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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26
JUSTICE FOR DICTIONARIES.

Al last the lcgionalrcs are to receive Justice.
Strangely enough 1t comes through Kansas city
and pulpitcor
Tho Roy, John w Insor, Of Kansas City, ha,
caused to be promulgated through legion chan
nels his offer to marry without cost any legion
aire attending the third annual convention OF
the legion In Kansas city during tho early days
OF November next.
Tho chaplain's offer ls made through tho cx-
ecutivc committee OF tho convention orgnpla-
ton, and has been supplemented by the offer
OF the executive committee to also furnish tho
license free. Thus It falls out that lcEonairo
with matrimonial intentions need furnish moth
ing hut the girl all other expense being borne
by grateful countrymon.
We havc no doubt that there are those Will
ing to even relieve the lcgionairc OF the oncrous
labor or responsibility Of supplying the girl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26
CHAPTER IA
\ PicasurabIc Evening.

We had a very jolly dinner and
n delightful time altogether. The
motion picture was good, and then
Keith took us home In a taxi. II
was lovely night and we drove
through tho park and along the
river Sallio was delighted.
"Nou don't seem a hit like an old
married couple tonight" she said
whom Keith held my hand. Il was
afraid you'd let Vera act too much
married. You see, she never has
been about like have. She was
always habicd at homc.'
felt ike slapping her. II was so
funny. She knew AS well as | did
WHY | was kept in the background
AT home-that the lack OF money to
dress me, and the idea that the old
est girl must be married before the
younger received any attention. was
the reason.
aren't too much married are you.
Nc?" Keith asked.
No indeed, as long "a ] am mar
ried to you" / answered happily.
was happy, II was such II treat
To have Keith all to myself, and to
act naturally.
Il was only 1890 when we reached
rooms, leaving the door open. Dis
tiuctly | heard:
why, Margaret dear, what has
happcnod2 What are you weeping
ahout2" His voice fun OF anxiety.
II knew 1t would be like this when
you married. | know I would be
neglected and forgotten" I re-
manned standing on the stairs listen
ing. although Salnc rriod to pun me
on up II used to mean something
in your life, but ! don't any more"
'nut what has happened, Mar
garct o."
Il have been alone all evening. II
you were going out to dinner, why
didn't you tell me where, so | could
join YOU"
II made no plans TO go out, Mar
Earct. mot the girls and Vera pro-
posed We take her sister u dinner.
You know we LETT them alone while
we went to the opera last night.
imagine Vera felt disappointed, 80
was glad to do something for hrr."
Il might have known Vera asked
you to so without me-
/ "Bc fair Margaret Your name
. wasn't mentioned in that way. And
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26
The HOroscoDe

IRE rsfs inslipe but DO not eo,n.-
'Cpt it7t hy Mcclure Newspar.,


Good ana evil contend t....v, q.
this rays horoscope, ao,rrt.-r ..
astrology. While Neptune and Ir,.
ter arc in beneflc aspect, sa,.-. ava
Mercury are adverse.
There Is today an especial. -.,--
ising sign for oil intorcs, ... a.,
seems that new discoyerIcs .t... d.
reported.
Mexico will he in some v,y ,,,.
nectcd with this exploitation u, al
which should be succossgl J.. No.
irg into harmonious .o-.u....,.1,
residents Of two countri,e.
Leases should not bc signal l..-.-.
this direction of the star. ..t -
tand deals should bc deferred '''
Again warning Is given t.., ia.
sorous propaganda Will Doc l.s...bu.
,cd moro widely than ever t,,.,a.
Rcactlonary policies VIII Satin 4,
popularity at this time bur r.. 9,i'
"c attacked constantly 800 g.. l!glr
prints
Fame and honors for naval Eileen.
arc forcto'd. a new hero d. f. l-,,.
The navy comes under J...rt,s.
~ the planets making Prpif y
ana even real war service iu l.h,i
Df allies
Editors are subject to q d....,.or
II tho stars that will ouCourar. thor
10 criticize presidential pul.l.a lr.
u man high in the governments sor,
Itcc viii be bitterly attacked
Strikes in mining regions are fore
I'hadowcd and they Will be- much dis
russcd In the public prints
Persons whose bir'hllto N 4
should be careful " letters ana wru
mEs during tn> coming year Tr
youuE viii court and marry
Children horn on this day may h
unsettled in disposition aud '.-t o
thangc These subjects Of 'lnue
are usually clever and succcsstl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26
barometer of Public ODinion


