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Evening journal., 1921-06-30

The first application of HOward's But
tcrmilk Cream will astonish you. The
dullest, most lifeless complexion is turned
10 radiant beauty and red or rough hands
or arms made Snowy white. yet there Is
not the slightest sign OF Its use. II ac-
tually vanishes from sight and the most
heated atmosphere will not produce the
least shinincss or greasiness Of the skin
No matter whether you are troubled
with poor complexion. wrinkles puff
ness around the eyes. crows feet or lines
around mouth, or just simple rough
ness of the face, hands or arms caused
by wind or sun. you will find that these
troubles will quickly disappear with the
use of Howards Buttermnk Cream.
To prove this to your complete satlsfaC-
tiOn, get a package today at any first
class drug or toilet goods counter. In
sist on HOwards Buttermilk Cream, no
other Cream can take its place. II you
cannot obtain. send 10 cents, silver or
stamps, for generous trial package OF
Cream and SOan to Howard Bros Com
pany. 457 Washington street Buffalo,
y. Y n b. Danforth can supply you.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
NEW PASTOR HERE TOMORROW

The Rev. Fred G.. Hasskari. OF
Bridgeton. \. j.. who was called to
the pastorate OF Zion Lutheran
Church to succeed the Rev. S. C. Won
Bosse viii assume his pastoral
duties here tomorrow. Dr. Hass-
kari will preach in Zion CHURCH on
sunday.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Sacks gave par
~ on Sunday evening i'm honor OF
the thirteenth birthday anniversary
OF their son Joseph.
The guests We're the Misses Edna
Kaufman. Sara Krigstein. Tilhe
Krigstein. Rosalie Miller. Eva Podol-
sky. Beatrice Miller. The Masters
Abraham Krigstein. Howard Miller.
Richard Miller and Albert Podolsky.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
.NrARK-UP NIGHT AT GOODMAN

Goodman NJ. r. Church will hold
the last Of series of MARK -up
Nights" in the church at Fourteenth
and DUPONT streets at s o'clock to-
night for the benefit Of the church
building fund Professor w. II.
Allen. Of New York, will have
charge of the recreational program.
Refreshments will be served.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
Journal Fills
His Need

Besieged by fifty or more ap-
plicants for a position for
housemaid which he had insert
ed in The Evening Journal last
evening, Nathan Weiss, Of the
Elmhurst Stores. this morning
requested that his advertise
ment be discontinued.
Mr.. Weiss said: Despite the
storm last night many women
applied for the position and this
morning more applicants ar
rived. You can say for me The
Evening Journal want columns
bring results"
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
NAME WOMAN MINISTER.

ANGORA, Asia Mlnor-The ma
tionallst government here has a
woman cabinet minister. She is
Madame khalide Edib Khanum,
minister Of education. She was
graduated from Constantinople
college.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
iron HILL MAN
Relates STORY
His Sister, Cured by Plant
Juice, Begged Him to
Try 1t
HE WAS ALL RUN
DOWN AND so WEAK

Plant Juice, the famous herbal
stomach medicine, now being intro
duced in Wilmington at The Miller
Drug Store, 4O4-4O6 Market street
tones up and invigorates the entire
body. removes all impurities from
the blood, restores energy and vital
ity, tones up the digestive organs.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
KIN no MFET AGAIN.

Mrs. Emma J. Haynes. accom-
panied by her son Preston p. Haynes.
and granddaughter Annetta, left to-
day for Jacksonville. Fla. to visit
Mrs. Haynes brother, George y.
Boulden fresco artist Mrs Haynes
has not seen her brother for p
years.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
BUSINESS WOMEN TO MEET.

The monthly business meeting OF
the Business and Professional wo-
mems Club will be held at s O'Clock
this evening in the club room. S13
West street. The newly elected off,
GERS will assume their duties.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
HAPPY WORKERS. LAWN FETE.

The Happy Workers Missionary
Society Of West Presbyterian Church
will hold a lawn fete at the home
Of Miss Martha G. Hin. 1916 West
Sixth street, at o'clock this even
ing Should the weather be incle-
ment the fete will be held tomorrow
night
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Clark Samuel, son Of DR.. and Mrs
NJ. 1. Samuel. Of Greenbank, left
yesterday for Camp Quan-pa ba-coolI.
near Belfast, Me, where he will
spend July and August
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
HEssION-GA

Miss Katherine Hession and Mar
tin r. Garvey were married at 6
o'clock last evening in St pauls r..
C.. Church by the Rev. r. L. Wal
dron. The bride was attended by
Miss Helen Connell as maid of honor.
The best man was Thomas Garvey.
The ushers were Eugene Hession,
brother of the bride, and Joseph
Whalcn. cousin of the groom.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton was held at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
J. Hession. POI South Union street.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
APARTMENT FOR RENT.

