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House Party

one Of the social events OF the week
for the young society set win he a
house party which Mrs l.. O. Tucker
is giving in honor Of her daughter.
Miss Lucille who has just returned
from Oherlin College. The invited
guests will enjoy a swimming party
tomorrow afternoon which viii be
chaperoned 10y Mrs. Margaret Taylor.
In the evening dinner-dance will he
given 10 the young women of the party
who have been invited to spend the
week end as the guests of Miss Lucille
The Rev. T. NJ. HarwOod motored TO
Fort Bayard yesterday.
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SPECIAL SERVICES AT VI. T..

The Rev. Clyde X. Campbell. pre-
siding elder Of the III PaSo district of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South
will peach az the NJ 4. tabernacle to-
morrow Wednesday evening at $
o'clock and at the conclusion " the
sermon will hold the business session
Of the third quarterly conference Of
this year. The membership of the
church and friends are urged to at.
tend this service.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MENICO.
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA.
RuSspU Coonar Plaintiff
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GOLDEN GOSSIP CLIB-

Mrs, Mary Hudson entertained the
Golden Gossip Club Tuesday after
noon at her home. The same evening
Mrs Hudson entertained with two tab
les uf bridge. ON both occasions dain.
ty luncheOns were served
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FRIDAY NIGHT
FRIDGE GLIB

The Friday night bridge club met
last week az the home Of Mr. and Mrs
]. C. Sands. The next meeting will be-
next Thursday evening at the home
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Morgan.
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Charles Chaplin in
THE KID"
BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs T. 4. Burdick enter
tanned with cards last Saturday eve
ming at their home TO2 West Pine 81.
There were eleven tables Of bridge.
Following the games delicious two
course menu was served.
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OWN 4 HOME OF YOUR
VERY OWN
HOME OWNING Is EASIER
THAN YOU MAY THINK

for with lumber now the lowest
cost construction material in the
world today. IL iS not difficult
matter 10
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MAJESTIC THEATRE

SATURDAY. SUNDAY and MONDAY
JULY 2, and 4
You're going to yell when you see Char
lie Chaplin wander through the trials
Of motherhood" You're going TO
laugh and laugh and LAUGH as you
follow the humorous pair through the
comedy on which the world-famous
comedian worked for a year. Edna
Puryiance Is in il. too; and the Kid is
Jackie Coogan, the funniest yOungster
ever seen on the screen.
6-REELS OF JOYS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18
Barometer of Public Opinion

OrrnnihIng NntlOnnI Uomc NcIfnrc Ns.ocIntIon
TdUnr Nnrldl V.a nav, had I, Great Jp1l Of
corumcnt rcrrntl, hon, for and sralnst m" or.
i.,niz,fi,n ,,hrI a reunited IA have horse.
whlnpol or tarrcd and fenthor,d two or three
yari,tics Of rrJ,sir, ble ,itizops ,,linaxcd by
mo ,ronized and h,art. .rordlnp ,pte1l Of seven
rcNns ulges for tho upbolllHc Of the dignity
tal NJ rbc law ana m, cotirta a. embodied in
tho pompous srlf-approvcd digni!aries thcu-
srlyrs mo- doubt
or the X * Is / know absolutely nothing
rNcopt from, urNarnpor comment hui 1 Nprnt
nine Years in Texas and have only love and rr-
Fprcf Tor tho roprr-nrfaliyc ritIzrna of that
4,lia and certainly r,rrct that M, kim or SONIA
such .raan!sa, Ion A!a not -slsl in Amarillo
about n yrara ngo as 1 should have hrsiogrd
the order ON bcndcd knee II ucccsalrv to
admit mo 10 rncmborehip ana grant me the
privilege of welding tho lash lnullal.rd and
with me moral support or tho tnure com.
rpipifv
- 60, ,c,s , - . ,--,,,.
- 80 80 80 ',"'". q" ".'"t' 'lV /" '"L'
cu5fl"ElH',' lu 'n' H'"'' 't IA'l'Au general
1lLlurs Hnu n,,l.H SN1he'I ll "a sl Hnke "nd'
was auEiSgu I'd uh' n''In aha "dsnE with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18