lihIt~ ana rtitsmpu.
I'.|'.'F N.'.I. o. W.uug that 10 requires
'p.H OF .hrd um,f' about every decade to
I.'p 'N. country wrl regulated nm speak
.H. only "t urar and trades. In spite Of ain the
Iirir lS nothing th,t has 4 tendency to bring
''' i'"lI" back Z" their Senses like a spell OF
p',..- inf common labor as high or higher than
tNN'I utdD'Wou were able to command, ON
"'. ''', "l me- scarcity OF help, there was little
H''''iIN Tor the young men TO 80 to the sacri-
I'" "I Ir1rniuE a trade which would require
any. undue 'Ncttlon Of physical strength. Soda
"iIIlH. With weeks practice were able TO
pun down % roll at TIA" end OF a week as large.
".''N s' AZ printer, carpenter brick
h'."N or "'h"r craftsmen, who put in years to
H.' '.,'i th"f uid"5. As printer started iu
Il. iHr inhsnhccnt sum OF two bucks week.
and ut the end of six months was advanced to
S@.'0 At th" end OF that time / received
another raise Of 80 cents. Those were tho roi,I-
the country since the late world war things
nave advanced little. but even with tho nd d.
h'"h Nhht IL Us worth while TO waste couple OF
years IN order TO learn "A trade when there IS
any labor attached. tn" majority of the young
men oi today are taking up bookkeeping or
tlcrkshlp Jobs where tho physical cNcrtion ia
not Sn great, even Il the jobs are scarce and
competition greater iut tho lull in the bust
ness world OF tho past year has shown that the
man without "A trade ~ up against A hard prop-
oNiilou. Young men, who have no trade to ian
h''k on nav" found their Jobs vanishing and
wages reduced These hard times" ought to-
drive back some fnCts in the heads Of the young
generation that 1t Is hard 20 plan way to get
through this lifc without earning nnc', broad
by the sweat Of his brow" Every Young man
ought to be eager to learn a trade of some kind
even at the expense Of year or two of his
llinr, while he is young, for he viii sure need
1t before he gets 10 the end of his life string
Competition In the common walks of life ia Eo-
ing to l." keen In the next quarter century
think tho newspapers ought to Impress these
facts upon the minds of the young men Start
them TO thinking.
b. s. EDWARDS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26
The Revolt of Vera Sanderson
By JANE PHELPS

Vera offered to telephone you so
you wouldn't wait for us"
Yes, and hung up before ! could
ask whero you were" heard a
sound as II Keith we're coming. and
ran hastily to my room, almost fall
ing over Sailie who was waiting at
the head OF the stairs.
Wen" she said when we were
In my room.
shes crying because Keith didn't
take her to dinner, the big baby,
replied. And trying to blame me
for it."
Never mind. we had a dandy
/ tlnc,' Sallie said, Just as Keith came
In looking very serious.
we never must forget to let Mar
garet know whore We are when we
dine out. Vera, then she can Join
us If she likes She feels quite
hurt that she was not one OF our
party tonight"
Vera felt hurt last night, Keith"
Sallic broke in, although | know
she was glad to visit with me. But
she didn't say word, even to me-"
Il was very sorry that Vera
couldn't 20 to the opcra--you also,
/ but that does not excuse us for to-
night. 1t must not occur again" he
turned to me. 81 have explained to
you, Vera, now very sensitive Mar
garot Is, how she has always de-
pended on me, and that feel she Is,
equally with you. my care-that her
happiness depends upon mo to u
great extent. Now We will forget
II and 20 to bed. Goodnight, Sallie;
l hope you will sleep we'll"
| went with Sallic to her room,
and when the door closed she eN.
pludcd:
Il wouldn't stand It if | were you,
Vera Saudcrson! I'd make Keith
leave here and give me a home of
my own. | don't see what you are
thinking about. Noull never be
happy as long as you stay---ncvcr!"
Il am helpless, Sallic. Perhaps
/ after | am older. and we have
/ liver together longer he may feel
/ differently about things. or per
haps Margaret will marry, Or
'Dic!' Sallie Interrupted.
! said no more but bade her good
| night. Yet when l had returned 10
my own room and Keith. | could
. plainly see he was worried and anX-
ious because Margaret had been un-
/ happy--Or had made him think she
was.
| knew Sallic thought me terribly
meek and weakmindcd. But she
/ didn't love Keith, so could not know
what she would do under tho same
. circumstances.
Tomorrow Margaret Gives Up Her
Trip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

