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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-11
DEATH IS DUE TO
HEAT AND POWER
Steve De Bord, Peoples Power
Company Employe, Sue
cumbed in Midair.
FINDING OF THE CORONER
Voltage of 100 Units Passed Through
Body Following Prostitution
Had Been Ill.
FINDING OF THE CORONER

1t was the combined effect of the
heat and electric voltage which caused
the death of Steve De Bord of Davsn-
port, the lineman in the employ OF
the Peoples Power company, who was
the victim of tkS accident which &C
Cured yesterday afternoon while he
was at work on the cross arms of TIE
telephone poles at Nineteenth street
and Second avenue. Such was the
testimony of one of the three physic-
ians who aided in the vain attempt to
resuscitate the victim after the acCid-
ent. and in accordance with this testi-
mony, the verdict was returned by
the jury which was impaneled by Cor
oner ]. F. Rose at the Wheelan Under
taking rooms last evening.
ILL A WEEK.
LIE Bord returned TO work yesterday
morning after a weeks rest because
of illness. He worked steadily alonS
side of other linemen and at no time
complained of illness On one occa
sion, a fellow workman said De Bold
had touched the same wire with which
he later came in contact, but only
mere Jingle from the voltage resulted
He was fastening the cross arm to the
iron post which ia to replace the wood
en- one when he fell backward. Ills
fall was stopped by the safety belt
which held him to the pole. The back
of his neck rested on the wire which
conducted 10 volts. A workman lift
ed him from the wire and another
climbed the pole. Together. they
swung the man TO the ground and he
was carried into the Wilmerton cigar
store. There the physicians worked
over him, using artificial respiration
and hypodermics. But IL was of NJ
use for death had occurred before the
mans body could be conveyed to the
ground. With the exception Of two
inches, the wire was insulated. 1t so
happened that the most tender portion
of the man anatomy fell on the onIy
part of the wire which was unpro-
tected
BODY NOT BURNED.
There was no sign of burn on the
mans body and that may be attributed
to the fact that the mans body was
perspiring freely and the voltage waS
small. Ordinarily a voltage OF III
will have no effect whatever upon a
human being, but the physical condition
of De Bord was such yesterday that
its effect aided in the fatality.
Mr., DeBord was native of Albany,
y. Y. and was in his 35th year. He
resided at 104 Main street, Davenport,
and had lived there year. He leaves
his widow and relatives in the east
The body will be taken to Albany,
leaving here this evening al TBS over
the Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-11
GIRL is ENT

Clara DeVFize of Moline Sent to Pc
OFia School.
Clara DeVeTize, the IS year old
Moline girl who stole $50 from Mrs.
Leonie DePape last week, while the
latter was away from home, was
yesterday adjudged a delinquent and
was ordered committed to the Home
of the Good Shepherd at Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-11
ROB DEPOT STAND
Two Thieves Help Themselves
to Cigars, Fruit and
Newspapers.
DETECTIVES CATCH THEM
Couple Waiting for Train See Job
Description of Crooks.

While his pal kept watch TO warn
him in event the keeper of the fruit
stand at the Rock Islands Thirty-firs.
street depot should return, George Has
furter Of Kansas City yesterday after
noon helped himself TO cigars, fruit and
reading matter. according to the charge
preferred against him by T. J. Peter,
son and Peter J. Fleming. special
agents of the Rock Island road. They
arrested Hasfurter and his pal, Walter
Colt, shortly after the robbery was
discovered. The pair was arraigned
before Justice c. J. Schroeder. acting
police magistrate, this morning and
both were bound over TO the grand Jury
under bonds OF $500. In default of
bonds they were both taken to the
county Jail 10 await the action of the
grand jury.
CAUGHT WITH GOODS on.
Hasfurter arrived here Sunday and
met Colt on the same day. Yesterday
they planned TO go 10 Chicago. and, &C
cordinsly. went 10 the station together
The keeper OF the stand, II. Wylie, had
gone into the smoking room Hasfur-
ter carried away few articles, valued
at S.. Sir. and Mrs. Farrell OF Wilton,
Iowa. saw the Job done, and furnished
an accurate description of the thieves
The two detectives hurried west on
Fifth avenue and overlook the thieves
at saloon AT Twenty-sixth street and
Fifth avenue. They found the stolen
articles in their clothes. and so placed
them both under arrest, Hasfurter
tried to escape from Detective Fiem-
ing, but was run down in short order
@. c. Wenger conducted the proseeu-
ton for the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-11
Change Prayer Service.

