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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Pas1a and enne Conspre to Raise Red Flag in Turkey
Ruthless. Romantic War Lord
Of Moslcm> Awaiting Chance
Man Who Dragged Sultan Into War ON Germany )
Side Now Active in \djaria as Head
of Il Soviet Movement

baeced wheu. soon after .he' he DIS
appeared mys-eronslv rom Coustao-
;:nople and suddenly Yeappearcd in
Adsanopic which hc rccapturcd for
Turkey A. m.iitasy eNploi. this
expedition vas iudicrou-. the city wa
not defended. Tor the second Balkan
Var vas on and The former members Of
trc Siav coalition we're busy fighting
against each other TnYer simply rode
into tire city a. the head Of small
detachment of cavalry but thc feat
caught the popular imagination. and
tnver's popularity increased trcmcn
dorsiy
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
F0cis bouf Russin

According - information from Fin.
'nd am arc may be charged by dr.Y.
o'- n Petrovrae. The tram~ay fare.
have ben rsisei and private telephone.
afo allowed Certificates Of 5irsh ar.
ivseod
Tie Moscow Izvcstia." IN reviev-
'ng inc Investigations made T fifteen
provinces with regard 20 tae lease o,
industrial enterprises. quotes the fol.
lo~lng sad results:
In scven proTiacos not sing!e fac.
tory lbs bccn leased. and in ne other
c'Sht province nfty-niuc wcre leased
on cntlrcl1 unequal conditions.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

party the words "union and progress. y
which were the Watch"ords Of the
Noung Turk movement. But true a $50
to his rev associations with commun-
ist Moscow. EnYcr adds the words
"PcopIc's Sovie'" The avowcd object
Of this party is the establishment of
Soviet form Of government in Angora.
Soviet Revolutionary
Technique il, Revealed
ne announcement concerning the
formation of this party furnishes the
key to the preparations which are APP
parcntly being made by the Caucasus
Communists, for such an action is
technique for carrying out a revolution
in another country. This technique is
somewhat a follows: A revolutionary
party is formed on the territory Of
Soviet Eus sla. bordering on the cour-
try which had been chosen by the
Communists for their attack The lead
cis OF this party are permitted to re-
cruit troops and organize their military
forces on Russian territory Then with
the aid of these troops the party makes
It's way into the country to be rcvolu-
tionizcd. proclaims itself government
aud appeals to Moscow FOR assistance,
wfich. Of course. is i'm readiness and
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

AsHlNGlON. JANUARY
"Ht recent repost of the ,,-est
of tnvcr Pasha has apnarcutlv
proved To be as much q an
unfoundcd rumor a. the repor,
concerning The assasS.nst.on o. Nus
i~pha kemal. which came several dae.
carrier. Inc mere fact Of these two
reports however, presents considerable
'n'rost. for both Of tbcm are ro-c
than feasible In the ieht OF The .l.a-
atom winch has been unfolding itself
the Near East both Of the rcnor.s
may prove to be premature announcs
mcnts Of events whion are quite hkelv
20 hsprcn
tnTer and kemsl as contendots far
power IN Turkey, arc. undoobtcdl the
most intcrostirg figures u TIE vhoic
tustion t1erc. Envcr ir ta. more
spectacular Of thc two. snd Appeared
~ IN" 'me.isnt mscn caiaier taan
Aemsi For tHe present Nt iapas
hen'al holds the ccatcr Of aton..cnea
~ the afaar- Of Use Ncsr East b.l
fnvor IS most active ir 'h, plot. 10,
ms overthrow. And there ne,
'onsl onmity OF old standing between
'hc two 'oadcrs. winch dates muer fur
''cr bacs than the period o. Ncnat,
ris' TO power Al thc tine wfcn tass
enrity began Kcmal vas an obscure
army Officer. wAilc Enrcr wa. tic ali-
powerful Minister Of W. Tn cnostv
has porsistcd. and ass become more
and more bit,of. as the ton Of the
two leaders became reversed Kera
is now the al powerful ..rntor O. tne
fs'"s Of Turkey. while tneor IS N
&C But the present contest beiwcca
tnem has ali the romantic glamour -
tn' s'oriod last. with i= plo. ar.
cooatcrplots and ITS intermiuao.c 49,.
-o't of intrigue Moreover r MS
'ragvlc Moscow Commanist hand
rl"ys an all IMPORTANT and perfectly
visible part
tnver's nse to powcr ha. been one
O 'he most fantastic chaptcr. Of noa
srn HISTORY He Tire son o an
humble eatncntc' Of Con tsat.nonfo
brought to tse sttcuton Of tac m.re.e
b. the morcs' chanec FL father was
employed in the construction or 81 rev
palace and foi some reason o. other
ono d"V attracted the attention o.
Abdul Hamid. Tho Sultan asked b.s.
II there was anything fo desired par
'ioular'y and the caroeutcr reply vas
tn" he ~ished most to have his SON
Fec'lfe an adequate oducaton
Inc result wss thgt tnver was sent
70 miiitarv school From ,ha time
or h's rise vas due TO combination
OF most marNeiou. luea and Of personal
'ntrep'dity and readincss to az, or an
n'"'se' however strange aad anpar.
entlv lmnne.-LL.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
= Lee Pssvolsky

