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New-York tribune., 1921-07-19

CHINA (TIong Kong par unsettled)
Demand $3.50 4975 7s75
JAPAN (par 49.s cents a yen)
Demand ......47.S7h 4S.00 61.37h
Cables .48.12h 1925 51.62h
INDIA (par 1855 cents a rupee)
Demand .23.00 23.12h $3.50
Cables ........23.25 23.37la 5000
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (par 56S cents
dollar)
pemand .......4s.so 1850 1875
Cables .42.75 42.75 400
THE AMERICAS
ARGENTINA (par 42.44 cents paper
peso)
Demand .......2s.a7h 2s12A n.12M
:, Gables 1850 1926 41.25
BRAZIL (par 32.45 cents e. paper mill,.ls)
Demand .......10.60 1850 23o0
=, Gables ......:. .10.62M 1861 23.12h
PERU (par $4.so a pound)
Checks ........ 3.56 3.5S 4.79
ECUADOR (par 4S. 60 cents a sucre)
Checks ........ $50 3.59
CHILE (par 36.5 cents peso)
Checks ........10.25 1925 21.oo
URUGUAY (par 1884 cents peso)
CneCkS 6G.25 60.75
VENEZUELA (par 1913 cents a bolivar)
checks ........16.52 1852
Canadian Exchnnge--New York funds in
montreal, lS|A per cent premium: Montreal
iuhos IN new YORK, IL Is per cent discount.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-19
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings

York Inc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

.'on' bui IN HI late 'rai;ra IA. stead
't,s' ~. roms Lowest prices came u
"a" ,hft Yea minutes 81 IN" day anon IA.
IN pm 's were ,. l' .t U1.uNt down.
,g"rH, "n,!c N. more active months
prices. ''''''
Iac opcnns was lowe .ut ,n. ,ar..
I".ihS Brought iues.s o.: about 81 pulnts
,t'"s he'nE bas.I pn ippr ilv.ryup.
nhi IN further .Au1E unset -..t.-i.r .n
b'"nt Hritain however early s,.siuE ~
~ none 10 a ruihl,rf Nir. -ftdr. b.
r"in.E foarinr further Dol. Nr-yt. r.i,,-
Nh',t iA' ''.eI# aU.'at. I,pps..
"i -. u'y w.ic an Gnc.- ;atLsy.
Tho census bureau Agufes from Ala,-.
,,,.N ~, -. ."nsId"ro ugt'aa May
consumption WAS placed a. Ss.,.I al..S
Aka.n-i '..N'! IN Nrr. but no goa,
"l!''.'"l ~ "a! s"H resulted. while ..tt.e
10 i'F .t.lhc !Ht r'tA.H uctaY.. -. N. r...
Hfrs from the r"usu, tarsnU Allowing
Sarrn"ASs7 m MS c"uH;ry ~ only s.g-n
h'l's. % sEurA smaller gu,uiIty 1f -l,.1l
cotton han .ort.t ;or by the trade
Iher" was Further -ucrca,. n ~ sriag.
;pH""41r M Weekly crop r.ports from
n. Weather bureau. and IN ,ho iate 'r,.d-
ihr s."r-lns- orders 49,, IA. rup ..Ic ", n,
reached N cousidrrtr.c volume
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
STOCK MARKET SUFFERS
DAY OF NERVOUSNESS
WIDE and Conflicting Fluctuations
Follow Bad Break In
Oils.
ARE HARD HIT
Tails Become Isolated Features or
Strength, Dividend Payment OF
New York Central and Subsid-
iarics Proving itallying Ground.
ny Associated Press. !

"'t ''' ""d
= 'Ne ,'o's ~ 49,
~" "a '' NV 80 '''""S''
~ 80. u s""' 's '"9' ~ ~ -" I"
""' u.' ~ 100 Tvs ''H'
al. ~ mo- w"
''' "'ic "'h"'"'' "''"n'h" s'oi-
Va y '"' "",''. "" ''p"i '' rom
"'''' "E .'h ""''"' ''S'' "'''"-
-, y. 49," H"pi'S
Pe''"I' Su'''' =" an ~
,sI.I u''.'h' rl ln'''''i. p',Ai, 70 ~
~ = l',.n F'''' ..H' ''."''I ny -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

