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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
COLI S E U M


erfrSt Nationally
Marion Hoyts Katharine Ma ponAa
James Lodge. f&oS HtrNNft
Clifford Treat. ...-- .BsrtrArn Srsssny
Bertha Harmon. -. Betty Ross Clarke
That wedding ring adds nothing
TO social value Is proven In Katie
rSues MacDonald's newest picture.
Saef Social Value" now at the Coli
scum. The ring is what raises the
heroine from saiesgiri to society, but
society never permits her 20 come be-
yond the fringe OF things. and pro
muigates the drama, providing unique
entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

Rupert Hughes. tho novelist
se~ms 10 have gone completely
over 10 the movie camp and Is
now n fuiilnedged director for
GoIdwyn. lie Is producing only
his own stories, however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

THE U: p. TRAIL"

tPaths)
Ikuty Stanton ...... Kathiyn Williams
Jose Durads ..............H Robert Mckim
A love story Of SURPRISING sweet
ness. built on the old. true, tried tri.
angle combination between two
women and a man. IL the foundation
Of Benjamin Hampton's photoplay.
THE u. +, Trail" showing at the
Oak today and tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
MAKING GOOD

One OF the quickest screen sue
ccsses ever registered has been
that OF Claude GillIngwater. lie
went TO Mary Pickford for his
first film role in Little Lord
Fauntleroy" and since then pro
ducers have clamored for his ser
vices,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
BLUE MOUSE
-TIlE FOOLISH AGE

Marcy Carr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Doris May
hosnsr Dean Chadwick .HaliAu cooley
rpid Top" carr.....- .otts MARIAN
Lester hteks. Arthur hots
One Of the eieveress comedy dramas
Of the year. with Doris May. local
actress. starring. Is now showing at
the Blue Mouse. II H. fittingty titled
The Foolish Age" which brings Il
up to the minute. The plot wcaves
itself around young girl whose
father wants TO marry her off to a
man OF wealth. but--wcll. she has
IDEAS OF her own in that direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
DOROTHY DALTON

In "Tharon of Lost Valley" Dor.
othy Dalton again has one of those
Far-North roles which made her
famous. Paul Powell is directing
the production for Paramount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

Emory johnson Is producing
pictures which will bring hi
wife back to tho screen DON'T
know herr Why, you remcmbT
dainty Ella Hall. the Universal
star, don't you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

CO L 0 N l A l.
~THE MOUNTAIN WOMAN

tFox)
The Girl. ....s.-......-.. .Pearl white
fhe Colonial theatre Is showing
Pearl White In THE Mountain Won
an" picture laid In the heart Of
the Kentucky hills. which introduces
some quaint. delightful characters "a
well as some sensational feats Of dar.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

In her picture. beyond the
Rocks" by Eiinor Glyn. Gloria
Swanson wears coat Of Rus
sian sable said TO be worth
S.s.eQ0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
TuDAy'S PROGRAMS

>rRA>p-ts~id. Swanson. Dexter In
"nont Tell Everything"
WINTER tAKpI>--Ihenas< Meim-
han IN "Carps Kicks"
ui.tf MOT >t>-peft> Nay In The
tssii~h Age
COLISEUM - ksthetiee Macdonald
(pn1n "lter Se<ial Value"
~CtENNER-Nsrtc frese-t Ia "A
rnrt~ian SCANDAL"
LINZ RrN-wiIiiam Desmond In
I, f,tshttp' Mad"
ct(>~In--resri white In The
~ Woman"
REN-l- lam Fairbanks In "Wese
ern r~p."
oAk--xane orcy's The 4. T.. Trail"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
EDWARD PEIL
JOINS GOODWIN

Edward Peii, famous for his inter.
pretations OF Chinese roles on the
screen. has been engaged by Goldwyn
for an important role In "The Dust
Flower" by Basil King. Mr. Peil.
however, will lay aside his Oriental
makeup and viii be seen as eau.
caslan. He distinguished himself In
Chinese roles in Grlffith's Broken
Blossoms" and Dream Street." In.
cidentally, he is the father OF Johnny
Jones, the boy actor featured in
Booth Tarkington's Edgar comedies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
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S T r A N d
TELL EvERyruING'

tparamourN
Cullen Dale wallace Reid
Marian Wesfovsr. Gloria swanson
Harvey ttiroy .s.s.sss.... .Eltiott heAtef
jossic& Ramsey ....... Dorothy Cumming
SnONT TELL EVERYTHING"
~ the photodrama at the strand.
Is the story OF town girl and a
woodsy girl--a sportive young man
and his philosophical friend. They
hn entsngled in love situation
which results In mix-ups that keep
the spectator wondering how Il can
come out right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