Astrol0Eers read this ae a- ....,.-
tunate day for Neptune rt-.
Saturn and Mars are all aa..rg. '"
Under this planctery r... .r,,...
the mind may be disturh.J fs .Nl
stars incline toward d,4..rf,..F7
lack of energy and oven a a...,-'l.
view OF existing condition..
All the signs seem t9 ..r..--.
weeks in which many limo. Of b..s
ness suffer from neccssary -.ldGs,.
mcnts ''a''
Mercury Is In an aspo. road -,
indicating much newspap.. agits.
ton concerning middle m.r .s,
profitccrs who keep up The u-.rs y,
food
Again II is prophesicd thlt ro.o,
crative enterprises will engage wide
spread attention.
This Is not proptl1gs r.'a n,
farmers who may express Gr.4f die
satisfaction. even thou.a ..ref.,.
are foreshadowed for them
Mars still fruwns on H'. uufv,-
sal peace ideals and seem .. g,y.
warning of delays in the boz. .rfs,
toned efforts toward worH har.
mony.
\ new conception OF cdg....-r a,
al least n wider underst8rGrs a, "a.
largest possibilities will Doe aun4rer,
I'm all parts Of the couu,r f. a
prophesiod
The head OF university Is TO u.
cclvc an appointment Of r., nofy
astrologcrs prophcsy, and ..4Is
men and women are 10 receive .eN..
spread consideration, owing tu som,
unusual national eNigcncv
Labor is subject to rule ~ "A,
stars making for various trouble,
Old leaders OF organized effort Will
be discreditcd or superseded
Great changes were forecast :,
Industrial conditions and in method.
of taxation. according to The inter.
probation OF the great confgrc.lo,
OF Jupited and Saturn last month
and these will be manifested grad.
ually at this time.
The opposition Of Mars and
Uranus threatens storms and torno.
does in the eastern states. which
should prepare for a winter ~ ex.
treme cold and long continued bad
weather.
Persons whose birthdaio II T.
should be careful OF letters ','a1d
contracts during tho coming year.
Business affairs may require
change OF policy and cause much
travel
Children born on this day may be
impetuous and hard TO manage. bu,
able TO win success. Girls should
be extraordinarily circumspclt m
their associations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18
CoMn no TULSA rus WEEK.

Tulsa offers varied and interesting pro-
gram 90 its friends md nolghbors during tho
wock ending Saturday. October %. Either tho
electrical show tho Horse show a easily
WORTH trip to Tulsa Nothing comparable to
oithor To- available In ali tho southwcst or has
been during tho past ycar.
Tho electrical show ls a novel undertaking u
IL housed within the huge tabernacle erected for
the Hilly sunday meetings which come carly
noxt month ana which destined to attract
thouaands 10 the city. Under this roof tho
wonders OF electricity. mans greatest maid
scrvgnt and man servant set forth In end
less ictalL while In Il certain sense an advcr-
thhg cntcrprso It IS also highly educational
and Of absorbing interest. II Is tho fret oI.-
portuuiy tho citzons Of oklahoma have Ind 10
see close zap tho marvos Of inventive reuius
with respect OF this greatest Of modern invcn-
tions
Tho horse show which will he hold az Nc
Nulty park during the Same period that the
electric show holds the boards at the tabernacle
Is even more unusual At this horse show will
be exhibited tho royalty OF tho equine world
The capital OF tho horse world has been re-
moved TO Tulsa In practically ovory class OF
saddle horsos the worlds conuucrora live here
In Tuaa stables are quartorcd horscs worth a
kings ransome--horHcs that have recently won
in open, unlimited competition the highest hon
Of tho cntlre horse world
There is not merely ono or two such animals;
there are scores Of them. And IN such com
pany the best tho southwest has to offer will
parade before tho cycs Of those who attend this
show While the motor car has driven tho
horse from our streets he still remains tho best
friend OF man, the ono animal commanding an
affectonate regard from human beings most
nearly approaching that held by one close friend
for another.
In addition to these two stellar attractions
which Tulsa enterprise and genius have pre-
pared FOR visitors and friends. tho theaters are
putting on programs OF the first order. So we
say to our friends in northeast Oklahoma, come
TO Tulsa this week Spend a fow days with your
Tulsa relative or friend. Take IN the electric
show tho horse show and tho thcatcrs. And.
incidentally servo your own interests by Walt
Ing Tulsa mercantile establishments
You win be very welcome. Tulsa desires
keoniy 20 fully discharge lts duties as the Alex
andria Of northeast oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18
THE RAILROAD SITUATION.