1920 Delaware avenue; very desir-
able; beautiful surroundings. and
every convenience. Immediate pos
session Phone 4S5O.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
MANY BLINDED IN WAR.

BERLIN-The War Department
estimates that s222 German soldiers
were blinded in action in the World
War.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
ro sING aCoNING on RurH >,

The cantata entitled the Coming
OF Ruth" will be presented this eve
ming by chorus of 60 voices. at
odd Fellows Temple, Tenth and
Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
PUPILS IN RECITAL.

A recital will be given this eve
ming by the pupils OF Mrs. Esther
OBlenis. at her home, 101s West
Tenth street
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
BRAIN TESTS.
BY Sam lloyd.
? Minutes 10 Answer This.

A CHARADE
Ny first is a substance both
pleasing and good
And its use by the ladfes is well
understood;
MY next, ever moving. so light
and so trim
OF delicate structure. both body
and limb;
Ny whole shall I tell you how
brilliant and gay.
How family it 1utters, how
short is its day,
How just is the emblem frail
man has his prime,
How soon metamorphosed and
changed by time.
Answer 20 Yesterdays Puzzle.
BEAR plus ATHENS minus
RAT minus HENS plus YER
MIN plus X minus MINX leaves
Beaver.
Evening journal., 1921-06-30
CARD OLE THANKS

William II. Blest and family desire to
thank relatives and friends for floral Of
ferings and use Of automobiles at the
Blests
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SENSITIVE: JAPAN.

Japan statesmen we're quick 10 resent Mr..
Lausing's statements that the Japanese envoys
at voraailles had bluffcd their way into poescr.
sion OF Chanting. Tho scnpatlvcncss of Japa-
neso statesmen is provorhial
But the explanation made from TOXIC is not
ono calculated TO cmbaraps Mr. fausiug FOR
the Toxic explanation IL prcdicated on the i'm
pudcnt statement that the American premier
was not permitted 10 know what was going on
M Versailles and therefore can but be- writing
what he thought rather than what he knew.
SO far as denial that tho Japanese cnvoys I'm
dulgcd In threats is concerned there Is q higher
authority than even Mr. Lansing President
wilson himself on many occaslona apologized
for tho Chanting award by explaining that IL
necessary IN order 10 secure Japnn's en-
dorscment Of the treaty and tho league and
on at least one occasion he intImatcd. n he ala
not say 30 outright, that had not Chanting
been given Nippon the Japancse enjoy, would
have withdrawn from the conference.
II may be true AZ the japanese statesmen
aver that threats could not he relied on 10
movo Clemcnccau and Lloyd George. which Is
very far from saying TINT threats did not move
Wilson on various occasions. And at least sug-
gests that the representatives, OF Francn ana
England were parties tc n bluff for the benefit
Of Americas chof spokesman.
MIR. Iansngs writings have already per
formed one valuable service, thcy have started
u OF the gentlemen who foregathered at Yer
sailles to writing and talking. Eventually the
reading public OF the world will know the truth
though II win have TO be CLEANED from many
sources, for one man In going to write the
unvarnished truth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
TIE NEXT MOVE.

what liz to he the next move with reference
10 foreign affairs7 That is a question concern
ing which there ~ the greatest possible In
terest Despite the most dilligent effort to con-
ceai n. the visit OF NJ. Viviani former premier
of France. IL of tremendous significance. II IL
accepted as hearIding the advent of the Hard
ing administration into the problems connected
with the league of nations. world peace and the
future policy OF the United statcs with respect
TO world politics
The public of America had looked forward
to peace az quickly ns n republican senate can
pass resolution for a republican president TO
sign" But It appears that something has oc-
CURED to mar that expectation and that pro-
gram. There are those who something
more than mere accident in tho special session
OF the congress being delayed until after the
French envoy had time TO arrive and present
his mission, whatever that mission may be. So
that an air OF mystery now an ever. hangs over
the problem OF peace and how To compose II.
The attitude OF the state department has been
expected. admirable. All that the public
knows is that former Justice Hughes has been
named head OF the state department. made his
first official act a stern warning 60 the Latin
republics OF the Islhmus. and has since main
tancd dignifiod silence. II any thought has
been given the relation Of the United States to
It's late war associates OF its relation TO the CEN
trail powers OF Europe. nothing has eventuatcd
to indicate H.
Possibly plan that will command the APP
provai OF tho public Is being matured. We
hope so. For 1t Ia OF west Importance that this
issue, on which a most solemn referendum was
taken. be disposed OF az speedily as possible
that we may indeed and In fact turn our upds-
turbed attention 10 the solution Of domestic Ia
sues" And az sincerely do we hope that there
will be attempt. directly or indirectly. TO
resurrect the dscredited league.
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About T0,Un and
in Hotel Lobbies

