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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25
TENNIS MEETING FEBRUARY 5.
Robert ID. Wrcnn VIII Again Lead the
Association.

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-Edwln F.
Torrey. secretary Of the United States
Nauons Lawn Tennis association. an
noun'ed today that the date for the
annual meeting OF the association had
been st for this city Friday, Febru-
AIRY g.
The official announcement was also
made that Robert y. Wrenn. presi-
dent Of the association, has reconsd-
cred his determination to retire from
office There is no opposition TO
Wrenn.
The faction opposed to Newport as
the place OF holding the national
championship tournament expressed
the opinion that the nomination and
election of Wrcnn. who is favorable
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25
APPRECIATE TRAFFIC cor
Many Presents Received by Pilkington
Yesterday.

Jim Pilkington. the traffic police
man at Third and Main streets, was
the recipient of dozens Of presents
yesterday from automobile owners Of
tho city and members of the Auto
mobile association as compliments Of
his efficient work as a traffic man.
This is one of the best tributes to the
local police department which could
have been shown.
Pilkington Is recognized as a big
town" traffic man, and he is not only
qualified physically, but has made the
question a constant study since he
has been working in that capacity. He
looks Mt the work from the stand
point OF the street ear conductor as
well as the automobile owner-and the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25

disguised as "A fur-clJd passenger in
"a motor runahout, whiz2"d down
Flfth avenue today, slowing up at
oycry crossing TO hand out 81 gold
pieces to traffic policemen. There
was a chauffeur to run the car for
Santa. SO that he had both hands free
TO fish the gold pieces out OF white
canvas bag that appeared to hold
about two quarts. Not only on the
avenue, but up and down side streets
the car ran to visit policemen that
Santa appeared to have particularly in
mind.
The runabout bore number which
Goplct
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25
JUAREZ RACE ENTRIES

FIRST RACE Selling. five furlonrs Min
ME F lOj. Alice Teresa lo5, Austr! .l07
Barmiugo 40, DR. Bishop 10, Upland King
10. D"wdrop no Mare Coghill llo. Lady
Mint no
SECOND RACE Selling, five furongs
Petit Bleu 90 Airline 95, Breezer 9j Felina
lO7. Black Sheep 10. Rockdale 40, Comp
ton ll3, Louis Des Cognets rs, Fsneuil Hal
ll5
THIRD RACE-sellhg, five furlongs
Safrsnor 1903 Thistle Belle lOS, Orimar Lad
Fathem l0g BONANZA l0l
FOURTH RACE Handicap one mile :;
b qs, Bryl,m,sh 0s. FuronG 100, Ringing
ITO, Grover Hughes li3, Hocnlr lls
FIFTH RACE Selling, five iurlongs
Raven Hall 9s, Oblivion lo5 Nifty l05,
Wild Bear lO5, Little BIT lO7, Dr, Neuter
no. Cisko no. Kid Nelson 10.
SIXTH RACE Selling Ule mile Burnt
Candle lO3 Sleepisrd I0S kelsetts l05,
Amity 10 Rose Onsil 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25
Powder Manufacturer Operated on.

ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Dec. u
Thomas Coleman Dupont the powder
manufacturer of Wilmington, Del,
underwent an operation for abdominal
trouble at a hospital here today
PHYSICIANS predicted recovery
First reports today had It that
Senator Henry A. Dupont. cousin
OF the patient. had submitted to an
pDprotioD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25
Gold for Xmas Presents

CHICAGO. Dec. 24-During The
last seven days gold coins, aggregat-
ing $4,000 to $4,000, have been
paid out daily by the United States
suh-treasury here to be used as
Christmas presents THOUSANDS of
persons have asked for new money
and the office has redeemed more
than 100000 day for several
weeks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25

PORTLAND, ore. Dec. 24.-Anoth-
cr new high price record for wheat
was attained today when a sale of
five thousand bushels of red Fife was
made at S1.23 and five thousands
bushels of red Russian sold at the
same figure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25
Robbed Woman of 81 900

BOSTON. Dec - Norah Murphy,
a hookkeeper, was returning from the
bank with $4,000 for her employers
payroll IN her handbag today when
a man suatched the bag and escaped.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25

