Oklahoma Leader (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 7, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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FOT'R
OKLAHOMA LEADER
THINK
SonRs 1 hit I IJve.
Truth.
Kit:lit MvlfiR.
VnnlhKinu Knoi.
" HY UOUA N
F
BE H/l
^lERS
DERED?
A Ming «ith a punch in the la*1
ataiwa nii*ht survive. one *ith *
punch in every sisum *tll **ut
ohe with i ep and punch in every
11itv will prove a clssau to he #uii*
hy unborn generations.
Ton much truth too much -
fcrtety is •cmotlniss Indigestible
We require ths punch ftlld pun as
• iort of menu I pepsin
"It is much easier to write a
book.' tnal Robert tUttichfWxl.
"than it t « M people u* rend it
We are all, mote ui lees, Inclined to
thun laborious thinking
Hut please nettle youraelt jnm a
little more comfortably and re«d tliv
fallowing fror.i the pen of an edi-
torial writer . n the Italia* \ewt
The punch la here, if the pun is
omitted It Is *o Hood that the
greater part of th'* column i be*ii
gladly surrendered to him which
ought to he sufficient recommend*
lion PImiu read It
TKI I II.
Truth U the basu principle in the
economy of the universe.
If we follow the Icadinga of I t uth
we shall find oureelve® in the house
of wlndoin. When we admit the
power of right we acknowledge the
impoteucy of wrong.
It • the recognition of the u
premacy of right ovei wron*. ot
love over hate, of Truth over trror.
which makos poealhle the enforce
rnent of law ami order in hutnau
Affaire. Every dlshonsot enterprise
must have at least a pretense to «u
honest purpcOe. else it Is doomed to
failure before it starts. Thia proves
that the aee ruing power which the
untrue has conies not from the uu
true, but from Its pretense to he
true, for a Ue of itself ha* no power.
Rvil always dons the habiliments
of good, and error the ctothv* of
Truth in order to have any power
On the other hand. Truth never
claims t be a He. nor doe* good
ever try to assume the character o
•in I
A tie wou« I get no* here and ac '
eocuphsh nothing did it go forth
proclaiming ttsetf to he a lie. In-
stead it goes forth cryin* with alt
energy. *1 am true. 1 am trne"* A
hypocrite would deceive no one did
he not claim to he honest and sin
voce, fchea a dtshonest lawmaker
must claim a righteous purpose for
his proposed legislation. otherwise
he could never ^et it put on the
statute books of a state. for not
only his honest collensue.-
vole against such legislation. but the
dvshoae&t ones woul£. tea in order
that they might he believed hoae t
aa true to the right They know that
did they not do so- that i< they
should vote for a measure ndm t-
tedly dishonest ;h«y would he re-
tired from office permanently AUti
in dtegnac*. !£uch is the power of
Truth. this ti a splentid tribute,
even though nnotttknety u Trath
and rt*hteoosne s to the tad* ac-
knowledgment that a hypocrite an
his he must be believed in as hw -
eat sad true m orvw to succeed
The bar la tike kis tte—e«ee-
the eal? so Wn« as he H he-
Mevedb.
No OM aCc'a'TTvs hie en hOM Mq
loader ihau do*- th% dtahon^s' :n. a.
Indeed, he neeua to do tb s i re
than doea hja honest ueighbor tor
the hooe^. maas wo* (•' .}.
proclaixn their owu vruo cBuaracttr
The fact that fekahood cow-,-rs
before Troth, that wrong; sLr" ks in
the proteose* of right, thai* evil
♦remhl-ea when conftonted wttbgood.
chat hate raoiafcea at a i
Love, detnonstraced that Oum:po-
tence la behind ail that * so^s' Th •*
in aga'u dementi!ated wh^n Uiv
moat consummate raacal protends to
be the opposite of what he is Were
this -fcol true. wb> the t « b • e-
tenslons' He knows that to con-
'eas that be )• a Mar. or th •* r
anrderwr mean b a imcted'
ue uasioing Tb is we seo why ri<>
>ne caj be found *ho is w sre«r^ed
n evil and dlahon ?* ty as to artc t* ■>
heir favor. No One would thftdi f
auggeatin< that a monument N?
eeecte i to a thief N. on* * ! a-
aort the neceeaity In bn-u.m jffaira
a robber or murderer, and no
Truth ki always I'sht mi b« *bo
i*#a itt accord with u -\ea riglli
9)n aa>l its nrn of suffering and
sorrow are t? e inevitahie cooeo-
quence^ which £oi>o* dlare«.trd of
Truth, for when one k>eo rh ^ be
must of nevec&it? be inc" am* to
Mat which in untrue.
