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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
SEN. REED FLAYS
ALL INTOLERANCE
Legions Must Now Fight
to Make America Safe
for Americans

ST LOUIS. Mo, Nov. IA
warning 70 combat all un-Amerlcen
Influence In the United states today
and plea to those who fought
four years ago 10 make America safe
for democracy. TO now fight 10
mako America safe for America" T"
was the keynote OF the speech de-
liyored here by United States Sem
ator James a. Reed at the Armiatlce
day celebration staged by tho local
American Legion posts.
You who were willing 10 fight
and die" said Senator Reed TO the
ex-Soryico men, for the stars and
stripes and for American liberty.
should be willing now to live tor
the flag and liberty. ! now call on
YOU who fought 90 make America
safe FOR democracy. TO make America
safe for America.
The serpent ~ prescription
which has crawled down from the
dark ages has wrapped It's scaiey
coils around the pillars OF American
Justice and has thrust its forked
tongue into the face OF the Goddess
of Liberty. Any man VINO viii pro-
scribe another because OF race or
religion is not familiar with the
principles ot American liberty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
Chiffon Velvet I'm Demand

Chiffon velvet is by far the lead
Ing fabric In demand for evening
wear purposes at the present time.
The market Is practically bare OF
supplies OF all colors. with all avail
able sources being thoroughly
combed for black. Manufacturers
are sold far ahend, and iobbers are
securing substantial premiums on
what small stocks they have. Ono
of tho results OF the tremendous
vogue for this pile fabric IL the
lcssoncd demand for canton crcpes.
satin cantons ana crepe de chine,
which has recently been fclt. These
continue to lead In the silks which
are selling at the moment. but a
substantial falling off In them Is
traced 20 tho time when tho chiffon
velvet vogue was clearly demon.
stratcd. The question now appears
TO be whether or not this vogue will
last ;h5 entire winter season. Some
silk men say that the crepes Will
come back strong for evening wear
late In the season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
WHITE BELIEVED
VICTIM OF POISON
Police Find Him Dead
After Call to Home of
George Cole
SAY BOTH DRINKING
Cole Held BY Police Pending
Outcome Of Investigation;
Doctor Not Called

Horny White. 4O 1891 North
Detroit teaWster, died ~ poison
ing Hf about 400 O'Clock sunday
afternoon ~ tho nome OF "a neigh
bor GEORGE cole who lives ~ New
ton and North Detroit cole. who is
being held FOR investigation by the
police iu connection with the death
said he believes that White COM
mi'tod suicide
According TO colo ana his wife.
White came so thoir homo about
2.30 o'clock hnd asked 10 come in.
saying that he mad been poisoned
Tho police were notified at 4.30 and
Motorcycle Officers Davis and Wlnu.
icsp0nling to the call discovered
tho man ia bed at Coles home,
io1d They ani1 that tho Coles had
neglected 10 cIll % doctor or notlfv
the police until two hours after
white came TO their place, The Of
ficUrs say that Cole was intoxicated
when they arrived at the house.
Both cole and his wife, Officers
4ny, expressed tho belief that white
hod taken poison because OF trouble
he had been having with his wife
who. they say, ran away sunday
morning with n palntor by tho name
OF Powell.
The police were dissatisfied with
Coles explanation Of tho situation
and suspect that corn whisky may
have had something 20 do with
whites death. Cole was drunk at
the time of Whites death, they say.
and the Coles declared that White
was also drinking when he came to
their home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
OFFICER REFUSES
T0H0NOR PARDON
Prison Secretary Won't
Free BLACKS" for Lieu
tenant Governor