PARIS Dec. 94-(5:16 p. mD -
The death was announced today Of
Prof Alfred l'oUTuicr. a member of
tho French academy Of medicine. He
vas born I'm lS8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25

RGNGINNTON. X. V. Dec. "a
Mrs Francis Curtiss of Erie. Pa. nov
clist and former editor Of Good
Housekeeping. died here today in a
hospital
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-25

foot traffic, He Is very happy that
the people Of the city appreciate his
efforts to do the best thing for tho
greatest number.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19

gro, AMI Worsh'pphd oil. the
hos Ct lrov n, and served Baal.
Aud they caused their sens
and their daughters to pass
hrolgb the fire, and used diyin
atoms and cncnan,ment andsolo
thrmstive- % 30 evi in th- sight
OF the Lord, to provoke him 70
niger. N:n 11-1G 1S)
We have thoroughly proven that
this church 90 worship the
whole Host OF heaven. hence
they can not be a prominent
religious order as stated By our
Grand Sire, a neopIe who cali
themselves the church If Christ
and commit those AbclninabIe
things cannot be a prominent
religious order, as We sale above
they can be prominent only in
the wrong things they bave been
com hitting
AS we have said before, we can
not call the Priesthood a politl.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19
vHY ARE AMERICAN PRO.
7Es1M1s' DIVIDED?
WHY?
Continued frou plge ,

Yea, he magniiled himsolf CIV
en- to the prince OF the host, and
nv hun the daily sacrifice was
taken away, and the place OF his
sanctuary was cast down. "
{Dan. 6 yl0'1l)
Now after he had cast thu
truth to the ground, read:
And a host, was given him a
gainst the daily sacrifice by rea>'
on of transgress!on, and it cast
down the truth to the ground;
Ano it praetised and prospered. .
tDan. S.12.)
This was about all that he
could do without help. So we
find that this hurts him so much
that he is represented as having
one of his heads wounded nigh
unto death, and this deadly
wound is healed by going into a
league or an agreement, with
some other one, please read
And after the league made
with him he shall work deccitful.
~; for he shall come up, and
shall become strong with a small
people, dan. 11---3.)
In order TO surprise our read
ers and open up a field OF
thought. And let them know
who the second party was, who
made the league with the first
nnea who we have already said
was Aha pope of Rome, so please
read: ~ - .,. g.. .~. r.. -.
x orer," resumed La her. ''o
he silent for the future on ih''
matter, and to let i, die away Of
ITSELF When the agreement
had been thus effected. Miltitz
appeared overioyed. These
hundred years past" exclaimed
be, mo question has occasioned
more anxiety to the cardinals
and Roman courtiers than this.
They would rather have given
ten thousand ducats than con.
sent to-, its. being prolonged"
Reformation of the Sixteenth
Century.1S.19)
Here We have before us just
whatDau. spoke Of. For Daniel
said further:
70 BE Continued
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19

&C party yet we Gaye said. end
do say that they wtll use ei' POLY
teal PARTIES. that ta@g cca. ="
get prestige, alG Is carry ous
their own morarctel principles.
The reio1c We claim that Thor
we are discussing The deeds OF
tm:> Hierarchy. we ave not hay
ing political debates in our
Lodge room. But that we are dis.
cussing the black pri, ciples of
The wrist enemy Oddfellowship
YER had; Eo,. this reason We say
! with, Il firm and sieadfaSt deter
mina,i.n ,iat We a, I'll times, in
:ati PAGES shall ard will stand il
'opposiuon. 80 this mighty foe 20
/ L1befN, In Thu manner wa
iplace ourselves before you, dear
readers as a free born American
; citizen. an Odd.L GLOW and ct
heart Precursor.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19
TAKE NOTICE

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
ky or otherwise shall be treated
as a friend. But i,t no case will
the Editor allow any slang OF
lang phrases go through II
.CluNlns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19

A cheerful, happy home is the
sweetest place on earth and tie
greatest safe guard against tenn
ptation f r the young. Parents
should spare NJ pains to make
home cheerful place
There should be pictures to A..
dorL the walls flowers to cutivat
the liner sensihilities, entertain,
ing books, instructive newpape-
and periodicals.
These things, no boubt. cost
money. but not a 1.-THE the a
mount that one of the lesser vic.
es cost, vices which are sure TO
~ acquired away from home,
but seldom there, Then there
should be social pleasure, a gath.
airing of old and, young around
the hearthstone. a warm vel.
come to the neighbor who drops
IN to pa SIS pleasant hour. It
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19

