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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
War at a Glance

King Victor Emmanuel will issue to
day II proclamation to the Italian peo-
pie, stating that Italy has been driy-
en- To war aud appealing for popular
support for the governments policy.
Another royal proclamation will be nd.
dressed To the army and unyy
Although Italy aud Austrin Hun.
gary are virtually at war, no reports
have been received thus FAR OF actual
hosuitir, 4 train which crossed the
frontier from lulN however was
,rizcd los Au-lrIuu- who arrested the
train crew
Great patriotic demonstrations were
hr.u last night Iu Rome and Vienna,
AMI the opening uf wHr Is expected
quickly perhaps without the exchange
Of formal declarations
Aside from the Italian situation the
lOlut Of greatest Interest ut present
is Central Gulicm where battle Of
far reaching importance Is under way
The Russians are credited with hay
Ink made progress on both flHnks Of
the AuSuo German forces, but appar-
entity have not been able tU menace
their communications The main strug
gle is being Carried uu along the Sau
from przcmysl uorthwurd for Il dis
tuuoc OF about 30 miles Although the
Anstriuus aud Germans apparently are
makiug slower progress than hereto
fore. Pruograd dispatches udmit they
still retain the advantage
An official statement from pctrU-
grad states that attempts Of Turkish
forces To advance along the Black soG
coast hnye failed II Is said the Rus
sinus compelled them 10 flee and cap
urrd two towns
The British sailing yrssrl. GlruhOIm
was sunk by Il German submarine of
the Irish coast yesterday The crew
WINS permitted to lcu,r the ship be.
fore b was destroyed and escaped
King Victor Emmanuel signed today
Ia decree comforting upon the Italian
government cAtrHurdinury powers dur
Ing the period Of the expected war.
Austrian troops are being concentrated
IN large numbers along the upper
course uf the Adigr river Which flows
from the Tyrolesr Alps into Lomhardy.
The French aud German official
statements ~ today tell ~ only unlm
portant engagements Battles we're
fought hast night near Neuye Chaprle
aud Lurctte and each side claims to
have made progress
An official British report from the
Dardanellcs saws the allies have won
further ground ON the southern end "
the GHlllpol peninsula.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
ANTHONY GRADUATES
Nine Nurses Receive Diplomas nj EN.
erciscs Held In IIOspitsl-CMoline
Nalch Was NaledictOrian

Nine nurses resolved diplomas this
week from ST Authonys training
school They are; Sister Mary Au.
guStine. Sister Mary Bernada Sister
Mary Monica, Sister Mary Llolla, Mona
Esther Lougworch, Mamie Clare Me
Carthey Ethel Mitchell Beard, Emma
Beatrice poschel aud Caroline Rose
WalCh
The graduating exercises were held
at the hospital on May 10, and werp
followed 10y reception from 3 to I'm
the afternoon. The Rev. II. Hastue de-
liverd the opening address thereat
Or NJ Smith also spoke 10 the class
DR. Il VI Reed presented the diplo
mas Miss Lucy Mcguire, superintend
ent of the hospital, bestowed the class
pins. and Miss Caroline Walch deliver
ed the valedictOry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
WIDOW or IBMARINE
HERO GETS IRON CROSS

BERLIN Via London, May - I'm
peror William has Informed the widow
of Captain Otto Weddingen, who com
manded the submarine 10 when II
sank the British cruisers Abouklr
CresV aud Hogue, and who later lost
his life while In command OF the u-2p
that he had ordered an lrun cross ul
the first class aud the order Pour l.,
Merite given her 10 replace the decoru
tlons her husband hHd when his sub
marine was lost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
AGAINST COLLECTIONS
Places Burden On Willing Members Of
church Says TeNas Minister At
Presbyterian Assembly

