. The mills to be operated are
10 to 81 Inclusive. The length OF the
ger Of operation Is. indefinite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
CAR BARN MAN
SEVERELY HURT

Lewis G!sCh.ntcr. IS years old, Of
krkwoOd !lc;FhtS. Bridgeport. O.:s in
tho North Wheeling Hus9!;al suffering
from injuries which hc received while
az work At o'clock las; night at the
Island car barn OF the Wheeling Trac-
tinH Company.
The aCcid occurred when Gisch-
inter and several other mrn were fix
ing the large crane 10 raise one OF the
street cars 10 make repairs. One Of the
cables "f TIC cane BROKE falling and
h!tt'@G Gisch!n:cr on the head, knock
inC him unconscious.
DR.. II. Is. Pest was called end order
cd the man tn the hospital. After care
full examination q was foun dthat he
vas suffering from several decorations
Of the face whit" tne upper tawbone
and his nose were broken.
a; an cary hour this morn!~g at
trndantS at the hospital stated that al
though lis condition WAS v,rv serious
Il was thought that he VIII recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
LULL IN TRAFFIC
ON OHIO RIVER

From present indications New year
day will be dead at the local wharf boat
OF the Liberty Transit company. anu
will continue quiet until January 10 or
Is, Il was stated by Jert Franc. wharf,
master Mr.. Frame said that always az
this time or the year traffic on tho river
Is very slow. fo- tho simple reason that
the majority. OF the business houses who
send the majority Of the shipments 70
various points from n" local wharf are
now busy in taking inventory TO SEQ just
what they have on hand.
Il am confident OF the fact that when
business does open up Wa will DO kept
extremely busy. and that one OF our
MANY drawbacks will be that when the
time comes the company Will not have
the necessary shipping facilities, such
as not having enough boats"
It vas learned that the company Is at
present IN Tho market 20 purchas"
number OF additional hoa;s 40 that they
can Cpen up additions! water trades
which ct present ore not looked after.
Tho program or schedule OF the boats
for the year up TO the present time has
not been announced. and will not Be
known until after traffic on the Ohio
river Is again started by this company.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
WHEELING OBSERVES
! new YEAR HOLIDAY
AZ WIN Be Marked by Suspenston Of
Baknsss-1rany open-KonSe
Affairs.

New Years Day will be appropriately
bseryed today. with banks. stores and
lblic offices closed for the holidays
he city will be- closed up light all day.
Iith the exception OF a Few stores in
be outlying districts which VIII re-
lair open until noon. but IN general the
heels of business will be stopped to
bserye the day.
The postotrice will observe special
oliday hours. there being one collection
n the morning. but no delivery. The
Tim Grove and Beuwood branches Will
Be closed all day.
The city and county buildings will be
|losed tight for the day. the only Office
maininE open being the police depart
lent.
4 Tho freight and transfer companies
Fill be closed all DAY. and there will be
deliveries However. the telegraph
ompanles will be as busy as usual,
andlinE their daily business.
Open houses will mark tho day rp-
he various clubs. especially at the Ma
Ionic, Pythians, KNIGHTS OF Columbus.
|slks and Fort Henry clubs. while the
kams day will be observed At the Y. NJ.
g. A. and the Y. W. G. 4. The American
IeYion and the Service Star LeG!onS
will also observe open houses.
! In the theatres there are several good
tsse<lons which should draw record
fowds. while 10 several osher places.
Interesting entertainments Will be given.
All In all the day will no doubt be a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
BALL COMMITTEE
Business of Baltimore Ohio Employees
BAH to Be Closed UP Monday
Evening

J. NJ Garvry general chairman, an
nounc",l last evening that there VIII be
meeting Of the general committee on
tho Fourth Annual Ban given by the
employees "f In" Wheeling division OF
III" Baltimore & ONO railroad TunSds.y
"v"ning December 2S This meeting
vii! y" held At tn" Baltimore 4 Ohlo
passenger station Monday. January 3.
At q" o'clock i. NJ. Returns Will b"
heard rr"m IA" various ChaiTmsn OF me
committees az II il the Intention OF th+,
genera! chairman 10 C.Usr UP ri matters
pertaining 10 the hall At this meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Special Sermon Series
At North ST, Church

Sunday SvrrinE at tina North Street
u. r. church ut Fifth ana Market
streets VIII mark the opening Of Il ser
.rs OF sermons which WI be prr;. he'd
by the pastor. Rev. T.. S. BsEoI, during
the month Of January. T@"sr services
VII begin promptly at 40 O'Clock and
during Which special music will be fur
n!Shei by the church choir.
The subjects OF his sermons arc as
follows: why Am | Moral Man. on
january .: why Am n Christian" on
January ,: why Am a Church At
t"ndaHt?" on January IL: WHY Am l a
Church Member" on January IS. and
benefits OF Beng VIA; Am" on Jam
uary 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
1878 COUPLES
MARRIED IN 70
GREATEST NUMBER FOR ANY ONE
YEAR IN OHIO COUNTY.
l6,e38 Licenses Nave Boon ISSUED Dur
ing Wells IL Years In O6ice.