Parent should so far as they
can guard children from any and
every cause of terror an prehen.
sion. a habit of courage can be
cultivated. and the child who has
never been blamed for what he
cannot help, not misunderstood
for what is Is not his fault, will
thank his father and mother in
after life for their excellent judg
ment.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19

A love of home and home life
should be planted in every girl
boy, and there is no WAYS 80
sure Of giving thls lessen than
ln maslrg tie lOme attractive
and pleasant, No. TO make it at.
|tractive is not for the moth.
err to do all the rough work and
the daughter to do the trimming
but it is to have your boys and
girls share the cares experience
and labors Of the horne. Teach
them every detail give them a
personal interest. Lay a Ioon.
datlon early. for 1t will be slow
work. requiring patience thra
oft multiplied failures.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19

The most perilous hour..of a
persons life is when he is tenn,
ted to di>pond. The nan who
loses lis courage roses all. There
is no more hope for him than for
a dead man; but it matters not
how poor he may be, how much
pushed by circumstances, how
much deserted by friends, how
much lost to the world: if ne only
Keep his courage, holds np his
A-au, works On with his hands
and with Uncongu"s2ble will
determines to Se and to Go what
becomes a man, all will be we'll.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19

the pcoverb. Every persou Nh9
has read the CRESsET, knuw ,,s"n
we are opposed to Poperism,
and our reason for it is Just. And
we mus. say that we are an Dad
fellow in the broade>t term of
the word from the tip of our toes
to the highest hal on our head.
! We are free BORN American
! citizen Yet We Worc raised up
nnder thr mouarchuI govern.
ment Of Catholicism but our
first breath Was breathed under
the beautiful stars and strips,
And we lay little of our oposi.
ton to monarchel poperyism
to this fact, and another fact in
connection with our Noble Flag
which used the blood of Liberty
to flow thru our vains was. that
we were taught what our flag
was a representative Of, by the
real author of it who was a 33-d.
degree Mason; who was ore of
the Confidential body guards of
Gen. Washington. Many time
he said to US SON never let the
stars and strips trail the dust in
your presence" THE square
piece of blue..represents the blue
arch of heaven the thirte en-
stars the thirteen Apostles" the
six white strips the pure white
body CT Christ" The seven red
strips the blood Of Christ by
these stripes are we healed
| Therefore stand fast in the
Liberty where with Christ has
made US fra" We that is free in
tChr,st is free IL decd BE not
entanCasl AGAIN ~tth The v0ak
Of hondage' For This reason We
think that our Grand Sire over
stepped the line, For ! for one
! will read anything thai feel like
reading, il | cen get it without
any cost to any one else. Zone
thing | want to say right here
land that is we never have nor
never will! argue religion o. noli
tics in the Lodge rcom) But we
claim that Should any one dis.
icuSs Roman Catuo'iCis 70 in the
Lodge room, they would not
be a dicussing religion, or
about a religious body, For
we claim that they are not q
religious body but the Pope and
l priests are the worst enemy that
. Oddfellowship has, and the
worst enemy that the principles
Of Liberty has. When Sam Hill
derbrand WAS elevated to the
chair of the first Pope he was u
political schemer, For the pur'
pose of p:estage, and as soon as
he Was exalted To the position of
pope he then NANTES led his tv-
| ranical hand Of monarchy, our
Grand Sre says that tie Catholic
church, rs q promlnont religi.
Gus denomination" Ii we under
stand the Grand Sire in his use
ing the word prominent, as a
CHRISTIAN BODY applying IL 10 tnc
Pope and priesthood, He is sim.
,ly mistaken and ii he did it ig.
norantIy, it certainly. is sur.
prise and if lie did it knowingly,
it is certainly a greater surprise
lust to think that any Oddfellow
would call that body of Anti.
Ch1ists a prominent Religious
denomination, when ever any
one wants to know where to
find the scripture for our asser-
sion just let US know and we
will cite them. Nov If the
Grand Sire Should have placed
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19
MR., JAMES MCINTOSH

u enc WHO you can depend up.
ON for to Cry your Sales. He is
Doth Energetic, Quick and Act
We in bis work, and will more
than make you your money,
Gail on him at his home
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Circle
Home
$vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvyvvvvv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

