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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
The Woman Who LOved--and Earned
Il

was bound to seek comrades else
whore.
But in a week had to go through
another Gethsemane. This time II
was worse II anything, principally
because Robert was not so penitent.
He treated it more lightly, and
laughed little when | told him
was afraid he would make 1t a
habit.
1t hurt, too, to have anyone else
Know Roberts weakness. even
though II were only Mary. She had
a toothache and had crept down to
the bathroom to see IL the hot water
would relieve her. Robert had lust
come in our door was open and
she heard my shocked explanation; I;
so she stopped 10 ask IL there was
something wrong--and found out
there was.
| would be tolerant. | would keen
my hold on Robert better so, and I
pretended 10 Mary that II was moth
ing, that l had no sort OF fear
for Robert. And at times did dis
miss him, everything but my work.
my ambition, from my mind.
The next day Mary said:
Better give me your Job, Gerry,
and stay homo with that good look
/ ing husband OF yours. He's too
young to be running around with
out "A chaperon. You're a good girl.
all right, aud think you are doing
what's right. But take 1t from little
Mary, you're going to get an awful
Jolt some day"
I'm not afraid"
mo, but Gerry. some one may get
hold of him one Of these days, some
ono who won't let go. There are
women Gerry who don't stop at moth
ins to mako fools OF men and get
what they want. And It's good
women, women like you what have
got TO show them whore they get
off"
For answer only smiled. I could
hardly have explained In words, per-
haps | myself scarcely knew Just
why / trusted Robert 80 completely.
! loved him OF course. but this faith
that | was. that ] always would be
the only woman for him was quite
another matter, And as for his
faults why, l wouldn't have him
perfect, if--only he wouldn't drink.
To he honest I was rather afraid
Of that.
Don't grin like that. a lot you
know about mon, You have done
nothing but sell hats since you was
rs. II you'd more time for beaux
YOU wouldn't be so darn positive
that Just calling yourself Mrs.
made IL sure your Mr. wouldn't go
on still hunt II he felt himself
neglected" Mary insisted.
Robert isn't neglected" replied
with spirit. "And l don't see why
you always take his part and preach
at me-"
IT'S because love you Gerry"
she said.
Tomorrow--Mary Gives Gerry
New Bear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
The H0rOscope
Tbs stars Incline but DO not coino,-
tCpt. 1891 By Mcclure Newspspsr synd,

Mars is In benefic aspect TO-DAY
according TO astrology. The SIN
sheds friendly rays, but Uranus ia
strongly adverse.
All the planetary intucrre
should be stimulating in the nod
ing, making for sanguino Ian
that should bring success. Y
Constructive enterprises of s..-'
sort are well directed and it sr..Is
be easy to secure financial sunuot,
for them.
Great honor FOR an army office,
is prognosticated, but he will .p.
the most bitter enmity II ne .r
vepts Il, for the stars directing In.
dlcate serious consequences
his should be an auspiciour rul,
Of the stars under which 20 scek
political appointments or position.
of distinction.
Men who seek employment ,1J,y
have fairly promising direction r..
the planets, but women will not b,
fortunate.
Uranus is In a place believed In
cause men and women TO lool on
the dark side OF life. Faultfindips
and criticism are supposed to bc en-.
Couraged.
The planetary government is n ,s.
unfavorable to domestic happiney
Warning is given against IL
danger OF too much Questioning Of
motives where human relations ar.
involved, for the seers predict tina,
there will be many divorces based
on psych o-analysis.
The Moon opposed to Mercur,
threatens treaty disputes for IN,
United states and one OF these NAV
be serious.
Warning is given that a statesman
will arise in this country TO cause
trouble by impulslveness and stub.
bornness.
Many strange deaths will occur
! in the next few months, for N,
crime tendency will not be checked
| for some time.
Women must safeguard their live,
az we'll as their property until the
| planetary government changes and
| It is foretold that 1t may be some
| time before the after-war madnes.
Is overcome.
Holland is still subjec. 70 intln
ences that may cause serious prob
lens for the country.
Persons whose birthdate ~ I.
should safeguard tho health during
the coming year. There may he a
| tendency to get into litigation and
this should bc resisted
Children born on this day should
he active, persevering and indus,ri.
| Gus. These subjects OF Pisces ar,
generally very fortunate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
Barometer of Public Opinion


