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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23

g. II. Drawbaugh, of Camp
Hill, Pa, has a clock which has
been running since 1870 without
attention of any sort. An cleo
tromagnet gives the pendulum
pull at each beat. The magnet is
connected by wires with metal
plates of opposite electrical
character buried in the earth.
The moister of the earth acts
upon the plate, generating low
current. Eventually the plates
will be eaten away, but it way be
full century before this can
happen.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23

CLARK. Mercer and Oldham
county democratic committee have
adopted strong resolutions against
the use Of money or whisky in the
coming primary. What's the
matter with following suit in
ROCkcaStle?
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23
RHEUMATISM QUICKLY
CURED

"My sisters husband bad an
attack of rheumatinm in his arm,
writes a we'll known resident OF
Newton Iowa. Il gave him a
bottle of Chamberlain's Linimen,
which he pplied to his arm ard on
the next morning the rheumatism
was gone" For chronic muscular
rheumatism you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Linz
ment. Sold by all dealers.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23

know how her heart bled for an
old time CaresS, and how she went
to rest with a prayer on her lips
for us. Remember mother boys,
before it is too late-you have yet
time to show your appreciation of
her love. See her hair, il is
white as snow, and it has been
bleached by care OF you. Watch
her. Show her your love. Court
her as you would sweetheart,
if you would make her happy.
All TOO soon this mother will be
gone.-Reformatory Press.
May Run For Congress-
Friends of Judge Leonard w.
Bethurum, OF Mt. Vernon, Rock
castle county, are starting a
healthy boom for him for the
/ Republican nomination for Con
gress IN the Eleventh district
Judge Bethurum, who was trai s.
ferred with his county, Rock
castle, from the Eighth to the
Eleventh district by the con-
gressional gerrymander made by
the last Legislature, has taken ex.
Ceedinglv well with his new neigh
borS and ne already has a large
following. While in Louisville a
few DAYS ago Judge Bethurum
smiled significantly when The
congressiOnalmat after was broachec
Louisville Times.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-05-23

THE words Boone Way" are
boycotted by the Louisville papers
they simply take "conniptlon
fits when they hear or see the
words. This paper has in advo-
eating the proposition of a national
highway through the mountains
and which is being opposed by
the Louisville press and dis
couraged by its business and
professional men, hes brought
out SO many facts regarding the
seIfshness of the falls city that
their press could not answer with
out putting them deeper in the
mud, it appears they are simply
"afraid 10 open their mouths. We
propose to tell more as time
passes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
ENOUGH

get you some. You know Mr.. Rogers,
ont YOU"
so you nave a sweet tooth, Jim
my" said Rogers affatly.
MY names not Jimmy, IT'S Jimsie
! sa| II In the Bible. I'm all the time
having 10 tell my right name to folks" d"
While Anne vent foraging for cakes,
) -nsie turned his back 70 the fire,
'hands clasped behind him. IN the most
approved man fashion.
Miss Anne's helping Dad get mar
ried," he asserted with the Importance
o. one giving vital news.
Really responded the man icily.
"Yes, she's helped him a lot bout
slecting the ring and ALL" went on the
loquacious youngster. The lady's a
friend Of Miss Anne's. That's why
she's 30 interested. Mr.. Borden told
Dad at the bank yesterday that II
looked like he ought to know how N
go about getting married cause he's
all sadly been married 10 my mother.
you know She's dead. even since I
was born"
"Who-vhom is your father roing
TO marry?" demanded Rogers, sudden
IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
/, <E.I.;I.; .IEzzIz]l| II =, (.

II Summer here even if it is Winter in
the rest of the world. They're lovely,
Don. What's the matter? Your face
Is 60 long and solemn"
Blue devils. | guess he answered
shortly. Mind If | smoker"
Never did. did I? Puff away. but
I'll have you Rnow that II thare arc
any blue deyllG In this box Of an
apartment, you brought them In your
Dc kets. ran them all out this
morning and vatch.1 them freeze to
death &. the window sill"
You're mighty gay this afternoon,
aren't your"
Yes, sir, for / have contract
with a big new maglzine TO furnish a
page In every issue for the next six
months"
What a clever girl you are, Annel
That pencil OF yours has made those
little figures OF people famous over the
country"
The door opened unceremoniously
and Jimsie Bachman, the son and heir
10 the vast estates Of the Honorable
Richard, appeared.
Hello, Miss Anne! Got any cskes7"
II certainly have. Come IN and I'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