Madge Evans Is 10 be starred in
"on the Banks Of the Wabash"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
WINTER GARDEN
-CAPPY RiCKs-

Thomas Meighan's clever starring
/. vehicle. ''cappy Kicks" is showing at
IA Winter Garden until Tuesday
4 only. II Is an interesting
Una filled with thrilling scenes OF
land and sea-
Thomas Forrnan directed tho pic
turc. and Agnes Ayres Is the leading
woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

Domestic Relations" Katherine
MasDony Ms next.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
FRANCEZII VOR III.
DECA CRIMINAI,U
DE RAZBOIIJ

Paris, 9 Sept. - Generalul Won
Oven, fostul guvernor al orasului
Met; generalul Won Montgelas 81
generalul de brigada Riedl, totl
comandanti de trupe germane in
apropierea localitatii Nomeny,
Franta, i'll 1914, vor fl provocati
sd sc predea pentru judecare la
consiliul de razboiu din Nancy.
care sal judece pentru atrocita-
tile de earl sunt acuzati. = scrie
ziarul Excelsior.
Daca acestia MI Sc vor supune.
Ell vor fl judecati in absenta. y
Acest anunt a urmat declara-
tiei facuta Dumineca trecuta de
dl Bonneyay, ministru de justi-
tie, in care spune ca Franta sim
gura va judeca criminalii de
'razboiu, caci tribunalul german
numai batjocura face din aceasta
cheStie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

mai poate Fl chestie despre datO-
ria unui bun cetatean Gu privire
la ca. Cetatenii pot inca desbate
ell privire la intelepciunea legei,
dar este singura Gale de urmat,
81 acea supunerea la lege atata
vreme cat exista.
Spre a Sc lega greutatea lasar-
gnmentul aeelor persoane earl
pretind ca libertatea lor persol
nala este invadata de legiuirile
Cengresuiui 81 .:legiuirile. diferite-
lor state, poate e profitable ne
'referi la istoria legislatiunAored de
aeeasta natura. In evollltia gu
vernnlui moi am hmitat gradual
sierra libcrtatii indiviaaale. Tn
|stndiu al istoriei legislatiunilol
in care libertatea personala q
fost 1initata de hgi, va arata Cd
aceste legiferari au fost Gu vi
goare protestate, 81 7mpotriva
Eviolarii libertatii personate s'al
fiHtrebuintat accleasi arsunrentt
Epe earl. Ie auzim astazi. De pilda
[egea 1nvstanfantultli obKgstor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

tul. sau ori ce criminal ord,nar.
Gu siguranta este pfimejdie mai
mica pentru acele ueruri carl lie
1serlat seumpe de cat barbatul sal
ifeneia care conspira sa distruga
'institutinnile noastre americana :.
I'm alt subject care submineaza
respeetul pentru glege, rronlineHt
mai cusseama in tirnpul de fata,
este teerie eronalita a lbertatii
personale sub sistemul nostn,
constitutional. Aeeasta eontro-
versa atat de veche ca 81 gu
vernul, S'a afirmat de eurInd q,
Eo vigoare deosebita daterit q
mendamentului al 'optsprezeccIes
fla Constitutia Statelor Unite 81 a
amendamentelor la Constitute.
inca diferitelor state, 81 din pri'
fcina legilor facate en- privire Ia
acel amendment de catre Con
Igres 81 ccrpurile legiuitoare di
fcriteaOr state.
+ Chestiunea IimisArii libertati
!personsle este, II prims inssanta
10 cAestie de filusofle polltie6 !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
DIN PATRIE