u would he In perfect line with The Wor,d,s
well-known convictions aud position for Il Ia
urge hands-on policy on tho part OF govern
ment respecting the railroad situation. permit
ting tho brothorhoods and the operators TO
carry their controversy to its logical concIu
sion. That would bo our decision. too. were
II not for certain features which are disturb
Ing in their general aspect
when the labor board granted tho railway
managements permission to cut wages some
s10O,o0o.OOO in the gross and the bTothcrhoods
talked OF strike. as consequence OF such
action, there was little fear Of strike ensuing.
Because the sinister effect OF constant oxccu-
tive monkeying with the Industrial situation.
distinct feature of the previous national ad-
ministration, had worn off, public opinion was
clearly on the side OF the railway manage
ments, while easily understood logic ordered tho
reduction made IN the interest OF tho broad
est public welfare. Not otherwise Il was felt
could railway rates be brought back to normal
while the wage reduction II it was followed by.
freight reductions would operate not to the dis.
advantage but to the distinct advantage Of the
brotherhood members themselves
The strike talk excited no considerable an
prohenslon; indeed no danger OF a strike cx-
listed. 1t appeared that harmonious relations
were about to be established between ufc rau-
way managemcnts and their employees for the
i'rst time In a half decade. Then came the
action OF the railway managers in filing an
other claim for wage reductlops or N NJ, ,,,,,
with the railway labor board Tho str,L. ,t,,,
had merely been threatened before ma yty.h
constituted no threat at an, became an a,,,,a,,,,
over night The country faces a rail ,ie-rr a.,
the near future And there Is this ver,, 80,
rial difference; The brotherhoods hayo hooo
given cause for action which win A. tho -,
least divide public opinion and a, tho mo-,
may construct OF st a formidable suppor,,,,.
body
The question now turns on the probable p,,r-
pose of the railway managers In deliberately
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18
Why q Beauty Contest?
BY NORA COLI SKINNER

I'm the midst of wealth and admira-
tion and opportunity, they are made
to believe they are something won
derfui, something different. some.
thing the worlds been waiting for
II tastes good.
But all too often the public ac-
knoWledgement Of their beauty opens
all this only To shut the door In their
face again unless they have sense
and character to back 1t VI. Lack
ing these two essc ntials, yet having
acquired a taste for wealth and no
toriety. their doom Is sealed. They
don't like the humdrum home life
any more, they must have the bright
lights and the gay life at any cost
Their beauty makes these possible,
and as far as for the cUst--thcy
pay on demand.
Had a beauty contest not made
them public characters they would
just have been pretty girls, married
fine boys within their sphere, and
had happy homes. The other route
soon loses them everything, even
their beauty.
Some say: "Yos. but II gave them
such an opportunity"
Opportunity for what An oppor.
tunity that depends solely on beauty
&. a crooked gamhle where the girl
always loses. I cannot, recall one
girl who has risen 10 duy height
whose Introduction to the public was
through q beauty contest. And vet
there has been perpetual string
Of them since ! can remember.
What becomes Of the girls? II what
Is said he true that they rome from
the poor and obscure, they drop
again disappointed, disillusioned,
with dreams uureallzcd, or they go
on tO--WOrsC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18
Saylng a Good Cnstomer.

lie was cycling through a quaint
old d-fashioned 'village. when he was
thrilled by the sound Of "a woman's
cry for help followed by the muf-
fled tones of a mans voice. lie
quickcned his pace TO find a wom-
an holding on TO the handle OF a
cottage door while from within II
was evident that somebody was en-
deavoring to force II open.
"Givc me a hand. mister she
cried Il daren't let him come OUT"
The Cyclist dlsmounted, and by
adding his strength TO that Of the
woman the door was kept closed.
Your husband, ! SUPPOSE he
said.
yes" was the brcathless reply,
Hes got one Of his crazy fits on
today"
We'll I should think you would
be pleased to let him out"
Not til this pollceman's passed, D."
painted the woman. you see, Bill's
very nasty with policemen when he's
like this, and this ones too valuable
10 lose. I do his washing"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18