Il promised not 20 tell anything
about It to anybody" returned Jimsie,
loftily.
"I'll give you dollar to tell me
the truth"
Gee! I'd told for 80 ents," said
J.msle quickly forgetting his con-
SCIENCE TITS Miss Anne Bradner. she
lives In another town. Where's the
money!"
Here you are. Jlinsie," said Anne,
coming In Just then. 81 brought you
box full OF cakes tC take on the
train tonight when you and your
father go visiting"
What have you done with your
blue devils?" she demanded, turning
back from closing the door on her
dim,nutive guest and facing n man
with a very different expression from
the one he had worn half an houi be-
fore Did You give them TO Jimse7
He's very accommodating"
Very" be answered, and then as
he watched her adjust fur toque on
her dark hair Are We gcing TO mar
kc. now--to buy a fat pisg"
mo. not that" corrected lime. "l
nsed :. few extras and I've been too
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

busy to go out today Aunt Matte
Lou has the rheumatism and my one
maid takes three hours 10 go on any
errand, 20 save all round by making
the trip myself"
She fastened a great crimson rose
in her furs. Il have TO take one with
me- she said.
ITO you Il is a rose, to me Il is my
heart he quoted
That's pretty sentiment, isn't &C.
Don? You know so many beautiful
things to say TO women, | wonder
what you will say to the one woman
when she comes into your life!"
What every other man has said
before me, Just that | love her and
want her Won't that be enoughY
Yes" answered Anne on guard
against his apparent Indifference. IF
she loves you"
All the way home he fought TO sup
press the hope that Jlmsle's state
ment had brought TO life again. Sup
pose the boy had played a joke on
him!
Aunt Matte Lou IL preparing a
lovely little dinner for US VIII you
excuse me for three minutes and let
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

me honor the occasion in a mere PRO
sentable gown?
When she came back in shimm err
ing silk, soft and blue as a summer
sky, she found her guest before the
big table whore she sketched and
drew wonderful picturei all day.
DO you believe that woman with
career. a great career before her
such as you have. owes II TO the world
20 leave marriage out OF her life for
the advancement of her art?"
NO" said Anne. mo | believe
that woman owes nothing TO tho
world except the happiness she can
give to those she loves. A playwright
has said somewhere that the heights
are cold. and that the women who
stand here have a wistful look IN
their eyes. and In their hearts-alI
ways a great longing"
Anne" he called. and at the husky
note in his voice. she lifted her eyes
to his, Anne. love you and want
you. Is II cnoughT
Il think" Anne's answer came from
somewhere in the region OF his coat
collar, that ave waited ten thou
sand years to hear you say that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
Boston Avenue VI. r., south.

Corner Fifth street and Boston
avenue. Sunday school, 9:i5 a. m;
J. r. Cole, superintendent; G. E.
Stotts, assistant. II a. m. Dr knick-
erbocker's sermon for the morning,
What If Christ Had Not CoMe?''
AZ ithem, THE Everlasting Light"
kislinger Solo, NO Room in the
Inn, Mr. c. G. Spindler violin OBJ
ligato, Mrs. Knickerbocker 6:3O y. m,
Senior Epworth League. 7:}0 p. m,
Peoples service; subject for the even
ing sermon, THE other Wise Man"
Sacred cantata, The Everlasting
Light" by the choir. consisting Of
twenty voices; c. G. Spindler, direct
or Miss Mary Cover, organisL Bos-
ton Avenue NJ Z. church choir viii
give n sacred cantata, "Thc Everlast-
ing Light" Sunday night, Dcccm-
her 21. Program:
Organ Prelude. "The Holy Ni-ht ......
,.,.... ...,i.....,, ,,...,,;..... Dudley ,,, HgGs
Anthem. silent Night, 49,, ..:..... Vhoir
liyml. AN Hail the Power Congregation
Invocation by Pastor.
Anthem, Break Forth Into joy ......
-................ Mr. Bentley and Choir
''Ie Shall Feed His Flock ............
Mesdamos Shucart and Cole
............ Messrs. Rudd and Freeman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