Tulsa, the clean city made "a ,-s-
mendous appeal yesterday +4
group OF men identified With tl
PENNSYLVANIA railroad who We. ID,
town with the view Of the estsrI..F.
mcnt OF an office here. ana t.G.
were the guests Of J. w. Haprsr ~
the Happel Oil company. fo'u-r....
with that railroad Coming i'm f.....
Kansas City yesterday morning .tl.
spent the day visiting the ....
banks. It's refineries and bug.pcss
districts and are tromcndously .,.'
pressed with the business oper.r,
here as well as with the wopjorg ,S
the city Itself. Some OF the nar,.
had not been in Tulsa for sorer1,
Years. and the miraculous growth ~
the city amazed them. The fr.,,
made up OF Benjamin McKeen ,.r,,
president; G. y. Sudhorough. traffic
manager. J. l.. Johnson. fr,ig5t
traffic manager: W. w. Richard a1
passenger traffic manager. ~
Stceg, district passenger mar4rer
and Fred Sabotta, district frr'rbt
manager, southwestern division Win
headquarters In st. Louis, are TOM.
ing the southwest and left at mia
night last night for OKLAHOMA Citv
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ordinary criminal prosecutions mas excited COM
mont n not Suspicion. what is the oxpiana-
ZION, what the answer?
Never before hAB an attorney OF Tulsa county
been dsphccd In an ordinary criminal prosccu-
ton. What ~ there IN this bank robbery case
mat causes the governor 10 extend his long
hand into Tulsa county. ret aside the regularly
elected attorney and set into II his own chosen
rcprcsentatye-said representative being a can.
dIdatc for election TO tho gubcrnatoral posi-
tlou2
We hold no bricf for the county attorney
but We do insist that n there are charges against
him that they be stated openly that tho public
may be advised. II he IL playing with the de-
Tense and is thus hand glove with the criminal
element. let that fact be alleged and supported
by evidence. n he tx not, then on what grounds
Is he set aside ana Tho states chief solicitor sent
here to try criminal action?
what The world wants above everything else
Ia a logical, reasonable explanation OF all that
has transpired IN this marvellous. mysterious
case that has the capacity OF involving the
states hiFhos officials
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calling 10 their aid vast Influence. II would be-
wen enough. There would bo no complaint
But 10 ~ such rcaFoniug 20 tho worry ccrt-io
those who had managed 10 slip by with their
millions while the mere satnricd Garner had 10
stand ANA dciiver--who can he found to defend
such munstrOuH and perverted doct rinc2
IN passing We merely want 10 observe that n
the court decision really results In every man
and woman paying into the national treasury
his and her Just taSea under the law, then Uncle
sam viii lind himself posseascd Of ufflcient
means to 30 out ana conduct business, without
tho slightest additional aid.
Hui win hat be- tho result Not n the high
priced expert accountant can make thclr
srhcmos stand up
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CHAPTER NXNIlI.
Robert Envics Mnry's New Home.


did not really believe Mary Ryan
meant what che said about renting
a tiny flat OF her own, and keeping
house for herself. 1t seemed so
ridiculous as to be almost silly. She
knew nothing about cooking, and
had very little time. or course she
was bright and clever and perhaps
could learn 1t quickly II she had the
chance. and time. but 1t was busy
season, and so OF course her hours
were long. and when we were
through, everyone OF US were tired
out.
That night told Aunt Felicia OF
Mary's foolish talk, | thought Rob
ert was engrossed with his book, 80
paid no attention to him, but told
my story with much laughter, and
FUN making. Aunt too, while per-
haps not seeing 1t in so humorous a
light, thought Mary not strong
enough to work in the shop and do
even the little necessary for her
own comfort.
Shell probably live on store
food and get sitk,'' Aunt srumbied
She liked Mary | knew.
"oh, | don't think she will be 80
idioUc as to attempt IL! she's always
planning something" answered.
Perhaps she isn't so idiotic as
you seem to think" IL was Robert
who spoke. Mary Is pretty level
headed about most things. She'll
make go OF II II she tries
But It is so silly for her to try"
| countered.
IL don't know about that. Mary
has lived a long time In boarding
houses. She is sick OF thcm---I guess
We'll she has invited you to din
ncr," | returned, "Rnd so YOU have
something TO look forward to. | in
y!ted myself when she was running
on so like lunatic, and then she
gave me "A formal invitation to dine
with her and bring you"
Tell her | accept; also that | will
come as often as | am invited.
II was foolish, but | suddenly felt
ALMOST jealous OF Mary Ryan. Rob
Crt had spoken fccliIr-ly. Then Aunt
Felicia made things worse by saying.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
The Woman Who LOved--and Earned
By JANE PHELPS
A MODERN STORY OF HOME AND BUSINESS