Editor World desire 10 correct mistake In
tho report of an address made at the city club
on saturday The world quoted me a. saying
that In my opinion the income tax law would he
declared unconstitutional The reporter must
have misunderstood my remarks. what | aid
was that the consiltutiouulty Of certain portions
~ the law was now being qucstioncd In the
supreme court. These cases involve the right
of congress- to tax az income profits on the sale
uf capital assets There IL pending
which questions tho constitutonality OF the tax
na whole. Tho question OF whether the un-
rousiitutonaliy of part ~ the tax would
render an income tax law Invalid as n whole
was left open In the income tax case In 1894;
but ms I said in my address. the decisions OF the
supreme court In the past few years would in
diDpto that the question is now closed. and that
the uuconstitutlouatty Of certain portions Of the
law would not affect the balance OF the law.
Tho solicitor general Ia January said that the
eases now pending FOR decisions are the most
important cases submitted to the court in the
past ten years, and II the government loses the
cases, immense refunds will be necessary TO the
taxpayers. and the government will have TO
look To larger excise taxes and other sourccn
OF income.
but the constltutionaty Of the income tax law
n whole is now In question
Tulsa, March o. PHILIP KATES.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
TULSA THE PEACEFUL.

While Germany and tho allies are evidently
preparing 10 go to It again, and the Russian
reds are being fought to fraazcl and Panama
and Costa Rca are being properly disciplined,
and Japan Is being given and object lesson In
firm government that ought TO prove valuable
to her the war in Tulsa IL about over and wo
are getting ready to build large packing
plant history merchandising building aud
close up tho "jako" drug stores,
This is as 1t should be. Presently Tulsa ~
going TO swing into. the greatest forward stride
It has ever Known. Many building projects
will be put under way and the city will 20 for
ward as never before The ensuing l2 months
should mark the commencement OF II score OF
great construction enterprises. including the
new hotol and the spavnaw water project
which win mean that tho population OF Tulsa
In 1880 win show great proportonate gain
as It did during tho last decenial. The future
uever looked better
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
Why the Editor Left Town.

Somebody sent the editor OF the
Poketown Gazette a few bottles Of
home brew, The same day he re-
Ceived for publication wedding
announcement and public sale no.
tice. Here are the results: WIN.
smith and Miss Lucy Anderson were
disposed Of at public auction at my
farm one mile east Of a beutiful
cluster of roses on her breast and
two white calves, before n back
ground of farm implements too nu-
merous to mention in the presence
Of about 20 guests, including one
bob-sed Rev. Jackson tied the
milch cows. six mules and one nup-
tial knot with 200 feet OF hay rope
and the bridal party left on one
good John Deere gang plow for an
extended trip with terms TO suit pur-
chaser. They will be at home to
their many friends with one good
baby buggy and a few kitchen uten-
sils after 10 months from date OF
sale to some responsible parties and
somo 90 chickens. Grove sun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
WANTS TO CHANGE
DIVORCE LAWS
Would Prohibit Granting
of Decree for One Year
After the Trial

CHICAGO. March 6.--Abolition of
the restriction which prohibits re-
marriage of divorced couples for
one year IL urged ny Judge George
Fred Rush, who while sitting on the
bench In the divorce branch OF the
circuit court has listened to 1000
martial cases.
Il am in favor OF the abolition OF
the restriction which prohibits re-
marriage OF divorced couples for
one year" he stated yesterday, "but
I'm also an advocate OF the pas
sage OF more drastic restriction TO
take It's place.
THE new law should prohibit
judges from granting divorce de-
cree until the expiration OF ~
months after the hearing of the evil
dence. ANY one who married dur
ing tho year in which the suit was
pending would then he guilty OF
bigamy and could be punished ac-
cordingly.
''The legislators should under
stand" he said, that these second
marriages amount to nothing less
than trial marriages. and that upon
either Of the couple growing dis
satisfied 1t must be annulled by the
courts, without the offenders being
liable to punishment"
Judge Rush advocates a law max
Ing insanity a valid cause for di-
vorce. Two things, he said, were
largely responsible for the steady
Increase In marital failures
less marriages and the ability OF
women to support themselves by
their own efforts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
Oklahoma Outbursts