Mifttrht ti n^ b the result •>«
r «hr HUnkfU'-c. aad ri«l l think-
in« K free thinkt;i«, <
Tvoth.
Aliened to Be Part ot Plot to
Create Internal Dissension
Amono Irish.
ih w \ rwi'.it
Umdon Herald Cahle to Oklahnma
Leader.
LOMHiN Oct 7 Arthui vlrif-
fiths has msiied a statsment thai
he and other Hlnn Fein leaders have
h<sn m.tiked for aasaasination. ll«
ellegea a a raae that Mayor Met ur-
isin ens nasaaamate^l hy eatremiata
tHH«u*e of liif moderation thus hop-
ing to cauee an inteinal feu 1
aatle are cognlaant
The Herald puhliahea secret mill-
taiy instrtictiona aigne*i by Bring,
chief of ataft of Druths Army Lre-
land. which say. Meaaure> recently
taken for suppression of disorder are
beginning to l*ear fruit li pressure
In maintained great Improvement la
probable '
This thinly veiled re fere no to
black and tun outra<es n followe-l
b> announcement of further |H lice
reinforcements, which means more
Mack and tan*.
0 PROTE
cur
if B
F
ACT
OST
f Secrets oj Health and Happiness "]
hy We Live I wice as Long
As We Did 150 Years At^o
P.O.
PUT
yp
fLOYES
155
Oct.
Shield Between Oroanized
Labor and Federal Govern-
ment Believed Selected
tor Assassination.
BY PAl'l. liANVl
« orrcM* ,1,1. I V«lf i n t r«1 | |,M
NN ASHI\r, TON lit i heath
may overtake the i layton amend-
ment to the federal anti-trust
T
i-tiaraes that hith officials in Publln ,hr foriniwht has missed
l astle are coguUaut of the plot 1 hat amendment stunda as organ-
ised latH>r's shield aaalnat
r sir uc
ernment.
ticii by the federal gt
validity la at atake in two cases
whuh haxe been arnutd before the
suprvnir court The court resumes
sittinu this week Its first or second
dts'isnut may seal the fate
i.«> tor
the
By DH. I KONAKI) KKKNE H1RSHBKR(.
A. B , M. A M D. |John* Hopkins Universit>
HK possession of facts about ao important s mat
ter a* food gt*s a great way to pri « rve > ...
health as well a> your money.
The guardian of your home, its kitrhen snd the
dining rtxmi. ought to acquire ms many fucta as posv
ble to f-xplain the reason a why her fsmily la better
nourUhed than tonie neiphbor'i
For thia purpoee there are a few books that answer
aueh questions in simple language
Iti certain recert book* "calories," "pro'em" ani
"energy M—name* w ith which doctors and omeatic hv
snce teachers once conlured—are shown to l«« erront
ju> %tanda-ds of nutrition.
Chemicsl composition, the fuel value of foods, and th
the partaker does v n any ftwxl are no '<>ifer
Ti i Hrv>' \ \- ♦
h#s t ef ih Itspartiwiu a; Ohm v ,f B"
int of work
tandsrds of nutrition.
ct
i ourt Ua -vstraddle."
t'eljex
to i
up<
die <
ti*.
