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THE TULSA STAR Saturday Odober 23 1D20.
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THE TULSH STAR
A. J. SMITIIERMAN Editor and Publisher.
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OTJE POLITICAL FAITH.
"All men are born equal and endowed with certain inaliennbl-
rights among which are life liberty pnd the pursuit of happiness.'
Thomas Jefferson.
We believe in the principles of true Democracy as promulgat-
ed by the patriot Thomas Jefferson and without fear or favor we
will be found at all times fighting for an honest impartial appli-
cation of these principles to all men regardless of raee or color.
N. R. GRAHAM candidate for the State Legisfetvre oa the Democratic
ticket would he elected by acclamation il tmtk thing as possible under our
w. me man who successfully pat rr so maav patriotic drives for his
country will not fail in his efforts to sej-re the people of his country.
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THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE between -Jarorin a thin" and lit-
erally "doinjr J thing." and th.s fact should be considered by those who have
been led off by Harding's "favoring" policy.
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TAF1. HIGHES ROOT AM) HOOVER .tern to he the Rig Four
guiding the policies of the Republican otniaee. ProhaMv that account for
Harding vacillation.
The Very Finest
SENATOR HARDING is some champion when it cone to tng ambic-
uotst language and he u it with dexterity in nshme for the Colored vote.
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CHAIRMAN H F .BY is putting pep into the campaign and under I
his generalship the Democratic ticket will go over the top.
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CONVENTION HALL DEBATE
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ANOTHER REPUBLICAN OUTRAGE
THE CITY ADMINISTRATION has wilfully and deliberately flung
an unwarranted insult in the face of the Colored people of this city by' their
outrageous treatment of a prominent Colored woman who was thrown in
jail last week and denied bond because of an auto accident in which she
figured as one of the principals. Tl(c full story is told in an article on the
front pace of tlus issue over the signature of Lawyer E. I. Sadler.
Hundreds of such accidents have happened in Tulsa but this is the first
time a colored woman has been involved and it is also the first time any
woman has been placed in jail because of such accident.
Mayor Evans was appealed to in vain after fruitless attempts had been
made by representative citizens to induce heads of the police department
to release the woman on bond. The Mayor flatly refused to consider the
case
It is reported that hundreds of Colored women have registered and in-
tend to vote the Republican ticket November 2d. This may or may not be
true but one thing is certain: The Colored women of Tulsa will not regard
lightly this gross insult to theRace and particularly their sex by the bunch
of Republicans they have i'dt 'd elect to office. They will surely remember
that the only injustice the JUce has received from the city administrations
have come when Republicans were in control. The former Republican ad-
ministration started it with the segregation ordinance and followed this with
many other needless discrninations.
It seems to be a fixed policy of Tulsa Republicans to embarrass and
harass the Race at every opportunity.
In the face of these facts considered alongside of the very fair treat-
ment we have always received at the hands of the Democrats in this city
and county we camiot believe that any colored woman will so far forget
her self-respect and her duty to the Race as to endorse with her ballot this
new outrage by our Republican "friends."
No matter how you have registered ladies; there is only one right way
to vote and that is to vote against tlie party whose representatives have wil-
fully misused you. We know there are men among us who are too narrow-
minded and blindly partisan to resent any insult or injustice aimed at the
Race if it comes from Republicans but it is our belief and our ardent desire
that our women will prove themselves worthy the rights given by the 19th
amendment that they will not be the mindless cringing cowards and political
slaves that most of our men have been for more than a quarter of a century.
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REPUBLICANS WAKING UP
EVEN THE TULSA WORLD the recognized leading Rcpublicau news-
paper in Oklahoma has expressed disappointment in the vacillating position
of Senator Harding on the League issue and gives him the following good
advice:
"If Senator Harding has no advisers he should acquire some. If
be has advisers he should instantly change them or utterly disregard
ihem and strike out for himself."
We would openly admit that Harding has no mind of his own and that
the minds he is following the leaders of the Republican party are utterly
unsubstantial and dangerous to the success of the Republican ticket. If this
be true and no well informed man or woman can doubt it the election of
Senator Harding would be a dangerous thing for the American people.
On the other hand. Gov. Cox has taken a firm stand on the League
issue and every other issue involved and is both proving that he is the tool
of no man that he has a mind anct will of If is own and convinced of the
righteousness o the great cause he is championing he fights on like a true
soldier confident of his success. This is the kind of man the American people
love that's why Teddy Roosevelt lived and died the idol of the American
people and that's why James M. Cox will be elected the next president of
the United States.
kingdom is fiill established. I lion
wrong iloing will nc4 be permitted.
Then ll cotne limes of bit-Asm?
and refreshing to all mankind. The
crippled le lame and rmk will le
made well ami strong; the ecs of
the blind will be made to see and
the tlenf ears to hear Isaiah 35.
