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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
The Woman Who Loved Earned
By JANE PHELPS
A MODERN STORY OF HOME AND BUSINESS

Yes l know I wouldn't care for
it,"
Saturday was the day chosen for
the picnic. II daWned bright and
beautiful, and Robert was delighted.
NJ il had rained II would have
bcen wicked shame. All the fcl-
lows are banking on such "a good
time, And the management have
planned a n wonderful day for us
games and all sorts of amusements."
That's fine. / expect you viii
come home all tired out, but you
can sleep late and then take it easy
all day tomorrow,
Don't stay in, or sit up for me-
| haven't any idea when | shall be
home told you, didn't l." he
| spoke with studied Indifference.
that l had asked Marion to go in
your place" They said at the store
| lf our wives couldn't come, or We
had none, we might invite lady to
accompany use so 1 urged Marion to
CO."
Il imagine she didn't need much
urging"
"oh, but she did-although 7
could see she was dying to go all the
N'AiA's s'Ai' N'hl'i soy F'Ss hilNAl I
had sworn that nothing would make
you go, and assured her she wasn't
taking your palce."
VERY considerate, ! am sure"
Suddenly | wished | HID said l
would go. Even my sarcasm had not
dampened Roberts spirits. His eyes
shonc with anticipation.
Marion Is always considerate,
Well goodbye, Gerry III be here
when ! get here" and he went off
down the stairs two at time whist
ling joyously.
Going after Marion Hovcy" I
muttered as | dressed for the shop.
Designing mink, why doesn't she
go with her brothers when she wants
to go out instead of taking my hus-
band away from me?"
Had | known that once again Rob
ert was comparing US, that he was
thinging what "A jolly companionable
wife Marion would make for some
ono-always ready TO go or do what
a fellow wantcd--G would have been
still more disturbed. As II was,
passed miserable day, my thoughts
all on my husband and Marion
Hovey enjoying themselves at the
picnic. When | told Mary Ryan, she
looked al me a moment, and then
she said
Gerry you're damn fool"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
barometer of Public Opinion
Would Change the Name Of Main.

Editor world. Tulsa ana Tulsa citizens usual
W arc quick 10 give rewards Of merit, yet there
~ ON" Instance In which this community is prov
ing lagghrdly slow, and which would like to
eau attention to through the Is. .. T.. O.
II is In regard 70 The changing OF the name
OF Main street Nesrly everything else In tho
city county and State now is in pussy willow
shape. Tho freshest and purcst OF milk now
satisfies the crying needs Of all Tulsa infants. In
q few months to come even every beggar Is
going to own his own home Thousands and
thousands OF Tulsans have been cured or worse
through the exploitation OF those marvellous
eyes of Rose Wonder. Tho chamber OF com.
morcc has been purged with the salts OF wordy
clroumocution. Tho picture shows have been
chhstiZcd with "A most voluble cat 20 eighteen
tails. Battling joe OBrien twice has been
Wrcstlcd to the floor ana can call himself lucky
that his opponent didn't touch him on the thigh
as did the opponent OF Jacob OF old. Governor
Robertson has been humbled with all the
Egyptian plaques, plus one or two more. The
legislature has been scariiod, purified and made
whole through the Ink OF tho just. Grandma cor
roction and lordly publication has settled on
the brow OF the spiritual esthetiC and official
practice OF Yippiug has been yippod in the bud
aye, IN tho bloSsom--verily in the fun fruit.
Now, after all of this Roman holiday, what more
hettung bcstowal could be bestowed on the Just
than changing the namo OF our chief thorough
fare from that clod-likc and pebian and alto
gethor vulgar name OF Main street to the beau
tlful and lofty name OF Jones avenue?
Tulsa, April IA. T. ID. O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
THE MAN YOU'LL MISS.

