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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
PLANNED BY TULSENS
WILL FURNISH WORK TO down.
AND-OUTERS FREE or COST
DURING WINTER.

free employment agency is now
being organized by the local church
authorities in an effort to meet the
demand Of the city rs voiced by the
humane office and the Salvation
Army for some medium through
which tho army OF unemployed may
Ice given a chance TO ret I'm COM
munication with the people who have
work to be done which they are will
ing TO pay for.
\ committee Of ten mon, one from
each congregation IN the city. has
been appointed by their respective
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17

\. q. Rogers. vice prcsident of the
Padou OO company and two friends
from New York. made a bus ness trip
to- oklahoma C'ty last Friday, re-
turning saturday afternoon Mr..
Rogers is feeling very optimistic over
the matter of utilizing the gas for
commercial purposes from the big
oil and gas well on his farm in SIP
This IS tine well that is six miles
of Prague. Record
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17
DIshIIOP TULSA

Without holstinE. We should
clearly src our opportunities ana
natural advantages and use them
This is the center of the richest
oil territory OF the nation. Tulsa
should have the benefit OF that
situation. Tho oil produced here
hy millions every month should
Doe refined hero 10y millions every
month Tho rcfiucrics should hc
adequate To that work. That
means That rcfiucrics equal to the
largest tn America should he here
hult and operated Each would
cost millions ot dollars and would
bc the most colossal factories ok
lahoma can operate The benefits
o. Tulsa viii he Immense. The
benefits to the owners will be
even creator.
The suggestion that the great
factories and refiuerics shall be
built in Kansas. Missouri or other
states should be met by our citt-
zcus with the strongest suggcs-
tions that thoy be built here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17

Mrs John c. Keys has received most
gratifying news To- the effect that an
oil well of 3.iOO barrels capacity daily
has just been brought in on land OF
which Mrs Keys Is Joint owner This
land Is in section 4-1S-7 in the Cush'
Ing oil fields The land was leased
TO the Prairie oil * Gas Co, which
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17

company had lust brought I'm the first
well, being the first hole drilled
News of a 3,1O0-barrcl oil well in
the Gushing field would be consid
cred Merry Christmas news no matter
what the date might he, and Mrs.
Keys friends Will Join in couEratula-
tons upon the outcome Of her bust
ness Vcnture.-LuwtO News.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17

TNO WoII lTIIlWg ~ T. ; SNoIIon
on his fee land south of Okmulgee
and located i'm - 1913 is in gas this
morning at 1880 feet This Is not tho
regular gas sand I'm that part the
Hcnslcy gasser Just 400 feet from 1t
getting its gas i'm sand at I $50 feet.
II is good for five million whore II
stands. hut win he drilled today TO
the regular sand. where good gasser
Is nNnNOLNl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17
PERSON AIS.

G. y. Wrightsman went to Gushing
Wednesday,
r. +. Spears, oil broker OF okla
homa city is in the city.
Governor Charles y Haskell is in
Washington
Tom White is In Cushing.
w. NJ. Gates Of the Prairie is here
from Independence.
@. r Stanford and George ~ Morey
are at the Tulsa from independence.
y. j, Larkin, B. l.. Love and T.. l..
Bucey are here from Bartlcsvile.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17

The Deyonian OIL company is build
ing rig a mile south of Quay for a
wildcat test.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17
Nt \ln

The Gladys Belle test at Ada. which
has good showing for gas and some
oil, Is reported to have hole fun Of
water.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-17

" W Tarbcu is duluur at L40
feet oa tine sally NarN, an 22l.1.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
DR.. ISENSCHMID As
YEARS IN MINISTRY

Both services tomorrow at zion
Lutheran Church will be in charge OF
the Rev S. Won Bosse In the Ger
man service, beginning at 1880
o'clock, the pastor will preach on
"Ge Sang Und Gemmets stimmung,"
and in the English evening service on
Giving" The Sunday Schools meet
at $3.50 and 2.15 o'clock. On Tuesday
the Y. p. s. meets On Wednesday
the willing Workers Society viii
hear lecture by Mrs. Nellie Snyder. OF
Newport Friday is Bible class night
and on Saturday German school is held
from to IL o'clock.
One May 81 the Rev. II. p. Isen-
schmidt will celebrate his forty-ffth
anniversary in the ministry and spe-
cial services will hold forth through
out the day. Dr. n Onermann, Of
the Philadelphia Seminary, will
preach. The church is to be cleared
Of it's debt on that day and substan-
tial foundation laid for the building
Of a parsonage and parish house.
On Monday. May Is, congrega-
tional meeting win be held.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
FIRST Church Choir
TO SING Special music