NAsHINGT0N. JANUARY 4s
HHt recent report of the Arrest
Of tnvcr Pasha ma apparently
proved to be a much a. an
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

reckless dashing and almost ocr.a..,
strength
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Distinguishes iiimscl!
tarly IN smyrna

Upon his graduation no ua- stationed
~ smyrna and There as vouno I,.,-
tenant he distinguished himself for
persona courage 81 connection with a
loca railroad strike The revolution
~ 'eos found him i'm Maeedoa uher.
ne Immediately became an enthus.asti.
revolutionary and upon his sreivaI in
'oHs'antuople was acclaimed Il. one az
the heroes OF the revolution /, suited
the purposes of 'ae real leader. TO ner-
mt TINS young. handsome and ,.eslcss
army Office to remain surrounded bv
the halo Of revolutionary 6cro.sm and
70 stay IN The rmeiisht though ,aere
NSofchead as far as the sc..al co,
. aet Of afsirs wa concerned
Ai''r the events of lsap Ae wa
~p'cAed our by the Germans 81. po..i-
bly, uscto person for tte consan,.oa-
"on Of tre'f en4s The Turkish row
ernmen' sent rim to Berlin as the mill
f"ry si'ache Of Its embassy teo,e and
an''ne sis stay in Germany nnver h.
'a'nc very strongly pro Germaa We.
nc ltaio- Turkish war broke out Fnver
made his way into Africa in some re-
mantle fashion and there performed
aaring feats lncidcn,aM, he
nounccd himself to THE Maae,ae..,.
among whom he worked. as the ,o,.. 81.
'sw Of the Sultan. which vas se.,es
NIX the point Of his relatioashp With
ne khahf to considerable extent, He
had married niece Of the Snl,se
~h'ch. of course. hrouef, him into 81.
highest circles Of the Turkish ar.stoc-
'scy Bat his posing as the Kaalfs
son-'n-lsw served hin SO rood s.,sa -
''' work among tac Naaometans Of
Africs
After - re'4fa 80 Tussey spoa
mo termination Of zine war. and o.r
'"s the firsi Balkan war. Enqc, 49,
NAMED IN the shadow together vii.
he whole e 'to Party o. ynion s,s
'rossess lie ard hls party. Therefore
cid no; share the blame &C., the 10.
;sat' which Turkey suffered .n bo,
y -" th' bai.aN Slar caa. f.
ton ard sclzed 'he'r ornortani,v i'm
"ediately after the disastrous ce.r,s
- the war forced uncr the Sul+.,,s
government the seracefa. term. ar
'esce. Then. early ia 1879. Fnver'a..ssr
'ame to the from. in the mos, snee-
aoular msnse- of his whole cscete,4s|
.sreer
Mounted on white .teed he rode
= the head OF q group O. officers 70
re sublime Pore s9d made MS wav
n'o the hal. where the tabsnc, wa
= session. de'ioasa:inc upou the ,rea.o
I peace. Eavcr' announced tie caoi.
ct deposed. aad IN ,he fighting ~hicb
'os place several ministers u.ere
He'd. Among them wa. The air .ser
Wal VINO was Particularly ss,od
'"A"se - MAS ia command Of the
-rs'sh froops m Tarace. vaich lac
Altered The most d. graceful defeats
the who.e war
Ehver becsme the hero % ,he naar.
% 'h's popularity vas greatly en-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