All she lead shall be resurrected
John 5:28-30 and restitution of all
tilings will progress until everx one
jdered except in the minds of the1
audience. That being true the de-
bate is now ended except for the
"uvimiiuu wnicn we win ask rromi
nev. t ucxer.
REV. TUCKER: And now nut
the blessings of God. the Father
the Son ami the Hol Ghost rest
with ami abide upon this congrga-
tfon; bless the races of ix'oplc that
Hvc tooether here in Tulsa; let
pence and hnnnon abide with them
no earth and in our kingdom we
k this in Thy name forever.Amen.
r. b. Kindly watch the next issue
ueuate.
RICHARD J. HILL
(Per Mrs. M. IL J. Parrish)
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS GENIUS?
New Art Introduced in Tulsa By
Kansas City Boy
WE CAN'T FORGET
THE COLORED PEOPLE OK TULSA will not soon forget the raw
deals handed to them by local Republicans. An honest and impartial com-
parison of the two parties here in this county and city with respect to their
attitude to the Race will convince any fair-minded man or woman that our
best friends have been found to be Democrats. A special instance is offered
in the case of the two nominees for Sheriff. It will be remembered that
Wm. McCullougfJ the Republican nominee while serving as Sheriff of Tulsa
County tried to pjevent a Colored Justico of the Peace from trying a white
man for assaulting a defenseless Colored woman on a downtown street car
on the ground thj "No white man should be tried before a Colored Justice"
and took the wa'rraut from his one Colored deputy with the warning that lie
would never allow a Colored deputy to serve a warrant cm a white man
This Colored deputy was none other than O. W. Gurley who. be it said to
his credit resigned his position as deputy sheriff under McCullough because
of this incident We leave it to the voters among us to decidevhether the
Democratic or the Republican administration as a whole have shown more
consideration to the Race Speak out with your ballot against wrongs that
every real man or woman must resent Surely we can't forget
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MANHOOD SAVED THE DAY
THE RECENT ATTEMPT to Ijnch a Colored man in Okmulgee for
an alleged assault on a white woman and subsequent events which almost
precipitated a race riot followed by a complete exoneration of the accused
is another concrete example of the errors shame and evil consequences of
mob rule Here is a case il a law-abiding citizen with a good reputation
being arrested oil suspicion put in jail and narrowly escaping lynching by
the timely action of the officers and a general race war averted only by
the determined action of courageous Race men all on account of misleading
circumstantial evidence surrounding the case. Had the mob carried out
its fiendish intention an innocent victim would have paid the illegal penalty
and a war between the races which inevitably would have followed would
doubtless have cost the lives of many others.
But fortunately for Okmulgee manhood played its part and saved the
day that might have buried the history of the town in odium and stained the
state with the shame of a bloody race war.
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REPUBLICAN LEADERS are trying to center the interest of Colored
voters on national issues in order to diminish local Democratic strength.
Don't be deceived. Our local affairs in politics arc of far more importance
to us than national affairs. Let's make sure t ' land our county Democratic
ticket. It is composed of our best friends. 
refu.sed the proffered blessingsT
win ie destrojed. AH who are will
ing to receive and obey the right-
eous laws of this kingdom will be
restored to erfeot manhood and
just here m opjoncnt would im-
press you that God has not punished
man enough when he punished him
with death. Is it because my oppo-
nent is ignorant of what death real-
ly is; it Ls because m opponent is
ignorant of wind life means; he
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iwivrv: iimiiiuu ilinjui me ei em II1IS I .. . .
dying condition he sees around here  low. w you like to be a sil-
I will make ymi n .simple illustration "Duellist? (whatever it is)? If
If ou had a little piece of stone ru :otl 'l.ave umI tlc Pleasure of meet-
would throw it around but .someone i J"5 ""V ' T Gardner IB year old
lold vou. you would lose billions if "-v of Kansas City and the further
ou lost that then u would put ! I"J-'Mirc of s-ing hint perform with
it nwtiv and take care of it and when w0 producing shadow-like pho-
inon learns what life is and its value'05 or contours or any individual in
then no greater inmishment could!"" U'w uan lcncil sketch artist
come to iiMin than to lose life. That can sketch il then you perhaps
is the punishmennt God gives to know yvlmt it means to be a sil-(
man He says if nu disobe. "The "otieUeist.
wages of sin is death." God will not . ll's " pleasure to meet young
rbongc His law to elernal punish- Gardner. He an intelligent youngj
ment or something else to suit the fellow with refined bearing and a
clergy. (Appluuse) God sus death l conversationalist if you talk a-
was a penalty and He tells o what ""lil ngs w0nn while. 