JACKSON. Miss. Nov ~. Score.
t1ry j j. Conan Of the state prison
b0ard. yesterday refused to honor
two pardons Issued 20 two negro ne
term o. uy Lieut. Gov II. ". Casteei
acting governor OF Mississippi. in
tho absence OF GOV. Lee VI. Russell
who was la Memphis attending n
football game.
The governors sCcretary. Macy
Dinkins declared the Lieutenant gov
eruor called on him and asked for
"a number OF pardon blanks which he
refused TO give him The acting
executive In then said TO have pre-
pared some forms and after having
bcon fillcd In presented to secretary
Of state j. W. Power for his sigma.
turc. Power refused to tho request
until advised by Atty.-Gon. Frank
RobcrSon n was his duty to attest
them provided the governor was out
ot the state rowcr then signed
them and stamped them with the
seal Of the state.
According 20 official circles at the
capital. the legality Of the action Of
the acting executive will be de-
tcrmlned In the courts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
AMNESTY PARADE
GETS A SETBACK
Parade Stopped When It
Reached Point Near
the White House
INVALIDATED PERMIT
But Merchants Held Opcn-air
Meeting in Public
Square

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 Peii.
TONERS for general amnesty for Inn
prlsoncd vlolHiora OF war laws
utilized tho spirit ~ Armistice day
IN another endeavor 90 Influence
President Harding 20 pardon tho 90
men Hili serving sentences under
the espionage net.
with band ~ five rIoDos play.
ing The M1rHcillai8o' aud two color
bearers carrying American flags a.
the head. the amnesty seekers, more
than lwO hundred strong ana with
bluucr.. dosrondod upon the White
House soou after tho president Ind
returned from Arlington whore he
had rian wreath aH tho tomb %
tho unknown soldier ThCy h1g OBJ
tanned u permit to parade on Penn
rylyanln avenue before tho white
House grounds bat after doing this
they turned into West Executive ave-
nue. toward the White House offices
aud their troubles began.
The proccssi0u proceeded quietly
until % reached the entrance 10 the
grounds near the executive officcs
when huskcy park police Lieutenant
stepped out, ChOkCd OF the band Ia
the midst of onward Christian
Soldiers and Informed tho leaders
that they then wero on government
reservation ground and the permit
was invalid The band thereupUn
disappeared but those participating
in the procession remained with
tEoir banners about the grounds for
an hour before hdIournlng 10 La
fayetto square. where an open-air
meeting wus held.
Speakers at the amnesty meeting
which like tho parade was held
under the nuspices OF tho Joint
amnesty committee, took their
themes from the banners carried In
the parade.
The amnesty petitioners after the
speech making went TO the Chevy
Chase Country club 10 picket when
President Harding arrived there TO
play golf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
Ready 10 Resume Mine Trial.

MARION. ILL.,. Nov. I2..-Wlth the
old williamson county circuit court
room remodcled and both the de-
tenso ana prosecution having slgnl-
fled their readiness for trial. every
thing was set tonight for the -chcd-
uled resumption tomorrow of the
selection OF n jury 60 try five mon
charged with first degree murder
In connection with the Herrin mine
kllllnEa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
Mntnrmnn Is Robbed.

A motorman on the South FRISCO
street car line was held up at
Twelfth and Frisco at 1880 o'clock
sunday night. by a lone highway
man, who relieved him OF f1S. ac-
cnrdlng 10 reports at the police sta
tion. Officials who reported the hi
lacking snid they did not know the
motorman's name.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
crowd Attend. an.Day Service.

Despite the bad weather Sunday a
large crowd attended the all-day
services nt the First Christian
church at sand Springs, held in rec
Ognitlon Of annual homecoming day
and In ordination of the new pastor
OF the church Elder Floyd Decker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
World wide Prayer Week

Beginning with a prayer seryc.
this morning at Z o'clock for dorm.
tory men, the local Y. W. {. A. viii
observe Worldwide week OF PRAYER
for young men be means OF serie,
Of daily devotional meetings held Al
different hours Of the day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

TOXIC. Nov 13.-The American
all-star baseball team. touring
Japan. defeated the Waseda uni
versity team 10 TO o. The Amcri-
cans got Is hits and made one error
Tho japanese got two hits and made
four errors. A crowdes timated at
six thousand saw the game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
Hang Eight Kcmai Opponents.

