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New-York tribune., 1922-07-27


The gamblers and vice interests,
Mayor Hylan has informed The Trib-
une, have subsidized newspaper men
who are attacking his administration,
and once more our whole day is prac-
tically ruined.
Newspaper work, we are now almost
entirely convinced, Is just one disillu-
sionment after another. Years ago, when
we used to waver in our resolve to be-
come a great journalist people would
bolster up our sagging determination
by warning US of the scarlet tempta-
tions that beset the ways Of news
paper men.
Once we thought we were a pretty
good reporter, with fair ability to
chase things out of concealment, but
though we have beaten the coverts
from end to end. day after day, we
never have flushed single tempta-
tion. We might as we'll clerk in
wholesale dry goods house so far as
allurements to sin are concerned.
And now we discover that the gam
blers have been paying US and our col
leagues to laugh at the Mayor. That
sounds like the almost perfect job, but,
so far, we have received no remunera-
ton, and from the frantic efforts Of
our colleagues to borrow dollar each
pay day eve we doubt whether they
have been subsidized heavily, either.
There's something wrong with the
system. There is only one thing for a
dcfrauded wage slave to do and that
is walk out. We walk out.
Hereafter, we inform the gambling
and vice interests of the city, Mayor
Hylan is ruled out of The Tower during
our term of Office unless we receive our
back pay at once-preferably in small,
unmarked bills.
Baparta rs at the point Of breaking
'oith the German government. We
,0ouldnt be surprised almost uny dan
noW to see oil the German stutes seoede
in body.
The mobilization of the militia is
termed national farce" by John L.
Lewis, head of the striking coal miners.
It's too bad to present farces for the
strikers after their appetites for satiric
comedy had been whetted by the
coroner's inquest into the Herrin
massacre.
When ace organize zoe think veil join
the cloakmnkers' union. TAe only way
'oe erer learn that They're been back at
'oorh is through the announcement that
They're Wolked out once more.
Augustus Thomas, we learn from a
headline, has just been appointed
"Overlord of the Theater." In other
words, Mr.. Thomas has been placed in
control to keep the censor from taking
charge, but we doubt whether his ap-
pointment will satisfy those who clamor
for censorship of the stage. Mr..
Thomas has one fault that no profess
sional purifier of an art should have.
He knows his Job.
| After all, it's hard to become recon
ciled to the necessity for censorship
by humans when you think what the
Creator puts up with. F.F. ".
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
Out of the Question

Who the worlds greatest women
are will never be decided. Nobody
can be found with enough nerve to
act as judge.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
England's Air League e

England recognizes that air power
IS her first line Of defense. Her navy
takes. second place. The English Chan
mel and the North Sea no longer pro-
tect her. Air power dominates sea
power to-day.
But England has been forced to
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
The TowGr
G A It B I R D s

RDS
T SAID: "Now will I blind my
L eyes
To robin nests beneath the caves;
Be deaf when fedgling hunger
cries
Bid me: BE quickl Look through
the leavesp
"For intimacy with the birds
Means only pain and pain again;
mo sparrow falls are lovely words
That heal not sparrow, finch or
wren.
"And since I may not take their
part,
And guard their nests or mend
their wings,
I'll build a screen about my heart
And draw a sheath around it's
strings"
The catbirds with their fatal flair
Appeared, and eyed me and the
house,
And with a bold, determined air
Discussed us from the lilac boughs.
They built so near | had to pass .
Their nest upon my garden beat;
And when tip. .toed DER the grass,
AS man to man our eyes would
meet.
To-day there was a sudden hush
l did not have to look; knew
No birds were there. Beneath the
bush
Their eggs, in bits, shone greeny-
blue.
And feathers, too, dark stained and
torn,
We're there; but, overhead, one
slim
Gray bird perched, huddled mute,
forlorn,
Or cheeped her grief from limb
to limb.
Will never days pass by ungrayed
By useless pity? / am sick
Of being sad. :. / feel the blade
Of circumstance too near the
quick.
w.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27
It's All-Inclusive

us AII-IncIuSIVe
Sir: Is the Interborough in its ad-
vertisement, "See the wild animals, the
worlds greatest zoo," speaking Of
Bronx Park or the Interborough?
BAKE.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

AS matter Of fact, If the old ia
miliar wetness were to return to this
Land Of the Free, we suppose it would
be years and years before orthodox
liquor could wean away the major part
of the population from It's taste for
anilne dye and fusel oil.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

Vodka has been restored to respecta-
bihty IN Russia, but 1Ue doubt Ohether
it 1oiu haze the least effect on q popu-
lation that has indulged in Lenine and
Trotsky for the last fe1o gears.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