into n"w low ground f"r the movement.
l-Ati prices ""-. tns lowest most post
'!"he "lih the inafhrt closing barely
-t.adS ~ a not decline OF 20 - poiHts
~ E1!i'" ~ T"spuusr to steady Liver
tr1! .Ahl'r Ih"f= Wa not much bus
put ihe MARKET held fairy .t"s.dy during
'h' 'Eli91r "t thr upTrIng on scattered
INC htehilsr ruling Of foreign exchange
und rrpnrts %! cheerful tone in th..
Manchester goods market. The census -e-
'.ft shp" INK domestic mil ,Hnsuui p tlyU
~" 'Yf'''.ai ana may nav" helped IN,
"aT.y MARKET. but III. 'ur-Impticu ~ s.
utl!i d" e. Tor TIE zen months was p.
Eath"i n pom ing 90 total OF not ,y"r
''"9 i"r the season or ihe srn,iicst
'incs !Ni and II. weather u.ws Vas
Lpnsiderci generally favorable
He,hhr OF ia" latter became no'. active
ftt"T the uuuh"hfluU ~ thr weekly rsaugt
- thc 3"Athsr bureau Indicating thtt
mo crop had made c"ui progress o. th"
tv.rarr aud there Also app-ared 20 ~"
a '""ilur IN SOM" quarters that the cen
ad- r"3"rt Indicating mat Dniy q ucr
below tho t"nGerah'" grades. would PRIV"
/, d!sa rointrcn; IN tn" South. MUt ~
VI w,, s7w;,; HHiTi eeo"s."t am? from hTohsrs
tributod 80 an unsettled feeling In The
.trtk market aud favorable crop rcuort.
JllS brpk" 20 l.G1 aud Dec. rrhcr 10 ~ q,
n'Ahlng declines 90 about ~ 10 81 poir' y
rom ~" hich uFic"s ~ last week
Nruoffs that labor troubles ..Tc surcad
irc 70 some 81 the oihrr SOUTHERN MI,
rrrrh-i nor" during the early aftorro1r :,
anu 'Tohat.y contributed TO the aoc.!G,.
aih"lEh they were not consit"r-d m
Important factor -nrt rcreIats !7.0g-
bales United states pos; rtocks 81: sfs
Exports. la.SG inakiHr LTls.ii. 50 Tar ms
s"a.nI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
GOOD COTTON REPORTS PUT
PRICES AT LOW MARK

iSg NsS'tis tod Press.
NEW ORLEANS juno lt-Much better
weekly cro! reports from the government
han expected Acre the main factor In
h" cotton market TO-DAY, and they caused
moderately vide ""rr-s-'ons. Nor" or loss
s'cad!ness was displayed In tho carly lcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
CALI MONEY

CALI. MONEY
NEW EoHN. June l. Money on call on
IA" Nov York Sock ENuaaur, tnlAy
ruled ~ .ia yer cent am dos. Iiuie money
was guitt. with borrowers hidJin. 10 -,
p"t cont with moderate amounts avail
toi". k"nrwn r wcrr arranged 1T - per
cent on iutN"h -ui.ttsrti. aui Z yer cent
au a. indHst',lls Mer.tUi.'. pU.cr rates
nnG per cent for -ss highly rated maues
IN l"nrcr muturitlss. m r. was sonic
business done az So por cont f"r rNcc0-
tionally luSh class nam"s The ruling rate
was -, yer cont.
Dir" GOODS
NEW oRK. Lunr - Trading continued
lively to-day az ;ht ,t-Iv; auctions. Pr!cr,
on administers Nc~c n'.u and ~ tapestries
lower. Cotton goods were quiet, with
prices steady and yarns am buciaps
pui"t"r. There was NOR" active call
Tor IN" rllin conhed yarn goods and
fai- demand Tor spot ielIvC-N IN Knit gods
for w"fncn's wear. Brown shcet!ngs were
dun
NAVAL. STORES.
SAVNSNhlI. GA. Inn" i5.--Turuon'inH.
strnfy. "; sales, SO. receipts 9si, -hip-
r'rnts i0i6; stock. -. Resin. firm:
sllr-. 80 rccsip's. -1. shipments. nl;
stock. i7..ai. Quote u. 80; u. @ 3.:5;
= q $50. u so: T. TOO. X, rs. ".
;9o y Is; We. s55Tsc"; WY. 6tn
(Othcr Markets Page ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