ANGORA. Nov. Flight or the
leading Turkish opponents OF the
Kemallst regime have been hanged.
These include All Ruchld Rey, for
NOR minister OF Justice; Gee. Emin
pHRha. former commandent at Con-
stantlnoplo and Col. Fettah Boy, for
mcr member OF the military tribune.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
Paris Thinks Ford
SeUerest of DespOts

PARIS. Nov IA" Aferlcan
kIngs ~ industry are more power
fui tn1n Europe potcutates." COM
cludes Ecl1ir. commenting on a re-
cent order by Henry Ford 10 his
20 900 employees about drinking
Never" says Eclalr, did any
dcspol. With the divine powers of a
hereditary monarch. show tho nu.
thor.ty OF this democratic sovereign
20 the American republic"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

Mounted Of wheels 20 make Il oas.
lily portable device for catching
insects on a wholesale scale includes
a bright light 20 attract them near
funnel. into which they are drawn
hv suction
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

attempt to open the valves TO pipe
lines and allow oil TO flow from the
company property TO safety. lie
was brought to a Houston hospital.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13

The Minneapolis inventor OF a
tractor operated soil tlller In which
revolving knives cut and grind the
earth, claims that It does more work
than three men can with two trac-
tors and five rlows and harrows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
BONUS, LIQUOR
REFERENDUM AS
VOTED TUESDAY

CONTINUED IRON PAGE ONE
state showed 9s9,52i In favor OF pros
hlbitlon modification. and 459,2aS
restrictions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
.BRISTOW CITIZEN
HAS AfFIDAVITS
TO PROVE CLAIM
CONTINUED IRON PACE osn

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oSE
placed a copy Of this return. an the
written portion ~ which IL IN my own
haudwfitng together with both tally
Hhoyts tn the large envelope which was
provided Tor guoh purpose and sealed
them ~ provided by law. These I placed
In the ballot box, another COPY ~ thia
return together with tho oath of tho
other precinct officers who served with
mo IN this election. were carried by me
outside tho ballot box Tor the purpose ot
filing with the county clerk. as provided
by law. The ballot box was Cnacd ana
i9cked by me aud n together with the
SEPARATE returns mentioned above were
taken hy mo In person 20 SRpulpa ana
delivered to Arthur Odoll, chairman ~
county election board. when ! handed
him tho return Intended for the county
clork he placed II through the slot Ot
tha ballot boN down Into tho box ana
until that moment mono ot these papers
had been out OF my possession.
Tho copy Of tho return which I car
rled outside has this day been exhibited
To mo by W. W. Groom member OF
county election board, and It. shows
IN my precinct Tor county Judge when
that return left my hands u showed
total vote Tor ben breden ~ 10 votes and
whom said altered returns left my
hands II was an exact copy OF tho re.
turns attached hereto,
signed,
Inspector Of rreciict no, g. shannon
township. Greek e9ntty Oklahoma.
I, Fsy Facker, Of lawful aEs, being tir.t
duly sworn that | was the official OF tho
eleeLi9g held la Precinct Ne ?. shannon
ycmhor 7, io22, that remembered the
correct vote as east Tor the office Of
county judge a. said election that, the
Hen brsden, democrat. 10, II. =. Williams
republican aiLI,., H.
nav rASutru
Clerk
= ~ r. Hlll NJ lawful age. being flrst
duly sworn, that ! wus counter In Pre-
onn, sInIt No Shs"r9n tGswnsh'gs creek
return showing the vote IN said precinct
on tho county ballots has been exhibited
"a me by W W, utoom member nf
Greek county election board. that all the
written parts are In my own handwriting
"NCcpt tho record ot vote for county
| Judge, recorded the correct vote no
said return blank stior the names OF
An OF both the words ana figures giv.
Ing vote for said Uraden and said WI.
liams hos soen rewritten with tho sole
! ileura seven" where they appear ia
record Of said vote wrote all the 70
mslnder ot tho written part ot the
ihSSut,s,,%P, hont, sor ths o'hSr offices tn my own
iampered WITH. Every part OF the re-
| corded vote on this return Tor office oi
county Judge 10 . fraud aud forgery with
/ the exception of the figures live and
seven as above set out.
signed.
r.E. NIL
] Counter.
The returns which ars alleged 10
| have been n forgery and "a fraud In
! tho above aftidayits show that Bra %
/ den received 145 votes while
! Williams received a;
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49,, counter.
The returns which ars alleged 10
have been n forgery and fraud In
tho above aftidayits show that Bra .
den received lIS votes while
Williams received a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-13
REFERENDUM RESULTS
IN EASTERN STATES

