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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-09
SAPULPA GLASS
WORKERS STRIKE
Special to The World.

Special to The World.
SAPULPA, Okla. Feb. S.-AlI Of
the union glass workers i'm the Bart
lett Collins plant are idle today fol-
lowing the walkout yesterday and
they intend TO remain out until their
demands are met, according to their
officers. The demand of the men is
that the plant furnish suitable drink
ing water. This the manager Of the
plant agreed to do in a written agree
ment which was made just three
weeks ago when a special represcn-
tatiye of the National union was here
at the request OF the management to
settle differences that had existed
since the opening Of the plant Man
ager Rowland states that the men
walked out without. giving him suffi-
cier' notice, but they claim that this
is the third week that he has failed
20 comply with his agreement Mr.
Wilson. president OF the local union
claims that there had been five or
six notices given.
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Sample Each Free by Mail

mission of three i'm each county To-
work i'm conjunction with the county
commissioners. II was the d1v for
the house taking final action on the
Glasco usu.y blll. which was per-
fected in the house yesterday evening
ON motion a. the author Of the bill
it went over until tomorrow.
No final answer is yet given to the
election law 10 is understood the
senate and house caucus cannot agree
on the ribbon ballot feature of the
proposed law The house is for the
ribbon ballot and about half the SEN
ate, but there are those I'm the latter
body who are opposed TO 1t, and It is
possible that some sort of compro-
mise will be the best that can be Sc
cured However, another attempt is
to be made to get together on the
proposition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-09
HEAD A SIGHT
WITH PIMPLES
Became Solid Sore Eruption Over
Head and Face, Very Restless.
In Three Months
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

MY little brother was about two months
old when an itching and a breaking out Of
plmples which were very bad started Ho
would scratch and II was indamcd and after
ward became a solid sore eruption all over
his head and face. We had to SIT up nights
with him, and he was very restless. He had
to wear cap to keep his head from sticking
to the pillow. HIS scalp was a soft crust OF
dandruR His head was very bad sight
and he was in such fix that my mother
did not know what was the matter.
Nothing did any good and he had this
trouble about a month before using Cuu.
cura Soap and Ointment In about three
months the eruption was completely gone
and no was we'll lsgned) Miss Helen f.
Fleming, 1922 23d St, Columbus Ga,
July 10. 1918.
Sample Each Free by Mail
with 32.p Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. r, Bos.
tom" Sold throughout the world
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-09
Senate Passes Mine
Bill by a Bare Majority
Continued from Page one)


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want think llrv. r.,r -
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,tc b.d brrrfof,ro hccn Zoo basty an
sornr 0f tho un,errr, bnrnrr II and
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Davidson then made a point Of
order that the subject had not been
opened up that broadly by the COVER
nor i'm his message, and Russell con-
tended that the governor had opened
up the subject of the gross production
tax which meant any legislation the
special session saw fit To enact.
Senator Davidson read that part OF
the governors message restricting
gross production tax legislation at lhG
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Got anything to trade? A World
Want Ad will do the business. Tele-
phone 2601-after $50 y. m. call
1000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-09

Want to borrow money? World
Want Ads viii put you in touch with
the right party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-09
On Select High Grade Furnishings
Angora Scarfs
Caps to Match

Color combinations, red-white,
royal white, green white,
Copen-white, gray-white, delf-
white
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-09

TIo house fUdUV- Iv A -IITUI UIrIv
vote. bottled up the resolution by
REPRESENTATIVE Norton RcpulIfcan.
calling ON the legislature and the
governor TO make a ucv senatorial
apportionmcnt of the state. The con-
stitutiou provides that this should be
done following a federal census The
census taken in 1910 was the basis
for a new apportonment but nothing
has been done by any legislature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-09

IDEAL Boilers have
large fuel pots IN which
the air and coal gases
thoroughly mix as IN a
.0odrrn gas or oil man
tie or burner. th" ~.
tracing every bit Of
the heat from the fuel.
Easier to run than a
stove.
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Years heating shows big