CoTTcSSEEp oil.
SEW YORK, Jun" lN-'"ttnn seed o..
War fairly active rr'Ccs were lower carly
With cotton and grain. DU' closed s''hdf
wirN 'art. shorts w-tr the he-t hHN,r|.
F!uui bids wrr. ''Irh,nrad 10 I uo'rts
rrt higher Sales $40 barrels. Prime
crude. i7f hill aud sale prime summon
Yellow spo; 2? 1ni;. ','' S"i'''"'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
cIIIcAGn GnA1N MAKKrr-

CHICAGO June l5.-incrcasci rural or.
icrinSs ~ new wh"-; !" arrive mad q
hcariS-, effect ou tn. ~hcat marAc, today.
ana price" r'"gct unsettled 20 10 cents
net lover With July 1919, % S,i. and
S"ptembcr Ia. 20 .'.'2 Corn nrish.,:
,, 10 = cents down. and oats or s-aii. 10
"a in prbyIsionS ,hs outcome was
unchanged - 20 cents higher
county nMeri7gs o: new wheat 20 Ia
shipped IN Chicago In time for delivery on
July contracts were OF -uIictunt volume
To nut huiiI a. . decided dlsndvan,arc
from 'h' outset Illinois Growers in pa
li1riaT f"en.t 70 he messing to soil In
addition. lih"ta. -"rciuts at Western
points. total of ,efH.rtN bushels sur
E's,ri ampl" supriir- - old wheat s.ifI
on farms. SinwncFs 81 oEport oali tcrdr,,
further q" weaken n,e market In, This
factor "ps iar'ly omsct l.'c- hy worI
from 'hc S-ahpird that cpusidarnhic bus,
ness Win G"-'uhuv had bcan III, through
Floods In y hrasfa and EnnRls attrtcrtL
n"iic" h.s". anG reports 90 black ,u,t IN
SnN'h p1kl'a rnul" -rG;u "a wider area
Rtll'cs which ensured proved hownve-
he .nif iTa. rnt In ;h- absence ~
Erc"l'nt "-pp -ono-'s arI inrEr s,rcls
on h':d rant corn ON -. down f--,,In ari
rh'r'ed IN" "rts market u'onr Higher
10 .rn- ID h"Ea En"c something OF a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
Ry Frcl.k r.. Noting X Co.
Investment BANKERS.
917 IL. Main ST
FINAL COTTON PRICES LOW
IN NEW YORK MARKET
Ry Associaied rressI

NEW YOHK. June ib-E,arly stcad.ncss
was fci;Iwcd by "a break in cotton market
tolay, which carried October contracts
m 20 800 and active months generally
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
THE zNMESDkSPAYC EYS RECORD Or FINANCIAL NEWS
MISCELLANEOUS MAnnErs.

pockets b,u- ros, a. I.uJ-. clean rie
r.g.,,nta % rockets. Bran aud polls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

Nr,v 0RI.r.ANS jane Il Rough rlu<
no snlcs RcCeirts. -;5S sacks. Mill"ra
-erclrtS same. Clean rice; s.lcs. iGs7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
rKnD,CE MAnIlErs.


vi. ~ T.
NEW IpRk. june 10 There MAS = fur-
'nrt irc'iH" ju th. market FOR coffee ia
lures i"Ga. owing 20 tn" rather unsettled
ruling "f tn" early "tpic i-"m Braail.
and reports that importers were selling
"Ht f-e!st; market; The orcniu. was
rrlug. brit generally To points lover.
ani active month"; sold - GO . POINTS
below lnSt nights closing nrurcs under
tn" middle OF the day und"r Aguldatiou.
rh.s ,a;ri"d September of :" "5l or y
prlr,g h"luw he Sccnt h!Eh icv"i and
the decline WAS ihen checked by covering.
Inter there was S"inc buying ~ reports
81 advance IN the santos market. and
September closed ~ f.S1 bad. Win tile
general wHrks; showing net d"ci,ur Of
I" II points. July. 6.-s september. So:
October. $50. pcccw@cr. I,7T; January IN.
March. 7.Js May. : -
Tho aDut nhrk"; was rcpurt:h quiet at
- 30 -, for Iiio - ard 90 % -, tor
Santos ~ Cos, aud freight offers We're
about unchanged as compared Win yes
t.rdar's lowyS'. with - and % ranG'nE
from - ~ 90 American credits. RIO
~ were quoted at go. American credits.
Tho Official cables reported an advance
10: ~ r.is en- the dollar buying rate. aud
decline ~ Ia. pence ~ III" -a'" or
RIO sNchinCn nu London. rh" III" market
N.s UNCHANGED to - -ssiS hlrhsr ana san
tos 10 rris higher 20 too - lower l-tt"
cables -or0T'"l AL advance ~ - =" 'a'
r0i- Ia ~. Santos market H"y"iI'S "a
tho 'wu brazilian rovi=. iIoH. iuna'nhN
rcrniu's ~ r-o Victoria clear" I l.''F. ana
santos $? .71N for the United states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