During the year OF 1920. Isis mar
riase licenses wcrc issued. the greatest
number for any ono year In the HISTORY
Of Ohio county. Every month IN tn"
year exceeded tho same month or last
year. October proving TO be tho biggest
month. with cU2 licenses issued.
Records at the county clerks office
were examined yesterday and shove!
that up untll II years ago the 1000 mark
hnd not been reached. In tue year of
1915. 900 licenses We're issued. while
the following year thcr" wer" but Mn"
more. However. !9iS and 1913 dropped
below the 1900 mark. but this year
showed another leap.
During III" twelve years ]. Howard
Wulls has been clerk Of county court
with Willis Marshall as deputy. 1865
licences were issued. The following IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
CLEARY NOW A DEPUTY

David Clcary. who has been one of the
icadinE members of Wheeling police
force Cor the nast fifteen years. has conf
olctcd his work and is now n deputy
shrriC under S:.""im Harry I. Clouse.
Mr.. tIaary finished his work THURSDAY
";eht tat midnight. although he was syn!
,Hrmbcr oc Chief Frazier'~ force until
Midnight last night. Yesterday being
his day of duty. he enjoyed twenty
coar hour vacation before taking up his
new work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
NEW YEAR GREETING

The prosecuting ti"rn-%'S office yes
;srGay arn; on, attractive New Year
Gr"r'inrS. expressing the grateful ap-
probation Of IN" support given - the
prosecuting attorney ani his sSs:Sta nj
as they COS" the old l"iF. and hoping
for the same good feeling Gur.ne the
new fsrn. The greeting bears the Wig
natures Of d. y. Mckee, who retired as
prosecuting attorney last night; Carl G..
Ba Gilman. assistant 10 Mr.. Mckee for
four years. who ~ now the county pros
ecutor, and Austin v Wood and clinton
r. Campbell. the new assistant pros
scutinK attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01


In the periods Of 1915. when the war
was looming before the public. mar
riaecs took n great jump. going more
than 200 above the mark OF the previous
Year and setting thu highest record IN
the county. bat tho following year whom
the men began leaving for inc camps by
he draft the mark Of the year before
WAS passed by nine, r"rry month show
ing au increase OF one or two.
However. after tho men haG gun rn-
turning from CAMPS the number de-
creased but this year, with much pros
pee: Of prosperity and the large number
Of persons who were roaming the coun-
Try. another jump took place. making n
new record Tor history.
In speaking OF his experiences In the
Office Of tn" county clu' r!,. Mr. Marshall
said yesterday no has zen 1925 mon
and women Joined in w,I!ock. ranging
In ages from Is to So, and but few came
without the usuhl excitement, midst
much blWshinE and compl!mcnt!nE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
FIRM CHANGES NAME

"" found notice an"Cun"tnH The chafgo
- tn" name Of tho Charles :. paul
to Paul & jackson. with office
IN loom col of the Wheeling Bank &
Trust company building. This company
is IN the real estate and fire insurance.
business. Those composing the new
firm are Charles +. Paul and Charles
w. jackson. well known business men
Of this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
SCHOOLS TO RESUME
SESSIONS ON MONDAY

All schools In the Wheeling district
VIII resume their sessions nrN: Monday
morning. after 4 tcn-dIy vacation FOR
the holidays. md the beginning VIII
mark the opening Of the semester in
practically nj! Of u" schools
Nearly AL of the s,ools finished Their
fan term the day hcfor" Christmas. The
paToCHial. pubic and private schools all
kent sessions up 10 the day before
IL "IStmaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
sss, 600 wATER TAX PAID

w. .. Robertson. city treasurer. yes
tcriay estimated ss5.nGn has been coll
.crt"d Of til" c!ty'g v-"'c~ taxes during
III. past year or about 30 percent OF tho
entire assessment.
Yesterday afternoon hundreds APP
peared to pay their bills avoiding the
losing OF the 10 percent discount which
ended last evening and the clerks were
rushed until closing time in making up
their books.
Evening star., 1921-05-22
PERSONAL