ears preceding the World War.
cr retains in tho name of his new
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31

senators who have perfect right 10 cast vote
on this important matter These senatore, re-
publicans It IL believed are available 10 the
democratic forces seeking q change IN the cleo
ton systcm, and II the democrats who want n
better condition IN the public service viii
fuse 90 participate in a caucus packed against
them and viii take their fight 10 the floor of
the senate, they can win.
THIS IS on the assumption that the repub-
lcan senators win gladly throw their strength
TO tho side which promises a change in the pres
cut impossible election system. Any change must
inevitably Do for the better. And without =
change the holding Of future elections either
for the purpose of inforrng proposed law or
olocung public officials will no a cruel, wanton
waste Of tho public money. Any republican
senator who votes with tho Trapp forces to per
petuats the control OF the corruptionlsts dciib-
erately placoe the dollar mark upon himself.
We believe there will be mono who viii do this
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cooking vessel do you think the burn
'rs should be?
Answer: The distance between the
TOP of the burner and the bottom Of
The cooking vessel should be such
that only the extreme tip of the out
er cone of the flames touch the ves-
sci. This distance should never be
less than a inches. If the dis
tanoe be less. the flame is chilled by
contact with the vessel and arrested
combustion results. A great many of
the gas ranges adjusted for the burn
ing OF natural gas had the burners
adjusted too low to be efficient
However, I am sure even the manu-
facturers OF ranges understand now
the Importance of having the top
burners adjust so that the top comes
20 within 4 inches. A good plumb
sr can make the necessary changes
on your range to make ii efficient,
Question: Can you give me the
recipe for apple strudel? A Danish
maid l once had made it and my
family liked 1t so much 1 am most
anxious to obtain ii.
Answer: 1 do not know If the rec
tpe ! have Is the one you want, but IL
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The HorOscope

This stars incline but do nor r,...-,
opt. is2s, by Mcclure Newspaper- -',bes,, ssa,

Suuay' DecenDer 81, 1922
Although Venus rules in bono,,.
aspect today, according TO astroio.,'e
Uranus is strongly adverse. ''osy,
1t is n day that is read AS po. .
vorable to most human an,bj,,l III, Ia
and is especially threatening in Gi,'i9ns 1;i,s
affairs ." ave
Women should be most ,,ro,
spect while this configuretion mn
walls, FOR its seems to presaga
we're disappointment for them
During this sway feminina ia..,-
OF romance are supposed TO cs,,ss
them to be less critical OF men se tta'
ordinarily and for that reason ,ha"
may be easily deceived. "'''
This is not a lucky rule for bagir
ming journeys or for planning a.,
sort OF changes for the new wear
Uranus is in a place that r1sv
cast upon the mind many a shsdovs,
rememberance of the year that is ~,
ing and thus there may be "a n tsus ny
ency toward respondent tbonpb,s
All the slghs today annesr
point toward 1923 as n vesr 70
which persons of every class u,,i
meet with test experiences, for tba
new year bears many surprIsin~
promises of big events.
This is not an auspicious directio,
or the stars for appeals in hebslf 80
charity and the clergy may disroysr
that their congregations have Iasa 90
the good will toward men feeIing
than usual.
SeHishness and egotism, so ~.
parent in the characters OF men a.
women, should be eliminated a. fb,s
time, for dangerous effects are fore
told.
The new year viii present mann.
phases OF the race problem end
should be begun with a desira "a
realize theideals of universal bro,h
erhood, the seers forewaru,
Hotels are TO benefit greatly ~
this slime which will be most profit
able for those at winter resorts.
Weeks of severe weather and nm.
usual storms may be expected in The
east and middle southwest,
Inventions more amazing than auv
OF the past will be made public IN
the coming year. Among these will
be many labor-saving devices.
Distinguished visitors from Asia a.
well as Europe are to be entertained
before the spring
Persons whose birthde,e II ia may
meet with many small difficulties
but they will also win large sIr
cesses. They should make no definite
changes for fame and fortune viii
knock at the door.
Children born on this date NAV be
exceeding fond of moving aboul
These subjects of Capricorn have
Saturn as their principal rulinq
planet and usually have eventfuI ca
reers.
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Too Bad.