There has been plenty of fun
made OF one of our congressman be-
cause in order 10 help put stop to
beauty contests he wrote 20 the
beauties himself-trying to see how
many were weak enough TO answer.
or course he had not the right
idea of the fitness of thines for IL
doesn't become congressman to re-
sort to such methods, but we agree
with him as TO the uselessucss Of
beauty contests. There is actual
danger and no possible good to come
of them.
At best It is only the opinion Of
four or five people VINO are called
judges OF beauty, and II is hard for
them to agree. for everybody has hts
own ideas rs TO what constitutes
beauty, no two wholly alike. II was
a kind and wise providence that
made Il so for tho benefit OF tho ugly
ducklinRs. The ugly duckling Ia way
In the majority but many and many
"A man thinks his IL the acme OF
beauty. 20 all the beauty contests
amount 10 nothing in settling these
momcntous questions.
\ contest that marks a girl ac-
CordinE to the judges as the most
beautiful girl N America, or the
most heAuLliul Rlfl IN the state OF
ely may be an honor or distinction,
but little actual good comes to the
girl from Il. II she has as much
strength uf character as she has
beauty. perhaps no harm Ia done.
but that is seldom the case Beauties
with character generally reach their
goal without the publicity Of con-
tests.
have known mothers who said
they didn't desire great beauty for
their daughters for such beauty
made a girls life harder, made her
temptations greater.
II does take a girl with \ remark
ably steady head TO Withstand tho
attention that follows success in
these beauty contests. II gives her
an inflated opinion OF herself, all
based on the possession Of beauty.
and disappointment II not disaster
turks around the corner.
Il IS said that most OF these
beauties come from obscure homes,
from poor families from working
girls. For the moment II IL "A big
step upward. They find themselves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18
Oklahoma OUtbursts
BY OTIS LoRroN.

At any rate, the horse chow is going to give
Tulsa a chance TO see something nifty IN riding
toys.
Speaking about the Billie Sunday meetings.
Il seems to he getting Just about ~ in this
country that YOU have no chance for heaven
unless the way is paved with union rules
When the delegates to the disarmament CON
ference arrive will they nave 10 undergo a
search for concealed weapons iu addition TO
the ordinary medical examination at the quar-
autiue station?
Tho girl on South Main forgot to rcmoyc
her 'rnt' the other night, and she says she
almost started panic with her scream when
Ahc was awakened 10y what she thought was a
rodent rambling through her hair
I'm addition 90 tho preservation OF It's present
federal court porquisltes, Muskugee Is mourn
ms because nothing has been done to emba I'm
Ia ihv niche uf great events the scenes OF the
opening of the first United States court in that
town on April !, 1859.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18

OCrOBIR
,topNrtgh', l92l, by Edgar 4. GucstD
October and the crlmsunod trees
Tho smell of smoke upon tho breczr.
Tho morning mist and autumn'R chill
rho brown az death upon the hill
And Yet a sense of loneliness
Which pen or brush cannot express.
strange, mystorious calm which seems
Tho canvass of thousand dreams,
The calm OF duty nohly done
The peace of hatlo truly won.
The JOY with which al ho1rts are thrilled
\ sonse OF prumsCs fulfilled.
Beyond october winter waits
To pile IT'S snow before the gates.
What men call death shall hurl It's stroke
AlikC AT plant or giant oak
And yet beneath the snowdritts deem
We know the rlolets merely sleep.
Mankind has It's October, too.
when little moro there is To do.
And We may claim the sweet content
or strength that has been nohly spent
And yet we fear, when comes the snow.
There Is no spring where We shall 20.
October with It's lovely breath
Voices the cry there Is no death
Men read IL in a thousand ways
We see beyond tht mis-, and haze
Which shroud the hills and valleys deep
That all shall wake who fall asleep,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18