Mid-week services Of the German NJ.
E. church will be held Wednesday ev-
ening this week instead of Thursday.
Following the prayer meeting tho
monthly meeting Of the Official board
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-11

will be held. She change from Thursday
to Wednesday is made on account of
the annual picnic to be held Thursday
at Long View park. The car will leave
the church at a. m. sharp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-07-11
THOSE WHO WAITED WILL
FIND PROFIT is THEIRS

oeAtons Wake hoOheu LOT announce
ment This Evening-Sale Opens
Tomorrow Morning.
Some days ago Sections advised
their patrons, through the columns
Of The Argus to wait before max
ing any needed purchases in their
line intimating that bargain seekers
would reap a harvest. The announce
ment on page this evening is
bound to attract widespread atten-
ton and every reader will realize at
once the Importance of this sale,
which has no restrictions or reserva-
lions. The early bird catches the
worm" Be early.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
Locals Take Closing
Game From South Bend

Schmick and passed Kelley. The two
then pulled of a daring double steal.
Schmick was caught 40 the plate try
ing 10 steal home. but Kelley counted
on Kochler's grounder.
Sensational fielding marked the
game. Koehler robbing Lewis of q hit
in the fifth By a running catch OF HIS
low fly Craven caught Montgomery
az the plate in the eighth when he
tried 20 score on IIardy's clean hit.
The Wheeling team has impressed
South BEND fans as strong aggrega-
ton during rs visit here. Servatius.
Jewell and Lewis look particularly
good. The second sackcr feldcd 81
chances with but one boot during the
series Egrrcs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON BY THE
SCORE OF TO 4.
Timely Hitting on the Part OF Cope ana
BOOK Wins for The Mound city
Aggregation.
CBy CARL p. LEArxERwoop1
1913 MAIN STREET

OppOrtune hitting. coupled with lie
uhst eadlness OF Heller Al times. resulted
ih me defeat OF the fast BeuwOod semi
professional team yesterday afternoon
90 the Inaugural game Of the season al
re Aahds or their rivals, the stroag
-.lvuhHaNlle aggregation. The game
was intensely interesting from begin
A4uE To end, ami was one OF those kIad
l.At keeps the spectators IN Alxl
Eihse OF anxiety from the time the very
hrst ball ls pitched until the last man
is outed. lclfer hurled fairly soui
saine ivr the Mil town club. allowing
HiNe hlts ana three bases on balls. hut
tIc inability of his team mates to Ding
tnc plll when hits spelled runs resulted
ln the clubs defeat.
The Beuw God team WIS IarIir4ut,,d
"MInE To a. number of men playing OFT
"l tn"ir regular positions. but with a.
iille raining t.e nine VIII De developed
..t' NIst CLASS segregation. The bat
trE Nouprs OF tie Jay were carried or
.1 lhF cope. an ONO uuJ. who slammed
Tue leather three times. while SiaIe, ANA
St'a- h performed beet f1r tho NH towr
. tHe FORMER having Two aud three base
llt 90 DIS credit. Higgins. hurting far
ne NiD tors was relieved Boo the sixth
l.'iiHs ny llHanis. who held tle Heu-
Bsnwood Scores.
b'n"'1i scored trc nrst run in the
mutual session. Wharton. t.a nrst man
Hp. dicd Via tnc M4iilu f1 Hn-k route.
'', fh@l'f played tle waiting game.
aid drew ticket foI FIRST WHIiemtg
son Tor three cushions. FRAZIER SCORING
TI.t.h i-rW uuf f1 MulIIu. and IaHfIu
trHri The NH town boys scored ii-
pt.fl POD iIe tHird lurlrE after WHarIuH
ana Frazier died on Us balls to tre uut-
90. NJ WATERMAN wac safe 40 second nn
'fif lH center. ana rtsack
N Nifutu uU o. UI.In Oh. .Drfrr. u.I...
..ittI '' tHE-. f.HHt.u eruef Goo reur-
.nE lf it.uF nIt tp Holmes
Then. "aa aNaHIuf.I. r...f.r f...e
Tor Che Mound HI.Is urfH fHa .f,tr .,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
Special Dispatch 90 tho Intelligence.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. May Heavy