Two priyatos in the Costa Rlqan have been
Killed boo battle. Tho other one executed a safe
retreat
suing"ncy $40 The money market O. being felt
90 'FWulr',. \ man WAS Killed last week for
trying ty collect q s. debt.
Perhaps Senator Mcphcrren is really only
attempting 30 impress upon the public that Tulsa
F" actually oklnhomns financial center
Un'oas tho committee files IT, Impeachment
charges soon. Loutruaut- Governor Trapn viii
h' iu position 20 plead the statutes OF Limitation.
% appears that President IIarding'a return 70
Marion Just prior 70 his inaugural was merely
fur in" purpose Of making farewell address
Zoo hs ucighburs.
To prove that women aro not a political
monaco, nu" Tulsa woman Erartously offers 20
reuuluish alI claims she may have To the post
oiiI.' iu favor Of her husband
Tho girl south Main says the reason she
'al'd or hor laH engagement ts BECAUSE the
iouus man Insisted on substituting The Chicago
'"ddln FOR The wedding march.
one Of tho "ncor" relatives of the presidont'a
family could mot oti,ud the inaugural because
she was nursing bolatud case uf nervous pros
lro'lon oyer ihr dean of hcr husband.
From the quoted statements alleged 20 have
boon made bv Judge DiggF. Judge Meseryc and
Judge W'r b'fpr" the police commissioner sat
urd.y morning iu connection with the Crum-
M'uChuW tuutrOyuIsy, thor, may bc those who
suspect Tho world lH on trial We have too
cnl hnlHuc" Of these gentlemen TO permit them
To- rest uudor ih" suspicion OF even suggesting
mat Police CummlHslonor Addison has Juris-
diotion u Tho world case.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
The Creeping Cloud.
CHAPTER XII,

was happier than ever had
been In my life. so happy that | did
not notice the slight cloud that was
slowly creeping between US. or
course there came occasional blem
ishcs on the surface OF my content.
but one cannot expect too much or
life, for instance, the first time that
Robert stayed out until midnight.
and then gave an excused considered
Inadequate. Then one night hehad
been drinking lie was not drunk
Tar from Il; but | had been sittins
up until nearly morning waiting for
him. and said things l regretted,
and aPOlogized for, the next morn
ing.
tried not TO sbe too shocked at
his appearance when finally he
came. told myself that other nun
did II. and that 1 must expect such
things once In a while-that | had
married n man, not AN angel.
helped him undress and he went
immediately to sleep while | lay
staring at the ceiling too miserable
TO do anything, too angry TO cry.
He pleaded like child for for
EiVcuoss.
"It was lonely Gerry" had re-
maincd at the shop until o'clock
helping Madame get out announce
ment cards ~ waited until hall
past ! O'Clock, then | couldn't stand
il any longer. 80 | just went out TOT
a walk. | ran into some fellows l
rurw. and wcll--you know the
rest"
Never mind, dear, you won't do
it again, | am sure as he Kissed
mo. and begged me TO forgive his
lapse. / never noticed that he made
no promises. although he was 80
pcnitent,
had said nothing about granting
him forgiveness, l though II un-
necessary after I told him ! was
sorry / had been cross the night be-
fore. Yet even then l had no idoa
that was at all TO blame for what
had happened. that my leaving Rob
ert alone so much was the principal
cause. that had ! been with him,
my companioship would have salts
fled him and that lacking me, he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
CHAMPION RECRUITER
Even Enlisted Suspicious Noun.
tainecr Who Had Taken a Shot
at Him,

WASHINGTON, March 6.---When
Edward NJ. Bentley, Chicago Law
student, enlisted in the army for the
war. he went In lock, stock and bar.
rel the whole 205 pounds Of him
He got TO France with the F'irs,
DIVISION. became Sergt. Bentley
was wounded and came home 10
conduct a singlehanded recruiting
campaign in the south that has
backed all previous exploits % the
kind off the map.
The sergeant conceived the idea
OF hiking through the Blue Ridge
mountains in search of good solder
material. He was at II ClgT
months. When he wound UP VIZ
a stay at walter Reed hospita heH
TO recover from the eXhausunr c'.
fects OF tho experience, he was sh'
54 pounds in weight, had spent 81
600 OF his own money. worn out !
pair OF army shoes, been shot at by
suspicious moonshiner, but Aa1
enrolled l,l07 recruits, 1,004 ct
whom had passed muster and are
now in the army.
incidentally, the suspicious yolts
moonshiner who took crack az
the soldier with a rifle is one OF me
recruits. Bentley talked 1t out VII.
him over a nip of the mountain dew
and said he had turned poor wh!S'
KY maker into a good soldier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
Another View OF II.