v0fIor oy.1 tr.t,y rI,i .,,.. .... ....... ,,..,,
his wife
However. YOU may dI,.t. tt, ..s,,,.i,il,y
f1r tup crime tnr tJ.I la .atl'. ,f,...iy
Inexperienced iu UuJ.no.s p, aunn.rt r,r 0vo
k,apius boardnral Lyt t5. u,,s, brif,,' ,g1
Tho most hc.dstropr Of tI H.y- i'i ,1nb.tt
tlo guiding and rcsir,Irir- .pfIu,p,, ~ ~
death Tha other ,bIidr,, rr,,s ID, '"" ,,,1,'d
and wom1uhooI aaddcnad and ,mbr,ar,d Gy
$50 th1t weak man and weak woman by their
'u"'rdy aulrHnE OF 10, supreme dufI,F ui
i.' are h.'utl Wurdorcrs OF that dear boy who
f'N" "p much promise as lad. they cfuUIt-
tered tH" lives % thc four other ,hudfru. broke
ln' h'ft uf thlt faithful. loving wife and
mother, brought disgrace and sorrow 20 tho
w'.h,f Of no crrng girl and wrecked their
own lives Ana because they Hrrs too weak
.. .1hlr2l .h,ma"N's ana ihoro woa uo nw or
I'Itr mat could reach up and defend that
mother aud hor children, nor rrurh down 10
punI"h mo criminals themselves after they had
ia" OF god ana man.
when such people throw down the super
structure OF CIVILIZATION and ny 'hclr actions
b'IuE Just human L.aa'y without rea,uu.IbIllty
I"l our acts nud wo defy you TO help you're
H'IF.H' then ihefc ls lua one law tnry can
''.hplrh'nd 1ud ihu' Is primitive Law.
Iu mo 'ua' cited above. / fully believe that
man could hts" been reached and the tragedy
".'I'.H h"d D'i' h'en a recognized urEanl1-
N.u Zoo issue h judicial o1rt direct from tho
""ur'' ot d"murfnur law Itho poopl. of tho
community or commonwealth that the p,I-
d'u'r pointed toward tendency to desert his
post OF duty and lu event of such an outcome
iHH' fII ruul|fy would bu tNautrd of him. aud
Zoo ih1t rirl warning % leave the country With.
"ui 'NH forw'llIv 90 p forwarding address.
Away from hor influence Tor 80 daya. the mans
u.'i'r nature would have resumed fuu,t Ipniur
and Hn would later have bc,u exceedingly
lnHnkiul had Doc been sawed from tho hell into
which hr uflorwHrd plunged. A. t was ,vith
uu individual uhIo To cop. with tho situation
"''''' u"'U''s h1d l' take incir course which,
17 usual Wa" ~ the I'm" oi least rc9s'ancc--
''"N"tIu'
Had that wife and mother taken tho law into
hcr own hands and shot the sIrI thicf cvcrv-
one of us who had seen the whole sad story
unfold. would have rushed To- the witness stand
tu relate how we had sccu this mans love and
LOYALTY strlnElcd before our very eyes and
under the "unwrittou law of the state of Texas D."
she would hnvc been acquitted ana nor hus-
band would have undoubtedly returned 10 her
at once. But because sine was "A good woman
and could not take human lie. however do
praNrd We were az helpless In our desire 10 as
rst hrr as sho IN protecting herself and
children.
Ian. fb,rc a,r,rti,i,t. ,.-a,,- ,.i.,,, . ...t..
must rouuu i, ,ritns DO, ,rIcr ,a ,Et,I, tlo
hoIplpr hand Of dr.rrt ri,'i,, ri,t,u 30 - , 49,,
munitya n ,sigtept i,,, and L,'s,nt t,sti"o
cannot roach those moral tbicycs .nd ,r.h
crimir,lg t,nJ u r,prot1 ,l'n i, Ia hI., 'I,,,"
Tor The body potic no. ,lo sor,c ,ctir to,ar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18

Mr.. Blake entered his office
rather wearily one morning, and in
response TO CHEEKY greeting from
his partner he grouchily replied:
II certainly had a shock last
night A young fellow telegraphCd
me he had married my youngest
daughter at Grants Rock"
"Hoaveps,' returned his partner,
We'll, the only thing you can hope
for now r that he may turn ont to
be a practical business man"
"Oh." interrupted tho fond par
cnt, 81 guess hos practical enough,
lie sent his message, Collect,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18
Marland's Man Is Improving.

Special to The world.
PONCA CITY. oct. l7.-Reports
from New York city are To tho ef-
tcct that Frank B. Lucas of this city.
personal treasurer to +. ". Mar
land, the oil magnate, IL improving
rapidly from the serious il!ng. $, with
which he was stricken in New york,
over two weeks ago, when he went
there TO meet the Mar,and party on
its return from overseas. Lucas
vas taken down with pneumonia
and his ConddiOu gas for a time
critical. He was formerly with the
land department for 10 to IL
years. -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18

your honor, my wife accuses me
Of being untrue to her, but the
woman | talked about in my sleep
Is merely my favQrite motion picture
star. whom ! have never seen in
person"
That's a good story and has some
originality replied the judge. but
il has been my experience that no
man ever talks about a woman IN
his sleep whom he has never seen. It
simply can't be done. Birming-
ham Age Herald,