Ny wyoRk tune H. rhgr. wsre n?
changes Ia tlIY local raw sugar mhrk"i
,.Iay. Late yesterday additional ss!"- =
300 hays Of rnrto Eicoz were r"lurt"d
70 local rpnncrs at cents for CENTRIFUGAL /.
bu' no fresh transactions wore reported
today.
RAW sugar futures were unsettled aaH
prices !rrsrulai There was scattered
s@uipg hut cuban interests, which ac-
Count.h for this carry dcClilt" "a. I" y
points in near positions, but Hate dcliN-
cries wore relatively steady and near m"
close th1ra partial rally on COY
criu- and trad" buying. with nnai prices
points not lower to net higher Firai
hidH: tuly. 2.?5. Septcmbcr 80: Dccein-
bog 80. March. 80.
The ,r,rk., for refined sugar was easier.
with all rsnr.rS reducing list quotations
- points 10 the basis OF $40 toT me
granulnrri the loves level recorded IN
over hve years rhe decline. howcvcr
failed To- irspl-" much buying interest
and bus ln.-s was again hGht. Refined
fu.urcp were easier, rejecting tn" icClt 1"
In tho s1Ot inarbct nut trading "aE light.
consisting Of ouly t~o tots OF Scntcmo"r
closing price. were {" 10 points net
lower Iriy closed at as. August ana
sopto,nh.r ; 70 and October. 5it al bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30

A travelling statesmen whose ter
ritory' lies in the southwest was
one afternoon in the depot awaiting
an eastbound train, when a flashly
dressed person, adorned with cheap
jewelry, came into the waiting room
from the platform, where he had
been standing since the coming OF
the last train.
We'll, this old town hasn't
changed a bit since I lived here"
said he. by way Of general obserya-
tion to the drummer and two or
three natives OF the place. Every
thing just the same as 1t was fifteen
years ago. Not particle OF
change"
Il reckon that's about 1t, mister" 4"
replied an old fellow, who was en-
brnCing a stove in the corner. Your
lcaviu' IL don't pear TO have made
much difference in the burned old
town"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
To the office Boy You're the President
By NORA COLE SKINNER

To at least one person in the
world every business man is as big
"a the president of the United
states-and that's to his office boy.
Docs man ever realize what he
means To his office hu"2 Docs he
ever take In the situation that he
has the making OF man right at
his elbow? II he does IT should be
an inspiration to him to be the
finest man he knows how to be--for
the sake OF the office hoy. II for
no other.
This boss" "a he ~ proudly
called by the office boy, is JUST
what the boys wants to become the
very biggest man ne knows and he
thinks there Is none bigger. He
looks 10 him to be shown the way
to success and has not doubt that
he will reach It following such
guidance.
Even moro important than the
boys own father to whom he has
been used all his life and cannot
look upon as superman is this
boss" who represents power. au-
thority and achievement,
An office boy usually starts TO
work around 10 or II years, SO
young that everything IN the office,
good or bad, leaves its impression
upon hir. To the older men about
A careless phrase, coarse EXPIRES
sion or show OF temper, or even a
real compliment, Is All In a days
work and soon forgotten But In
the boys mind II sticks. The maxi
ing OF a man, somc sort of man,
goes on--just according 70 the tone
of the office and the men In 1t.
one such boy started working in
the summers from necessity and
pluck when 10 years old. lie Is still
a little boy and luckily, he found
his lines set in happy places For
three vacations now he has worked
for the same firm, He feels him
self part OF the firm and 1, Is be-
cause the firm makes him feel he
is II necessary part that he Is so
welded to II.
II cost the boss little effort or
exaggcratlon one time when he told
the boy:
1T was a good thing for us. Bob
when we found you"
And yet the high stepping that
Bob did on hts way home that night
as well as the fast stepping in or
der to tell his parents ns soon as
he could. would make any boss sec
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30