BY the Use OF new intermediate
plug i'm inCandcsccnt light sockets n
glow is retained in a lamp for sew
cral seconds after the current is
switched off.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

A New Jersey woman is the inven-
tor OF frame TO hold bed clothing
away from q persons injured body
or limbs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

France has peat deposits esti-
mated 10 represent tho equivalent in
power of 100000 600 tons of coal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

British oNporimeuters seeking
cheap dumsctlc fuel FOR power have
successfully driven automobiles
with benZul.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

Times are gittin' so we kin almost
hire somebuddy t work Saturday
afternoon. Speakin' o. Dawes, would
mt an administration composed Of
all professionals be dandy?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

Covers made Of rubber and cot
ton have bocn invented for air
plane gasoline tanks to make them
fire and ltakproot-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

Germany Is turning 10 concrete
for building water tanks In the form
Of towers. having erected one zoo
feet high.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

Schools Of medicine and agricul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

CorruGations on the fact OF a
now coal shovel aid in distributing
fine fuel about a fire box.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

According to French scientist IL
SO per cent OF nickel be added to
steel the alloy does not expand
when heated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

omorrow Margaret Gives Up Her
Trip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-26

vs." "f'rn wonder whlt Nina - strategy
'"h.' 'w"H'.l whom bas.u,l. players hold
conferences
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-15
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-15
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-15
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-15
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-15
CLEANERS AND DIVERS.
COLLECTING AGENCy
DANC{NG.
LEARN TO DANCE

ONE-STEP ana FOX TROT correctly for $500. Strictly private lessons. Dancing Studios, 133 Central
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Evening star., 1921-06-19
The Knickerbocker.

Harold Lloyd. in Now Or Never,
will be the chief attraction at the
Knickerbocker Thester today and to-
morrow. The bill will be augmented
by the film version OF Irwin Cobb $
story. Boys Will Be Boys" Tuesday
and Wednesday, The Heart of Mary
land will be the feature. Harry Pol
lard will supply the comedy attrac-
tion in "Wheres the Fire." For
Thursday and Friday a major attrac-
ton will be furnished by Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter De Haven. in The Girl
in the Taxi" with Mack Sennetts g
latest comedy. "Astray From the
Steerage." Saturday, Bebe Daniels
will be seen in Two Weeks Win
Pay" Sneakers" will be the added
comedy.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Priscilla Dean,
in Reputation; Tuesday and "ed-
nesday. Jackie coogan, in PeEk
Bad Boy" and comedy. 'ToonerViile
Roozen, Friends: Thursday, Jane
Novak, in "Kazan": FRIDAY, Tom
Moore in Hold Your Horses, and
Harry Pollard, in where's the ERE
Saturday, Marion Davies In buried
TreaSure.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. while New
York Sleeps: Tuesday. Juanita Han
sen. in Jungle Princess; Wedne sdsy.
Madge Kennedy, in The Girl With tne
Jazz Heart: Thursday, Buck Jones. IN
..Tbs One-Nan Trail: Friday. Eva
Noyak. in wolves of the North. and
Saturday. Edward coKen and SpottiS-
wood Aiken, in "Witch's Lure.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Apollo.

Todss. and tomorrow. Jackie Coosan'
in "PeSks Bad Boy" and COMEDY
"TooneI'>ille's Boozem Friends" Tues
day and Wednesday. Charles Ray; IN
THE Ol: Swimmin' Hole THURSDAY:
Monte Blue. in The kentuckians'
and Harry Pollard. in w heres the
"His Own Law: Saturday. Douglas
Mclean, in The Home stretch. anu
comedy, "Torchy's Big Lead.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
PohpMys
This Week
CONTINUED from First Pase.)

tion OF circumstances and 4 carefully
plotted deception as to identity. was
enabled to attend his own funeral
and observe the grief OF those who
mourned his loss. Mr.. Barrymore han
a role that reveals an entirely neS
facet of his screen art. Among tin,
prominent players who appear IN
this subject are Octavia Broske.
Doris Rankin, Charles Lane. Jed
Prouty. Z. j. Radcliffe and Arthur
Rankin.
The subsidiary feature OF the pro-
gram will he the bonneville com
edy. ''The Skipper Has His Fling.
The bill will be supplemented by a
variety of abbreviated camera sub
jects.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
York.