Dupa aproape sase saptamanl
de seceta grozava, de arsita cum
plita, am avut Sambata seara 0
schimbare de temperature. Spre
seara a inceput sd 'bata vantul
vremea s'a' mai racorit, lar pc la,
Z seara a cazut prima ploae in
Capitala, dupa seceta atat de
lunga. Din nefericire ploaia a fost
de scurta durata, lar apa cazuta
a fost prea putting. Totusi timpul
s'a racorit lar cerul fost toata
noaptea 1norat.
Dumineca di,nineata cerul s'a
inseninat din nou. Sc mentmc
lnsa vantul 81 temperature mai
|racoroasa.
Schimbarea fimpului s'a pro-
dus in. mai multe part ale tarci
| 81 char in strainatate, unde all
fost 81 acolo calduri tropicale.
In nordul Moldovei 81 in nordui
Basarabiei, dupa strife primite
de ministerul agricultural, Cd.
zut 0 ploae de aproape 80 nm.
Porumburile timpurii din acelo
regiuni sunt salvate. Deasemenea
s 'au mai indreptat 81 fanetele.
Au mai cazut ploi partiale, mai
multi sau mai putin abondente, in
regiunea Mures-Turda 81 'alte
lparti din Transilvania, precum $!
in uncle parti din Muntenia.
Totusi este inca mare nevoe de
ploae in Areleal 81 Muntenia pre-.
cum 81 in intreaga Dobroge 81
Cadrilater, unde pamantuI Sc
prezinta ars ca dupa un groaznic
|incendiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

cum a fost exprimat Gle actuaEui
Presedinte al Statelor Unite IN
tr'o cuvintare tinuta la Omaha,
Nebraska, in z Octonrb6e, III
care d-sa zis:
''En American adevarat nh
va argumenta Cd legile noastre nn
,trebuesc aplicate. Eu ma refer Ia
'legi. fie de orr ce natura, fie cele
privitoare la crime ordinare VI
fapte rele, ori cele privitoare Ia
acte de tradare comise iinpotriv;.
[Statelor Unite, amenintarea Con.
Fstitutiei 81 sistenral organizatiu-
Enei noastre sociale.
I ''Doresc sd nu ma inteleagi
|nimeni gresit, 81 prir urmare, voi
sspune atat de char pc cat slat n
Fstare, ca din partea mea eu NJ
fpot vedea 0 diferenta esentiali
Tfntre crimele ordinare 81 crime
;politice 81 condamnati politni
fDacs este vre-o distinctie, eu 81
Eguranta ma este . dinstinctie e.
ire iavoriseaza crimese politic'
fori De sontlAnnstii poIitici. Ho
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

nu de lege Aparatorii hbertatil
personale sau invIrtit pc toate
caile de La aeei carl favorizeaza
cele mai largi libertati, ca indi-
vidual Sc faca ce-i place, pana la
acei earl vor sd restringa pc in
divizi prin cele mai puritanice
n1as,ri. Din partea mea nu este
cearta in niei una din aceste CRU
puri. Atat eat in viata, in perso-
nalitate, 1nzestrare8 indiv iduala
a nfintei 81 a iniiaei va Fl dfe,
reata, ver fl diferente de opinii
printre menabfii unui' eerc efee:
tofal a secietatii Ell privire Ia
+chestii de asa ratura. Atata
iimp eat ele raman ca che
Estii pnr speculative in dome
Fniul filosofiei politice propelse, dt
[apAraterii Tor respective, ca 'bazs
pentru organizatia sociaM, nu 81
ipoate ebiecta 7npotriva lor. Fie
|eare are un drept sd apere orr q
Fideie care ii place asupra acestH
Esubieet. Insa, cand senfinrentu
public s'a cristaIixat in 1ege, nu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

Dupa seceta persistenta 81 cum
.plita, ne-ar venft furtuni, grindi-
ma 81 uragane.
Asa I'm groaznic uragan s'a des-
lantuit asupra orasufui Adjud 81
in imprejurimi. Uraganul a desra
|dacinat arbori, a luat 81 aruncat
departe acoperisurile mai multol
case, intre care 81 acoperisul spi-
talului Aurora la care s'au
darimat cosurile 81 parte din
pereti.
Dupi acest uragan a cazut q
ploaie torentiala cu grindma de
marimea alunelor care a distru>
300 heetare Gu porumb 81 pepeni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
TANAR
ELECTROCUTAT

