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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

Hne W u u not
have been so whole -souled and un-
affected In the singing.
Unconscious influence Is the more
,ffcCtive.
Every day. not little Pippa, but
we, are eNerting an enormous influ-
nee. We have no Browning to re-
ord II for us. TO show us Its extent,
nevertheless II Is there and the eX-
cent can never be measured. no mat
ter how careful the recorder. For
influence Is like compound interest
only more so.
We influence someone and that
Influence influences someone and so
" goes on ad infinltum. There ~
10 end to it We know this is true
ind therefore try TO be careful in
)ur teaching OF children That Is
iur conscious influence. We gov
'rn that and see to 1t that It's OF the
right sort.
But II IN the unconscious sort that
has the greatest effect. The shrug,
he II ever so slight. or the lifted eye.
brow. he IL merely an affectation.
may utterly destroy the faith OF the
person watching US. That slight
sign OF doubt on our part OF some
great truth, while Il may not indi-
cate our real feelings, win cause an
other not so strong TO give up all
belief With us II may be nervous
ness. airs but to him IL is the real
thing.
We never know who Is watching
When we feel we are entirely free
to do Just as We please we may have
more people looking on than we
hink.
Modesty says; Really. am not
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
TOuChStOneS of SuCce SIS
NOT AFRAID OF THE DARK. DOING ONES
BEST AND NOT WORRYING
From '"Touchstonss Of suocesap Copyright b
Vir Publishing Conpsny
by WILLIAM H. Arr



The man who KNOWS he can, ALWAYS
DOES
The man who associates closeiy fearlessly,
and truthfully with himself and who constantly
keeps himself In order-hla physical self. his
mental self. his conscientious self and who Is
not afraid OF the dark Is usually III COM
panion for anyone else.
The man who lives every day 80 that It Is
unnecessary TO worry about anything that has
happened may happen or about anything
In which he Is Interested or about anything
that he would have another become interested
In, is the only sort OF man who can sleep well
at night or who Ia entitled to the boundless re-
spect OF his fellowmen.
The man who afford TO refuse to worry
Ia the man who has done his best and that best
IL really much any other man can do
because every faculty, every physical attri-
butte, every social asset has been brought TO
bear on the task at which he did his beat and
therefore II as much more than anyone
else can do
The man who recognizes that no rain lasts
forever, that no drouth Is endless that no
plague is dcathlesa that no sorrow win go
through every hour OF life, Is the man who sc-
cepts Affections or trouble or sorrow and stands
up under 1t because he knows It viii have
a end
The above principles have been vast beDe
fit 10 me through lie and cordially commend
them in their various phases to every boy and
every girl who IL beginning who Is In the
middle or who Is about ending life's journey.
Try them out in your life,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
wM. e. MARSH.
Defending Sunday.


Editor World: | am wondering II YOU Will
allow me space to answer Mr.. Noyes
Mr.. Noyos | am wondering whore and how
MIR Sunday stepped on your toes. IT'S evil
dent fact they have been mashed pretty hard
or you would not be knocking Mr.. sunday and
picking him to pieces as you are doing. II hc
can get "a copyright OF his sermon that Is hiS
business not yours. II thcy put In the IL
braries to my certain knowledge. | know they
with reach people that never enter a church
door nor read one line In the Bible,
Don't you think that one thing alone would
he enough to have them copyrightodP IL you
had the patent that has been given TO Mr.
Sunday, would YOU use Il as he is doing?
doubt Il. Your whole thought seems 20 be 10
pick someone 20 pieces, Put your mind on the
poor children OF Tulsa and elsewhere, get out
and work for someone else's good forget your
Why don't YOU criticize Doctor Lowery. the most
never goes any place without "A guarantee. hut
never reaches the people that Mr. Sunday
reaches
Remember everyone makes his living In his
own way, ana all live In glass houses so II be-
hoovcs us to sweep before our own door and
leave the other fellow alone, so long as he is
honest and living right
II doesn't cost you nor anyone else one penny
to- listen 10 Mr.. sunday, Why don't YOU go tO
Mr. sunday personally ana have a quiet talk
with him? think IL would help you quite a bit,
l am not even acquainted with Mr. sun
day, any OF his workers, but the few times
| have heard him. and what 1 have heard from
other people. he Is four square and has more
than given Tulsa square deal
Beggs, Dec "a, MRS. EDNA Il. sHIREY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