If you're engaged Anne" he said
pointedly, I'D better no, go in today.
Come right ia this minute urged
Anne cordially. you can 30 to mar
ket with me in little while, and then
stay TO dinner II yoI Will"
Bachman had his hat in his hand,
ready TO leave.
you think It is pretty, then, Miss
Amer Don heard him ask at the
door.
IT'S lovely" said Anne with en-
{ uslasm. You've shown eplendld
taste"
Don gritted his teett In rage. II was
bad taste OF old Bafhrlan, he thought,
to discuss the ring where he could
hear, for all their world knew, he
believed. that he had loved Anne for
years.
"You'vcSnade me very happy" came
the cool tones CT the lo'er.
I'm glad that everything IL COM
ing out go we'll Goodby."
Anne shut the door quietly and
faced him, laughter wrinkling up the
c.rners Of her eyes.
Isn't this place a bower OF beauty
and fragrance1 Your roses have made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
CHURCH
ssa}iN()E,ES
lirst Presbyterian.

Corner Seventh street ami South
Boston avenue Sunday services. Dc
cember 81 9:45 o. m, Sunday school.
1885 a. m, morning service, sermon
subject THE Message OF Christmas"
The morning music:
Organ PreudO 'Noel" ".. prrt
Oneriory. Holy Night ............ .BlcL
Postlude, 'Noroustion March" 3D.. .Nyubru
Anthem, 'Ihe Heavens Arc Declsrug.,.
Solo, Tho Virgins LuIlaby' .......B Bucl
Mrs, Frost
Evening service: $3.50 D. m., NJ c.
Il service, leader Mr.. Kerr Musical
1880 p, m, Christmas festival
1.-THE First Christmas" .......... CoomIeo
Prelude Christmas Prelude ..... Drbo.so
Hymn, Joy to World .,.........N NO. .J2
Prayer.
Tenor solo and Chorus "As tls Earth
Brings Forth Her Bud ..............
Mr. Morgan
Recitatiye and Chorus, "lIail Thou
Highly Favored OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs Burgess
Solo and Chorus, "l VIII Greatly Rci6oe'
solo ond Chorus, blessed b, h. Lord
God Of Israel ....................
Mrs Reese
Offcrtory March Of the Mag kings,
The High Note Represents thc Gu.dng g'"rI
Chorus. o er Bethlehem Plains ..........
Solo and Chorus, Fear Not, Behold
Bring You Glad Iidngs '...........
Mrs. Harrison
Solo, The Stars Shine Bright ..........
Mrs Barnes
Carol, Sing Ne ChOristers Of Heaven
Solo, 'Slccp, Ny Jesus .......... Bartlctt
Mrs Reese
Solo aud Chorus, is This the Ncs,ah2"
Mr. Biddison
Chorus, 'lialleiujah Chorus ..,.... Handel
Prayer
Hymn.
BeuodicLlpn.
The Sunday school Christmas en-
tertainment viii be given Wednesday
evening at 1880 p. m. in the substory
Of the church; everyone is j0yitcd; a
cordial invitation is extended the pub
lie TO come and enjoy the music and
the Christmas message We try to
make every service helpful lo every
one who attends. The choir has been
trained by Miss Porter of Kendall col .
lege and Prof Weaver of Kendall win /.
preside al the organ. "Come thou |
with Us and We viii DO th,r sood. '- |
c, vs.. Kerr, Pastor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
sunday SCHOOL LESSON.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

Fifth and Boulder. sunday school,
with classes for all ages, at $50 a. m;
s. -. Pickering, superintendent.
Preachne at 1876 a. M; subject,
"Jesus. the Supreme Gift of God to
Man Special music: Chorus from
THE Manger Throne" by ths chorus
choir; solo, "MChristmas liaiIclujah,' %
Mr. Swagorty Sermon by the pastor.
The hymns special music. sermon all
emphasizing the holy day Tic birth
day of Christ Junior LeDgge, 6:3O
p. m; subject How Can J Mako a
Glad Christmas for Those Who Have
Made Many clad for Me- Josephine
Goodman, leader. The regular even
ing hour will be devoted entirely 10 n
musical hour under the direction Of
Miss Elliott, orgauist; Mr. SWagorty
director, and the large chorus choir.
Program:
"The Hope Of the World ...... Schneider
4 Choral Cmata
Volun.arE March s,l~ucll, '... Cognoc
Miss Elliott.
LYNN ''''''''.'........, No, $50
prayer ................. The Pastor
Htroductorv Chorus ......... .... Choir
Duet The Star and the Song ........
....... Misses Edith and Be-. Thurman
Male Qnartptte 20 Morning STAR ......
Mcssrs Bennett Pitcher, Hartman Norton
.....i............ Mrs. R.jl j. Boone
..u, tNioim obligato, Mrs. j. T. Fo-terl
sqlo &s'.rn'.So Ell yo and Aria Mr. saas"li s"S?
basi bSsnR 'nolps nr, Ec,sciras and III, Bennett oaSi
Offetius "Onortore in a Fiat. t...... Batis,c
Miss Elliott.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