You gotta hand 1t to the subways
these days. They're doing their best
to keep US out in the open air.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

Owned by New Tcrk Tribune Ync. Scw York
Cor,y adca. Published daily. ogien Reid. PreSi-
6ess. G.. Vernon Rogers. Vice President; Helen
Rogers Resd, Sesxetsry: r. T. Msxncia. Treasurer
Ad4fsss. Tribune Building. i5s Nassau street. New
Sosx- TeeSloae. Beekman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-27

After all, it's hard to become recon.
clled to the necessity for censorship
by humans when you think what the
Creator puts up with. F.F. v.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
Ry MARGEnY REX.

written FOR International Sows Scryice.
NEW YORE--Do women partic-
ularly wives take thlnGa too scr.ous-
ly2 The question l8 prompted by
statements made in tho Garland
case, now ngitntlng supposedly stnid
New England. Tho story la one OF
wealth, soulmatea and philosophy.
Every time you assume someone
elsos responsibility you take Tat
much out OF your own life, and out
OF the other persons, that is essen
tai to your own, or to his own'
development"
SO much for tho newer and freer
love. 40 lived and preached by
Charles Garland, Of North Carver,
Mass. tho youth who once rejected
fortune OF million. but finally
accepted II to give away.
Garland ~ not Interested In ac-
cumulating dollars. The personal
equation divcrts him more, and In
II he finds adventure not to- he
equalcd by tho boarding or spend
ing of wealth.
because of his inslstnncc upon
living az he thinks beet Mrs. Charles
Garland, who was Mary Wrcnn, has
left her idealistlC husband. IL she
selfish to leave, or is the blame TO
he placed elsewhere
Gnrlnnd's Fcminlnc Triangle.
Miss Lillian Conrad, Boston ar,
student and once secretary to Gar
/ lands mother, IN the chief cause OF
marital discord. with hor Garland
| lived for some time and Will live
| again. he says.
Miss Doris Benson In another
| young person who has problems OF
her own" TO work them out sh,
will try to breathe tho rareficd at
mosphere that surrounds Garland by
moving 10 u nearby farm. with
| Miss Benson Gurland's relations
have been merely friendly, not init
mate, as In tho case OF Miss Con
rad.
TO his, wife tho idea ot sharint
tho millionaire idoalist with another
woman Il nbhorrent. So she lef
him. Probably her eccentric hus
band would say she takes life to,
seriously
Marriage contracts are but empti
ness. Garland says he has found ou
In tho last few years. Every sen
toncc OF the ceremony ls replet,
with hypoorisy--and OF all poor hu
man promises the ono which pledge
to forever love and cherish IL tn,
most misleading.
No man or woman, he contends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

his attachment to an amazing young
woman who says she eska nothing
from him except his CJmuanioship.
and his pl1tonic friendship for an.
other girl who finds II necessary to
live near him.
For some one all this talk Of free
dom ana soul synpathics and throw
ing away money must he hCartreud-
ms.
This man who shuns responsible.
ties seems to be putting himself In
the way OF securing n great many Of
them. Hear his defense;
Lillian (Miss Conrad) has con-
uidcrcd what II would mean for her
to come to live with me. and that Is
her business.
81 want you 20 understand that we
are not turning our backs on Consc-
qucuCes and probabil l.tics when We
fake tho step We do. We have con-
sidcrcd what may happen and are
prepared to face our problems when
they come up. cannot tell you
what I would do. but J feet that
can lind the solution II tho occaaion
arises
"iIypoCrlsy for SIC"
Il don't ray that the marriage
ceremony IL hypocriGy for every
one, but 1t would be for me. Every
line of II. more or legs. contains an
underlying hypocrisy. hut thc prom e.
iGc To love and cherish ~ the most
dcceitful. II is not. within mans
power to promise to love and cher
ish. becauac his emotions are not
within the control of his Intellect.
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Crude Gained
for December

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
CaIomeI Good
but Next Dose
may SaIivate
1t Is Mercury, Quicksilver.
Shocks Liver and Attacks
Your Bones

Calomel salvation Is horrible. II
swclls the tongue, louscns the teeth
and starts rheumatism, There's no
reason why person should take
dckcnlng, sallvating chlomel when a
few cents buys n large bottle OF
Dudson's Liver Tone--a perfect sub
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Calomel is a dangerous drug, be-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