Failing Below Gods STANDARD" will
be the morning sermon subject IN First
Presbyterian Church, Market street
above Ninth. the Rev. y. Ross Stone
sifcr, minister, tomorrow. There will
be two numbers by the choir, an an
them, "How Firm Foundation
Grant, and duet, "The Lord is My
shepherd" Smart. by the Misses Nell
c. Krumme and L. Virginia Dukes.
Sunday school will meet at o'clock
The Christian Endeavor will meet at Z
o'clock and will be led by Jamts
Brewer. of the Y. NJ. G. A., on the sub
ject; Health Hints for Better Living =
The evening worship will begin at 7.45
o'clock, and win consist Of congrcga-
tional and choir singing and a short ad-
dress by the minister. This being
Mothers Day. Mr. Stonesifer will have
for his evening subject "Ihe Son Of My
Sorrow, or The Son of the Right Hand.
The choir will sing My Redeemer's
Praises" Williams. This service is one
hour in length.
The organ numbers for the day are
as follows: Morning "Andante in II"
Wely; "Oilertory in r." Hewlett. Even
ing" "Bacarole in 4, Bennett; "Splen-
dente Te Deum." Mozart.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
MR.. CLELAND TO
preach At Grace
Will Occupy Pulpit TOmor-
row Morning in ABB
Sence of DIR. Reed
PASTOR AT HOME
IN THE EVENING

In Grace Church tomorrow morn
ing the Rev ID. NJ. Cleland Of the
United Presbyterian Church will
preach the sermon in the absence Of
DR.. Reed. During the service the
following special musical program
will be presented: Organ, by Mr..
Hemphill, "Intermezzo from 'Caval-
leria Rusticana: =" Grand March
from Tannhaeuser; by the quartet,
THE God of Abraham Praise" Buck:
contralto solo, Miss Lappin. II Heard
the Voice of Jesus Say"
AT 7.30 o'clock the usual gospel
praise service will be held, under
conduct of quartet and chorus At
this time DR.. Reed will deliver the
third sermon Of series on Elijah" /"
his subject being THE Contest on
Carmel; God or Baal- Which?" Dur
ing the hour the following special
program Will be given: Organ
Cradle Song in A." Delbruck; Sol
diers' Chorus from Faust by the
quartet, sun Of My Soul" Blount;
by the chorus, Let the People
Praise Thee" Carter
AT O'Clock the meeting OF the
Sunday school for Bible study will be
held. Henry r. Isaacs is superinten-
dent At $50 o'clock the Epworth
League will meet in the lecture room.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
MIR. CANDEE IN PULpIT.

The usual preaching service will be
held at 1890 and o'clock tomorrow
in Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney
street. The Rev, Charles L. Candee
will occupy the pulpit both morning
and afternoon. At the afternoon ser
vice the double quartet will sing.
The chimes arc played before and
after both services. At the time o.
the morning service the Kindergarten
is conducted in the chapel. The
graded Sunday School will meet at
the close of the morning service. The
average attendance is growing larger.
The adult Bible class meets at the
same time in the gallery Of the
church.
The Junior Christian Endeavor is
held in the chapel at 3.15 o'clock.
The Y. p. S. c. r. meets at z
O'Clock. For the regular devotional
service. The topic is Health Hints
For Better Living" The meeting will
be led by Horace Joslyn All young
people and their friends are invited.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
MOTHERS DAY At GILBERT.

The sermon theme Of the Rev j.
B. Isaacs, in Gilbert Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning, will be
Our little responsibilities to others" /"
The music for the service will in
clude Holy Spirit" Gottschalk; 20
magnify the Lord" Mason. Solos by
Wilbert Fisher and Ernest l.. Jones.
The Sunday School will present a
Mothers Day program at 2.30 o'clock,
under the direction of Mrs Charles
Byrd.
At s o'clock a Mothers Day ami
versary will be observed under the
auspices of willing workers. The
history of Mothers Day will he read
by Mrs. George Written, and solos
will be sung by Miss Alva Brooke
and Miss Elsie Rush. The address
will be made by Mrs Hannah G.
Smith. Secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A..
of Baltimore. Selections will be sung
by girls quartette
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
SPECIAL MOTHERS DAY
SERVICES IN MADELEY