death is and it does not make anv ' "c.s u graduate of the Hutchin-
difference what the hundreds or son Kansas High School but he did
thousands of clerg mav think. God not 'L'irn bis profession there. In'
savs death is vour iiennltv and that ract "' sa-vs he did not learn it; it
Is what It will he and we dare not "'" '" h"' a.s a natural gift at the
add nnv more than what God said i !L' ?' !x -'ars- I
I want lo sov here too if vou- " wonderful how easily he can
would get some idea of a iwrfect Produce a profle likeness of any)
man sou take all Hie intelligence n--;"" " numing nut a common
there is in the world all the knowl-1 1ar. of scissors nd black paper.
edge of science or art. music history. . rs method is simple but baf-
nml svhiit nnt mil nil Hint ineotlinr i fling. While the patient sits Dal
in one individual and as great as that l iently Gardner with a small pair
might be and 1 want to say all the?'' wissors saws deftly into his thin
niacK paper i ne result omaincd
in about two minutes is pasted on
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Garments
will look aboddy
over an 111-fitting
corset
Correct1 Bit tin q of
tliG corset is
really the founda-
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Dressing
For style dura-
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ULSA OKLAHOMA
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physical beauty nut it all in one In
dividual and as great us that might
he. 1 want lo remind you that that
would only represent the remnant
of n perfect man which has been in
process of deterioration more than
six thousand years. The time i will
come when men will order the tem-
perature and climate just as he
wants ithem. They were made to
have dominion over earth if God's
promises are true and God's promis-
es arc true. These perfect ones
are the ones my de.'ir friends to
whom the Lord will sav "Gome ye
blessed of mv Father inherit the
kingdom prepared for you from the
foundation of the world." Inc re
construction of the world will con-
tinue for a thousand years during
which time ithe earth will be made
more beautiful beyond descrptlon
by the human tongue. Then Peace
will prevail and nil will be happy.
There will be no more parting of
'oved ones. The people over the
whole world including the resur-
rected millions will gsither in great
multitudes to sing praises and do
lionwik'e unto the Lord and Jehovah.
The beautiful -songs of praise will
rise from earth lo Heaven and the
angels will catch the chorus and
waft il back to earth until every
creature in Heaven and in earth will
be singing "(ilorv Glory Glory unto
God and His Christ' worthy art.
Thou to be praised. Great and Mar-
velous! are Th works Lord God Al
mighty just and true are Thy ways
llimi King of Saints.
IX'.ir friends 1 want to remind
vou tint the International Rihle Stu-
dents don'l intend to twich you one
thing hut what the Ixml tell you.
We koow the world is not going to
listen now anil we kaow what les
son the Ixird is going to give I hem
for not listening lo tins message.
By the Ijords grce 1 say seek
peace  sjn'ak the truth seek ac-
knowledgement of God'.s plan he
a wniie munting and there is your
portrait unuusrakanle to your
friends. .No drawings no tracings
no deliberations just scissors and
black paper. Gardner says he in-
tends to stay here with the carnival.
Not only does he produce Uiese
"silhouettes" but he can just as easi-
ly and with the same rapidity and
exactness take a plain piece of pa-
per and cut It so as to produce con-
nected written letters spelling your
name. He is also a fine cartoonist
and the Star has engaged one of his
cartoons for next week's issue.
Mrs. IL It Coger of Ilrookshire
Texas arrived in Tulsa last week
to visit her sister Mrs. J. H. Gar-
land. She cxccts to leave for home
rn Saturday October 23rd.
Miss Nola Williamson of the Star
Staff is spending the week in Ok-
mulgee with her brother who is not
in good hcilth.
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Respectfully
"Rev. E. E. Branch President
Dr. T. Hayward D. D. LL. D- Vice President...
Wm. B. Lawyer A. B. Recording Secretary
HaywoodI Toliver Corresponding Secretary
Dr. A. H. Cole D. D Treasurer.
IFiPORTY YEARS of Republican rule in Washington has failed to humble and teachable here and vou
remove 'Inc evils real or imaginary that our group complain of. how can will he led nut of this great dark-
uepuuiican enthusiasts hope to convince the thinking man or woman among ness that the unwise sen-ants and
us that vacillating Harding would do any more than his Republican pre- teachers linve led you into God
decessors have done? )Ws you (Applnu.se)
utr Tinvii- r-n ' (The debate now boing closed the
WE THANK GOD that the day has passed almost when the hired following proceedings are had to-
i""'. "'" ;M"yila" -"y " og;"c anu iseguilc our people into wit:)
'voting er straight" for the G. O. P. Colored men and women ire learning MR
uiuic dim iiiuic oi iicpuDiican Hypocrisy anu tncy are casting their ballots
accordingly.
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"AMBIGUOUS" HARDING'S PIRST MAMU
 MR. HARDING'S STAND in his Oklahoma City speech relative to the
rights of the black man is slightly ambiguous in that it declares for equality
in one sentence and against it in the next blowing hot one minute and cold
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