And It n hypocrl.y to say that II
IL Gods VIII thut two people should
be united Just because some man
reads the marrinRc service 20 them.
From tho legal point OF view
marriage must have some temporal
value. II has no lasting value. ]
think the time VIII come when oil
laws and conventions viii be ahol-
Ishcd. They win be abolished when
people become fclfe ecapccting.'
what il Now r10ut Tint? Simply
. doctrine OF acifishncss. and good
uofs knows that unultafnnt human
quality has no novclt" about II.
And what has 'ilas Conrad 70 say
Tor herself?
Love Him for Idea"
- love him for his Ideals not for
the man himself" fho states.
II will sacr ice Wr love ~ any
moment for thore idcalr. know
that Mary Wrcnn Garland, charles
wife. looks On me NJ thief, n
vampire who has atolol her lius-
hand. She hap denounced nc to my
face NJ traitor"
This strange girl can find hapoi.
ness In nu Intimate rotation with
Garland al timo whom his wife IL
expecting another child. And TO add
Insult 10 injury she Gays
II pity Mrs. G1rlnod.%
PITY ~ ono f-rr 81 contempt. But
Mrs Garland iq not TO be pitied.
People who a~e mt 10 feel this emo
ttOn FOR hor had hotter save IL for
Miss Conrad and Miss Benson who
prr Fcnrchir~ for tho "Flu bird"
and seem to have found nothing bot-
ter than Hluehenrd.
"My first duty iq - Charles" con-
tirucs Mas Conrad, end or" 10 sur
uriscd that the wort duty" IL In
her lo0-pcr-cent-for freedom vocab-
ulary.'
"frcc ~ Go Back"
Charles IL free TO * hnck t. his
first wife, whom he still loves. Hn IL
free to 70 to uny other woman,
even as he came to mo. I win share
him with anyone else, or ! Will give
hiu IN forever
None Of these. woman. vito or
swccthcnrt or p'atonir friend seems
20 feel that money means much I'm
her young life. Mrs. Garland. "a
mothers will. NAV fool that It would
he nice for her husband to providc
for his children. ard It is said that
u settlement has been made for
them.
Does Lillian Conrp1 care what
anyone thinks She docs not. thank
you lust the same, She says:
IL do not live according t. the
standards of tho world, and there
fore do not care what the world
thinks"
That's all very well ns long as
Miss Conrad IL the heroine OF the
unusual affair. But she may not al.
ways play that stellar role. Like
Mrs. Garlg~d she r'nv no F"nnlaTtod
Charles says 40 himself. Miss CON
rad has returned to her art school
at Boston temporarily TO mediate
affairs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
CREAM CLEARS A
STUFFED-UP HEAD
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Passaue-Clesrs Throat Too.

II your nostrils are cloggcd and
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Try this. Get small bottle OF
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Your clogged nostrils opcn right
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hawking or snuffling. Count fifty.
All the stufflness dryness, struggling
for breath 10 gore. You feel fine -
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

can make ruch promise, since It ls
not within the minds power to fore
tell what the heart VIII DO.
Soon ExpCcts. ChiiI.
Mary Wrenn Garland chow WIFE
like her own simple name aoundsD
has one child and expects soon to
become n mother again.
what must she think OF II all?
The rcfurnl OF her mate to accept n
million dollar estate. his denial OF
the value OF moncy. any money: and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

CIllCAGO.--lt is such Jokes ms
this I'm campus magazines that
'Broaaly m.sreprcseut' tho fair CO.
ed, according 10 the co-cds them
selvcs--and whosshould know Is thcy
shouldn't?
~ Northwestern univorsl y 500
goods held "A mass meeting To pro-
tcst against tho literary output OF
the campus publications. the chief
offenders, according to the young
women students, being Tho Purple
Parrot and the Daily Northwestern.
LENDERS OF the faculty readily
agreed with the co-eds. Prof. Frank
lin Bliss Snyder said .'fhe Purple
Parrot IL Insane and not humorous"
and that he couldn't set n laugh out
of any of the suggestive Jokes.
These Arc Jokes.
Some of tho suuibs printed In the
'atest Issues follow:
She-What are you thinking off,
He--rho samo thing you are,
dearie.
she--r won't let you. and II you
Nry I'll slap your face.
And this
According to Prof. pooley some
Of the students are so ignorant they
think the battle Of Brandywine was
fought In barroom,"
And this one, which tho goods In
slst IL grossly mlsrcproson.atlv
First Ed You've been drink
lnE whisky.
Second Cold (amatcur d,5tll-
lcr)-Thank you,
Called Too Snappv.
President Waiter Dill scott, who
has received letters from alumni
protesting against stories as too
snappy" and too highly sophisti-
Gated" announced that some action
will be taken in the immediate fu.
lurc.
James w, Egan senior buslnes,
manager OF tho purple Parrot, pro
teaed unConcern about the furor the
publication has created,
watch our smoke he said
"'rhey haven't seen anything yet"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
ASTHMA CURED BY
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How 20 Kccn Strnlght.