standpoint. but from the standpoint OF reason
and logic and law
We havs very strong suspicion that tho
honorable court In deciding peaceful picket
ing" legal and therefore constitutional right,
was mpcllcd lsrs by the law than by fear OF tho
consequences OF its decision And when court
gets In that frame OF mind--and too many.
trely too many OF our courts have decided i'm
portant questions under the compulslon of such
fatuous conaidetatons--a pandofas box Of
evils has been opened
Peaceful pickotlngi" can you imagine such
n thing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
Benny's Notebook

This aftirnoon ma sent me to the
egg store for a pound of butter, and
2 ladies was in there and | waited
for them to get throo, wich thoy did
- slow as possible. and juest vile
was waiting for the man To ask me
wat ] wunted some other lady that
Test came Ia sed, win you wait on
me, please?
Certeny. sed the man. Me think
ing, Heck. darn 1t, l was ahed OF
her.
And the lady asked for a duzzin
strlckly fresh eggs and the man gave
her the ferst duzzin he coud reetch,
proving she mite as well of Jest
asked for duzzln eggs, and she
went out with them. being thin
lady with fat pockit book. and
jest then another lady sed. Kindly
wait on me, please.
Wich he did Being a long lady
with a short nose, me thinking Gosh.
hOley smoaks / amt going 10 stay
heer all my life.
Wich Jest then another lady came
in, saying. Would you mind waiting
on me? Bein a middle size lady
with pointy feet, and the man sed.
Certeny, Jest a moment, as soon as i
give this lady her cheese. Me think
ing, Good mite, watts he think l am.
a benefit7
Wich Jest then another lady came
in. being a skinnio lady with TX
preston as II she was going to try
to get ahed OF me too. Me thinking
No sir, darn II she Will And !
quick got rite in frunt of her and
she sed Get away from under my
feet. boy. rant you see ware you are
going, will YOU wait on me please
Certeny, sed the man, and quick
sed. Hay. I bin heer a half hour all
reddy.
Well wy dident you speek up long
ago. watts yours? sed the man, meen-
ing wat did you wunt. Wich l told
him and he gave II to me and | went
out with H. Proving II you don't
speek up for your rites nobodys libel
To know you got eny
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
Barometer of Public Opinion
Thc Excltcmcnt Plnn.

Editor World; read w l.. Aubry's letter In
Saturdays World. with much interest. l am
not Christian Scientist hut have attended a
few OF their services and lectures which / en-
joyed greatly
have often wondered why Billy Sunday dis.
likes these people, Is II because they do not
rally to his support? There are several oths
denominations who do not believe In savint
souls by the excitement plan.
have noted that persons interested In Chris.
tian Science are not crooks, fanatics or iliit.
crates. Their ranks are made up from ou
hest citizens quiet. sensible people who mind
their own business. They have right to the
belief and they are greater factor in tids
country than Billy sunday shouting his copy
righted speeches. You have n good show, Billy
you are a good actor Your racket makes you
lots OF money, hut you are not harming any
religious body which does not pay you. not in
the least
Tulsa. Dec. ! 1. WM, T. MARSH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
The Horoscope