THE HOI 'St:HOLD
(Hit
UV MK.-> A MCI. HITCH t I I KlltK
ItvMns stco M*mle R*jwl
Miut Un-iurer
1 What are the principle ingre-
dients of mince meat, beatdes the effort
ittt and the refv
and decide against the lefendants.
without s^mH*ifK-ally voiding or exen
referring to the Clayton amendmeut
In the aecond case, however, no
•seape appe^ra open frmn a de< iaion
that must preserxr or destro) the
apet*ial "bill <\t lights" which was
added to the Sherman anti-trusi
law. setting forth that l^bor was not
uot a MM HKt| f
l*his case concern-, the Ouplei
Printing Company. f lvtr\>tt Its
to resist collective barga.n-
tiavonug*
What fuel I- used for the chaf-
ing dish at the table*
3 In budgeting the family
com* what items relate especially
to "looking out for the future.1 when
produ
inbor t v handle
litigation leati
court, the workers have t
*^ase upon the plain ter
In all
tvury
w ork *
4. What cut of • 'eat s usuallv
selected for cortun^ beefa or in buy
tug what cut should you ask for'
What ia hay rum and where
does it come In>m?
w hat is a seasonable fall be*
eiage which improves the ttavor of
ham when baked in it*
7 Are fats ft! for any use when
they become rancid?
\saner* t « VevlenlajS Quest
v\ ben buy in -hvn-s these
points should be vonaidere i HVel,
comfort; se^'ond. lin* aud beauty.
third tit; and fourth, vaim-
There are four sues of luasda
lami« surable for ihe averwgie hvwne
and th« watts of electricity for each
#re IS . *0. aud >0.
X I'pholateted furniture, wh^
selected with gotxi taste u comfort
able and practical, and wuh the use eeonoi
of the vav '.'um cleaner should uever ^
becorie dirty, and aewer will bo
stab y M well used Attori
l v after ail dv.s' has v
beor removed should be put into i
nuW eratsiy warm sods made from v
so.i • flakes It should be squeeted ^
nevir rubbed After be-tuc rtnsed
in everal waters of the same tern- *rr
l*e iture it should be laid on .* sheet $u,;
s;uead oo the grasa or a table out f\dr
of oocrs. Be sure to sm«.x>th and ber<
stretch it to the regular sue before cert
w: >Mng. and see to it that :t is per- r^t
fe* tly even around the bottom. \ ...
x ClulttMti ami Brussels i
sprouts change color and !ose fla*o* Ur
if the sauce sit* is covered or they bop
are cooked too loo,* to
-Vse s larue cork dipped n any
scouring; powder iu o!*ce of a cloth anj
(or scouria* steel knives and forks
T - Coarse grouad coffee s sot de- ootj
llrakk be*.*« se it requires loo long
at* tofuaion to extract the full into
strength and long boding tends to sort
spot* hoth sts.Hua nd tfavor abc*
< opyrt^ht IS?"1 Thompson * v
Fvatvre Serviee. trf*
Clayton act
lx wer
courts
. hs\e P.,
Mistained ti
te worker
s inte
rpreta ,!!l
tion of the
set. and
the v
u|>ren>e ijw
^mrt oi th<
e rnited
States
• ■i >• • —
dony thotn
ooo with
out >te
the act wid
or inters
Mretinc
1 th*- M*v
vitality «'i.
There are
rumors i
n W as!
■vt. •' ■■■'
that the wo-
ker> w iU I
*e ueair
v. their
claim. >\ r
these riiiw
vis ther
Aliparent tv.
sts excep1
[ the
impression
that hif
bU-ilD
mobilised (a
r a v a-npa
ixn t<<
destroy
the glflu
• power ,
that power
cannot
troyed.
Th«(«r* m fwr't la Human
• *e« <*r Is ••irra; fijenrntni'
how that lh«re i any great dl
n th« >-barwet*r « f th* «|iet
betirr fer a fat ton tn o J
serkini huusvwtfe a Lsterer a
a % ovtag mas
of th« nuasewt facta a>*
b> l>ef M Coll am in h % rata
'i*hsl book re willeil t<* I
(• tK averse*, maa u<<ta> * v
T' « facten which have ^-ea
about. ar n«r . Nbrierte-fr««.
: * «wui+4 ~ malar *
ssrwrsi s
•rv aim. tvues ia wm
Answers to Health Questions
Congioss Likely to Forbid the
Postal Workers Affiliation
With A. F. of L.