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May % Public
collections al meetings Of assemblies,
syumGs and presby teries were dlsap-
proved in resolutions adopted today by
the -rurrn assembly " the Cumber.
nud Presbyterian church. The resolu.
tou introduced by Rev. W. VI. Robin.
sou uf Marshall, Texas declared that
such custom had imposed upon will
INK numbers the burden OF the n.
mu.u, NJ the church aud urged that
hereafter such public collections be
discontinued as far as possible and
the .mr taken he devoted 10 religious
uud devotional exercises
Several commissioners opposed the
resolution, but II finally carried by a
viva Noce vote
The Rev J. L. Hudgins VI Nashville
Tent trustee of the publishing house
fund said that during the year he had
collected Sl,lO6, making the total
amount secured toward the payment
fur machinery purchased by the pub.
lishlug house s4,72730 This IN about
half the amount needed 10 clear the
printing plant " Indebtedness
Rev Hugh s. McCord Of Dyersburg
Iruu delivered the morning sermon
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BLAMES THE
LEGISLATURE
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oil interests are the most valuable In
the world An exhibit of the various
grades Of crude oil aud the prUduct-
nude herrfrum would alone Great
widespread interest An Oklahomu
lead and zinc exhibit would have been
educational In that II would have con
veyed to the world fact not generally
known, namely that Oklahoma is fast
becoming AN important producer ut
these metals
Most people who have no personal
acquaintance with the state picture II
as an mintrrcsting trrclrss plain The
fact that we have mountains laden
with valuable mineral deposits could
have been shown In our granite mar
BILE, usphultum, aud other produrls,
while our timber lands could have
been shown with a splendid exhibit ut
native wood
Literature Alone Nalueless
There are wonderful possibilities
.
hlhltion ~ what II possesses which is
Il far better method " advertising loo
great exhibition thnn by the di-tr.
button uf literature without the ga.
hihlts the literature would be- almost
yuluplr,, with the exhibits, litcru
ture to hand to those who became lu
terested In them might have been used
to advantage Unfortunately OklHhu.
ma has becn deprived Of the advantage
| ~ advertising her enormous resources
because the legislature did not see fit
to make al appropriation.
1t Is not believed That literature
| placed I'm the Oklahoma building
while the great exhibit halls contain
not ule specimen Of oklahoma pro.
ducts, would produce the effect IN
tended While people from other
state, Will visit the Oklahoma build
Ing. 1t Is intended primarily "a rest
room aud louuGng place for oklahoma
people who visit the fair, and the furt
that but little literature Is to be-
found there will drtrHct from the
usefulness nor from the use intended.
| The oklahoma city Chamber ~ Com
merge viii keep the building supplied
Witlf enough literature to arm the Oh
mhuunns with facts aud figures To
! present tu ucQunlntHnctH made ON the
! fair grounds An attempt 10 10 fur
thcr IN supplying literature is hardly
advisable under the existing conditions,
and even II It were advisable the time
is hardly sufficient 10 put on II cam
pGign to finance the project and to
| prepare the literature.
1T would be inadyisable 10 prepar re
literature before money is pledged TO
pay for H. such proceedings have pro
duced embarrassing conditions In al.
most every instance II is not an easy
campaign to carry on, and would con
sume great deal NJ time After I'm.
fishing the financial campaign II would
require month 10 prepare the matter
| and print literature ~ n suitable char
a,ter Tor the purpose intended %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
C\RAANZA TROOPS OCCUPY
CITY or MONTEREY

LAREDO Texas, May "a Monterey
was occupied by a force Of one thou
sand NArunH truopa under General
jose Santos curly today, the city hay
lng been evacuated reenuy by villa
forces Telephone and telegraph CON
muulrauuu immediately were estab
llshcd with Nueyo laredo. opposite
herr
General Hcaut In command N Nuc
yo Laredo. sent 5OO men 10 reinforce
lIdcfou,o and other reinfourments
ap en- route 10 him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
ON DIXIE HIGHWAY