The whole world is bound for perez
tion,
It is going hell-bent, that is sure.
It's really an awful condition =,
To those who are righteous sn
pure.
A few OF US Will get to heaven.
And win the gold harp and 'he
crown.
In thousand. perhaps six or seven
win travel y;raight up and not
down.
Our best people may play golf On
Sunday
or motor a long way from home
Some go 10 the movies on Monday,
Rememhe- what happened 10
Rome.
The dress o. the women is shock
ing.
They should be chased by the po-
Fo~ showing six inches of stocking
Remember what happened 10
Greece.
We who are booked straight through
TO glory,
For living the lives that We shou.1'
win make more new laws, that's the
story,
70 force the depraved to be goou.
The wave of reform is fast growing
To save all the gents and ladies'
For 1t will be duh, where were go-
ing
II all the real folks go to hades.
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Practical Housekeeping
ny FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE

came to me from a little woman who
delights in making all of the dish es
having foreign sounding names. Here
It is;
Apple Strudel-sift two cups flour
into a bowl, make q hole in the CEN
ter of the flour; pour ia oue-half cup
warm water, one-half cup butter, two
whole eggs, two yOlks extra and one
eighth teaspoon salt. stir this slowly
into a soft dough. Cover and keep it
in a warm place until YOU have pared
half peck of apples; cut or shave
them very fine. Now cover your kit
chen table with clean cloth, sift
flour all over it and roll out the
dough as thin as possible. Then use
your hands, placing them under the
rolled dough and stretch it gently;
very gently so as not to tear it, walk =
.ng around the table as you do this
% get 1t even and as thin as tissue
paper. Pour three or four table
spoons melted butter over the dough,
mix the apples with two cups brown
sugar, one-halr teaspoon cinnamon,
one cup seeded raisins and one-half
cup citron, cut fine. Turn apple
mixture in center of dough, spread
ing it evenly. Take hold the table
cloth with both hands, at the corners
llAt IL anu NEEliA ~ IbAl LAAb OIL IAtAs
After II is rolled, place II in a but
tered pan, put dots of butter on top
and bake in a moderate oven 80 min
utes, Remove from oven, pour one
cup of cream over it and return TO
finish baking, or about Is minutes.
Question In making plain Gus
tard, how many eggs should be al
lowed to each quart OF milk?
Answer: The rule is to allow
'one egg for each cup of milk" ="
and since there arc four cups in a
quart, four eggs should be allowed
for the quart And may add a
word anent the sweeteniug Of Gus
tards? When preparing custards for
children, use just enough sugar to
make the dish palatable; two table
spoons of sugar to one cup of GUS
tard. For adults, the amount OF
sugar used may be in accordance
with personal preference.
Copyright CrOnk Syndicate, 1920.
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VAMP Your OWN HUSBAND.