II)' uVlSKNI'E TOD1V
Federal Tress Correspondent
W vjUIINUTON CVt T Anticipat
inu that Congiest will attempt, either
•t * winter or In the cvti t st-saion
of next March, tv> forbid all Goveru-
ment employes to vHvntinue union af-
filiation v ith the Amcu an J>>der«-
tton n 'ahor. the invstal einplo: *s'
unions have put the isstu- )uaiel>
up to llardiu^ F\ iu of their of-
fUiMla Caniwell .vf the 1 «tttr t ar-
rierv Stamhaueh of the Uu;ul « ar-
ners Ryan . f the R.ul« ay Mall
clerk* and Flaherty of 'he rostofflco
« 1 rks. met the RepuM'.-an noi.iinsa
•n ikt!:tmore and 'aid a profKMltion
XV 4
ia
n > ih"*oat *
Cln* f-
mm s ter'
n •*
1+ ■ " 9mrr 4M(l !. *
trim |V«
if «••"! an-t
Dr L- K.
The Near East; Its Tragic Fate
tffect. 1o take a government tribu-
nal tor postofflce employ--, similar
to the one provided for railroad em-
ployes in the Ksch-Cummlns bill. We
are far behind the railroad workers
in the enjoy :nent *>f industrial
iuvrty what > a source of com-
plaint and a restriction to them, bs
om;-..jed with what they have enjoy-
v suld l e a gfeat stvp forward
m us. who ha\e had no rights.
Hardiuq wa^ delighted He is said
to have remarked at once that their
acceptance of the Eseh-Curamioa
tribunal plan would be fine campaign
>< t InlfrrdHl In l^ani'uiigns.
The pu$:al workers told him they
were not Interested in campaign ma-
terial. What they wanted was his
•lie pledge to carry out that plank
h*s party plat'orm and in his
ech. promptly and in good faith.
• v e elected Hardins promi e«l
ead tbrir statements and sir them
ar-wer at «mce. His answer is not
de ega
IN ■ l>l' ItlN*' IV! ! N 'I'l4
Hcrinuda. the oldest lemaiiunu
British plantation today begins a
celebration of its teccentenary.
With a display of exhibits from
many states, the World's corn Sh< w
Will be Opened today at Albuquerque.
N. II.
The tenth annual meetinK of th«-
National Farm Woman's Congress
will open at Salt Lake City today
for a three-day session.
The first representative confei-
ence of women agriculturists of the
east will be opened today at Massa-
chusetts Agricultural College*
The Water Power League of
America, tomposed of persons inter-
ested in the proper utilization of tb>
water resources of the country, will
open its first meeting today In
W ashington
The Jewish Assembly In Palestine
ia to meet at Jerusalem today to
elect an Independent executive com-
mittee. composed of Palestinian
Jews to replace the present Zionist
commission.
Senator Harding is scheduled to
speak at Pes Moin« - this morning
nad at Omaha tonight, the lays
itinerary of Governor Co* will, in-
clude Bowling Green. Ky Nashville.
rTenn. Paducsh and Ixiuisvill*
Franklin D. Roosevelt is to speak
in Denver, and Vice President
Vfarshall is to devote the day to
Minnesota.
I (invention* Opening l « daj :
l*tica N Y I^nire State Gas
and Electric Association.
Rutland. Vt Vermont State Medi-
cal Syeiety.
Augusta Ale Maine Public Health
Association.
Pittshurf. Ka National Oark
Trails AssoMatlon
Minneapolis Mmnevia Associa-
tK n of County Commissioners.
St. Cloud Minn Minnesota < n-
f^rence of Social Work
Maakota. Minn Southern Minne-
sota Educational Association
Greensboro. N'. c \orth Carolina
League Of Women Voters
TEXANS GUARDING
COHON GINS SINCE
TWO WERE BURNED
toTIGS
^ ^ £)(uruJudd\*,V
illustrated tv Neva Harrison
GREEDY LITTLE CHICK MAKES
A MISTAKE
David d .it i paUe into the m A*t
dirt, and wrhen h# turned it over
out camu a tiny Uttlc earth worm.