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May -
10th Louisville and Cincinnati will be-
on the Dixie highway from the lak,s
tu the gulf. the fourteen commissioners
elrciing the route IN executive ses
sluu here. today decided.
The northern terminus Of the high
way ls placed at Chicago, the east aud
west routes being Joined AT lndlanepe
is Louisville IA placed on the west
route. while Cincinnati will be- on the
east route.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
zYEzCbaf5ebess b~s

haywood Presbyterian Sinth and
stiles, n. H. Surface Pastor. The hanae
Alb East Ninth Phone Walnut S20s Sun
daJ school AZ $50 9. m, and at : p. IN:
morning subject. "The Heroes Of Peace >
Evening subject, God or Mammon -
which, Special music at both services.
~. Lsdgertood, musical director, Junior
Christian Endsayor at 3 p N htermsdi
ute and Senior Christian endeavor al 7;
prayer meeting Wednesday at \ 2. m.
Special studies In the Book OF Revelation,
lesson chapter Z Choir practice Thursday
Is . IN.
Preaching nj the tent, ono block west
" the court house at II q IN, and Q p. IN /;
Bible reading 10 m, a cordial Invitation
Is extended TO every one.
FIRST Methodist Episcopal church, Fourth
nnd Robinson Rev A. Chase, D. n,
pastor Sunday school $50 A. m morn
lug service II; special memorial service (:
sermon by the pastor subIect "Appoma
ton Fify Years Afterward' EpWOrth
league 40 .. IN. evening service 8,
preaching by the pastor. subject, "Beau-
~ and the Beast the Most Charming old
Time Heroine
The second spiritualist church will
hold regular services In their hall ll6h
Vest Grand SUNDAY evening AT 3 Lecture
by Rev p B Price Messages by Rev.
Anna Brenner. Price, plercy, aud French.
Lyceum a. eM = M message circle
Wednesday evening At
second Frs.bytcrisn-Ninth snd Nc
tinley VI r COwden, pastor Bible
school Al p:aO a m. G Perry. superin
tendent Al II a. m the subject will he
who Is Your boss" YPs c p. AZ
7 D m PRAYER meeting ~ 2 o'clock
Thursday evening
Germsn E,unseiical church tsynsd sf
v A. West Eleventh and Shartei, A
Walters pastor Services at 930 p N.
Bibls school At ? 30 y m. Choir on Pr
day night
First baptist Church-Elrvonih and Rob-
inscn Dr Herman " Hulten, pastor
SUNDAY school $50 Il G. Mills, superin
tcndent Music hv the orrhestrn Morning
Tor Young Peoples meeting $50 p m.
Evening Worship Ii5. preaching bY the
pastor Prof n Greene will preside IT
the organ All are welcome
Evsnscllst r. G. Carleton. II preaching .
series NJ special sermons this week n
tho Ollyet Baptist church on Faith snd
urHvrr An Hre cordially invited tO NJ
tend
Ftrst Lutheran church. Twelfth and Rob
lnson Rov Newton " Rover n. n. min
istet Mr " e Spenny. director NJ choir
| sunday school A. e'h Mr. Walt Hartman,
| superintendent Morning worship nj n.
| subject. white SUNDAY" sermon Luther
league Al 7. leader Miss Margaret nelo
Evening Worship At \ subject, MARKS Of
Modern Religion
manuel swedish IutherRn-West Eisv-
enth and Shartel avenue. Rev a &C.
grrhammar psstor sunday school n
Ia H. Martin Peterson superintendent
Morning service Eleventh Evening ser
vice = special musie NJ morning services
Central Pre.bvtcr,sn, Twelfth and Har
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
GERMAN WHO KILLED SELF
WAS AMERICAN CITIZEN

NEW YORK, May ~ Record,
tending To suhstantiate the claim that
Anton Kuepferlo who committed sui
eide In London while ON trial az q
German spy was United States cit
lien have been found In Brooklyn, II
was learned today The papers on file
there show he swore allegiance 10 the
United States IN Brooklyn In 1912.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
WILSON'S SPEECH TO BE
USED AS ENGLISH MO

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-P
dent Wilson's speech, delivered
May ~ To a group Of newly nat
tied citizens IL 10 be- used as A. IL
Of the English language In the y,
schools of this city. At present IN,
Of English used In the schools her
clude LincOln's Gettysburg ad,
aud Washington's farewell.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
MAJOR BARNEY MUST
MUZZLE PLAYFUL DOG