Copyright, 1921, by Edgar A, Guest)
Old Man Green will be missed round here,
For he was the sort o. man YOU miss
The quiet Kind that some think queer
Vet JUS ft into place like this.
Like the trees an plants an the vines that
creep,
which you walk by an or the summer long
An scarcely notice, so stil they Keep,
But II one should die you'd know some
things wrong.
We'll Old Man Green for stretch o. years
Has lived round here. like friendly tree
Jus "A part o. the landscape. it appears
That day by day we should wake TO see,
Round him the youngsters loved 10 play
An with him tho old folks slt 60 rest,
An though he never had much Co say,
lie soothcd fun many troubled breast.
Friend 60 us an the great an low
Knew the names OF the young an old,
Greeted us an with his glad hello,
An many a sad goodbye ne told,
There's tho place whore ne used to sit
Tutcd back I'm his tlvorlto chair
Calm us I'm to res, bit
or watchtn the youn gstcrs piaylu there
ora Man Green is dead an gone
An the old town doesn't seem quite the
same.
There's great soul loe, though i, wasn't
ono
known to fortune or worldly fame.
Just kindly voice an CHEEKY smile
which are needed so i'm place like this
Made every hour Of his ufc worth while
An mat lS the way ot men YOU miss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
But Odor of Frying Fish Was Too
Much for Him.

At one time OF his life Franklin
was a strict vegetarian. lie believed
that the taking of life for the sake ~
providing food was murder. Fishing
ir particular, he abhorred, because
no one could contend that the fish
which were caught could in any Wa,
have wrought any harm to their cap
tors.
one day F'ranklin--James Parton
tells MS i'm his Life Of Benjamin
Franklin'---was on a sloop which
was becalmed on certain island.
The sailors, as is still the custom
when a ship is becalmed, amused
themselves by fishing. Franklin
witnessed the catching of the fish
with regret. But soon there cam,
To tantaliZe his nostrils the most al
Turing odor from the frying pan. So.
as Franklin used to tell the story
he went over his reasoning again io
see II there was not n flaw in It.
n occurred to him that when the
fish were opened he had seen smdl.
Ter fish i'm their stomachs.
An" said Franklin. "If YOU cd'
one another I don't see why We may
not eat you!"
So Franklin dined upon tho fish
very heartily. and thereafter ate
what others ate. Nnen telllUg ihi
story Franklin ended with an oh-
servation which is often attributed
to Talleyrand, but which we are
assured was a familiar Joke win
Franklin This was
80 convenient a thing IL is TO Doe
a reasonable creature, since II cna.
bles one to find or make a reason
for everything one has a mind to
do. Mark Stuyvesant in the Clov'-
land Plain Dealer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
The Horoscope
The stars incline but do no, o,,,.., 70
opt lSai " Mcclure Newspapef sy,[ .
saturday, ApriI ia no,

'''"' 'hNs tNUfIf ihs 1871
copyright, 1871 by the M,C|T' .
paper syndicate
AWroloEtrs read tins aa ,r .
fortunate day for Venus b.
strongly adverse aspect. MAJ. ....
has maiefic power.
Caution should guide d,u,.. ..
millinery and women.s u,,.
thorc may be heavy losses
The stars that rulo the r,.r.....
foreshadow many changes ul. g..
tend toward conventional mod,
This is read as an unIuc,, .,...
ding day for the bride of Chi. ......
iigurdtipn ls likely to br Val. ...
selfish I'M her attitude toward ..
women arc warned thai L.
planetary sway seems 90 mg.....
that iu business and profession.
tiWtiCs they will encounter r....
severe competition from mon ...,
formerly for the old Hallan.Iv Vs..
disappear.
Mar, Is in a place that crrr....
gives warning ut wars ana miI,...
moNem' 'hl5 that are OF grave con-.
corn to the United states.
The seers. who predicted tina. DO
the world conflict ended before lpr4
there would follow another v.f. DO.
less than a decade, are now recall.
INK their prophecy
Many changes in the presidents g
cabinet are forecast. but ih,v v..H
not be due TO disaCreemcnis com
corning administration poliyi.s
This should be a fairly Favorable
day for trade and business revival
is TO be steady from this date
While there will be continued
reminders OF the need OF thrift rrs,r
expenditures Of money will be made
by the wealthy
Tho stars are read as indicating
the use OF money for tho finer
things, art music and literature a..
TO be aided
A tendency to encourage puIu-.
for the people will cause Ioss..
among merchants who have supplied
the grosser needs OF humanitN
This is not a kindly direction of
the stars and may affect dom,sI.
harmony as well as business par
nerships, for it will encourage dis
sensions
Persons whose birthdate II Is may
be anxious over business affairs
during the coming year but pros
perity Is assured If the proper care
is taken. The health should h.
watched.
Children born on this day may nc
inclined toward psychic invcstisl-
tons. These subjects Of Aries ar.
usually high-strung and sensitive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16