Brockman building, corner Ninth
and South Main streets. Sunday
service at II a. M; subject, "ls the
Universe, Including Man, Evolved by
Atomic Force Golden text: Job
37:l4. Sunday school for the chill
dren at $50 Testimonial msetiugs
every Wednesday evening at 9
o'clock This church maintains a
free Christian Science reading room
in room PIG Central National Bank
building, which is open to the public
every day except Sundays and legal
holidays, from 1890 a, m. to 4:3O p.
M; here the Bible and an authorized
Christian Science literature may be
read, or purchased if desired. All
are cordially invited to attend the
services and visit the reading room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
College Hill PRESBYTERIAN.

Christmas sunday means special
Christmas music, as well as a Christ
mas sermon. there will 'be special mu-
sic upon Sunday morning at the col
lege chapel by members Of the new
choir; the orchestra and choir to-
sether are a guarantee that not only
upon Christmas bat upon every sun
day morning from now ON there will
be good inspiring music All of the
regular services of the day will be
held as usual The Sunday school
begins al 10 a. m. and the preaching
service at u q. m.--Grant Stroh,
Pastor in Charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
rlcert Nlcmnriul Melhodl.t.

North Main street and Easton ave
nuo. Morning worship at II o'clock
and evening worship at i:31 O'Clock;
the pastor will preach AT both hours;
"A Wayvard Apostle Tendcrly Re
called" is the theme for the morning
hour; the subject announced for last
Sunday evening "Jouah's Prayer
Meeting in a Whale" wiz be the
pastors subject for this Sunday even
ing Sunday school az 9:45; \. Erns-
berger. superintendent. Epworth
League at $50; Lloyd Brush, presi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

Christ came 10 pay the price and set
him free. 1t was served for this
same disciple. the beloved John. at
a later date 10 finish the sto.r in the
book Of Revelations how the dead
arose to final Judgment and separa-
ton Of the sheep from the goats.
and how the earth was melted and re-
cast into a heavenly mold. purifcd
and loautined as fiji habir9tfo1 for
the saints Of Almighfv God.
The Word was co-irsfslcut with
God was coordinate with God and
was God. He was the creator of an
things, the source of life and that
life was the Hght of mankind. but
man wandered OF after his own CON
captions and in mental ana moral
darkness was nscnsiblc TO that r.ht
The creations of his own u,wor ala
not recognize this ieht Whea If came
into the world. even when urged nv
the voice I'm the wilderness io Fremont
for the kingdom Of heaven is at
hand" Not only did the world fail
20 recognize their creator and king
but when he came to his own srocf,I
people. thcchosrn seed of Abraham.
they scorned and crucidcd him. I'm
thus wrcaIling their auecr ON the sim
less Christ they uuwittiugly accom-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

Anne and revel In her beauty and
charm.
Anne was going TO marry the Hon
orable Richard Bachman. widower
with a boy eight CT nine years old.
Laird Robbins had told him confide1t-
ially that he was In the je1 S
when the elderly lover ordered TO
Lnne" inscribed In o circle OF dia-
monds.
Anne met him at the door. and over
her head Don saw Bachman by the
windc~. pinching of a rosebud, out ti
his own la,e purchase. to put In the
lanai Of his frock coat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

Sunday school al 10 a. M; it is
gratifying TO- see so many in the sun
da% school but there is still room
for more; this is Christmas Sunday.
be sure TO be present Evening
preaching service at 1870 p. m. The
pastor VIII preach Christmas SER
mon; the service viii also be evan
gelistic in character; Mrs. Suoh win
sing 4 Christmas solo Grant Stron,
Pastor in Charge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

Corner Cameron street and North
Cheyenne avenue. sabbath school at
10 %. mn. ana morning service at II
o'clock y. T. L, at G.3O aud evening
service at 7.3O p. m. Rev Harley H.
Marriott formerly Of the Baptist
church In this city will preach at
both services this viii probably be
Rev MarrIotta last service i'm Tulsa
and a good attendance is expected
and desired.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