Editor World: only one little, small Tulsa
voter, but might be a mountain u feelings were
any indication OF my size This more than event
ful morning Under the heading OF Minister
seem to be fairly presented The policeman has
admitted his error and said he sorry for
n. Can he do more? Does God ask any more
than that2 Does the reverend gentleman whose
business is to lead people to repent OF their sins
(and mistakcs) believe himself Immaculate.
that he should not be molested for the crime
Of speeding on tho streets whore 80 many ac-
Cldeuts and deaths arc every day occurring, and
forfwhich we are holding our officers RESPONSE
bile, compelling them to receive without COM
pldut all the abuse that can he heaped upon
thm, shoot them if you wlsh--it does not mat
tcr-ruh away from arrest and II caught hurI
all the complimentary cpthets at the arrcsting
officer. your profession a minister will allow
Are YOU sure that YOU have not from the pulpit
denounced the officers for not enforcing the
laWr You were accused "of speeding" II YOU
were speeding YOU were breaking tho law, If
YOU were speeding. It was the officers duty 10
arrest YOU, minister or luyman. Tho officer ala
not know YOU were u minister and your own con-
duct on that occasion, evidently gave him no
light on that phase OF the subject. There can
be no doubt that the officer was greatly ag-
gravatcd, hc said SO and ne was sorry left his
siN-shooter and star prepared to submit TO ms
supCriors. This administration has tried 20 put
"A stop to the murderous practice OF speeding,
now shall we stand beside them when some one
who seems 20 think because OF their standing
or position they should have the privilege OF
doing as they please regardless OF the law; or
others safety | do not know Mr.. Mcachami
hut hc ts very highly spoken ~ as an officer,
and surely We need officers who will do their
whole duty, regardless OF what law-broakcrs,
whoever they may be may happen to thinh
cor do -.-.-. - ...,-,z
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
srHNNGr TALK INDEED

what manner OF talk i' this being INDUCED
iu Boy Nir edwin pcnbN tho new secretary OF
tho uavy' tu hIH first public utternuco, Tho
new secretary SAYS.
y may say lu general terms that my ron.
Ccptiop of tho duty of secretary ia TO 1ui
aF uu ndviprr FOO he president, the cabinet
ana CouFrcrs, md. more important Stil,
10 maintain whatever navy congress gives
uH pt tho hIEhcHl peak of power roady Tor
battle ut uuy notice
Surely not ue subordinate 20 congross7
what strange idea is th,s. that a bureau OF tho
executive department, Is subject TO tho acts ~
tho legislative department!
We fear for Secretary Dandy uo does not
appear 10 be sufficiently forward looking for
this day ana time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
Benny's Notebook

was erround at my cuzzin Artie,
house, and when / came back the
fellows was al out playing a game
or prizzners base, wich ! was jes
going to get in It and Skinny Mar
tinser, Hay Benny. your mothe.
was looking for you.
We thinking. Heck, a errant.
And / sed. Wen. how along ago?
o bout ten minnits, sed Skinny.
o. that's diffrent. / thawt you
ment she was Jest looking for mo
little vile ago, | CESS she don.
wunt we now. / sed.
And 1 got in the game. bcins q
pritty good OF a game, and wen I
got home ma sed | was looking for
you, Benny.
Aw &c ma, do I haff to go q or
rand now, aw gosh, ma, IL you wa
half as tired as / am would think
you was tired az onything, | scd.
Who sed enything about an or.
rand, Mrs. Hews was heer and v,
had some ice cream and there was
some left over and l was looking for
you TO finish It, sed ma.
o boy, ware is II? ! sed.
You mcen ware was 1t. scd ma
how long do you think ice GREEN
keeps?
Aw well G. gosh. holey smoaks
ma, wy dident you keep looking Ill,
you found me? sed, aw heck, ma
wat kind was It?
Chocklit, sed ma
Being one OF my most favorit'
KINDS, and | sed, Aw G, ma. hoiCy
smoaks hoiey cats. darn IT,
And the next time somebody tell
me ma was looking for nc III prob
erly quick run home thinking ito &C.
creem egen and It will proborly be d
crrand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

Congress deliberately gave tho retiring pres
idont splendid opportunity 10 hro parting
shot ~ free trado and international propa-
gnnda, lIa veto or the emergency tariff may
yet come to figure as campaign document In
some future presidential struggle. Free trade
IL the most appealing and impossible OF all the
idonlialc impracticalltlos. u Is socialism In It's
most refined form
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
Follow Up Health Campaign