mado 20 'n,b', the highway department tp pay
The state pcnItontDry for automobN. fams iur'
nishod during tho pnu tHo years is bo"ud'uus
" tho income of th, state highway depart.
mtu' automobile license tax 10 root tufnr.'nt
'o make thu department soIf sustaining. ' TO
hIsh umc thorough iu,csuHatiou was made
into said department Tho mere fact tha' said
department owes tho pcnit"uiay tor ih" Tags
used during she past '~o yoars argues d'frlIr.
too ON the part of tho highway department
much more than ou 'nc part of tho Legislature.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16

The action Of the senate on the Colombian
treaty should not turn on what the late Thco-
dore Roosevelt thought OF It but on the effect
OF tho treaty itself No amount OF spcechmak-
ing can conceal the fact that It's ratification
establishes ugly precedent two ways-in tak-
ing monies from the public treasury to validate
private concessions. and In inviting other bush.
league nations to put up their good will for sale
at profitable price. For II the treaty la rau-
fled, you may rest assured that South and Cen
trail America are fun OF governments that will
not hesitate long to avail themselves OF the op-
portunity presented under the precedent ostab-
lished.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
The Monroe Doctrine.

The bClligcrcnt juNtdpositun OF Costa RIca
ana Panama Is tho basis OF reasonable as
sumption that our own Monroe Doctrinc--an
American League OF Nations--has endured be-
cause of a desire for international amity
Instead OF precpitatiug a crisis the Monroe
Doctrine created "A precedent of harmony. In
stead Of showing the decrcpitudc Of age, it still
looms with tho massive authority OF a battle
monted tower imparting dignity and security to
the nelghburhood. 1t is already older than any
other analogous state paper in history, endur-
ing longer than the SaC Law the pragmatic
sanction. 1t IL an unhrokCn promise and A full
filled hope. The nedgling republics Of Monroc's
solcitude have grown strong under the pinioua
OF the Eagle and the yulturcs OF the sword have
not made them a prey.
At one stroke the doctrine dccnatcd the
course OF history for ages yet unborn No other
parchment 80 signally reflects the character Of
a nation or exhibits the sagacity and intellec-
tual power of generation Of polished public
men, II II the masterpiece OF strong and keen
faculties which made such contributions to the
store OF political truth that the theory and prac-
tee OF government were reversed.
II removes "A continent from competition with
Old world ambition. II subOrdinatcs no people.
requires no suzersiuty, ana the paramount in
forests or the United states intervene only when.
IN the evolution OF one free republic, there is
interference with the equal freedom Of another.
The classic statesmauship of the Doctrine has
taken shape IN the national mind with the i'm
movahllity OF the crested columns OF the capitoI.
splendor Of the genius which created it. and
hutrcsScd with addmaut, luminous with The
eloquent with the power OF tho government
which maintains it-Leslio's WeelNy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16

She had just received a proposal
OF marriage from a man she had
always regarded more in the light Of
q brother than lover.
Janet. he began, you know
have always turned 10 you. that
have always thought Of you, May
that is--oh, will you be my wife ?'
what a start YOU gave me,
Henry" said Janet at last. "Do YOU
know | thought from your manner
that you were going TO ask me 10
lend you some money. Pittsburgh
Cle-Telegraph
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
AN uysruluA TINT DIES HARD.