' U rr thal'a mine' caclaiined *
voice, and three little haby chickens
• an>« tumbling over each o'.her. eac>i
trying to reach id J tde first.
Iff, how n <li'I fuf snd SSMUnMe
t« get the worm! The nmalleat chirk
raucht It and ran awav with It. but tha
(arfeat of thi three jcave chaae. aid
pi. d it r.gh: o.it of ihe lutie
mouth rind awallcwed it wiiole
I' - -a «nu 1 .g [ another
' he railed to the rmi
eee that >->,i i
Spoit> or hla broth
e they are go< 1
cneeped. uuickl/
ona David h- i
and the
par. of
Brow-
fur.r jr
! dow r the
woikers shall enjoy
assigned them ^
an'^ndmeai.
"Hard-hot led ob«
supreme court will
real Bn'.ar
and Mes*'i>o
Armenia and * a
;asm and Artae
Great Brit
aaooopoly
tiona!
Hard::
(?nou*l
•iter Igain-l B«rle>oa. c* --h! i r
. - are reminded of STAFFORD Texas
. that when Burleson assured t«>n fins in th .- territo:
• a Democrat, six : - ntbs axo. Iy xuarded to*iav f^'lo
. , .er co-otwration we can nf two gin? i" Jones
:* Koosier repl *. ! with en- leged ni*h! riders w|
a! \\ -V General, you can , warned the pl;vr.ts * «?u
• campaign by relieving the ed if any mor* -ott^r
tration • d the party of the before the product raa
you irup«*c upon it. You a pound
t e folks . ' more bitter to- Destruction of the
< fctfu." toward anyone e -e." followed noti*-* • p^>'ad
ir'eson d >esn"t care whether >aturduy night saytas
Hecps or v>-. And the postal must ceese ur.' cotto
tre unan:mot;- for the na- 'ents.- Bo'h plan:- w
;.-a! «>•-. eaatng- And several thousand dolls
> ^otr . to he generous
> . . them whatever Ther* sre about 11
<:\dp r ■'l isem agree the Phili -^incs
" ' ' Az
1;/ \ V
i tie Observations of
t;ObHALL HEMLOCK
Here, Spotty!" He Called-
they f«; B«a- t - 1
•;.g*.n# *r,d W.t,-lt
'"ton • aung ex try w<
At Uer fu' 'Se
all the cunn::
Polish K ler Strolls
Without Collar
or Necktie.
Things You'll l ove
to Make
IkpKaF^tentr * . i , Jfe Council Ot Action
c ■
Confesses to Killing
Man Found in Trunk.
«4.r CWJ
m .tccor<
right ani
to decade and induce beltef n tt.
HiritWl. metaphysKai. tttth^nuiU-
cal and mater tut Truth musr pre-
vail
One truth cam otstroy a million
lies, but a': ti* h«a that ever werw
told can not oestroy one truth, any
■iorv than all the darkness ia the
epths of the earth could destroy Brfel
one day of light Error anil evil
disappear before rruth iust is sure- '
'v W W w u d
•* nfcrM®w aaisi es .nellie ap-
uroacb of dawn."*
Recently uil cvmpanivs have start- i
e*i i natKHi-wtde moveuHrtit for ^aso- md the
Une conservation, m soum places b> vv v,;t «
; i?:otitn* m 'ha* ;hn doutands «h t«. Vet
logitamato motw iransportauon may w^.s ■ ti
>i/e.
> limber lrn rv-a>vd.
notice to ieontrac
tors antJ 3uHr?rs
ROSE WONDER
Th l.i". .i e \-
i jcpt care hh
uc*i ler ETjen ' I^OtiCS iO
11-car'- 11 Con t r acio*s
,'« mt
in the tact
oil
— ■* JTANT ^AHY— I
. ifijg A Jr«n TRY
Vr— u/ n t th> • t
Ernest k
Chamberlain
Vttorney^it-Law
!!> 1. Br..a* aj. I.i-.le t^f.
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f' IMSvm M14 C . wss.
the Woodstock ( -i '
You Will Find \<
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Woudatuvit t"vn
a:ov.
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