with the natural advantages every wife has,
| Il is amazing that 80 many Of them are routed
| IN their contest with other women.
The mere fact that a woman has won a. man
argues volumes for her ability IL she WIN but
practice It to the full when any wife deibor-
atey yields the field to the Establishments Of
another woman she should before complaining
or telling her troubles to a policeman or other
repository for marital difficulties 20 into execu-
Z tive session with herself and seriously ask her
self how como.
She is the unquestoned first suzeraln OF tho
heart Of her man. II she considers the mar
riage ceremony as the last word in wooing--as
marking finis to persult and the Introductory 70
unduestioned possession, she is in the cular
OF the street poor fish. In the words OF some
great marshal or other she has thus just begun
to fight
That man OF hers Is going to he subjected TO
lot Of temptations, Vamps are abroad in the
land. and some of them are skilled beyond
compare. They bait tho hook with bait that
only surfeited old basa will pass up But II she
is Wise In her day and generation she viii have
made II possible Ger tha. old bass OF i,er- /,
pass mp the bait.
There isn't man in a thousand--not one
in a million IL he be worth retaining-who
doesn't look forward TO his homo coming much
as the pFodigal son anticipated the feast OF the
fatted calf Home 10 the gilded earthly heaven
of every biped male, II he. on his arrival in
the evening after day OF all sorts Of grief
meets a radiant human being tender with, at
feetion and consideration. an atmosphere Of love
and comfort--a wife in every sense OF the word
Venus herself couldn't drag that old dog from
his own freslds
But IL he arrives home to find an empty
house, chserless welcome, and mayhap an
impossible meal with a duslsy housemad or a
chocolate -colored senegambian whose attentions
have tendency to drive any normal man to
drink 1t is almost certain that his thoughts Will
stray to the manicurlst or the stenographer who
was so drippingly sweet and inviting few
hours before.
No woman hold the steady and loyal af-
fectlons of man unless abe remains in the
home ana rules that home with the same care
and careful attention to detail that she did her
own when LochInvar came a-wooing. II she does
and II she is wife in every sense OF the word.
the devil aud ali his imps can't take her man
from her. II she don't--it she also demands her
independence and goes Saddine about, insisting
on her own liberties and pleasures, allowing
John to find his pleasures wherever he de-
sires-she consult her lawyer and make
ready her complaint
Because she will need both and she will de-
serve whatever happens TO her A December
morn with the fires out ana the temperature
below zero is not more discouraging TO an ord-
nary husband than n wifeless home when he ar
rives In tho evening, home presided over by
a limp dish rag that doesn't give damn how
1t looks Even the yellow maid Is dangerous to
such wife!
Ali this is gratis advice and not intended TO be
beneficial
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MhattIe We Do With

The goof who keeps turning to
you in a vaudeville show to ask II
you got" the last joke?
The dumbbell who emphasizes
everything he says by pOking you in
the ribs?
The egg who helps you read your
paper on the street car?
The fellow who tries so hard to
convince the world that he is a
"clean cut" young man?-James +.
Zweishaft.
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R. ASTON.
Adrlslnr "Pcrnlcred Hnshand. :,


Editor World Perpexed Husband. have just
a word two TO say TO you In regard to your
letter of recent date appearing in this paper
Your very soul cries for sympathy but you
poor boob what you need is substantial back
bone, a system fun of nerve and a streak of cave
man stuff in your makeup, Treat 'em rough,
tell 'em nothing" should be your motto, but in
stead you point your finger at friend wife. which
causes her TO throw fit, claw at you like a
wildcat and bully you into believing that she is
going home to mother and get divorce and you
believe it all.
IT her so-callef culture and temper you
described in your letter, you should feel hon
ored when the Judge grants the divorce.
As long you haven't the nerve and WILL
power to be the head Of your household your
wife will assume the leadership and according
to your letter she isn't qualified to hold that po-
stion, but she will hold it as long you let her.
The best advice l have to offer you Is, go to
the Majestic theater and see Brothers Under
the Skin" and follow the example of the two
men In this pictGfe. But don't forget that your
wife will love you more IL you show little spirit
and that all women love to feel the claws Of
the cave man.
Tulsa Dec. 26. JANE LEE,
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Marcel's Etiquette.