Mothers Day will be observed at
Madeley NJ. f. Church at both the
morning and evening services tomorrow.
The church will be decorated for the
occasion. The large chorus choir will
sing special music at both services. At
$50 o'clock mothers class meeting
will be held, with John Ford leader At
1890 o'clock the Rev. 4. Fl. Collins will
deliver the Mothers Day sermon ON the
subject: Jesus Providing for His Own
Mother AT 2.l5 the sunday school
win meet George Green. Sr., is super
mtcndent. There are classes for all and
they are interesting and helpful. At 800
o'clock the mems Baraca class will meet
in the church auditorium. The pastor
will address the class. The slogan Of
the class is 1900 members by june
The evening service will commence at
7.45 o'clock, and the Mothers Day pro
gram will be presented, entitled Homes
of the Bible" by S. Trevena jackson.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
RETHANY CHURCH NOTEs.

Regular services will be held in
Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets tomorrow. in charge
Of the minister, the Rev. J. e. Huns
berger The subject Of the sermon
at 1890 o'clock viii be THE Won
derful City" AT the evening service
the subject will be, "A Great Ques-
ton" The Brotherhood Of Andrew
and Philip will meet at 10 o'clock
Hiram Yerger will preside.
The Bible school will convene at
2 o'clock. The b. Y. p. u. will meet
at z o'clock. pr e. /. Rogers will
give a brief address at this meeting.
The monthly meeting OF the Mis-
sion circles will be held on Monday
evening in the chapel.
The monthly meeting of the pastor
and deacons will be held on Tuesday
evening in the teacher-training room.
Weekly prayer service will be held
on Wednesday evening.
The Baptist City Mission Society
will meet in the Second Baptist
Church Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
CITY RED NEN TO
WORSHIP ATST.PAUL' s
Tamina Day, Sunday OBJ
Seryance Service TO be of
High Order
AMERICA FOR CHRIST
THE MORNING SUBJECT

America for Christ" the third OF
special sermon series, will be the
subject Of the Rev Vaughan s. Col
Inns morning subject in st. Paulf
NJ. Il. Church tomorrow.
The choir will sing "The Earth IS
the Lords" by Sanders, as offertory
A special invitation is extended to ali
men TO attend this service
The Sunday school will meet al I
o'clock, with William B. Smith Jr.
as superintendent Rehearsal Of
Children's Day music begins.
At 800 o'clock a special service for
the Improved Order OF Red Men Of
Wilmington and vicinity, including
the members OF the Degree Of Poca-
hontas, will be held. There will be
special music, led by the orchestra
of Minqua No. 8, and will include q
selection each by the male chorus OF
81. Paul's Methodist Brotherhood and
the male quartet Of ST. Paul's choir
The principal address will be by DR.
Collins. who Is a member Of the or
der
The young peoples service at sac
o'clock will be led by w w Vansant
At 7.30 o'clock there will be
service Of song, during which the
choir will sing, "Out of the Depths
by Hazell as ofiertory.
The theme OF the evening sermon
will be, "The Bible Doctrine OF
Marriage" the first on THE Seventh
Commandment"
A meeting will be held Immediately
at the close OF the morning service.
The Standard Bearers will hold their
special thank-offering service at the
home OF Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas Nc
vey. No. 1901 West Ninth street, on
Monday evening. A pleasing pro-
gram has been prepared.
On Tuesday evening at the church
the monthly business meeting Of the
Y. p. S. G. Il. Will be held. Miss
Emily Finn viii entertain the society
after the business session.
The Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor will hold straw
berry festival at the church on next
Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
MR.. CRAWFORD TO talk
OF POWER OF Influence

Services in Central Presbyterian
Church, King street below Eighth
street, tomorrow. VIII be held as usual.
At the morning service the Rev. j. II.
Crawford viii preach on The Power Of
Influence" from the New Testament
standpoint, as Illustrated in the book
of The Acts Of the Apostles In the
evening Mr. Crawford viii speak on
"The Testing Of Facts as illustrated
in the life OF job. The anthems for the
day will be: "sing Alleluia Forth. 2
Shelley: at Eventide it Shall Be
Light, Woodward; Son Of My SOUL"
Holden.
The Sunday school will meet at l2
O'Clock with classes for all ages. At the
Young Peoples society of Christian En-
deavor. meeting, at Gas o'clock, DR.. v.
d. Mashburn will speak on "Hcalth
Hints for Better Living
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
Mothers Day Observance City Have Special Sermons