You seem to like to visit young
women who keep house. nephew
or course | thought of Marion
Hovcy.
4 do he answered decidedly. ~
good homo cooked meal is a great
attraction. | assure you"
You hate n boarding house so
much, why don't you urge Geraldine
here TO stay at home ana let you
earn the Nancy while she keeps
house?"
| could have throttlod Roberts
aunt, | was so angry with her. II
was my money which paid for her
board, money / earned. 1 waited
unSiously for Roberts answer.
II shall have to he content with
what my friends can do for me in
that direction--for n time at least
Gerry and | have talked II over and
concluded Il is best for US to remain
here at least for a time. Later, when
my ship comes in, we will keep
house--perhaps
II ! felt like throttling his aunt
| could have hugged Robert for his
reply. lie was a good sport after
3ll-cvcn II he couldn't make very
much money. lie had not allowed
her to know anything of our finan-
ces. nor would he let her blame me
in any way.
ships have way OF not coming
in," she replied, then bade US good
night and left us alone.
do you really think Mary will do
as she said" he asked
moi she was just talking she
wouldn't be such an idiot"
1T is the idiots who don't have
homes of their own--idiots like me
who can't earn enough TO have
one he said bitterly.
made no answer. | really
thoughts | invariably did--that
II was because he was sore over his
earning capacity. not over the lack
Of a home.
As he lighted his pipe for his late
smoke he said carelessly, too care
lessly, I thought afterwards
81 shan't be home to dinner tomor-
row night, Gerry. Marion has some
papers to look over, and promised
to help her"
so you will dine there"
"Yes "
Again n wave uf jealousy swept
over me, But ! beat II back, and said
pleasantly:
Il know you will have a good din
ner. Remember me to Marion /
haven't had time yet to call, but /
win soon"
Tomorrow -- Gerry Hears Jane
Carsonis side.
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The s'ar airciinc. but do not coppslp
WEDNESDAY. MAKIu an InlI ~

NEDNESDAh, MARCH 30. 1921.
paper syndicatc.j
Mars rules in benefic aspect TO.
day according to astrologY the eve.
ming being the most auspicious time
of the day. Venice and Jup.ter
are mildly adverse.
Ii is II sway particularly lucky
for all who are Interested in iron.
steel or copper Industries and should
make for large profits.
Whatever is mechanical should
benefit under this rule and there is
a fortunate outlook for manufac.
turers, especially for those who con.
struct engines or automobiles.
Men who are of the distinctly
physical type and who rely on force
for success should mako the most
or this days opportunities.
1t has been prophesied ever since
the beginning of the war that there
would be a great increase Of crimes
OF an unusual character and the
stars foreshadowing this deprayity
or mortals are still in sinister SWAY
While crimes among the sub.
merged classes multiply. there viii
be a reflection Of this state OF
diseased mentality higher UP among
educated folk. Morbid tendencies
VIII be revealed in men and women
who represent the substantial ele-
nents Of society.
When the Sun enters Cancer for
the summer quarter there will be
an aspect OF the Stars that seems ~
indicate grave danger of war. or at
least serious disputes with foreign
powers.
The Moon opposed TO Mercury
seems to threaten troubles over
treaty obligations.
Great political dangers are fore.
cast for England, which will 20
through n summer of grave events.
istrologers prognosticate.
Many noteworthy weddings will
take place before June, many mon
and women of advanced age bclnr
among those who are married.
There Is a sign read as denoting
tho Introduction OF unusual Gus
toms in official society which win
continue active until late in the
summer.
Extravaganza and privation will
be emphasized In the conditions "
workers during the coming months.
Persons whose birthdatc II is
have the augury OF quiet year I'm
which business affairs will proceed
AZ usual
Children born on this dav may
have great success In life for they
should be talented and ambitious.
They may meet many disappoint-
ments in their love affairs.
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Benny's Notebook