Major G. n Barney, the command
ant NJ the local recruiting station,
who lives at l2O Classen boulevard,
VA, arrested by police officers this
morning and charged with harboring
a vicious and biting dog NolHhbors
charged that the dag was dangerous
That It had lenped and seiLed her by
the throat was the statement of one
woman Major Barney and his VIII,
testified that the dog was merely play
fuD upon their promise to keep IN,
dog muzzled and In the rear ~ theh
premises the case was dismissed by
Mwlrual Judge Price.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
GOT $500 FOR BEING
TAKEN As WRONG

A Jury In the federal court I,
awarded J. VI Campbell $500 or
count Of false Imprisonment. Ci
bell was brought from Arkansa
Shawnee by the sheriff ~ Pottav
mie county 10 answer to n charge
eral months ago, and Immediately
ou his realese as the wrong pc
brought action for damages.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22

attend. The BHccalnureate sermon
be preached By Or II r. Van Horn
theme The Blue Prints Of Life Spe
music has been arranged In honor OF
class by Director Chas NJ Bliss. and
he furnished by the solo quartet OF
church, the regular orchestra. and an
mented chorus NJ SIXTY voices AT nl
DR. Van Horn will preach from the th,
'Jnequully foked Together"
First Church Of Christ Scientists
ehth and Robinson. Services at II RI
and p. M subject Soul and 10
Testimonial meeting Wednesday at
M, Sunday schOl at y 30 a m A free I
Ing room and circulating library me uI
tAlned In rooms 3ll M Baum HliY
dnlly except Sunduy and HOLIDAYS froI
To o. The public iS cordially invited
the services and the reading rooms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22

lNonllnueu from rage One.
~N-0-N0-NN-~~N~~~~~~~e~
legal equlpment ia almost ended OK
lahoma county with It's big road IN
come should have 800 miles Of perfect
dirt road within two years. ny the
close " the present calendar year the
odds aud ends NJ good roads already
existing I'm the various parts Of the
state will NO doubt be nrtlculated into
thorough highways crossing the STATE
from east tn west from northeast u
southwest, from north 10 south and
from northwest to southeast. through
oklahoma City Through highway
viii be opened with surprising repldlty
because, thanks 10 the enthusiasm
created by the good roads propaganda
lists during the past two years, the
work now is largely that " artiCulat
Ing the work already done"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
MILITARY AUTHORITIES
TAKE OVER ALL RAILROADS

ROME, May 22.--The official Ga.
Het,e has published a decree empower
ing the military authorities 10 take
control of all Italian railroads. T'his
condition went into effect last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
NO MANIFESTO
OF WAR In ITALY
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ed II is supposed the same fnte has
hrfallen another train from which II"
news has been received since II cross
ed the Austrian frontier
ROME, via Paris, May % Deep
regret h felt by Pope Benedict thnt
Italy has decided for war which he,
us head Of the church, hoped might
be- ayerted The Holy See will maiu-
tain strict neutrality although no et
fort viii be made to restrain Italian
Catholics from following the dictates
~ their cuusrieucOs papal ducu
mrut outlining this position tx eN-
pvrlrd suuu
II rs announced thut because of the
gravity M the situation the rouslstory
which was To- have been held this
month tu nm vacancies lu the college
" cardinal, hus been postponed lndcf.
initely.
The Roman hosts were carried away
uu u flood tide " Latin euDhusiasm
when they gathered at the luirlnal 10
greet King Victor Emmanuel The
multitude was so vast that all the peu
pie could not enter the square From
the crowd came sound Ike the roar
Ing ~ the sea The windows on n hal
runy NJ the lulrluni pulHcc we're open
rd and u red dnmask covering was
thrown over the parHpet and there
were cries NJ Long live the KIM"
aud Long Live the House " Savoy ="
Finally the king aud the queen and
the royal children came out upon the
balcony His majesty WIS I'm the uui
form N general The crown prince.
dressed rs u sailor boy. wnved hls cap
tu the multitude The excitement NJ
the people arose almost to u dcllrlum
The king then did an unprecedented
thing lie gave orders that the ltal
lam rlug bee raised lu the balcony.
Then amid laundering cheers. his ma
irsry advanced 10 the national stand
ard and embraced IL
THE loynl family then retired within
the palurr Later the king called a
group NJ the aldermen inside and to
them expressed hi, gratitude FOR the
loyalty and patriotism NJ the Roman
puple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22