SOUTH BEND. Ind. May Heavy
hitting by the visitors in the sixth i'm
ming. coupled with am error bv
SchmIcf. lot in four runs and Wheel
Ing won the game hy e score OF four
fO one. Crane Jed tho batting lee
with single TO right ScrvatiHs follow
Ing With long double 10 center. which
Holt misiudged. letting in two runs
Knisely scored Servatius with another
two-base hit 20 deep left center After
MONTGOMERY and King had boon re.
tired on flies. Murray cracked % SINGLE
through second base. bringing E1.soIv
home
After fhe sixth inninr fNc r.0-Ir-
touched up Lindsay freely. iHt speedy
heldinR by the Blenders prevented n-
fhcr 4D0rlng South Bends SINGLE
score came ln tho opening inning
with ono down. when Hardy If
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
g. Louis Takes 10 inning Game.

game % 90 lrriuEr ~ Louis defeated
Chicago today Iv fo @. -allee Wa 900
form until to laet Inning. when Toe joe
calls Eaflero1 Three bite anil Harmon
wnn sent Iu Co. pitch fie hold Chtca-o
safe THO visitors buuchsl bits ~
ft.rNfr ami Ir fHn tenth Inning made
wltY fH' assistance af Huoau'a tws ~
IarE Score.
&C. Ir T.
chicago ... IOOtOI nou2- q
ft i1uIa .. oUf1oUu D1G %
batteries Archer nrf Richie. sallas.
Harmon aUd IlrrHraNau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
!. & 0.

The fast Y. < o. team easily defeated
tn- West wheeling team yesterday az
teruoon on the Florence ball park by tile
one sided score Of ~ TO 3. J. Mooney
pitched masterful ball for the winners,
allowing but three hits and striking out
hiieen 81 the opposing batsmen. An err
OF and a Wild throw was Responsible
Tor TWO OF the three runs secured by the
West wheeling boys. Music was FUR
nsaed during the afternoon by the
Florence brass band, and the game was
Witnessed by a large crowd. The score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
MOUNDSVILLE WINS FROM
BENWOOD In FIRST GAME
BY GEORGE HOPE.

three order in tie eighth. but Mounds
VIE placed the game on the shelf in the
IHal spasm. Williams, the FIRST man M
u. te]ed. and Clarke flied out to Easto1.
hdW ard. then slammed high one TO
ilght Held, Frazier and Wharton pIayfne
tAe Alfonso ana CASTOR act. letting the
bail fall between them. Mullin tripied
10 left and Edwards Tailed. Cope end
"a the chances BY outing via tho IIcl-
Ter 10 Eig route. Burke. Helfer and
W Wharton went out IN order in Benwood's
lalf The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08

ST. Louis. May with the bases
full in the twelfth inning. Jackson MT
the ball into left field for "A home run,
Cleveland winning the game to ,
Score:
r. II. =.
ST Louis OOlOOlO 10000 I
Batteries: Yingling and Land: Wal
lace, Powell and Clarke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08

'Batted Tor SuEgs in eighth.
''Ean Tor Mclean 81 eighth.
PlttFburr ....... 8 o q o o.
Cincinnati ...... DO y o . o $
Two hsse hits. Wagner. Bates. Hob
litzeL Three base hits. HuEzs. 1lit-t
orr TsCiacld. 10 iu IT, Innings. of
LOO innings. or Gasuar, mono ln one
inning Sacrifice bite. Nulsr. Clarke.
Left uu bases. ift'sburE. Z. Cincinnati
10 lrst uu balls. orr SuEEE. Z. ,ff
Lelneld. @ nff Cumultz 1. asa ~ pitch
o.. Hy SuEEa--'nrey. Wagner. by i.al-
tsld--Dywncy. struck out. lfr sug-s.
3. Ly LoihcII. VIA pitehs CamnltE
Time. 2.Oh. Umplrcs. fireman AMI
Jday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
HEAVY HITTING AND GOOD FIELD
ING WINS FOR SMOKES.
Murray Receivers Batting Eye and
Gets Three Bingles-Start Four
Game Series With Grand
Rapids.