Columbus, 8 Sept. - Sylvester
Brown, un negrn de q ami, a pla-
tit All Gu viata sa pentru asasina-
rea politistulpi Alexander r. War
.ren, ce s'a intamplat la Youngs-
town, in ziua de 3 Maiu. Ell mers
voios in mica camera unde ase-
zat scaunul electric caci spera sa
'vada fntre cei sase martori-per-
,misi de lege sd fie present. la elec-
'trocutare, 81 pc sofia sa. Speranta
slui i-s'a prabusit imediat 81 ell a
s'a asezat linistit 81 calm in scaun,
de care a fost legat. Peste o Sc
cunda medicul penitenciarului de
stat, A. J. Shoemaker, la pronun-
tat mort la ora 1 :07.
Ell a tinut o Bible mica in ma
! nile hui. Dupa spusa oficiantilor
della penitenciar, aceasta e prima
data Cd um osandit la moarte IT,
nut Bible in mana lui in momen-
tul NORTH sale.
Sofia lui, Gu ocazinnea ultimei
sale vizite la barbatul sau, la spus
acestuia ca ca va cere directOrului
Fsa fie lasata in camera de electro
Ycutare. Cerand directorului aceas-
ia permisiune ca spus ca aceasta
Ee 81 dorinta barbatului Ell, sa fie
impreuna GU barbatul sau in ulti-
mul san moment. Directorul insa
\ la refuZat cerefea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

legea nnpotriva duelului, legea
impotr;va iocului la noroc, legi
carl reguleaza relatiunile sociale,
81 aproape toate restrictiile pre-
.yazute in dreptul comun, in tre-
cut lisa facut impotrivire prin
argumente pc carl le auzim as
taxi, anume ca ele sunt viO!ari la
hbertatea personala.
= In legatura en- aceasta mi-am
adus aminte de bine cunoseuta
Observable a Doamnei Roland,
care. cand fost contl,lsa Ia CHI
htina, vintimphtor privintl in sus
= vazut se1rfnul libertatii, care Il
fost deviza acelor timpusi dure-
Erosse, a, exclapat:
20 Libertste! Libertatet cate
crime Sc eonfit IN nnnnele tam
L Eva urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
DARE DR SEAMA 81
MULTU1M5A PUBLlCA.


S6cietatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Printul Nicolae" din
Bridgeport. Ohio. ayand petre-
cere en- dams, in seara de 3 Sept.
1921. care avut un reZutat
foarte satisfacator. numita Socie-
tate isl tine de datorinta ca pc
calea publiea multumeste acelora
carl au credinta 81 dragoste fata
de Societate contribuind GU aiu-
torul lor banesc la reusita aces
tel petreceri 1e adlcem sincerile
noastre multamiri din partea So
cietatii care an avut dragostea de
au suprasolvit urmatoarele sumo
la aceasta petrecere dupa cum
urmeaza Gu numele:
Vichente Ardelean $3.50; Nj
culae Hodernau $50; loan Cretul
81 .50;. Pamfil Mieu $1.O0; Nicu-
lac Bochian $1O0: Dumitru Pen
teleun $10O; George Foor $1.OO
Niculae Calm ca presedinte aran-
jator 5000; Niculae Fortea $1.00
loan Savu $1.00; Toma Badau
500; Victor Leabu x1.00; loan
Sandru $1.O0; George Castor
*1.OO Niculae Stan Neamtu $1.0O
Niculae G. Stan $1.0O; Adam
Opris $1.00; loan Ceahn $1.OO;
Soc. Coroana Romaniei din York
vile, Ohio 5000; Soc. Reinvierea
din Wheeling w. Va. un chec de
$500; loan Zagan din Canton,
Ohio 81 90; Moisa Puscas $1.O0;
George Grosu din Wheeling. w.
va. $500.
nitrate in total la aceasta pc
trecere au fost .......... 500. SO
Este 1880
VENT curat 80. $4,000
Inca odata aducem sincerils
Inoastre multamiri tuturor acelora
care au avut dragoste de parti-
eipa la aceasta petrecere 81 ii
rugam ca 81 pc viitor sa he dele
tot sprijinul in numele Societatii
'Printul Nicolae" din Bridge
port, Ohio.
+ V. Ardelean, presedinte.
Nicolae Hoaernau, secretar l.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09
(Urraare)