An ISSrIIIIA TINT DIES HARD.
Thcro is nothing remarkable In the action OF
tho national league Of women voters adopting
resolution Condomning ana asking that II
he banished from the face Of the earth II was
natural; as natural as it would have been for
thern TO adopt resolution condcmning disease,
pcsuoncc and death. And no more efficacious.
II conventions and gathering, deeply agitnted
over tho sordidnors and sacrifices Of war. and
feeling that they should go on record against
e. would simply repeat the model prayer with
especial emphasis the words Thy kngdor,
come, thy will no done on earth ~ II is in
heaven" they would be consistent and have done
a, much as II is possible for them 10 do. Be
cause until tho Kingdom" does como Ills will"
viii not bo done on enrth and unless II IN wars
fvvill not he abated That In the new dispcnea-
ton.
And In considering Ills will" and the CON
trolling force II must exert In bringing about
Sthc kingdom Of universal peace At ia significant
That precisely tho same delegates that voted
unanimously to end came almighty near
adopting resolution endorsing birth control!
can you beat it7 You cannot You cannot
seven approximate 49,
Lot another make pretcnsc OF determining
whether war with all of it's horrors. its black
,clouds shot athwart with enobling acts and glor-
tous herpism, In M much TO he despised and
feared az the society we know with It's vicious
practices In inter-sex relationship. we merely
stato tho premise.
There liz a fact that no man successfully
contravert and II is this: The one authoritative
work divinity that have teaches that war
IL a divine institution. In that It ciroumstan-
TALLY relates that God ordered wars and threw
his influence first with this side and then that.
That rs something. A more material considera-
ton is found In this fact OF equal substance:
From the earliest moment Of recorded history
war has been tho inspiration OF poets and
philosophers and the means of every reform that
has blessed humanity.
our own beloved country came fun blown
from tho hot womb of war; and received its
eementlng baptism OF blood from intcrnecne
strife few years later. II that made
every people what they today, in tho pre-
else sense that 1t is the blasting their way
10 bedrock to lay the foundation solid and deep
and secure, who make the architectural con,
tception n possible reality
Superficial thinkers foregather and wiring
their hands at effect. but tho stul waters OF
mentality. unafraid, discover the purpose OF tho
Great Causist standing behnd the shadows
which make timid souls afraid, Pacifism ~
pagansm--nothing more, nothing loss II It
came TO rule the world sans the inspiration OF
"tho kingdom he'll and not heaven would bo
the result
The virltty OF In his beauty and glory.
Primal instincts OF the normal man were Inn
planted by deity n there IL or ever has been
such thing deity. We qualify-the asser-
tion. not because OF any doubt In the writer's
mind. but for the purpose OF leaving the dis
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
Commcuds Miss Wright


Editor World. Tho article entitled Anti
Homo Wrecker's Association" hy Katherine
Wright appearing i'm "Baromctur of Public
opinion I'm sundays issue, the tenth instant
was most timely and psy geological. aud. raised
great issue. and, upon that great vital issue
good women, and sounded the call to arms fo
an good women who have homes, husbands and
children to protect to rally i'm some urgani2cd
form, to stamp out this, possibly the greatest of
all social evils. The thousands uf wrecked
homes, bhghtcd lives broken hearts and rivers
doors are a challenge TO women.
The homo WrcCkcr is more guilty ~ wrong
than tho murderer The hiHCker who krls
mans body, leaving his widow and orphan
children iu mourn his loss still chcTshing his
honor I'M evergreen memory forever. ia NOT An
tho soul ui man, leaving him a traitor 20 his
family. Tho Clara Smith who Killed lake
llaWun, was not sp guilty in actual wrong az the
Clara smith, who KILLED his soul and mantled
his memory in "a cloud OF eternal shame I'm the
loving hearts of his loyal wife and darling chill
ana made ms name In tho memory Of man a
word ot intamy ana shame thar will outliyc Tho
,htscicd letters ON his gildcd tomb
The home il tho unit Of society. tho nation Is
no greater thau the standard Of the home life
tho place to begin the great constructive WORT
SO urgently needed, is the home: evcr,, organized
form OF society is an aggregation of homes
Ihe men, we are compelled TO ackuOWladrp
haN" in all ages been dorillect OF the homp-it
~ now mp 10 the women 60 protect the home
they must do so lt the home Is to survive
Tho writer feels greatly emhIed vith tbs
spirit Of this most eloquent nicle and heIie,cs
that che time is now most opporturc for surb
AN organization. This ig challenge 10 woman
io fam IN line
Tulsa Apu, IL. AIRS. .. L. BRAVES
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
Ddiiy Biblical Quotation


