The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

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Doctor Jordan has sent 10 the
Smi lhaoniau institute iu Washing
ton, -. O.. % paper detailing the rec
suits uf tho Investigation and the
new classifloniIona
planets. His capacity FOR sustained
ilght has Hstouishcd everybody.
Lloyd George Likes work.
To come down from the clouds
tho Lloyd George who beat his|
breast In an agony of Hympathy with
the politically useful undor dog be-
camc a very practical man ~ action
whom the stupcndous war burden
was put on his shoulders Ilo got
better and stronger as time went
on. His difficulties did not wear
him uot for his great routine no.
pealod To- something very deep IN
him. llo never lost the spcctacu'ag
sense ~ hoing premier OF Great
britain at the greatest time iu his
tory lie had come from the far
background of humble no ana the
contrast mover lost its startling tn
tcrCat for him n doesn't rack him
today to turn from the distressing
Irish problem 10 the consideration
OF inaoluoble labor difficulties And
after a day OF these things he Is
ready In the evening for an argu-
ment with the French on bout
with the anti-waatc aEltators.
A man Is not fatiWed hy doing
what ne likes To do. ana usage re-
/ duccs the big things to terms uf
mere units Tho stupcndOus doutln"
/ doesn't got on tho nerves OF this
| prime minister, and therefore does
not exhaust his nervous vitality
! Thus fortified against nervous fatigue
f thaf nFAn1I hNNR lilIgn a. hgr
dozen men, rest hrings him instant
recuperation and he can get along
with very little.
Mr.. Lloyd Georges strength lies
chiefly In his power 60 make n dc
clsion and either carry It out with
firmness or change II without dis
comflture and In his unoqualed
genius In oratorical combat lie
has 40 perfected this latter power
that no maintains his mastery In
parliament with constantly incrcns-
ing ease Practice In the cxtraor-
dlnary circumstances OF these last
years socms to have given him the
power ot thinking aloud without
any conscious mental effort Turn
I the cuac over 20 him ana he instant
f.. ~ dlgests 1t; put him up before "a
crowd and hla reaction TO It's spirit
and character is immediate, No
] lillNN llNAAl hlA 'Al''H'NA 'hN lNAl'"
trato the nrmor OF his @un"rinrity
I'm which no has unshakRblc con
/ fldence
BRAND Philosopher
That the great statesman now
al the head OF affairs In France -
second to tho British premier in
popular interest I'm America In ow-
Ing largely To the fact that In our
imagination ho has not been able
to replace that other great French
man Georges Ciumenceau.
But conditions being what they
are. France IL fortunate To COM
'uand the services ~ "A man Ike
Arlstldn Rrlund Ho Is q serene
philosopher aud a cousummute pult-
IrIun-.a rare combination. The
French temperament, liNc other
ItcWpora mcuts, has tho defects Of iiH
qualities II was Clcmenctau, / be
b llcve. who said lyon must remom.
p hcr that the French uro an oratori-
',caI people. when they have said u
, thiug they think they have done 10
, The satire doesn't Apply 90 Nrlnnd
. Ito is an orator par excellence. Not
% las professional aH Nivinni but less
dlstractlug. by hts cloqucncc, from
- the rraNnmcn OF his argument, lie
( .amhlcg uunuhalauNy up 60 the trih-
, uuc There IL no Felf-cousvlousness
p no thonirics But once launohed
a upon his oratorical course, every
> word. every gesture, conveys hi'
r meaning with furyo and suhtpty,
4 BRAND la not only strong I'm tn,
\ chamber. but In his relation with
- men he is liylahic and Cunoiliatury
y Io iR above all prctcnsr and airs
q The newspaper men wayldy him Al
! the curb az he gets ont ut his motor
- car returning from supreme roun
Z ell meeting. llc talks 60 then
Z frankly lie comes 20 the door o'
D. onc's cabin on the channel boat
pcrchos on piece ot Hhip turn'tur"
, Iilghts a cigarct and dlscpurscs or
, world affairs The correspondent
surround him dispute with him, and
Tho enters into the give ana take OF
. the conversation, This II partly
p matter ~ tho French civilization, ~
thoroughly democratic ON the socia
side. but II Is also peculiarly charac.
: tcristlC uf NJ. BRAND, Lloyd Georg,
the democrat ana man of the poo.
Pic. IS affected by the socially aris
torratiC usagos of his country and
' gLvcH himself much greater cN,
clusiveness than does his French
colleague, who has enjoyed NtteI
social advantages and who can kiss
p tho hand " woman with a much
b moro natural grace,
BRAND stoopa I'm politics Go cun'
, quor IN Statcsm8nship There Is n,
y lingo with moro veal for the wei
! fare of his country, but he exploits
v no superheated patriotism. n,
:, knows the deep forces and that thoy
~ cannot he turned out Of their course
l, With him the world was not mad,
= Yesterday Hts Is a deop reasoned
N love OF country In which a Franc,
a strong, poised and steady is visual.
"A ICED, He rules at time when 4
- H. almost treason, at least in Ger
es circles 70 be sane and fair. lie hai
lv no retormntory zeal. no wish for ,
no martyrs crown. lie moves duIetl,
he on ms way TO the goal OF his coun
wv try's best interests