Have you ever attended a l'er'
ary" dinner? They are rather ap'
paling affairs TO those who cny
have a smattering OF literary Eno|.'
edge, and l confess that although
| am not a novice. l have occasion
ally been somewhat awcd at me
learning displayed. But ] couiq
never make the mistahe--nor !
imagine. could you-which was
made by certain woman whom
the American poet, James Whll,
comb Riley, once took into dinner on
certain literary occasion
The conversation turned on whau'
Ger. and at last the woman "hS'
pered TO Mr. Riley.
who is this Mr.. Chauycr they re-
talking so much about? Is he very
popular in society," .,.,..
Madam replied is.!cy InNl
man did something which forever
shuts him out OF society.
Dear met exclaimed the AdE
What was that"
He died 500 years ago. ropIieu
Riley. .--Ans London.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30

the effect of cnCouragcment. ana
persuade him "A compliment now and
then - relished by all ages.
When this boy found that some
one IN his family had placed an
order with another firm that his
might have filled, he resented II, and
when something went wrong with
the order he said Next time
trade with us That could not
have happened in our firm"
lie boosts for the busneSS: ne be-
lleves In his firm, and he is an as
set worth holding and worth build
ing up,
This boy is not an exception. even
though ne happens to be little
man, for most all boys respond to
SOOd treatment, and . hcss can do
no greater work than to get close
to his office boy.
BE interested in his welfare, his
schooling, his home, II he is happy
he glad, II ne has a sorrow, II is
real, show sympathy. 1t is a great
chance for boss. or an office.
Watch but family and you can see
developments. He grows just as
you show him Atho way. either by
word or example.
Next to taking a boy into your
home to rear as your own. a boy in
your office Is your greatest oppOr-
tunity. Many a boy is made great
Just that way. and many another
receives no inspiration and no help
and Is made--dlffeTent!
What kind Of a boss are you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
Benny's Notebook
BY LEE PAPE.


I was late for supir aEeu today
and l opened the frunt door Easy
and looked in 10 see IL they was
eating wich they was, me think.
ing. @, pop will be mad as onythlng.
wlch jest then had iioer.
thinking. G., / know wat, ll' snok
up and lay down in my he'd a vile
and then / can tell him I was lay.
ing down in my room and 80 won,
be a story.
And I snuk up stairs at Ito a
could so they wOuldcnt skr'eE ts
mutch. wich they sKrccked Eooi
eel cnyways ony nobody herd them
on account OF making so mutch
noise eating, and | went in my room
and laid down In my bed n vile and
then | went and called down over
the hannisters, Hay mn, hay ma.
and ma called up. Well for good.
Miss sake. is that you Benny ware
are you and ware have you ben?
Is suppid rcddy? l called down.
Come down hecr immeedluy pop
called up.
wich l did. rubbing my eyes as 4
| fhawt was still sleepy and op
sed. Ware have you bin2
Laying down in my room ! scd
How long has suppir bin reddy
sed.
III ask the questions sed pop
how long have you bin up there2
Sir? sed Ever sints l came in
| sed.
And wen was that? sod pop.
We'll, as soon as | came lu / went
rite up. l sed, aud pop sad. Wei.
would you mind giving me "a ruiz
estimate Of Jest how long ago that
was?
/ cant tell ixactly. ! sed, and pop
sed, Well / can, because J hap
pened 20 look in your room about
10 minnits ago and you were con-
splcuous by your absents. Mrenng
I wasent there. and / scd We'll. !
don't think It was more than 10
minnints ago.
Neither do I sed pop, jest take a
sect in the corner over there ,l,I we
get throo and then you can have
some II there's eny left.
Wich there was, not being ho.
eny more but still being Kind Of
warm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30

friday, september 30, 1921
This Is not a fortunate r... ,.
oording TO astrology. Altho4al .r,,j
ter is In beneflc aspect. Stfrrr F,''
mates In evil power. '"'
The morning should bo f4r,..,...
for business Initiative and .H.'|S
bring large profits % all v.. '
ris6s wisely
There Ia most prom..... .s...
fCT Ia, President or some ... ..
high place for he will ga. ........
world fame.
civic honors for o. dIa.m....t..,
soldier are fore'oll by tn. .....
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
Champion SD,llcr.