WE HAVE RECEIVED Splendid SUPPORT
in our efforts to weed out the free grafters," :"
and some have despaired and gone to work. 20
it was for their own good. besides yours: We
pay the cash to you direct and buy ladies' and
men's worn suits. shoes. trunks. etc. Call
Main 4145. JCSTH'S OLD STAND. G1a d.
FLOWER BEDS AND WINDOW BOXES
rlanted Address BOX TAX, star Office.
ISVESTIGA GATIONS Conducted By WOMAN
experienced and successful in defective work :
capable. conscientious and absolutely reliable:
most difficult cases handled any legitimate
cause: anywhere; all answers confidential. Ad-
dress Box 273-H. Star office.
WILL THE LADIES WHO so KINDLY AS
sisted lady after her accident Rrookland
ear line Monday; May 2 about half after 3
be 20 kind a. to communicate with her? Ad-
dress BOX 2s2-H. star office. 25s
If SICK. IN TROUBLE OR DOUBT, SEE
Psychologist JEROMAEY, 1908 18th NV. Nat
uropathic and mental treatments. Instant
relief 23s
Evening star., 1921-05-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SO MONTHLY invested in FLORIDA oyster cui.
ture pays income 500 per month unt' ~ ;eirS ~
ing e. s. govt quotations: government $40. .ooc
survey; sworn statements. oyster Nr9 9~. .
Cooperative Association. Appalachicola. ! "a:
PERIs SOAP PRODUCTS CO, Johnstown; IA
laundry tablets. etc, under yonr label. "t,'e
for free samples and prices. es.-
500, 600 CORPORATION wants sales man, man,
ager: We manufacture patented article needed
by over nine million people: endorsed ny gov
ernnfent: no competition; should net $40 an.
nually; 81 900 to s. 500 capital required. e'''.
REPRESENTATIVE wanted by estaplsneu
manufacturing corporation: neritofios propo, q
sition sold to AL mereha2ts esr wno,esn.e' .hont
Il az csn,ta1 taH11a 9f net Se Breese Company.
1O6 N. Clark. Chicago.
YOUR 2s-wORD advertisement in 70 country
t9Mn s9,na- newsnapers, Ss. Write for list. r..
Miller, Syracuse, N. y. ----
TO open Office and manage statesmen Tor higm, S.in
class new device; every home prospect: n'g
money making possibilities for rlsnt; sa;,s man: a.
$500 to 81. 600 necessary to finance fxri'SNe 9
agency. Mr. Hogane. los n. Clark St. ',hi-
cago:
pand your business: Have the banks cut down
your line of credit? If so. organize. create a
bond issue; back your credit with your own o,sI,
assets; get money from the public: Information
free. Natl. Org. Co.. 163 ". Washington
TEA. COFFEE and grocery store, with meat
sanr sen isei i4ss .Pts0sa st opportunity 'ol
You CANNOT AFFORD NOT TO INVEST YES
SONABLE ASSURANCE THAT THIS $500
THousASp DoL1ARs EACH YEAR AFTER
THE FIRST FEW YEARS, AND WHERE ;S1
GFERs IF s MAkrsa * roU GRFA9
WEALTHY. THIS IS NO OIL WELL. OR
GOLD NINE; BIT eREInM RELIAHLE IT,, VEIL VI 4
f0NG PAST THE ENPERiMENTAL STAGE:
HAVING A BUSINESS FAR IN EXCESS OF
IT'S CArAC1TY rA % FOR TAXING Az G CARE REr or IT.
DITIoNAL PLANTS IN ORDER TO MEET !:.
FOR PARTIGTLARS RS WITH0rT ANY Hn,ris 81:
ROX a66 II. STAR OFFICE.
FOR RENT-Iarse space. up-to-date beauty
raror. 1a42 q st. md foor.:3 foor. :3'
FOR SAI.E-Specialty business for lady with
5000. Address BOX 271 H.. Star ofice.
fee position and e-half interest. ting
to s. .DO. in a local substantial printing cor
Por.tiona ion on "a account Of ill health Address
PARTNER WANTED -For hieh-eaass iocal
business, about to be greatly enhrged; $500
cash investment required; fully secured For
personal interview address T. o. Box 140.
$500, RoOMING HOUSE: rooms; rent. $50:
$3.50. rooming house; 13 rooms; ven fur
nished: good income.
81 800 rooming house; central focaeson; !;
h.w.h.: electricity; cheap rent.
$l35 grocery and confect.; rent SO.
$500, grocery and rooms; rent $40.
$3.50. grocery and ccnfect. with rooms.
5000 grocery and confect., with rooms;
good corner: well established rent. $40.
81 .0OO grocery and 8 rooms: rent, $40
5000, delicatessen and confect., in apt.
house, rent. $50.
81. 800 delicatessen and consect.; rent, SIS;
rooms, near schools.
81. 500. confect., fruit and fountain; splen-
did location; cheap rent.
500, confect. cigars and news.
r. n CURTIS, franklin 65s6-J.
212 Columbian bldg, 416 5th st. NV.