Inca un cuvint asupra acestui
subject. Ne-am intinde prea de-
parte daca am include ca eroi af
constintei pc eel carl pretind ca
datoria constimtei le inrpune 4
llrpta impotriva tarii care lc M
protectie, despretuf sf prove
ca drapelul 81 institutiunile ei,
prin a li-se oprfne, 81 q consilia,
ajuta 81 instiga nesnpunerea y
ege sub deghizarea eoristHntei
poltice In ON poate 81 abba 2 =
numita religis sau opinie politica
dar unul esre M nu9ai Cd viz
:. - - sS4oSe1aen(
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-09

tara hi, dar useaza toata puterea
lui sd induca 81 pc alti sd violeze
'fegea, ca sa distruga pacea 81 or
Edinea in societate, merge prea
Fdeparte de Sc scuza pc temeiuf
Eca Ell s'a supus constiintef sale
[politice 81 prin urmare a ccmis
numai o crima p0fitica pentrc
care nu trebue sd .fie pedcpsit. Tn
kasemenea pretext oferit ca apa-
frare orr justificare, sau chiar ca
fusurare a vinei in purtarea sa, NJ
este potrfvit Gu unforma aph
fcare ii constrmgsrea legei. Aces'
ssubiect mn Sc poatr exprima ma
p4teEnie 81 niei m4i elegsnt de pc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
VETS FOLLOW UP
HOMESTEAD OFFER

CONTINUED FROM PAGN ONE
STABILITY of the land in soil and
climate, pointing out the fact that Il
had general reputation for crop
failures. lie prophesied, however,
that ex-service men will take the
chance anyway. adding they'll try
anything once. you know" Others
stated their belief that the worth
while tracts had long since been
taken up, and that farming on the
land offered would entail very
real struggle to make it pay. while
still others were dubious about tho
advisability of any soldier attempt
ing homesteading unless he had had
experience in farming or training IN
an agricultural school.
Open Lands Listed.
InasmuCh as interest is so genera,
in the opening up of this territory
for home eading. such information
as was vouChsafed from Patterson's
office is repeated again today for
the benefit of those who may wish
TO avail themselves of the uppor,
tunity to annex property In accord,
ance with the government rcgula'
tons. Twenty-oue days following
the expiration of the ex-soldiers'
rights, or between October z and
october 27. inclusive, such lands as
may not he absorbed by eX-service
mems claims will be thrown open TO
the public and will be subject to
entry by the public under homestead
law.
beginning August and ending
October s, 1921, such lands as pre-
scribed by the government viii be
subject to entry under the home
stead laws only, provided soldiers
file application to enter between,
July Is and August 8. Following iF
list of land open to homestead un-
der the above dates:
East half Of the northeast quarter
of section 32.
Northwest quarter OF the north
west quarter of lection 80
Southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter OF section 2S-town-
ship 3 north, range IA east, central
meridian.
West half of the southwest quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter of tho
northwest quarter OF section 25.
Southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section 2G-tOwnship
north, range l3 east, central me-
redian.
North half of the northwest quar-
ter-southoast quarter OF the north
west quarter section 25.
Northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter section 2G-townsh.p 3
north, range l3 east, central me-
redian.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Tnion Men Ordered
To Leave West Virginia,

INDIANAPOLIS. July l6.-Presi-
dent John t." Lewis OF tho United
Mi0c Workers Of America. in a
-statcmcnt issued here today. de-
-1Iprcd David Robb and other repre-
sontativcs of the union had been
ordered hy the state military au-
thoritics" to leave West Virginia.
whore strike has been in progrcS
somo time. and he added that the
"Uniou will afford every possible
protection ana assistance" to the
men,
An announcement by the West
virginia state govern mcnt Mt
Charleston last night said that Robb,
with Robert Gilmore Of Pittsburg,
Kan. and two others had agreed to
leave the state before next Monday
night. such course having been de-
ciicd on by union leaders and rep
rescntativcs of the state after the
state court Of appeals had denied re-
lease Of the men from custody Of
the state militia on writs of habeas
corpus.
Mr. Lewis statement did not dis
close what course was proposed 20
bee taken by the union in giving
every possible protection and assist =
anCc to the men. The men were ar
rested last week and charged under
the governors proclamation Of mar
TIA! law with unlawful asscmhlagc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
AVIATOR LOSES CONTROL
Coroner Decides HawkCr'S Death
Due tO His Physical Condition.