4 woman went 10 her provision
dealer to pay her hill knowing the
man pretty we'll she said:
Il had quite laugh over the way
someone in your shop spells salm-
on, and she pointed out on the
bin the item three pounds psalm
on"
Tho grocer looked at it and said
in tone Of contempt for such iE-
norance:
That's the work OF new book %
keeper, but he's got to learn 10 sno'l
correctly II he wants to stay with
me. Let me correct the bill, madam"
Taking n pen. he drew several
lines through the word and wrote
above II "sammon."
There, madam" ne said com
p'acently. handing back the bill.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30
No liclicf In Slrht.

For some time the 6-ycar-old boy
Of a Philadelphia man, the third In
the family has found Il his duty
10 sift the family ashes, as his
brothers did before him. one
morning the kiddio was told that a
baby had arrived whereat tho
youngster looked very much
pleased
And" continued the father, as
ne observed the pleased expression
on his SONS COuntenance, "it's a nice
little girll'
The boys smile vanished instant
er. "a girl" ne exclaimed dis
gusted. Must I always slft ashes7"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30

Brown had AZ last obtained tho
correct recipe for home brew" and
had spent considerable time In pre-
naring the first batch Of IL. He
had placed It on a shelf in the pan
try. Ton days later he looked for
II and Il was gone.
Mary. where IL the kettle |
placed in the pantry about ten days
ago." he asked his wife.
why. n sat there so long
thought IL had spoiled and / threw
II out she replied.
And the. haven't spoken TO one
another since.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-30

at a vegetarian banquet about the
matcriahstic quality OF the age
When / was a boy" ne said,
"and a young fellow would be start
ing out 20 seek his fortune his
mother would say TO him with tears
IN her eyes:
BE good be good
But the mother of TODAY in tho
same circumstances sjaps the young
fellow on the back, blows cloud
~ clgaret smoke in his face and
says:
Whatever you do, make good
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Oklahoma Outbursts
ny OTIS LOHroH.

Eopubtrnns Of Arkansas are figuring ON
what woman candidate for congress can 81, boz
% strong democratic district
Tulsa lady critezss the picture. Attain 80
Au1iul. Probably because 10 IF not a4 naughty
a th' original STORY 5,nnlllor wrote
It hos iur' about gotten ep 100 thle country
'hn' WHOM man UIut do anything .,so ho can
knock Tho present generation. observes the Ial.
las HrWa
A9 No undrls'pud tho point raised ON motion
f1r a U"w trill lu a. criminal rusr at Musfogce
f De- lu"'h.'ai for Judge TO- lecture jury on
lfs duties
Another thing we can't understand ,s the
prejudice dguIu4f Iud hair. \ communication
sent thm cubum asks The throc KS to lnFe8ti-
g''n in" attentions uf real estate man 90 "a
red haired glu
The influence VI the mind oyer matter ia or-
f'i'd Hs 10 cure for snoring A Tulsa lady SAYS
10 you VIII jus' think hard enough. and repeat.
u won't Huorc' uuul you iul asleep. that you -
NOT saw single stick of wood al night.
Tho Rr ON South Main Referring back 10
~" Huro'rppo on her birthday. says she finds
That tho prediction that much depends upon
The support of the prrsa has been Justified up
Go l2h pouud8 por square .uch.
This colyum hos received from NJ G. Hale
a very strong argument iu support Of buying
TuiHl. Wady. goods, but the f.ut find with
10 ig that Ng Hale i8 not sufficiently definite
and particular. Tho chemist tells w there are
some Tulsa made-goods wc had better lay OK ot
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lust Folks
THINNING on RILEY.

IhhN hiNS VIZ
Oh, | always think OF Riley when the frost
comes back again
And the pumpkins yellow glory cheers tho
weary hearts of men,
with the apples rips for eating and the crate
fire shedding cheer
always think OF Riley FOR ne lov5d this
time OF year.
wish that ! could Sing It as he sang II long
ago,
The beauty ot the orchards and the woods
whore colors glow,
Tho olucknB OF the chickens and the tur-
keys In a flock,
when the frost Ia on the punkiu and the
folders In the shock
Now the glory OF the harvest - about us
everywhere
And thcrS's something appetiains in the frag-
rance OF the air,
But there's only one thing missing, old Jim
Riley should be here
To revel In the sp!endor, TOR he loved this
time OF year.
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Il think know who shot my wife
but I'm afraid { say anything fer
fear he'll poison my cow" said Try
Bentley t'day Miss Tawney Apple
has a cousin that's thirty-nine yeags
ole an he's never been on railroad
tra!ns since tn rates went up.
Copyright National Newspaper Service.
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