selves and others from becoming dis
ciples Of Jesus and from seeking grace
and forgiveness of sins.
Apply the Parable.
There Is room for dispute in re-
speet to the teachings OF this par
able, but 10 us It seems clear that
Jesus meant that the wisdom OF the
unjust steward should be exercised
by His disciples in their dealing with
the mammon. the riches, of the pres
ent life. From the moment Gods
people give themselves to Him. they
give also their earthly rights and
interests, and become merely stew
ards Of their time. talent influence,
wealth, etc. "le are not your own
ye are bought with a price: there
fore glorify God in your body"
These stewards of the mercies Of
God have His approval in the use Of
all earthly things TO the forwarding
Of their spiritual interests. They will
not be counted unjust squanderers,
as they use their earthly opportuni-
ties for advancing their Heavenly in-
terests. On the contrary, this will
be reokOned TO them for wise stew
ardship and being found faithful in
the use of earthly things In Gods SER
vice, they can safely be entrusted
with share in Messiahs glorious
Reign Their unselishness. their
willingness to sacrifice. will be the
basis Of the Divine approval and
glory to follow
Whoever selhshly appropriates to
himself the things of which he is
steward Will not be trusted with the
future great things; and whoever is
sacrificing will thus demonstrate his
faithfulness. his loyalty 10 God, aud
TO such the greater things will ne
entrusted. Would God entrust the
riches of this future honor to any
who now prove themselves unfaithful.
selfish, covetous, using present bless
ings merely for disqualification
Surely mott
Serving Two Masters.
There are two great impelling
powers; one evil. the other good. God
is the Good Master; Satan is the evil
MASTER but each has representatives
and various interests. God, His
Spirit and His teachings. are repre-
sented by the word Love- while Satan
and his course are represented by
selfishness. covetousness. mammon
Through the fall of man the whole
world has lost the Spirit Of God. and
has been under the domination Of
Satan for centuries The spirit Of
selfishness. covetousness, leading on
10 righteousness In general, has got
ten hold upon our race. so that only
With great difficulty can its power
over us be broken.
But here comes in the proposition
Of the Gospel God desires some
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
THE MODEL MOTHER
DR.. SNILEY'S THEME
Home Missionary OF West
Will Speak TO the Sun
day Schools
NIGHT SERVICE
FOR THE PUBLIC

West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington, Will be the scene OF
another day Of deep interest and en-
thusiasm tomorrow when the various
orders Of worship viii be marked by
features both inspiring and instruc-
tive. II will be Mothers Day al West,
and all the services Will vibrate with
the note which does honor to mother.
DR. Smiley viii have as his morning
sermon theme. THE Model Mother. .
The instrumental and vocal music
for the hour will be Bauns Organ
Prelude, "Andante in E." and Hess
ler's "Postlnde in H." The choir viii
sing, Jesus Saviour pilot Me-" BY
Schneider, with Miss Edith Robb as
soprano soloist, and "Te Deum
Landamus,' by Lloyd, with Mr. Il. Il.
Jones, as soloist
In the Bible school at 2 o'clock
Every r-Prosent-Day" will be
observed. W. S. Stinson, OF Missouri,
the schools missionary. will be the
special guest Mr.. Stinson will visit
an the departments OF the school dur
ing the afternoon aud will speak
briefly to each His principal ad-
dress VIII be delivered TO the main
school. The music by the school and
the orchestra win be in honor OF
mother The school officers are count
ing on about 1000 al least as the at
tendance mark. The Christian En-
deayor meeting will be held at $50
o'clock The topic will he Health
Hints for Better Living Lewis Davis
and Miss Nellie May Will lead. AT
730 o'clock the peoples popular
service opens with the congregational
singing Of old home hymns, led by
the chorus choir, violins and cornets.
DR. Smiley's evening theme will be.
Home. Sweet Home" The special
music will include an anthem by the
choir. Angel Voices Ever Singing. =
by Neidlinger. a duet, abide With
Me" by Sexnedeker, with Mrs
Charles Beatty and Miss Evelyn Rob
inson as vocalists, and Miss Robh
will sing, "Sun OF My Soul" by Turn
er. The organ prelude will be the
"Onfertory in c." by Mann and the
"Postlude IN F" by the same com
poser.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
*.