GLOJ CESTER, Mass Twenty
three years without missing sunday
school i1 the record of Il. j. Gcis-
slcr. Gloucestcrs assistant poet
master. Gciselcr believes Sunday
gchoul IL an effective method OF
keeping mcl IN public cfficc on th"
strrlght and narrow path There
is nothing like moral r1fesuard
such as Sunday school around you
~ ~ t'rpg." Cc'sslor dpcla""c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
OaiorS FOuRd 10 XIII
SceHt of Home BrcUer

BELLAIRE. Ohio--1Iomc brewcrs
ore expected TO erect n monument to
man whose discovery became pub
lie property waen police raldcd his
home, confiscated his hcc.-making
apparatus.
The mash was found b. contain
both onions and sugar.
"EXport8" said the onions would
XIII the odOr OF alcohol thus pre-
venting the maker from being given
awav."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
TRY SULPHUR ON
AN ECZEMA SKIN
Costs Little and Overcomes
Trouble Almost Over
Night

ANY breaking out ot the skin, oven
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Ii seldom fails to relieve the tor
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skin trouble should obtain small
lar OF Mentho-Sulphur from any
good druggist and use II like cold
cream.--Advertlsement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
Charles Garland Says:

II think tho time viii come
when all laws and conventions
viii be abolished. They viii be
abolished when people become
self-respocting.
The marriage ceremony
every line OF Il. more or less.
contains an underlying hypoc-
risy, but tho promise to love
ccltful
deccitful.
at ~ hypocrisy to say that
Il Is Gods will that two pco-
plo should be united Just be-
cause rome man reads the
marriage service to them"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
what Garland and Portion of
Triangle Think of MARRIAGE
LlIIlnn Conrnd Snls:


II love Charles Garland for
his idealg---nOt for the man
himself
Il will Facrificc my love Rt
any time for those ideals.
MY first duty is TO Charles.
lie is free to go back to his
wife, whom he still loves. lie
In free to go to any other
woman, even as he came To
mo. ! viii share him with any
one else. or ! viii give him up
forever. II all depends on his
spiritual growth.
ITO accept money from the
man | love would dcstroy the
ldcalIsm OF our relations.
viii 20 out and dig in the
streets before cheaper my
self by being paid for my af-
fectlons."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Hurry mother! A teaspoonful Of
California Fig Syrup" today may
prevent q sick child tomorrow. IL
your child Is constipated, bilious,
feverish, fretful, has cold, collie. or II
stomach IA sour. tongue coated,
breath bad, remember good
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

Anti Bolsh Captain: How did you
keep our stores from being broivn
into when the town was captured
by the government troops?"
Anti -Bolsh Lieutenant: We put
sign in the Baths -
Lexicon Weekly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
S,,runkcn Values.

TWO darkcy boys In southern
city met on the stroet each wear
Ing a new suit ono asked; "Nig-
Eer. how much do tncy set you
back for dem closH'
"Fo'ty dollahs." was theeresponse'
"Fo'ty dollahse"
"Yes, fah, foty dollahs'
Look at me-" said the first. Use
got on cult watts mos pcrsactly
like yourn, and | don't pay but ten
dollahs tuh mine. Somebody shore
flimflammed you"
The pussessor OF the forty dollar
suit took hold Of one of the coat
sleeves OF the ten dollar suit and
pulled on IL. IL stretched Then
straiehtening up he sAid see here,
boy. the fust big raln yo' gets
aetchcd out In dat roa; OF yourn
is gwlne to say Goodbye, niger,
fom now on l'sc gyine be you
NCstl"
Islands off the Corsican coast
were recently offered for sale AT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12
CO-Eds Raving
at Joke Books

First Ed--Whnt are you going
10 wear 10 tho prom
Hecond Co Ed don't know. Tvc
dccidsd oa nothing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

"physic- laxative is o;,en all that I,
necessary.
Genuine California Fig Syrup"
has directions for babies and chill
Grcn printed on the bottle. Say
california" or you may get an i'm
ltation fig syrup. Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-12

ifyou were n see an actual blood test made
on all people who arc III, weak. thin. nervous
and generally rundown. you would probably
be greatly astonishcd at the exceedingly large
number who lack iron and whose troubles are
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iron Is supplied a multitude OF dangerous
symptoms disappear.
For centuries scientists tried in vain to make
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10 that you may now obtain pure organic iron
like the iron in your blood from any
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