To-Day and tomorrow. star cast. IN
The Oath: Tuesday, star cast in a
Voice in the Dark. and comedy,
Sneakers: Wednesday, Earle VIII
liams, in -It Can't Be Done" and COM
edy. "You Can't Tell; THURSDAY ana
Friday, Jackie Coogan' IN s;ieS fech Rss
Roozem FriendS'; Saturday. Douglas
Mclean. in '"The Home Stretch. and
Harry Pollard. ID "Where's the Fire
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Constance Tai
madge, in Lessons in Love. and
Harry Pollard. in where's the FIRE
Tuesday and Wednesday. Elsie FER.
guson. in Sacred and Profane Love
and Sennetts She sighed oE tne 80
side Thursday. star cast in straight
is the Way; Friday. Gareth Hughes
in Sentimental Tommy. saturday.
Wanda Hawley, in The House lnat
Jazz Built" and comedy money
Evening star., 1921-06-12
HUNGER
By Henri Duvernois

And today. tho 18th of December.
Alexis. as we have done every year
for the last forty-five years. We buy
a meal At the place al which we were
saved That house brings luck. II
was formerly only "A wine shop. Now
il is high-rlass restaurant. MI
the rest of the year / am on a dit.
So is Alexis We are paying for our
privationS when we were Young. Bat
tonight, farewell to our diets, o, G.
ters Burnham. consomme. enrrecot".
camembert, And a little partridge al
foie gras. which 7 forgot And the
strongest wines. Good night. my boy.
90 home and dine with your parents.
You don't interest mo any further
The next day Leon was awakened
by his mother, who seemed greatly
upset.
We have sad news" she said.
Your godfather died last night. The
doctor advised him 10 he careful. TO
live sobcrly. Now. it seems that h.
ate enough for four people at cab
aret with his friend Rebureau. He
went horne i'll. It's horrible. 4 man
like that, who has earned millions.
thanks to his intelligence. TO die
to die of Indigestion"
And Leon thought:
MY godfather d;aa't dc Of ir-
digestion. Bat if told the truth.
who would believe ma. VI. Francois
Capriel. we'll known merchant, landed
estate proprietor. died % hunger
died OF having been hungry on the
18th of December. 1S1..'
uopyrigiIt. 14clD
Evening star., 1921-06-12

ment Of !exal esy.,fx, hidden in the
thfough thS 1gttss and foAs into Cam
and wheeling Ike deryishes: It was
But DiSEo's pretty cavairyfaen. mount
ed on sleek horses and wearing too
much gold braid on their well-tailor-
ca uriforms. melted away before the
Liberftor's barefooted sayages,~ =. :.
Like. throwing d lamb chop to
ssW tRres Of TIE sleek horses. rider-
less, galloping back toward barracks.
The wolves came on. Therefore the
rest Of Dieko's army lay down on its
stomach and waited. behind walls,
barrieadss and gstsways; ,,st ior ,dns the
to wait A group Of the little brown
men appeared at the head Of the Via
Nazionale. their oonical straw hats
Evening star., 1921-06-12