God could moi be very where
and therefore be made mothers
Jewish saying.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19
Free Born And Half ]. mite

them rs lEoD;1eEC aooy Of per.
Si"pterS ~ I'll r. ID Frater.
rAi ln~iitur;or> : a-4 Dddte;
!nA ship. FIRE. Masonry. md our
.rFr schuut 49,. - hen we
stcusl say ''.\.ues. For xhen
we lock back o0er q, IT history
on this line starting with J640
or We might scale tina @al1. and
light down in the ciay when the
Apostles and di>el:1.t2s of Christ
were scattered Il broad By this
same spirit of power. for Paul
even referred to it,. v~hen be said
for Iniquity doth already work
But the present time is sufficient
to teach US the plain facts of this
mon"rchel power EAuu We lool,
around us, and see daily and
hourly the blackeaed testimony
OF this monarcheI power against
all principles OF Liberty and
reaching back over time and read
the records, as they rest On the
pages of history, al the efforts
made by this power against the
prin cip!es of bleeding Christ,
i to suodue them. with those two
witnesses before US We Cannot
see how any man eNce1a q CaiLo-
lie or syTpathiser fer We must
repeat, that body of Priests un-
der the pope and with the pope
cannot he a pro mlnent Christian
body for they are not. The first
reason for US saying that they
are not a religious body is this,
they worship the WHOLE Lost OF
heaven. AS it reads.
while preaching ONE day a,
Amalf, he was ravlshed INTO an
ecstasy and was seer elevated
several feet in the air: a statue of
! the Mother of God. which waS at
his right, became quite resplen,
| dent.(Mlsson book page @.
THE LITANY OF THE SAINTS
Holy Mary Pray, for u.
Holy Mother of Cog pray for
us.
F Holy Virgin Of Virgins pray
for US,
st, >Llc'ac: cay f. ms.
ut. He5riol agas s,.-. Is.
s.. RaDha4l pray i6- J.
Al We holv Ar,e.@ IN: ----. II.
gels, pray lCr Us.
Allye holy orders /. ue>>ea
spirits. pray for US
St, John Baptist, pray for Us,
st. Joseph. pray, for us.
All ye holy Palrtarc.ls and
Prophets,
st. pctcr,-St. Pau:
St. Andrew, -St,James.-St.
John, st Thomas st James,
St, Philip.-St bartholomew.
St. Matthew st. Simon, ST.,
Thaldeus. st Matthias, st.
Barnaby, st. Luhe.-S,.
Mark. All ye holy Apostles and
and Evangelists, All We holy
Disciples of our Lord pray for
us.tMisSior book page t6a,
Such as this does not belong
to christian oody, please read.
The children gather wood land
the fathers kfndle the lire. and
the women knead tnelr cough, to
make cakes to the queen OF hsav-
en- and to pour out drink Off
ings unto other gods, that they
may provoke me- u anger.
DER. 7-1e)
The Queen represents sbe !
statute of the blessed Virgin
Mary. /,
And they left al the com nand- |
ments OF the Lord their Gcd. i
aud made th.m molten image,
oven two calves. ard made al
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Column.

snnu.d Oe: muse and rc1tiiLg,
LII tbls Way eac" l.eul oer of the
family looks ward TO the. hour
OF reunion as the brig htest one
of the twenty four,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-02-19
USELESS EXTRAVAGANCE,

ooELLoo EAlEAP AGANCE,
\ patched shoe, a coarse Jacket.
a cheap garment that you eau Of.
'ofo are admirable Costly
-iotn,ng 70 which you are III
debt to the merchant, the dress
maker and the tailor is q badge
of shame in character. The boy
or man, girl or woman. VINO lircs
beyond his or her income, and is
always 1 agging q chain ofdebt,
rs pitiab!v weak Fortunately
these are days when, by the ez.
orcisc of good judgment and e.
economy, people may dress we'll
at comparatively snaiI expense.
Children should acquire. u habit
of caring for their clothes, OF
folding ITEM L. atty when they
take them of, or removing spots
and stains and of 50 using their
every day garments that they
will look neat as long as they last
Vanity is small. and weak sort
of fault, not worthy of a sensible
person but decent selfrespeet il
a thing to cultivate Meanwhile.
there is 40 harm in a bright rib.
bon, nor in a pretty gown or a
becoming tie. but We nee, not
emulate our ancestors. who *era
always snubbing their juniors lest
they become self -ccuce. zee.
Evening journal., 1914-10-03
Hebrews TO Observe
feast OF TABERNACLES