The stars incline but DO no, ,,,.
Cst. is2i BY Mcclure Hewspapsr syss

",""s Dcccmbcr II, 1921.
Asst logers read this as ,,...
doubtful day. Mars Is in mott,
aspect, while Neptune and vs,n.
are adverse.
The planetary influence s,,..-
20 be against harmony and ttis g,T -,
may affect the family as well az ,he 1'e
state. 'he
The sway seems to indicate u,..
the best intentioned peace rI.,.,'.'ee ,'.ae
OF men may be thwarted or al lsass
hindered. vast
The forces that lead TO war ma
conquests are still very powerfui ~
many parts of the world III
international Cooperation 81.
means brotherhood IS subiogt ,'~
| direction of the stars which pr,rn,.A
success in the future, but thn soase
| foretell many dissensiors onS
troubles before the universal bro,S
orhood becomes generally recos.
nIzed.
This may be rather disapolr,.
Ing day for modistes, milliners ana
jewellers. for Venus frowns on pur.
chases that women make.
Theaters as well as holiday trads
may not be satisfactory under mi,
days rule. but both will profit great.
| ~ from this date.
Women have rather n monaclnv
direction of the stars that seems N
warn them against love affairs ava
! lovers while this CONFEDERATION nro-
walls, for quarrels and misunder.
standings are pronogisticated.
This is not a lucky wedding dav
| for they who plight their troth when
Venus and Mars are aspected as in
| this days horoscope may count ON
many differences OF opinion and
contrary ideas.
Again serious earthquakes in the
93rd degree of west longitude are
I forecast
London, which will suffer from
the effects OF the recent coniupc.
tion of Mars and Jupiter Is said to
| be threatened with many troubles
/ during the winter.
The English government is 10
have numerous difficulties II tho
stars are read Alright.
Persons whose birthdate il is
have the .augury of an active year
in which they may enter into new
business connections. Young women
will have offers of marriage.
| Cniluren porn on TINS day viii
/ probably be unusually ambitious
and Industrious These subjects OF
tagittarius usually are exceedingly
brave. Girls have the augury OF
marriage with a high minded man
A Swedish mining engineer has
| invented method for utilizing a
luminous shale, burning II for lime
stone and at the, same time extract
ing the raw oil by distillation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
lust Folks
rmN LErrEn To sANrA CLNUs.
ICopytight, 1871, by Edgar 4. Quest. }

THE LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS
I'd filled my pipe ana settled down beside
the cozy ingle nook
To while away an hour or two and con the
pages Of book,
when from another room there came ques-
tlon by that rascal yelled,
And this the burden OF his plea; PA, how
IS locomotive spelledP"
1 answered him and turned to read and Of
the question thought no more.
When suddenly | looked and saw that boy
OF mine beside the door;
what Is A now?" l asked OF him, for much
the lad investigates
Il was just wondering said he. "just how
TO spell a pair Os skates,
answered him and sent him off, but back
he came again 10 know
How coaster sled" IN spelled And then
into his room T watched him so
And wondered what on his mind. and
what his interest might be-
When he returned and said once more; 'Will
you spell 'bcxng gloves for meG"
Now these curious words thought l. for
such little boy to learn
And IL is strange that he should make his
spehng such a grave concern;
say now 40 you spell watch p 4" he cried
and Then tumhIed to the cause
the rascal had begun to write hts annual
note 10 santa Claus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

Russia, II n said. has no welcome on tho mat
for upllfters. rl:ormers and theorists. Russia
is slowly but surely readoptng the practices OF
the hated "capt6llstc" system, otherwise and
more accurately described as civilization. TO
even Lonine and Tro,sky ;he conviction Is grad
ually dawninR that II there had been a better
and more practical way to conduct human af-
fairs II would have been discovered and applied
by more Intelligent and mercifui men long be-
fore either OF them was born.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
PLAYED a Moan Trick.

Meet Mr.. Jones'" he said az VIZ
showed the newcomer around.
"Mr. Jones and l have met 9r 3,,.
fore" said the newcomer coluH
he turned away. At the first oppol'
tunity we asked: -,,,
whats the trouble between y''
and Jones?"
"Trouble?" repeated the
conner. why. the first day 81
rived in this town, weary ~, Ia
travel and dying for drink ! asN,o "a
Jones II he could recommend I"o "A
a good doctor with a big heart ams
prescription blank, and no sent '"'
TO an osteopathl"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
pEACEEun rICKrrHNG.

Harlow's weekly wants to know what peace
fui picketlss," legalzed hy a recent decision OF
the United states supreme court, is.
without assuming to be an authority on legal
terrninoloRy we should say It Is the same thing
as bloodless murder freless arson, honest
larceny and virtuous rape,
IL picketing as praotieed isnt form OF
violence and deliberate inteuon OF damage,
then what human act does fall within the meau-
Ing o. those two terns9 That Is question
that ought TO be answered. not from podtie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