yey. Rev. ChaG. {, Weaver pastor. The
following addresses sunday IL a NJ, Cot
W g. Thompson. attorney ?. IN, NJ
KanndJ; young peoples leader. Attend
and enjoy the occasion.
Washin stsn AVenue Baptist Church
WAAhinEtOD and Walker C. II, Fairfield
pastor. Sunday school o:t6 m. sidney
V Taylor, superintendent; preaching u
q, N. and p, m by pastor. Junior =
. ~ p m. Miss Julla williams, president
Subject for the morning discourse. Walk
ing with Cod" evening. "UnBaVed. The
ordinance Of baptism will be observed at
conclusion Of the evening service.
South side Chrstiaa--Reno and shar-
tel. Aaron Prince Aten, pastor. Church
dent. Regular service st II a. m, with
preaching by the pastor Subject "A Man
Hunt" Az the evening service an address
by Miss Minnie Pickens state secretary
.C " y NJ intermediate endeSvor 4 .
m; Christian endeayor .. IN Midweck
service Wednesday p. m.
First United Brrthr,n-East Tenth and
Durland avenue l. Walter Nine y u.
Pastor. p'4b n. nj. Bible school. p, q Hall
superintendent 10 40 a. m. and y. m.
divine worship morning sermon, Heaven ="
evening Does II Pay 10 BE Christian"
Special music arranged by Mrs Chss Me
CLAIM, pianist
Second United PresbytrrIan church
Twenty third and Western Bible school 10
q m preaching II a IN. and = p m,
Rev h Ringland, pastor.
First United Presbrterisn-NInth ard
RroadwHv. J n Millin, pastor A. 10.
- A.. Ia h.
Midst Of Wolves" Az T;tH -Pilate Wash.
ing His Hands Ever CleAnw
rh- sev~nth Dav Advsntist Church
III West Seventh street Services SUNDAY
At n m. subject Mature ~ Man Does
the Rihk Teach That He Has an Immor
tai Soul or q Never Dying SpiTit"
First Unitarisn-Pisre ~ p,~~tinI Nv
steal Art Institute, i2i West Firth street
Religion school ~ e'tb r. m worship "
II Sermon bv Rev, G. 2 Bodwell trnnor
ary pastor Subject True and False Lihet
Hlism" Prrcrnior y e Hosmer The pub
lic cordially invited.
Mayw0nd Christiau-Nlnth and phillips.
Gnrrett W MrQniddy. pastor Bible school
NJ $40: e W CallarmAn In charge Jun.
Tor sndenvor Vt = senior endravot Al 64h.
preaching ~ II and 9 ny the nHstor. Morn
inc subject "ln Christ" "'rning subject.
"rho Poverty NJ Jesus" Praver meeting
Wednesday evening NJ q choir rehearsal
Thursday evening nj \ W " Raiiy. direc
tor
Episcopal
a. Paurs Cathedral s-vr-th .nd Reb-
'rson The verv Rev " e. KinsnlvinG
Dean $50 q m Holy Communion p:M
y m, sunday school ~ a. IN morniuE
PRAYER md sermon; 3 D. m. evening prayer
mud sermon
a. John. Mission, Ssfs Classen peuie-
vnrd sunday school NJ p46 a m " A
Jackson superintendent
| Chsnei ~ the Rsde~ruer tco'orsdN No
Fast Ninth street Hervic-r at 0 .. m.
First asrmsn Neshsd,-t Hsr,y~apai--Cor.
ner riEhth nnd Lee rohu DcMsrd rss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
FRENCH