Tho very God ~ peace H,ncufy YOU wholly
aud I pray God your whole Bpirit and roul and
body ho preserved bamolcHs Faithful ~ Hr
that ,illrth you, Who also viii do TT Tho ss.
v 81, 2t
Ro stll. my soui' the Lord is on thy side
Roar patiently tho cross Of gricf and pain
Leave 20 thy God to order and provide.
In every change 10 faithful will remain.
HymB From the Land Of Luther.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16

those present was Mr.. Sid Hunt,
MIR Charles CPuds) Simkns, Mr..
Ed Wernick and Mr.. Reddy Merry.
Intristing Facks About Inrisuing
People. Artie Alexander has one
side of his room paperod with mag
Aine covers, being all the ferther he
had got wen his mother found out
what he was doing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
Benny's Notebook
The Park Ave. News.

Weather, More and warmer.
Spoarts, Lew Davis has new
pair of britChes half way between
brown and green and red. not
matching Sny Of his other clothes
and weneytr nc starts to come up
The street\ somebody says Heer
comes Lew Dayiscs new pants.
Skool Notes. The fernace got out
OF order last Monday morning, and
the hole skool got full OF smoak and
had TO be dismissed, but It was all
rite agen the next day; spelling
meny plans. .
Pome by skinny Mart In
The Thawtless Father
My father gave me a dertv krack
For sticking my fork in the bred
An he will be sorry and miss mo
fedrse
Wen ! am ded.
Sissicty An Unexpected party took
place last Sundey az Mr.. sam
Crosses house caused by some mem
bers Of sissiety going past Jest wen
\ ice GREEN freezer full OF ice Green
was being delivered and then going
erround and climbing up on the
back tents and setting there till Mr.
Crosses mother gave them all some
being peetch and chocklit. Amung
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
Ice Cream i'm Vogue in London

I,ondon-Feminine London IS Boo.
coming Amoricanizcd. The wiutcr
ice cream habit is now the vogue
Many of the leading West End shop.
are crowded daily with Fashionable
women eating ice cream dIinties
and consuming genuine Yankee soda
water and "frappees San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
Infant IjnRtIIst.

Tho baby daughter of the Chimes.
minister in London is said to hav.
spoken both Chinese and S2ngl!sN
when she was II months old. A.
that age the average American bah.
speaks only Chinese.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16

They arc not al all happy about g. but the
pro-league papers seem to have at last accept
ed the fact that the United states Is not going
in, The third slam down tho stairs convinced
thnm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16
A PFRPIExING MATTER

The statement OF the highway commissioner,
Mr.. II. u. Clark, that the adjournment ~ the
legislature put his department out o. business
because no emergency appropriation had been
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16

President Hardin says Tiers no
place in tn federal service for a
mere office holder. so Squire Marsh
swallow says he'll join tn band If
he gifts tn pustoffice. Art Smiley
has traded his fountain pen fer a
cigarette case as 1t bruised his girl.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-10

Of COurSe-tne silhouette Tn last nights Herald was that of Mayor O. F. Curtis. You should have known him, he was generally recognized. At 9 o'clock this morning the Know Him. editor was in possession of S3 answers to the question asked last evening. We are sorry that all of the 79 correct guessers could ' not have been given a prize but Clyde Kincaid. employed at the Commercial Trust company beat the rest Of the guessers out with his answers. To him goes the dollar that we offer daily and he may not win again this week. The correct guessers were so many that we cannot publish their names for lack of space.
 Our advice to you is not to be dis couraged with the number of answers to last nights contest. We are pub fishing one this evening that will not be easy to guess as the owner of the profile is a new conner to New Brit ain He has an established business on Main street, however, and you probably have at least seen him. Who is he? The correct guess may not come in until sometime tomorrow, but get your guess in as soon as possible, you stand a good chance to win as there will be fewer correct ones than last night.
 Remember the rules; bring in your guess or mail it. Place your name and address upon the slip upon which you have written your guess. Phone calls will not be accepted. The per son first submitting the correct name will be given the prize. Tn the event of several correct ones being received at the same time the winner of the dollar will be drawn. Guess who this one is, we have tried to fool you though it is good picture of the man represented and was actually