Succoth. the Feast Of Tabernacles,
commemorating the dwelling of the
children of Israel in the wilderness after
the exodus from Egypt, and also the
Jewish harvest festival, will be cele-
brated during the eight days beginning
with sunset tomorrow evening. A pic
turesque feature of the Jewish fall fes-
tival season will be the erecting Of sue
cob, OF booths, on the ground adjacent
TO the synagogues, or within the places
of worship. where parts of the festival
services viii be conducted. Some Of
these structures, which are adorned
with autumnal fruits and foliage. are
quite elaborate, and their adornment is
taken care of by the women of the con
gregations.
Synagogue services for the beginning
of Succoth will be held on Sunday even
ing and on Monday and Tuesday. AZ
some of the synagogues the peace ser
vice will be included as part of the Sue
Goth services.
Evening journal., 1914-10-03
Teaching Shippers
HOW TO save MONEY
Pennsylvania Railroad Sends
Out Instructions on
Packing Goods
SECURE LOWER
RATES BY CHANGE

The Pennsylvania railroad has in
augurated a now policy IN It's freight
traffic department in the matter of
instructlng Wilmington shippers how
to pack their goods in order to Sc
cure the lowest freight charges. When
possible, as a matter of courtesy,
shippers will be informed as TO the
proper method of packing and loading
to enable them to get the advantage
Of the lowest freight charge This.
in many instances, will be the means
of saving unnecessary charges.
The question was brought up in a
recent meeting of freight traffic Off
clals, and the company was asked to
state its policy. IN IL had one, or II
IL had not. to establish one IL was
reported that shippers are often
compelled to pay more for shipments
than is necessary, for the reason that
they do not know the proper man
nor Of packing and shipping.
One case was cited in which a ship
per had sent a less-than-carload con-
signment of bulk freight approximat-
ing 1000 pounds As the railroad
does not permit tho loading OF less
than carload lots Of goods In bulk
for the reason that freight so loaded
may injure other freight in the car.
IT was necessary to give tho shipper
in question the exclusive use OF a
car, and to charge him accordingly.
II he had packed tho goods IN bar
rels. it was explained, he would have
been charged for the actual weight.
and would have saved something like
5000. For the reason thet the ship
per did not know the difference nc
was compelled to pay FOR a great
amount Of space not used II was
contended, in the meeting, that ship
pers would be instructed In the man
ner in which the lowest rate can be
obtained.
Evening journal., 1914-10-03
sACRAMENT AT AsRrRY.

At Asbury NJ. e. Church. Third and
Walnut streets, the Rev George
White Dawson. pastor, services to-
morrow will be: o'clock prayer
meeting; 1890 o'clock preaching on
the subject. THE Valued Box of Oint-
ment." and Sacrament Of tho Lords
Supper; o'clock. Sunday school F;
$50 O'Clock, Epworth League, on the
topic, "A Song OF Companionships,
George w. Bennett. leader: 73O
O'Clock, preaching. on the subject.
"The Nations Prayers in Gods Dead
Letter Office" There will be spe-
cial singing by both morning and
evening choirs.
Evening journal., 1914-10-03
MIR. BALDWIN TO PREACH.

In First NJ p Church, Seventh
street below Walnut, the Rev. G.. A.
Robinson. pastor, services tomorrow
will be as follows: Glass meeting al
9 o'clock; preaching by the pastor
at 10.45 o'clock on the subject, "Adop-
ton or the New Birth" Sunday
school at 215 o'clock; Christion En-
deavor at Gas o'clock in the church;
preaching al 7.45 o'clock by the Rev.
E. n. Baldwin. of Claymont. The even
ing service will be Of special inter-
est. There will be Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper, reception Of a class of
probationers into full membership
and a quartet will sing.