NEW YORK, Nov. l2,--Defoat Of
the state prohibition enforcement
act and of another measure provid-
ing for state regulation OF motion
pictures by the voters OF Massachu-
Hetis were two OF the most important
referendum questions decided In the
northeastern states at Tuesdays
elections.
Pennsylvania adopted by largo
majority. an amendment TO the state
constitution giving municipalities the
right 10 amend their own charters,
tho measure being popularity known
as the home rule amendment"
Voters OF Maryland acted favor
ably on several amendments, These
provided for increased legislature
representation for the city OF Balu-
more, extension OF the term Of office
OF state comptroller ana treasurer
from one to four years, quadrennlal
elections for all state ana county Of
ficers. except Judges. by making the
terms of all such four years, and
making women eligible to hold OF.
fico hy constituting all words and
phrases denoting masculine gem
der to include feminine gender.
with % OF New Jersey's 2,46t
election districts still unheard from,
the voters OF the state apparently
passed fovorahly on proposal to
issue S4O,OOh,O0O worth OF bonds for
highway Improvement.
ATLANTA, Ca. Nov i2.--Twonty
OF 25 constitutional amendments
voted on IN southern states In the
general election last Tuesday car
ried, and three or more were defeat
ed, according to returns compiled
in the decision ~ the recent state
capitals Among those rejected were
proposal To call a state constitu-
tional convention In Virginia and
the creation of Georgia's l6ist
county--Pcach-- OF parts OF
Macon and Houston counties
Amendment adopted included
Iouisian-g giving tho legislature au-
thority 10 postpone taxes In event
OF overflow or other calamity; paw
ing way for building seawall NJ
Lake ponchartrnan
ssissippl--placing control OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-13
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrsons New Phase Of
Revelations of Wife
Copyright 1921. by Newspaper Feature Service Inc.

Portable tramp back TO civilization for
the unlucky aviator and his companion.
"Drenched, bruised and exhausted,
they reached Windy Cave yesterday
morning after twcnty-lour hours oi
wandering and the rocking chair brl-
gadc learned the identity Of Mr.. Graham.
and remembered at the same moment
that the gallant Dicky has a charming
wife and a cherubic small SON out ON
Long Island. Everybody remembers the
kidnapping of the Graham baby, and ms
subsequent recovery, with the news
paper fur0re IT entailed and with that
topic aud the air disaster before them
the Verandas ut Windy Cave are hum
ming like the nests Of angry and cen
serious hornets
miss Foster has been confined tn her
room since her return, and has refused
any statement TO reporters. Dicky
grieved the sensitive souls Of the news
paper contingent by requesting their de
parture at once to place Of perpetual
retirement. And the ycranda brigade
have Just ono question which they arc
broadcasting through the ether.
What will his wife say2'
"And if there IS anybody who doubts
the continued existence Of mid-Victorlar
Madame Grundy, let him come to Windy
| Cnvc"
TO be coniinucd)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-13