over in the inmost soul Of Darlington.
ex-cavalryman. Now, henceforth and
forever he was done with little brown
men who fight for loot. He had look
ed into the eyes of men OF his own
race, and what he saw there made
him Know that the time had come to
take his medicine. He would ride no
further south. II he died, he would
at least fall with his face toward the
Rio Grande and home.
LATE was playing chess that beau
tifui day in the tragic little re-
public of Magella- There were two
moves in the royalists' favor The
fight at the bridge had used up Cam
marillo's morning. He had not ex-
pected engineers and cub bridge build
ers to part so reluctantly with what
was theirs. So President Diego's army
Of stuffed capSns had an extra three
the hills into Magella. They were
there before the Liberator passed the
Arena Goldoni. All the loyal royal
ists-and there were a good many
retired into their houses, closed the
shutters and sneaking out on the roof
tops lay fiat. hugging their rifles and
cursing the hot sun. Nor was that
all. When the Liberator saw the LII
berta lying on Sand island. he howl
blame" he said.
"He is another Of those damned COM
patriots of yours, ragazza mia. When
lay. hands on him he. will pay"
"Who is he?"
nephew Of the devil"
How should know him?"
by his smile. Also. he is pronto
| with a gun. Also. he rides IKE
therefore yours. Shoot him. amigo. be-
| fore you pause to ask his name, for he
| Is as quick as lizard and as dangerous
as a snake. You see with your own
eyes the Liberia in the harbor-broken
They were approaching the out:
skirts Of the city. Darlington smiled
and addressed his employer In Eng
lish: ''Thy ways are not my ways;
| thy people are not my people. SO De
It," He shot three times e. at cammas MN a.
iiberator scrambled out of the dust
where he had fallen. the ragazza
whispered to the sorrel and was of.
The picksts .s in the VIA wa for fMasionn,e ma
very naturally mistook MIN .or .ma;, ma
way to escape the shower OF bullets
that zipped and hummed and whined
all around him. ..-..-,.,,.
welcome home. ne Whispered with
sehihd fsisisda tIb fbinh he heard the frst Of the
arhtink in the Via Nazionale-a ma
chine gun splitting rhythrriically from
| the roof OF, the Arena Goldoni. fol-
lowed BY the angry bark Of rifles.
{ CafrinRton waa between the devil and
the deep sea. He dismounted. left the
sorrei, and ran forward slohg the alley
IT'S no good" a voice said above
him, "rve got you covered" 49,
He glanced up. A young man in
dirty linen clothes was lying full
length in the caves Of = one-stoty
house. The fasazza made q quick
motion. the others revolver spoke and
| the ragaxxa's hat. drilled through the
crown, Ieaped IN midair.
'Pronto with a gun" Darlington
shouted. "That's you! I don't know
J the countersign, but you're Signor
Pug"
1 Eyes, by heck"
| Pug dropped into the street and
vefy solemifly they shook hands.
you're from the mines?"
Carrington lied. yes"
what happened up thsfxr
.EaTninsrillo cut tiif6ugh, captured
| the OUTFIT ana is Surrounding the city. /"
WHATS your manner
"Carfington." Isl.
.Is that your horse7"
YeQe - LAA..sAaLii
Evening star., 1921-06-12
Can she carry two Of us,-

Can she carry two Of usf"
'"rrS her" -,
.Thsh get aboard saa rlds ,like htll
to thS Piaxxa Indepen0snxt. I'm com-
Ing. t6o." :,
fAs sorrel tiptosd ,ihto Inv Via No
si6naie .again. and With cracking nos:
trils sped the length of the city. Only
now the rifles on the foof-tops were
-silent and Erpups Of, rogatist, soldiers,
crouched behind, walls and temporary
harrieadss. shouted .encodrasement A.
's :rke palace. bon's stop for the
sentry"
Darlington obeysd. and ths painting
animal. clattering and slidink on the
smooth paving Of the court plunged
straight thrpuEh into the garden at
Pug dismounted. beckoned to Caring
ton, and together they, rushed in
doors. climbed ! hight Of marble
Evening star., 1921-06-12

the saddle and ais sSes wavsrsd BE-.
fore the big IriShineA'i stare.
You are very funny fools, you
Americans" he said N Spanish. Fish
ing In his pockets Tor a ,elgafette, he
put his foot Over 1t and Sround It
ipto the dust. Then Darlington piv-
oted the sorrel and rushed after Cam
mtrtio, scattering, ,. the iittie. brown
mon before him like startled spar
rowA
The nationalists we're sifeady pour
ing through the mouth Of the trail
and bolting across the narrow plain
toward the city.
What are you going to do with your
prisonersr' Darlington demanded.
hand to stroke his mustache. and
again the ragazza saw the cinnamon
palm which branded the -Liberator
half Tapadas. And something turned
Evening star., 1921-06-12

Americana" he managed to say.
II got that greaser"
Well" I'll be damned" said Nc
Carthy. catching sight of one ice-blue
eye. well, I'll be damned If il isn't
The bandaged one fumbled in the
straw, found a cigarette and gave il
to Mccarthy. humbly. with trepida-
ton.
Mccarthy accepted the Offering,
lighted it. puffed with deep gratif-
cation. and smiled. We'll. I'll be
damned" he whispered, III it isn't
the noble red man.
He stretched out his one good arm
and clasped the ragazza's hand. wei
come home" he said
Copyright. Dodd. Mead & CO..
Evening star., 1921-06-12

jerked at his COLLAR wavered. stum-
bled. and stretched himself full length
in the dust OF the Via della Pace. Co
nelli's men surged around fim and
drove the nationalists out of the Via
della Pace. out of the piazza. out of
the San Pedro gate into the plain. Ana
there the army OF the liberator was
made into the likeness of Swiss
cheese.
That night. Mccarthy visited the
improvised hospital in the palace
Straw. beds had been placed along
both sides Of the ballroom. Nationalist
and royalist lay side by side. Some sang,
some groaned, some prayed. And one,
bandaged like a sore thumb, hailed
the big Irishman as he passed.