WheeIlrE. {. SCUM H0uI. T.
ZaneFville. g. Grand Rapids. e.
Torre Haute. II. Fort Wayne. H.
Dayton. o. Evansville. O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08

IHICAIU. May l---UctrOit Defeated
Chicago g 10 In ten innings today be-
FOR a crowd said 20 be the largest that
ever witnessed game at the American
league park. Drake won the game In
the tenth. when he hit TO center for
two bases, and scored on Cobbs' single
10 right. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08

Wheeling a. Grand Rapids
Evansville 90 Fort Wlrre
Terre HH4te nt DAYTON
Zaresville 40 South Bend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08

IUTOI0 .......I n no
.Eirot ran for Helfer IN 6th inning.
-bock ran for Smith in and inning
Score by innings:
Mourdsyille 800. o 900 os1o1-S
hcnw ood --....-.. 4 OOi 0 %
Two Base Hits. Cope. Sfeack slsfev
Three Base Hits. Whlteman, sisioy
" harton. Muliin
struck out. 49, Hoifer. 8. BY williams.
%. hy HlgEiuH. O.
stolen Bases cope and Edwarda
Ease on Balls. or Helfer. 3. orr ill.,
EInH. a.
Base Hits: orr Heller. .. OFF Higgins,
q 900 rIN innings.
Time. 105
lmpircs craig and Pickett
Attendance. 600.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
TodAy's Games.


Cleveland at St Louis.
Philadelphia az Washington.
Boston at New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
REDS CLEAN Up PIRATES


Leineid Taken Out Of BOX. But Pirts-
burg Faned 20 Check Defeat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08

N.NIr % innings.
%. .........2 0tOB Ole
West Wheeling. Z % U % n o. 4
stolen bases Hood EIekaufrh.
Three base hits Hayes
Iro base ulfs Dorm. Keuar ard
Wolfe
hases on balls: orr Mooney. 4. Off
Told o.
struck out. Eg Mooney. De-. Todd
600 IS pitcher. Davis
Double play Dorm Oh Dorm
mpire Marshall
Time o.
Attendance. 46a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
ENTRIES
FoR FnUIDRICH'a BICYCLE RACu
NOW nEIHo RECnrVED.
v a1uahla Troph - " Ne hvnrf~f fnn
guccaaafui Contsatanta-nouts
VIII ne over Hauonai noad.

Arrangement are rapidly being COM
r'rtei nF Herman Tre.drichs. the local
-r.rtIne goods man. for the holding 81
IfE bicycle rare on Decoration nay.
.rI IlIsIrr from present Indications.
.Nr event wIl nr orc OF fnr LARGEST n
I. Bind held ir Che vicinity fur several
ffnfa Tho course ~ Che race will be
.'NrIrn store nr Market street.
thfrre o.. wheeling Park and return
hII rIlcre under eighteen years % $50
'rr oI'rinIo fHr participation in tie
event. nn1 entries are now being uafo
Hf f.r promoters eafahifahnerf Tha
su.cnefful rlntesfarfH viii BE- literally
awarded. and the prizes 20 be- offered
H..i Dol announced some time during ffa
.nH .rr week. Tho lraf prize wifi most
IFrIf hr bicycle ~ some fret class
MAKO ALTHOUGH THE has not yet heeo
Ir"r fr.r decided upon Tho event -
ono 0f frr MANY that VIII he pulled or
'.r.f. f.n summer by Mr. FreIfrirha.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-08
AMERICANS.


Cleveland, s. -. Louis. (l2 inningsl
Detroit. s: Chicago. 4 90 innings).
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ENHrnITroN oAnE1.
f.nNrr lEaffrrnl. q. rhilafeirhfa
AmrrI.araI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
MAYOR EXONERATES
TWO commissioners
SIGN OF KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN
DEW AND KEG AND BOTTLES
UNEARTHER IN OFFICE.