PARIS, MAY - The French Wur
office today ISSUED this report:
"Our troops completed yesterday
evening the cleaning up ~ the trench
p7 known as the white way situated
lO the south Of the Lurette Heights.
4 large number Of Germans were XIII
cd In the branch lines Of these trench
rs Others surrendered The eIact
numbers are not yet known.
During the night the enemy made
several counter attacks lie WAS re.
pulsed, and he suffered heavy losses.
All the spur Of the white way Ii IN
cur hands
We have made further progress
southeast VI the chapel ut lorette We
ARE within 100 yards of the northeast
CORNER VI Ahluiu"
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haywood Christiap-Ninth And phillips,
Gnrrett W MrQniddy. pastor. Bible school
NJ $40: e W CallarmAn In charge Jun.
ior sndenvor Vt 3 senior endravor AZ 6lh.
preaching ~ II and 9 by the nHstor Morn
inc subject "ln Christ" e,rning subject.
"rho Poverty NJ Jesus" Prsver meeting
Wednesday evening NJ = choir rehearsal
Thursday evening nj 4 W " Rsily, direc
tor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22

First unitartsn-Pla~e ~ nseetinG Mn
steal Art Institute, i24 West Firth street
Religion school st e,tb a. m worship II
II Sermon bv Rev G. 2 Bodwell tennor
ary pastor Subject True and False Lihet
Hlism" preccnior Y e Hosmsr The pub
ljc cordially invited
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CRUX OF ROAD
BUILDING HERE

lCOnIInnel From page Ono }
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ed II Is supposed the same fate has
hrfaIlen another train from which NO
news has been reUeivei since II cross
ed the Austrian frontier
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22

rh- seventh Dav Advsnt'st Church,
7iT West Seventh street Services SUNDAY
At n m. subject Mature NJ Man Doe.
the Rihie Teach That He Has an Immor
tai Soul or q Never Dying Hpiritf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22
25C to 39C Ribbons, l9c yd.

About five hundred yards Both plain
and fancy all silk ribbons in widths extend
ing from 5l2 to 6l2 inches Values 25c to
39c-at l9c yard Saturday. Ribbons Of this
quality aud character are seldom reduced
while
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22

Firs, Gsrmsu Ne.hsd,-' E.,'s~apai-Cer-
ner riEhth nnd lee rOhu DeMard pAs.
'or sunduv school NJ a'4h n m rnworth
lesEue At 7 40 y W The district .uperin
iendent Rev John Klein A. ". VIII
! nrcach the morning aermo~ nnd conduct
'he communion service ~ ~ OAS Quarterly
Love Feast A. 4 p m. All Tre welcome
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22

First United PresbrterisB-NInth ard
RroadwHv n Millin. pastor A. 10.
Mid., OF wolves Al T:as -Piiate wash.
ing His Hands Ever CleAnW
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22

tel Aaron Prince Aten, pastor. Church
school p:tb; Paul H. Smith, auperinten
dent Regular service st II a. m. with
preaching by the pastor Subject "A Nun
Hunt" Az the evening service an address
by Miss Minnie Pickens state secretary
.C " y NJ intermediate endeSvor 4 .
m; Christian endeHvOr 7 p m Midweck
service Wednesday p. m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-22

TpIvcrrity riNre Chri=tisn rw~n,,
o'ghth nud Mckinley avenue v r Lane
''stor R,hle school e,ah a. m, A N HI
oirt mnertniendent Mus,r nv orchestra
ooruinr service n subject "Ctrist Crown
~" special music 'unior snH~Nvor = "
"' senior endeavNt n ~, evening anr
''re y .nhier, "Nnt rnr rrnm the Ning
'Nm' m Tnrrsr director " music
"~hver service Wednesday = y m. prr
-'sw " sundsv schooi lesson wednesda,
40 y. m A q Putnam. leader
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First United Brethren-East Tenth and
Durland avenue l. Walter Nine, u ~
Pastor; g'+6 n, N. Bible school r, q. Hall
superintendent 10 40 a. m. and y. n.
divine worship morning sermon, Heaven "
evening Does II Pay 10 BE n Christian
Special music arranged by Mrs Chss. Nc
Claim, pianist
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Second United Presbyterian church
Twenty third and Western Bible school Ia
q m preaching n a m and p m,
Rev " II Ringland, pastor