It is immateriai whether peison gas is
barred by the conference or not. Just so sure
ms another serious war occurs, just ii'ut sut-
every possible weapon for human destruction
viii bc employed Fine resolutions are on
foroeabo only In time OF peace. When war oc-
ours the worst has happened anyway and It Is
purely q case OF winning or losing. The win
ner has nothing 20 fear the loser has already
lost all that Is worth while, And thore you are.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

Oklahoma Is at least sure OF securing an
extra federal Judge. oklahoma shoud have
had a special district. rarved out OF the oil sec
uon whero litigation s largely uniform, That,
however will probably come later; because
there ls no sophisticated gentleman who for
moment believes that the floating Judge idea
will long work In everyday practice
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
Daily Biblical Quotation


BttETibtf L.
The fruit OF the spI1, 80 lovo. toy peace
long suffering, gcutrr'Ft s.HduoHr, ihlth
meekncss Temperance. GpI ~. 90. 20.
much fruf.: ~ shnIl SO br nay diHcipleH.--lohn
xv. 3.
o Breath from out me Eternal sllencc blow
Softly upon our apiute barron ground
The precious fulucaH ot our God bcstow.
That fruits ot faith. love, reverence may
nboupd "a TcrstcpFcn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
Careful About the MIih.

IT do hope that you keep W.
cows in a pasture" said Mr. N'""
wed, as she paid the milkman .r
Yes M replied the hll'N
pasture" ,,sr.
I'm SO glad" gushed Mrs. Nss
lywed. "I have been told that pa'
teurizad milk is much the best
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

with the Hon. Bll England from the east
side OF the district candidate, and the Hon
charles swindall from the west side also
candidate, It is easy enough TO perceive that the
Hon. Manuel Hcrrick Is to have plenty Of COM
petition In HIS race to succeed himself as con
gressman from the Eisnh Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

It has been the contention OF certain gov
ernmout officials that Mrs. Jackson Barnett Is
simply attempting 20 gain "A fortune through
her marriage with the old Creek Indian Those
who have seen old Jack, however, Insist that
the woman Is entitled to all she asks,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
Gods In His heaven.
Ais right with the world"


L Up y n as g h g
y k p y e II along.
She was singing
because she was
y o u ng and be
cause 4 h q W n y
happy over her
holiday. She did
not k n o W that
anyone heard her.
Probably IL she
had k N o W n the
effect OF her song
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
E,Ncrr KnncL n nnnsi

The German Nationalist press calls the
American proposals al the conference lies,
hypocrisy and dishonesty Having made GER
tain that that's what the German Nationalist
press thinks about Il, the conference can go
ahead with renewed optimism and confidence.
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
Both In same FIX,

IT don't feel bit like workihs 70
day. Mary. When are you so',ti
get lunclfeon?" II havent ths far
est idea. oswald. I'm wallihS
inspiration. too."---Life.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
Artistic. Rnt Usnlnsn

compare very well with those OF other cities
but have some private collections OF steel
engravinga by Uncle sam and mast erpieces OF
the photographers art Issued by oil companies
that are not surpassed anywhere,-Columbus
Dispatch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

To prevent a watch being pulled
from pocket by a thief an In
ventor has patented a rubber cover
with projecting points that impede
Its removal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
Oklahoma Oufbursts


>, One OF the outdoor sports for the next quar-
tSr of century viii be a search for Tom
Slaughter's hidden loot
II ls Just about getting so in this country
when We do not expect ~ get any nearer TO
di'nk than screen picture at a picture show.
one Tulsa girl who has boon dcvotlng part
oL nor Time 20 animal culture, says the reason
hhe cannot wear woOien hose Is because they
make her calves nervous
Tho girl on South Main says she can get more
run any OF these suushlny dny8 out of "A good.
looking motor demonstrator than she can out
or Christina shopping expedition.
We are fast approaching the season when
banks, lodges and civic organizations hold their
annual elections and the public service
phnieS pay Us . per cent interest for financial
support
We heard a man. who does not get up until
the middle Of the forenoon. complaining the
other day about the size of his Hight bill Why,
explained tho lady ~ the window. don't yol
understand that on these short days you have
TO use hght at both ends2" Ho hadn't
whimprr left
II II he true that the governments business
II so hc1vy In the oascrn district OF Oklahoma
nH reported, we cannot understand why so
many federal eppointees find the time to give'
ogt the interviews they do down at Muskogee.
Al Of them, II seems. have PLENTY OF time to
tax when reporter happens in.
Tho Vinlta Journal anxiously inquiries II The
World Is willing 20 give w. u. Thompson, onc
OF the latest candidates mentioned for congress
sional honors scat In THE democratic band
wagon The World IA willing TO give Bin
Thompson seat anywhere ne chooses and "
need be, VIII furnish him q good soft cushion,
but we feel quite sure that Mr. Thompson will
understand, whether the journal does not.
that any political comments this paper makes
ia hasod solely upon an analysis of the gossip
which filters into this office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