Corner Fourth street and Cincinnati
aNonue. Sunday school 9.45 "a. M
Dr. II. H. Hutton Of tho First church
Of oklahoma city will occupy the
pulpit at II "A. nm. and 1910 p. m
+. Y. p. H. ESQ p, IN. The public is
cordially invited.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

AChA VI WV tA'fA
had sent Anne May
field enough roses TO
fll her little studio,
Don Rogers decided
to drop In for a cup
Of tea. not that he
cared for tea, but un-
der cover of the talk
Of the dozen or more
he was sure to find
there, he could watch
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

dent Special music at The preaching
services James T.. Mcconnell,
Pastor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21

:. 5000 6.o. 10000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-21
BY ELSIE ENDICOTT.

N hour or two after he
The evening world., 1913-12-12
COCAINE TRADERS HERE
GOT DRUG IN MEMPHIS,
GRAND Jury IS TOLD
Investigates Supposed Activi-
ties of Wealthy Druggist
in That City.

The Grand Jury yesterday began an
investigation into the activities of q
wealthy druggist of Memphis, Tenn,
who 70 alleged to have supplied dealers
In New York City with large proper
tion o. the cocaine sold here In the last
two years.
Assistant District-Attorney Floyd II.
Womot recently went to Memphis to get
Information about the source of surely
q the drug. lie gathered enough evil
6snoo 10 convince him that the man in
question has been shipping 100000 worth
q cocaine . year to New York.
H found that the cocaine has been
eoceived here by three different per-
oeoA. one OF whom Ia said to be ia mes
q Lorenzo. now under arrest on 4
6aArgs Of retailing the drug from q sta
Aeo On the upper west side. Telegraph
seoords indicate that he sent $l5,000 to
Memphis In three montha
o. the day tho ASS slant District-At-
SesNay reached Memphis he learned that
a. man about whom he was inqu, ring
WaD In town. The next day he vanished
ard remained invisible during the rest
q Mr.. wilmots visit.
TAs man lives In one Of the finest
ASuses In Memphis and Is the owner of
several automobiles. although he has as
hi only apparent means Of support a
small drug store on the outskirts Of the
Gown.
~ pr0oonk, under the Tennessee law,
there ars no restrictions Oh the sale OF
cocaine but on Jan 1 n new one will
The evening world., 1913-12-12

after the Ore started. ard nurses ana q.
tendants CROPPED through darkness aaA
smoke. carrying the patients In their
cots out Of the building. where they
were placed on the lawn.
There was a panic for . time. but the
GOODNESS of the nurses soon oalmsd the
inmates. Physicians say the patients
are none tho worse for their thrilling
experience.
The blaze, which started in the engine
room. got beyond control Of the en-
ployees and three-fourths Of the IRE
apparatus in the city was called out on
"a double alarm. The fire was quickly
extinguishcd. without great monetary
loss
The evening world., 1913-12-12
Sale tomorrow of French
Filled Pearl Necklaces

100 French Filled Pearl Necklaces, in SMALL medium and)
largo pearls In blanche, rose c1ume sterling silver
rhinestone clasps in cluster bae round square and oval
effects. Each necklace il packed in dainty velvet
Value $3.50 special at
100 French PILED Pearl Necklaces. graduating pearls in
blanche Opera length Value $3.50 special att
100 French PILED Pearl Necklaces small. medium. arge)
and graduating pearls In beautiful coongs Gold filled or
sterling silver rhinestone clsps Each packed In dainty
necklace Value $50
1900 French PILED Pearl Necklaces IN blanche rose and
creme. Small medium largo pearls. Value $2.OOl
1900 French Filled Pearl Necklaces beautiful coorings
and In small, medium and largo pearls. Value 81. OO}
The evening world., 1913-12-12
AZ PATIENTS CARRIED
FROM BLAZING HOSPITAL
Prompt Work by Nurses Save In.
mates While Flames Rage Be.
low Their Ward.

HARTFORD. Conn.,. Dec. r.-rorty.
two patients in the Hartford Hospital
were hurhedly carried out OF ward last
night while . fire ragged In the cellar
ielow them. The electricity failed soon
The evening world., 1913-12-12

For youths, boys and girls.
The pure worsted kind. in the popular extra
heavy shaker knit. in lerge shawl collar
model. All colors. Sizes 20 to SO.