On the second signboard | would write:
BE Bold, But Not Too Bold. Never ask
a girl for n kiss. Take it, She is bound to
refuse to save her face. But be sure first
that she doesn't object to being kissed.
Women like men who have courage and
assurance, but they hate freshness. Cave
man stuff goes big with women, but they
loathc familiarity.
The third thing that / would write on
the signboad would be: BE Generous,
But DO Not Let A Woman Work You.
Women hate q tightwad, but they like
wise have q contempt for an easy mark.
The woman who makes q man spend
more on her than he can afford has no
intention of marrying him. Otherwise,
she would be easy on his pocket. In
deed, the first sign woman gives of
really having serious intentions rs when
she begins to suggest the movies IN
stead of the theatre, and soda water
instead OF supper after the play.
! But on the other hand, q girl considers
it an insult for q man to begrudge the
price of what he spends on her, and when
he takes her 70 the poorest places, and
buys the sixteenth row seat in the thea
/
Therefore when YOU take a. girl out
give her the best that your purse allow:
and don't haggle over pennies.
When you make her gifts put some
thing into YOUR present besides money
! Consult her taste. Remember the de
sires she has expressed Never forget
that a woman would rather have fifteer
cent bunch of field flowers That has some
real personal significance, than a fifty
4 dollar bunch of roses bought hit or miss
The fourth thing | should write on tn,
signboard is: Don't Be Jealous. Ne
man looks so much figure of fun as h,
does when he sits around ~grouching
pea green with jealousy, every tim'
any other man comes about the CIR
with whom he is in love. Nor does any
thing else so dlsillusion woman, OF
cause her to think some wrong Thoughts
about what sort of life she would have
with man who would go into sulk.
every time she was decent to anothe
man. Moreover, the jealous man con
fesses his inferiority to his rivals, and n,
woman wants a man who puts himsel
down as a second rater.
Finally, on the last signboard | woult
write: Go To 1t. Ii you want gil
ask her. Make her believe that you ar
going to drag her to the altar by tn
hair of her head if you can't get her an
other way. Put pep into your love max
ing, and don't make the girl do hal
of the counting
Cupid always smiles on the bold
= lover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-13

A young boy suffering from n violent
attack Of first love, asks me If | will tell
him how TO conduct a courtship.
Why, son, there isn't any cut and
dried recipe for wooing maiden like
there is for making a sponge cake. You
cannot say, follow this rule and YOU can
not fail Nor can Any stranger chart out
the road to a woman's favor, and say
stop on the gas and grt into high speed
here; slow down and bc careful not 10
skid there Turn 10 the right at this
spot, and avoid the pltfall on the left 9,
and eventually you wll arrive safely at
your Land of hearts desire.
You sec it all depends on the girl,
and the time, and the place, and these
are all uncertain quantities, which is,
/ perhaps, the reason that love making is
| the greatest game in the world, and a
sport OF which men never tire, But the
great lovers, unlike the great golfers and
/ the world how they turned the trick,
nor diagrammed their star plays.
The way of courtship is, therefore, n
/ primrose path that every youth must
explore for himself, but there are certain
! signboards that one may erect along the
road that may serve TO guide the pill
grim Of love on his quest.
On the first of these signboards ]
would write Come Not Too Often And
larry Not Too Long.
II woman is wildly and madly in
/ fatuated with man she may want TO see
him every day, and enjoy listening TO
him talk hours upon end, but this calls
for deathless devotion, and if you have
the slightest doubt of the lady's affection
administer your society to her in small
and broken doses.
Nom so queers himself as he who is
ALWAYS underfoot, and who comes to be
as familiar. and as little considered as
faithful Fido who dogs her steps. Make
YOUR visits, therefore, often enough &c
keep the girl interested in you, and look.
ing forward TO your coming. Also keeT
her vanity piqued by making her wonde:
if you are coming, and If she had charms
enough to keen You fascinated, but
don't become one of the steady worker.
who can be counted upon to puncl
the time clock every evening that roll.
around. Amy girl on earth gets tired o
a man who camps on her doorstep.
And when YOU cali on girl
don't stay too long. No human being OF
earth has got line of conversation tina
will hold listening for more than TIVE
consecutive hours. Say your little piece
and call it a day and quit, if you wan
to make a good impression. The earl,
Christian martyrs have nothing in suffer
ing on the agonies of boredom that girl
go through in listening to the drivel 0
men who stay on and on until the yer,
clock yawns in their faces. BE no
one Of these, and when a girl suggest
turning on the phonograph, let that b.
your get away signal. 1t means sh
would rather listen to jazz recort
than you.
And when you start to leave, go as
YOU Merc shot out of gun. Reflec
that most girls have on shoes three size
too tight for them, and they want n
lingering adieus that keep them on thei
feet