At any rate It seems that auadruple al.
lance ought TO be better than three-way
agreement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

one Tulsa girl who haA been dcvotng a part
OF nor time 20 animal culture. says the reason
hhe cannot wear woUIen hose Is because they
make her calves nervous
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

one or tho outdoor sports for the next quar-
i1r ot century win be a search for Tom
SlauBhters hidden loot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

The girl on South Main says she get more
run any OF these suushiny dny8 out ~ good.
looking motor demonstrator than she can out
or Christina shopping expedition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

A Swedish mining engineer has
invented n method for utilizing a
luminous shale, burning Il for lime
stone and at the same time extract
Ing the raw oil by distillation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

We are fast approaching the season when
banks lodges and civic organizations hold their
annual elections and the public service COM
panies pay US 8 per cent interest for financial
support,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08
STILL MORE HEAT
Entire Country Sweltering and
No Hope Ahead.
Fine Growing Weather for
Corn, Says Weather Man. :.

Washington, July S-There is no
hope for an early break in the heat
wave, E. II. Bowie, forecaster of the
United States weather bureau, stated
today.
There is no chance for any radical
change in temperature within the
next forty-eight hours and probably
not for several days" Bowie said.
Wiping his brow. the forecaster cheer
fully observed, however, that this is
wonderful corn growing weather."
Fresno, Calf. hit the high temper
allure record for the United States
yesterday, with the mercury at 10.
Heavy Rain at Chicago.
Chicago. July S.-The heat wave
which has prevailed in Chicago for
more than two weeks returned today
after a temporary break caused by a
severe electrical storm last night. In
dications were that the thermometer
would again mount to levels that have
been customary since June IS.
The storm which swept Chicago
and vicinity last night came suddenly
and afforded welcome relief. The
temperature dropped from 80 degrees
where it stood at o'clock to II de-
Erees.
-Torrential rains accompanied the
lightning and thunder. Easements
and cellars were flooded. Several
buildings were damaged by lightning.
Nearly two inches of rain fell within
two hours
New York SweItering.
New York, July S.-No respite was
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-08
PECCYS BILL CUT
Judge Allows Mrs. Joyce About
Tenth .AlimOny Asked.
Gets Only $4,000 Instead of
100000 for Attorneys.

Chicago, July S.-Pretty Peggy
Joyce, one time "Follies" chorus girl
and defendant in what has been
styled 'the most expensive divorce
suit in history" failed today in her
attempt to obtain from J. Stanley
Joyce, her multimillionaire husband,
the $4,000 year alimony she had
asked. Instead she was granted, in
decision handed down by Judge Joseph
SABBATH in superior court, a sum just
a little more than one-tenth of that
amount.
Judge SABBATH ruled that, pending
the outcome of the divorce suit which
Joyce has brought against Peggy, the
former chorus girl shall receive $3.50
a month as temporary alimony, $4,000
in solicitors fees, and $500 as ex-
penses of her suit. Peggy had asked
$4,000 month ahmony and 100000
for attorneys fees and expenses.
In support of her demands for
serted that her affluent husband had
taken her away from a stage position
paying her $500 per week and has
taught her to live in a manner that
required thousands monthly to main
tain.
Judge SABBATH, in his decision, de-
clared Peggy was entitled to alimony
prior to the divorce trial, as to with
hold it would be to judge the case in
lotted her for counsel and suit fees
was the largest sum of its kind ever
granted in Cook county.
Attorneys for Joyce, however, did
not accept the decision willingly. Al
fred S. Austrian, chief of Joyce's
counsel, Immediately filed an appeal
from the order, declaring he would