LONDON, July lG.--lilrry u,
llawkcr the famous aviator. who
was killed ON Tuesday last, probably
suffered a sudden stroke of paralysis
due To spinal disease. which caused
him to lose control Of the machine
in which ho was flylug ana crash to
the earth, according to testimony in
,roduccd at the inquest over tho
body today, That llaWker did lose
control Of his machine was estab-
lishcd aud test Smouy was given cou-
ccrning his physical condition.
which came ms "A surprise in view Of
the fact that he was entered in the
100 milo aerial derby around Lou-
don today.
\ physician stated that Uawkcr
had tuberculosis Of tho spine and
that the disease had progressed 30
far that "A Very slight movement or
strain would Dee sufficient TO cause a
rupture The physician said br
Thought liaWkcr was seized with
paralysis, The famous aviator had
boon advised to go 20 bed lS,mon,rs
ago, me asserted, but had persisted
i'm flying.
Few Of Hnwker's friends knew
tho smiling aviator had deadly
disease,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
BONUS BILL ALIVE
SAY REPUBLICANS
Senator Penrose Denies
That Recent Action
Killed Measure

WASHINGTON. July ie.--vigor-
Gus denial was made by republican
leaders Of tho senate today that tho
soldiers bonus bill ~ dead" be-
cause OF the action OF the rcpubli-
can majority In sending It back TO
the senate finance committee.
senator ponrow, republican, Of
bcnusylvania, the committee chair
man. iuHiT"d that the measure
would b" taken up by his commit
toe again. when "A suitable oppor-
iunity' 20 do 80 presented itself
When that viii be-, no ono Processes
20 know or will hazard a guess.
II IA tho opinion or the rcpuhli-
can anuhtors that the bill viii be
rewritten 10 the senate In ever called
upon to pass II. II IL claimed 1t
viii rest in the pcnrf az committee
until after tho present session, as
tho senate will be pressed to enact
tax and tariff legislation before the
regular session hoEins ia Dcce mber.
Past history was revived today by
Tho white house IN defense Of the
action taken by President Harding
I'm causing the dofcrmcnt OF the sol
dior bonus hill
The white house issued state
Wcut calling attention to tho fact
that President Grant in 1875 exer-
D~"d q pocket veto on soldier
bonus. stating his opinion in prac-
tlcillv the same words AZ used by
President Harding in his message to
the senate on Wednesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Ner Charters Issued

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 16.-
Charters issued by Charles j. Eondle
acting secretary OF state, include:
Armstrong Producing company,
NuskoEcc G. L. Gotwals, g. r..
shannon, l.. +. Austin, Muskogee.
Capital 100000.
Sapulpl Investment COMPANY Sa-
pulpa, j. O. Wilson, June Wilson, j..
9. HollinEer, Capital $1,000.
Union Mining company Ardmore.
Increased capital, $4,000 to $780,
600.
Blackwell Tribune Publishing
company, blackwell, Increased CAPT
tai from s25,ooO 10 $4,000.
pcluNc cafe. Tulsa. Gus Costakis,
VIM. Eivhilis, Gus Athans, Tulsa.
Capital $4,000.
ComanChe Petroleum company
S9uulpH. Decreased capital from
S3uO,u00 10 100000,
Southwestern Anti-Car Thief assoc
citation. Ardmoro. Buck Garrett,
Fred Williams, Ardmore u. NJ. Bal
low. Capital $4,000.
Farmers Co-opcrltivo Elevator
company, Wakita. w, r Bland, e
l.. Randols, \. \. Glrrot, Wakita.
capital $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17
Marriage Waning, Scientist Warns;
Writer Tells Why Partnership Fails

while he sim has wife and per
hnps childron on the Jersey side to
greet him In the evening.
That ~ the bad feature about laws
which do not recognize and give fun
faith and credit to the decrecg, or
dcrs and marriage contracts OF other
Jurisdictions. 1t forces questionable
marital alliances, leaves tho possible
stamp OF ilcgltimacy on blamolses
children and iuterfnres with prop
ofty rights II thu fun faith and
credit clause ~ the federal conati-
tuition wore ubaervcd by all the
slatcA theso conditions would not
oNist
Raformers would do woll 10 direct
their efforts 10 make men and
women moro sensible and lrss tenn
pcramcntNl The trouble with the
average marriage ia that Co-opcrh
iion flows In 90 per cent ~ easuro
from one side, be II husband or wifo,
and 10 per cent from the other.
such n union VIII not stand. II met
ana women remembered 10 De halt
aa courteous TO zach othor after
marriage nS they wsre before the
divorce courts would not be crowd
ed. Common Aonse and ordinary
pOlitcuoss woro never needed "a.
much as today
Causes Of Domestic Troubles.
Another significant factor I'm the
present day divorce quarrel is sell