"For salc-Kenutcky Mountain
Dew"
Commissioner j, A, Yeager walked
into his office yesterday and was
greeted by a sign bearing the fore
going words, The Aforesaid sign was
tackled to tho side OF n keg which had
been placed on top Of the street and
public property commissioner desk,
Arranged around the keg were num-
erous empty bottles bearing labels
that would indicate that their con-
tents had been fire water This was
rather n shocking spectacle for as
staid and conservative n man as Com
missioner Ycagor The commissioner
Is Kentuclsian and SOME Of the
"boys" down "a the city han had
played n trc', CD him
But that is not the whole Of the
story. In somo manner % pile Of mis-
oellancous bottles had collected I'm the
hall way down NJ the City HalL CONF
missioner NeaGcr piled lot OF these
bottle under mmssioner Wheatley's
desk. Then he rutted off down the
hall to find Mayor Martin and show
him the Joke The mayor returned TO
the GOint" office OF the two commits
Bloncrs, and with lordly air Com
missioner Ycaecr piled a lot ~ these
whore he presumed that the pile Of
bottles rcpoN'd; and watched the
n,avors face The mayor had seen
something else when he entered the
ro0m bur he did not apprse the street
ana public property commissioner of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
Boston Avenue M. Il. Church, South

Boston Avenue NJ. t. Church, South.
(Fitth and Boulder).
Rov. p. r. KnickfTbocker, Pastor.
Residence coo s, Denver. Phone
Red eS2,
9i45 a, m. Sunday School. ]. r. Cole
Supt If o. m. Revival service Seo-
ond Sunday Of tho revival DR..
Knickerbooker will preach in the
morning on the subjects why I Am
a Christian"
1900 p. m. Epworth League. TO
which all the young people are In
vlted. $500 p. m. Great Peoples SER
vice, continuing the series Of revival
sermons. Special theme; "The
Heavenly Railroad" a sermon to
railroad men who viii attend and be
given reserved seats Mr. Munroe
viii sing Fifteen members
were taken in last Sunday at the re-
vlval meeting which will continue for
twelve wseks, Sunday only. Mr..
Make has gathered together one OF
the greatest choirs and orchestra In
tho country and tho music alone
ought to I'll the house TO tho doors
This ist he Church OF Smiles as well
as Of tearsi Of praise as well az OF
prayer.
A railroad ticket TO Heaven with all
the stations stamped, viii be given os
souvenir 20 every man IN attend.
ance. Miserable men made happy
Something surprising.
During tho following weeks DR.
KniclSerbool,er viii give a special ser
mon 70 baseball fans, on THE Sixth
Strike" or tho man who gets there
A sermon 10 insurance men on Fire
and sermon 20 all people who low
Gods out % doors, on "Fish ant
Fishing" A welcome like YOU
mothers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23

West Third apd Cheyenne')
10 a. m. Sabbath sdhool, II a. m
preaching service, $3.50 p. m. Young
Peoples Meeting, 1880 p, IN. preaching
service. Morning subject THE VIC
tory over Temptation" Evening sub
ject Deciding for Jesus Christ The
sacrament OF the Lords supper Will
be administered at the Sabbath morn
ing service. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at 1890, subject, Tho
Sixth Psalm" If you are stranger
in the city come and worship with
US, All are welcome.
LOUIS Thinning, Pastor
Program Boston Avenue NJ. u. Church
South.
Morning.
Prelude-Reverie in Il. major
,.,,,.,.,......... LOUD
Mrs 3. G. Critchett
Hymn.
March Romaino-"Praise ye the
Father" =, ...... Gounod
Choir
Sermon-Dr. Kuiokerbocker.
Postlude,
Evening.
Prelude-"Intermez .... .Maopeth
Mrs. b. G. Critchett.
Flynn, No, 26S-Congregation.
Anthem-'O Lord Our Governor"
.... ,,.....,....'''' HduspS
Choir with Orchestral accom- -.
paniment
Solo-"Life is Like Mountain Rail
way ......''''' ''''''''' ''''
Mr.. Munroe, Basso.
Sermon-Dr. Knickerbocker.
Invitation Hymn.
Postlude.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
Christian Church