@. Is it proper 70 p-ess the knee
OF the lady who is sitting next TO you
at a dinner?
A. You may take a chance. Ac-
cording to the conventional rules OF
polite society. any thing which does
not jar is tolerated. The braid on
the trousers of your evening clothes
may wear out; but you may also
make many friends.
@. Is it proper to kiss a young
lady good night when leaving her?
A. The conventional rule observed
by polite society Is not to discuss a
kiss. II is either too important for
discussion or insignificant.
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The Louisiana Case.

Editor World: VIII say in regards TO the ter
rlble crime that has been Committed in Louisi-
ana. that such crimes could not be committed
and kept hidden IL it not for the Ku-Klux
klan.
The kIan claims to be for the good of the
nation. but If this were so 1t would come out
openly and fight for right. Everyone knows
that large body OF people, closely united and
fighting for the good OF all, can accomplish the
unbelievable. Then why should some OF us
fight pretend" to fight for right and hide
about IL. There is doubt that a great many
crimes laid at the door OF the khan that
were done by others, but if the KS would come
out and fight like real Americans there would
be hoods and coaks for the heinous muir
derers to hide behind
think the deeds that being done should
he a challenge to the men to discard the hoods
and shrouds altogether for the sake OF the
country at large,
Another thing II the khan Is for law and or
der 1t should Nelp clear up the terrible murde
case and that the responsible for tho
awful deed are 3ustly punished Sincerely,
An American Woman.
Slick, Dec. 2S. MARIE CASPER
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Barometer of Public Opinion


Editor World: Anent, more maudlin sentiment
in today's WorldA You state the organ Of the
Reconstruction league is doing It's best to make
mob law in Oklahoma the rule. and has been
advocating the pardon of seven men now under
eentence Of death, either because of an in
ordinate desire to be considered the parent of
some reform or from motive OF Interior pur-
pose.
The organ you refer to 1 assume is the Okla
homa Leader This publication has not been
advocating the pardon Of seven or any other
number OF men now under sentence of death
and you owe it to your readers to state you were
not within the truth in making that statement,
As to questioning the motive of that paper,
you have done that befo g without injury TO II
or loss Of position by you. 7 suggest you lay Off
a bit, post up and meanwhile let our good friend,
f. p. Hannlfn conduct the editorial column in
I3orfxen Arrow, Dec 2s. r. ASTON.
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Editor World Where art thou2 You wrote
n long letter 10 The world of Tulsa wanting to
he heard. Have you died? Now listenl Please
read what the masked men ot Mer Rouge are
being Cumpllmented with. which should flatter
them. Even should make satan turn green with
envy TO sur his own deeds outdoue. The hood.
of course, must be worn TO protect 90 per cent
Americans. who stand for Law and order, SO
please watch the outcome OF northeast Louisiana
and learn something which will be enough to
mako you sick X. X. X who use the mask
20 do crime like the above, they only fool the
rubes IN the order not of worth while
brains like you, so I'm glad you cult them.
SIDNEY PHILIPS.
Formerly OF Monroe, La, now 32S North
Peoria street. Tulsa, Okla.
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NO COMMENT IS NECESSARY.

We take from the news columns this item
which appeared saturday:
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec 29.--Gov J q
A. Robertson, who rcires from office Jan
uary r. has been offered position aa spc-
clal attorney 10 represent Oklahoma In the
ToNas-Oklahoma Red river oil land litiga-
lion, 10 was announced today. The proposal
was made at a meeting Of the state sChool
land commission that no be retained for a
fec Of $4,000.
We feo that comment OF any Kind would be
suporfluuus