faithful souls to be associated with
Jesus in dispensing His Blessings, He
offer the great prize of the King
dom 10 those who will demonstrate
that they have the right spirit Who
ever intelligently accepts the Gospel
call turns his back upon sin, SELFISH
ness and all the works OF the flesh
and the Devil related thereto, and
sets his face Godward, loveward
rightward
But il is not sufficient that he shall
enter into a covenant to give up the
world and to walk in Jesus steps. It
is not sufficient that God accepts that
covenant and begets such a one with
His Holy Spirit He must demon-
strate that he is willing to suffer the
loss OF all things that he may be on
Gods side.
Then comes IN the trial. the testing.
He seeks TO serve God and 10 gain the
Devine reward OF glory. honor and
immortality in the Kingdom with
Jesus, but he finds a tendency In his
flesh to appreciate the rewards Of
mammon, selfishness. This brings
about the great battle. One or the
other must conquer In addition to
growing in grace, knowledge and
love. the New Creature in Christ must
feed upon the Divine encouragements
and promises of the Bible Otherwise
he would be discouraged and utterly
give up the fight against the world,
the flesh and the Devil
To the faithful. the Lord has prom
iscd grace sufficient In every time of
need lie tells us that He knows our
frame. He remembers that we are
dust that we cannot do what we
would like TO do, But at the same
time He requires that we dosall that
We are able to do. assuring us that
for all such His grace will be auffi-
cient; that is to say. to all such He
Will make mp the deficiency II is
for us, therefore, TO choose tho SER
vice Of God. counting II the greatest
privilege, and its rewards the great
est of all rewards
IN our lesson Jesus forwarns ~
that the choice we make must be Il
permanent one, and that the suppo-
sition that we can serve God and
mammon at the same time Is mis-
take. In proportion as we are faith
ful to one we are unfaithfu to the
other II we have faith in God, IN
His promise OF great reward, If we
have faith in the Saviour'H promise
to give us His grace and assistance
in every time Of need. 1t will be quite
possible for us to fight the good fight
and to gain the crown which the Lord
hath in reservation for all who love
Him supremely
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
0UARTERLY MEETING.

The fourth and last quarterly meet
ing at Mt Pisgah, Corner Taylor and
Buttonwood streets. will be held to-
morrow The Rev George w Brown
President of the District will preach
at the $3.50 o'clock service, and an
address will be given by the Rev. DR.,
George l.. Blake. at o'clock. The
Rev. ]. Johnson will preside.
The choir of ST. Pauls Church will
be present at the $3.50 o'clock SER
vice and the singing bands of St,
Paul's and the bands of the City will
be present at each service. The
Union band will attend the church on
Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
Influence Of THE
Mother IN WORLD
Pastor Cunningham Has
Elaborate Plans For Sun
day Services at EaStlake
CARRY AGED TO
CHURCH IN AUTO

Mothers Day will be observed to-
morrow at Eastlake Presbyterian
Church, corner Twenrs seventh ana
Market streets. The service at
1890 o'clock, will be Of a special
character. The pastor, the Rev Henry
Cunningham, will speak on "a
Mothers Influence" A special hymn
for this service entitled Mother. =
will be sung to a familiar tune by the
women present. The other music
will be as follows: Prelude. Retro
spection," by Mendelssohn; anthem.
Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
Peace; duet. so Will Comfort
You" by Morris; postude, Aria
Religioso," by Newell
The Sunday School and Bible class
will meet at 2 o'clock, Dr.. Victor
Washburn will make a short address
ON Health Hints for Better Living. /"
The service at 7.45 o'clock will be
in the nature OF "A Family Gather
ing" The pastor will speak on "A
Happy Home
The music will be a special feature
at this service. The Pyle family will
give several instrumental selections.
The other music besides the song
service, will be as follows.
Prelude, THE Heavens Are Tell
ing" by Haydn duet, so viii I
Comfort You" by Morris; anthem,
fMagnificat in r." by Simper: post
lnde. Meditation" by Rheinhardt.
An automobile will bring a number
Of mothers to the morning service
The church will be appropriately
decorated. All worshippers are asked
to wear a white flower in honor of
the best mother who ever lived
your mother.
Evening journal., 1914-05-09
VISITORS AT EAsTLAK.E

The Eastlake M. Il. Church, at
Thirtieth and TatnalI streets, will be-
gin the Sunday services with class
meeting at $50 o'clock, with Walter
II, Keen in charge.
The Rev. w. w Sharp will preach
at 1880 o'clock on "The Enthrone-
ment of Motherhood AS this will
be Mothers Day everyone is request
cd to wear white carnation.
The Christian Endeavor opens its
meeting at o'clock under the leader
ship Of DR. G. w, Hughes. The topic
for discussion viii be Health Hints
for Better Living"
At 745 o'clock John S. 4. Beardslee
will direct a short song service which
will be followed with preaching by
the Rev W. w. Sharp on Working
Out Gods Plan" The choir has spe-
cial music for each service.