Biblo school ut 0.45. Large Bible
class for men. Every department in-
tercstlng. Any ono welcome.
Communion and preahcins service
az II a, m. Professor Critchett and
chorus choir furnish good music Tn
the absence of the pastor Mrs. Alice
Wlokizer viii give the address on the
subject, Holding Fast our Posses-
sions." Evening subject "The Highest
Calling" Junior Endeavor Society ut
3 D. m, Young Peoples meeting at
$3.50. Evening Service at 1870. a
cordial welcome is extenled TO ALL
j. A. WICKIzER,P Pastor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
Your Moneys Worth or
Your Money Back.


Sunday School, GAS a. m, j. Allen
Yeager, superintendent. Young Peo-
pie, GAS p. m Prof, Keeling, presi-
dent. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday
evening, 7:45. Ladies Aid, Thursday
3 p. m, Mrs Onphant president Mrs
Pearl scott, organist; Gordon D..
mpey ohorister At II a, m. Rev
Geo. w. Taft, Of Plttsburg, PENN will
preach subject, "Soul Winners Re
ward" At 7:45 DR.. Taft viii preach
on Japan, and Japan for Christ All
are invited. Strangers welcome
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
Lutheran Church,

Second street Court Room, .,
10 a. m. sunday school, Come and
bring another with you. ~ o. M.
morning service, Anthem, reception
of members and sermon on Doubling
ThO1s or Sight or Faith" Come 1870
p. m. special chorus music with SER
mon by tho pastor. Come
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23

ject, what Dwight 8, Moody Said Is
tho Burning Issue OF Today" GAS p'
M, @. u. 7;45 p. m. Evening worship
There the abiding companionship'
Good music ut services, Wednegday
evening prayer meeting at 7:t5 p. N.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
rrInilr Tnlsconal Church.

(Cor. Fifth and Cincinnau.),
Rev. Gilbert A. Ottmann, Rector
First Sunday after Easter
Holy Communion. 1880 q. m. Sun
day school 9:45 a. m. Morning
Prayer, sermon and Confirmation II
a. m. Evoning Prayer and sermon s
. m. At the Morning Service the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23

Right Roy, Theodore Payne Thurston,
Bishop Of Eastern Oklahoma, will de-
liver tho sermon and administer the
Apostolic Rite Of Confirmation.
Everyon5 welcome.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
First Methodist Episcopal church.

(tlith ana BOulder)
Sunday School. with classes for all
ages, nc 0jSO. Preaching az iOi45.
Junior League at 1900 Epworth
League at 1900, led by Miss Jessie
Magee. Preaching az 500. Both
sermons BY the pastor. Special mu-
slo by lurge choir, conducted by Prof
Fowler. 4 cordial welcome for all,
strangers welcome. Come worship
with US. we will try and make It
pleasant for you.
FRANK NEFF, Pastor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23

holy mass at 7 a, m, (sermon), High
mass with first solemn communion at
$3.50 a, m. (sermon), Afternoon do
votion, investiture in Mount Carmel
scapular and Bcnediction at $3.50 p.
m, All welcome.
JOHN C. HERRING, Rector
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist.


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Lesson sermon, II O, m, subject
Doctrine Of Atonement' Sunday
School for the children 9'45. Wednes-
day evening testimonial meeting 8
o'clock. A free Christian Science
reading room is maintained in the
same building and is kept open every
DAY except Sundays from to 4'SO'
ANY one Wishing to read or purchase
Christian Science literature Is wei
come ct these hours. The public Is
invited to attend the church services
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At THE CHURCHES.
Holy Family Church

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Buy "a London kitchen Cabinet
They are .he best. Houston ~ co.
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23

They are tho best Houston & Co.
Buy a London Kitchen Cabinet.
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
First Presbyterian Church.

COrn0f IN and BOst0h
Sunday Aprll 49,. 1911. 9;i5 a. m.
Sunday school, fl a, m, sermon sub