After suppir was out playing
with the fellows and saw pop come
out on the frunt steps and | started
to play harder than ever on account
OF how did / know weather ne
wunted me or not, and skinny Mar
tin sed, Hay Benny. your fathers
calling you.
Ware? How the heck do you
know? l sed. And looked down
and pop was waving his arm at me
to come down, wich | started 20 do,
thinking, | bet he wunts me 10 go
a errand, .aw G.. 1 don't feel like
going emmy errand.
And started 70 wawk slower
And l started to work the slowest
yet, pop calling, Wat the mischief
ales you, have you lost the use OF
your limbs?
thinking, Holey smoaks wonder IL
he found those 3 cigars broak vile
was playing cigar store with his
box OF cigars, heck I bet he did,
gosh | hope he dident.
And l started to wawk even
slower, thinking. q Ia rather go
errand than get the dooce about the
cigars.
Wich I started to wawk a little
quicker but not mutch, and wen
got TO our house pop said, How old
are you?
Sir? .. sed,
o, l thawt you were 90 by the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
INCOME TANES

The income tax sharks who have been roam
ing in clover because OF .heir ability to figure
the big out of the game through their yer.
satality with figures, got a rude shock at the
hands OF the United States supreme court Mon
day. II We indulge In an audable snicker as a
consequence, we trust that We shall not he
charged with unsympathetio ,ocuiar,ty.
As we gather tho meaning OF the roneot.a
tribunals deeision, Il Is simply this: II citizen
has prospered, no matter how carefully his ex
pert accountant and legal adviser covers Il up
he must suil divide with the government that
made 1t not only possible for him to proper but
also extended security to his property
Sacriiege, of course. Because IL is in thu mn .
bank account valuation OF the citizen IL the
ruling should only apply to thoye incapable OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
BAD NEWS FOR THE FAT MAN.
Yale Professor Maintains That Too
Much Flesh Is Victims Fau,r.

"u'H FHSt IL tNiIfil : IduT.
Bad news for the fat man. The
fatter the bladder.
Not that the therometer is gong
on a high rampage. But If you're
fat. you're no better than n drunk
ard. The same applies to those who
are obese, stout or corpulent.
There isHno excuse for being Fat.
according to DR.. Lafayette B. Men
del, professor of physiological chem
istry In Yale university
The penalty OF taking too much
alcohol is well known, and a drunk.
ard is looked on with pity or CON
tempt" said Doctor Mendel. RarC'y
do persons who become fat deserve
pity because OF real tendency 70
put on weight despite moderate eat
Ing. Usually, most should be placed
In somewhat the same category with
the alcoholic. It's all nonsense %
use polite terms for being Just fat
1t generally is prudent, and always
far more Elective, to say TO the pa
tient you are too fat than eau
tiously to remark. You are a tr.f.e
Sbcse.
Physicians are alleged TO discrlmi-
nate between the terms fat and
obese in direct proportion to the
patient financial standing.-Phlla-
delphia Public Ledger.
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barometer of Public Opinion
Another NIrixnnInt

Editor world; The who wrote the ar
tiole' II Christ Came to Tulsa" says mo
human being can see Him, also there will be
no humanity to Him"
would ask him what ne would do with these
teNts John 14;l-3, Christ says, third verse
Ana II go and prepare a place for you will
come again and receive you unto myself. that
where | am, there ye may be also" In Rev.
l'h behold lie cometh with clouds and every
eye shall see Him, ana they also which pierced
him. ana all kndreds OF the earth shall wall
because OF Him" In I Thea 4:16-l7 'rhe
Lord, Himself, shall descend from heaven with
shout, with the voice of the archangel and
with tho trump OF Col and tho dead In Christ
shall rise first. then We which are alive and
remain shall be caught up together with them
IN the clouds. to meet the Lord in the air, and
shall We ever be with the Lord" Rcadin, in
Luke 2t:36-53, THE disciples thought they had
Soen spirit when Christ appeared to them
after his resurrection" but In the 39th verse
Christ answers them thus: Behold my hands
and my feet that II Ia j Myself handle me and
see, for a spirit hath not flesh and bones, rs ye
soc Me have" And further In the chapter
h" goes on explaining the scriptures 10 them
and In verse 81 He was taken into heaven. Then
we read in Acts i;9-1l, whore 1t says: 'rhe
same Jesus shail come in like manner as We
have seen him GO" How did he go? In a cloud
with flesh and bones saying Himself ne was
not spirit. Remember this same Jesus is
coming again with "A shout. Every eye shall
see Him and we which are alive will be caught
up to Him. Also read Matt. 2I:27
Tulsa, March 22 \ READER.