WASHINGTON. March ca ioi,
low-up campaign TO determine .'.
results OF the cure of rcmcdlh' 'L
defects in school children has h'l
launched by the public health self
ice. Nobody now knows, tho dooci,
tors assert, If tho great bonc''c,.aa..
effects that were expected .A,s
been produced. 1t Is proposed ~
keep watch on such children lg
several years and information iIIu,l4
any source on the point is solicited
by the federal officials.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

MusKoGce is going to keep on boosting its
,ity-managcr government until It arousos the
desire In some Of It's ncighhors to take a whirl
at It. whether is the form Of the charter or
Tho man who has been placed at the head of
affairs that is deserving nll the praise. is the
thing that gives some OF us pause. We fancy
the right man at the head of the old alder
manic form could and would render efficient
and satisfactory government,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

Tho low awnings ought TO 80. II is impossi.
bI, for slN-root man 60 walk along the side.
walks In tho business district and preserve any
degree of dignity at all Tho present awnings
arc darncd near as low us ,ho vomcnH skirts
hrc hsh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

Senator Joe sherman is In the position Of old
dog Tray, Ito can take his time about IT, but
is under the necessity OF eventually making am
explanation. When a republican deliberately
sets In with the Bourbons TO play dospicaulc
and dishonest game, explanations In large
quantity are In order. Tho entire state wants
to know who Senator shermans advisers arc-
or we're.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
Daily Biblical Quotation
Ninr,h L

WHTVN 7,
There arc dlversltlcs OF operations but u B"
the same COD which wurkcth all In ALL. Cor
xii. g.
form tho light. ana create darkness make
peace, and create evil, I tho Lord do All ih'a"
things,-lsa XIV T.
AN Is OF God that is and In 10 be,
And God iB good" Let this suffice uI sill.
Resting In childlike trust upon His viii,
Who moves to HIS great ends, unihwhried ny
the ILL., II. e.. whittier.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

The allies announce that the Germans are TO
be given the last word next Monday. The Ger
mans have been getting the last dord for three
years. We are convinced that premature
penco Is a lot worse than war fought TO It's lc-
gtImato ond. The world has had all OF the
peace without victory" that II can stand.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

Travellers IN central Europe say that want and
luxury rub elbows. There Is both hunger and
an excess Of revelry, Win some ono please OK
plain why America should be sacrificing TO feed
tho poor In central Europe that the rich Of
central Europe have pauperEed' Just anybody
may answer the question, but We prefer 20 hear
from Mr. Herbert Hoover.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07
ForestaIIinr the Profitccr.

BUENOS AIRES, March o. ,,..
vate motor car owners here nav
formed limited liability corp oI,SSo
ton with a capital OF l,OOV.ygy
pesos. in order 10 secure indepena
ence of the profiteers. The orsan,
aztion will furnish garage ser
oil, gasoline and supplies to m'''
bers at cost prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

A recently patented swing for
young children terminates in A fab
ric pocket with holes through which
a chlld's legs are thrust 10 permit
II to kick the device about or walk
as far as the ropes OF the swing al
low
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

In other words, Japan Is giving up and CIV
Ing out nothing. "IIayings is keepngs" with
the Mikado and his cohorts, What England
didn't want Japan dd and got That about OK
plains the disposition Of lose islands and ter.
ritory In the windup Of the war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

Congressman Chandler was sincere In beev-
ing that he should be looked up to by the new
republican members from oklahoma, but he
spoiled an awfully good story by contracting n
violent case Of cold feet at critical moment.
Congressman Gcnsman. from tho Sixth appears
TO have pulled down the bacon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

This hoy bank robbcr from Chicago by tho
name OF Dalton, who Ia heF oklahoma In not
envlous az all. but oklahoma once had some
real artists In Who bank robbing line by the
name OF Dalton. Perchanoc the Chicago boy Is
Of the Oklahoma line, We should like TO have
particulars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-07

II is no longer a matter Of national impor-
tance but the public Is suu curious TO know
lust what it was that allied Woodrow Wilson
during the last is months OF ms adm,uisgya-
ton. won't the rear doctor kindly write a
book as a sort Of companion piece to the ono
col. House IL writing Both OF them ought to
be among the best sellers