The illustration shows a comparison
of expenses and savings; but no pic
ture can show or do justice to thC
everyday satisfaction, comfort anc
conveniences that your wife anc
family viii enjoy throughout chill
Fall, cold Winter and raw Spring by
putting into your home an outfit 0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-09

During the afternoon the following
witnesses were examined: H. ..
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FINE SERVICES
! 70 Be HELD At
GU. TOMORROW

Ret, Raymond G. Brooks, b. D., win
preach at Central Union church Sun
day morning on the theme Honor All
Men, Miss. Harrison will give for
the organ prelude the sMelodie Relig-
ieHse" and 20. Salutaris Hostia" by
Tcurs-C a1kin and for the postlude the
"Processionap of Batiste. Mrs. Riley
H Allen will sing the offertory solo.
The floral decorations for the month
Of August win be IN charge of Mrs.
cyril Hogs.
For the evening service the church
unites with the Christian church IN,
the Opera House service under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. C.. A. and Y. w.
G. Al, at which Doctor Brooks Will
speak on The Modern Point Of View
in Religion. :
On invitation bf Rev. Akaiko Akana,
REPRESENTING the Young Peoples
League Central Union voted to unite
With the league In the aHditorium of
the Mission Memorial house for
Joint Inid-weeR service at 1850 o'clock
next Wednesday. This will give the
league the opportunity of hearing
Doctor Brooks Of which they have
1eGn very desirous. The subject or
Doctor Brooks address VIII be 1.-THE
Religion Of the Spii,it'' = II I
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Saturdays Sermonette
BY LELANo X. TRACY, !
Sc Clements Church.

away from the manger. Take God out
OF politics. and in the eighteenth cen,
fury you have the Louis spelling the
poor, you have masters oppressing
their slaves. Take God out OF liter
sture and yon have paganlsm. En-
throne God. Set up His kingdom. and
behold all Is changed. The IDEALS Of
national life will be changed TO pre-.
serve the rights OF the, injured. 10
thaintain Justice. to establish true
courts Of equity. Enthrona God m
commerce. and the clerk will not
only give his employer the eight
hours purchased, but in loyal service
VIII make his employers interest his
cwn. while the employer who Il max
ing the kingdom OF trade TO become
TIE kingdom OF God, win begin by
halying his own dividends before he
asks his employees to accept reduc-
ton In their wages. What II the king
dom Of God were set up IN our housest
What II God were IN literature? And
the kingdom or God Is coming Il Il
being built out OF the matafiais, Of
modern iite. Al things are beeom-
Ing new, FOR God IS abroad n the
world.
Dne 70 che influence OF his new
Kingdom. already. we can see vast
changes in the realm Of pollticR In
terpreting politics n ne noble sense
as Aristotle defined 4, the science Of
tuildine men. sprea1ln4 nen1opd and
increasing states mesa the poll.
tics 6f Edmund Burke, - defined
when he said. HThe i06ndntl61 81 poll
tics Is like the very foundation Of So
esety. true religion And this Kind
Of politics Is coming me petty
politician Is doomed A man who
can better the condition OF conyicts
goes at one bound 70 influence, and
any statesman who can lessen pow
efty. successfully attack drunkenness,
gambling or fraud 4 eptilroned IS q
hero. That statesman is greatest
who can best translate into terms 81
law the highest ideals Of Christian
ity
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MODERN VIEW
WILL De TOPIC !
OF DIR. BROOKS

The fourth of "a series sof Sunday
evening services at the Opera House
viii be held tomorrow evening. DIR.
TR. G., Brooks of Berkeley VIII speak
Ioh THE Modern View
The meeting will be featured by
good singing. the congregation to be
aided by the chorus of so voices. The
|Kamehameha School Glee Club. will
assist. Mrs. Charles r. Hall VIII sing
The Eternal City by Tilzer.
These services are under the joint
direction Of the r w. Ca. and the
" NJ. G. A., with the cooperation
OF the Christian and Central Union
churches.
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News and Notes From Hawaiian Board

direction Of. Rev. Jose Alba. pastor
OF the Kauai Congregational church.
Information has been received from
the two Bible school students who
are laboring on Maui this summer.
Catalina Cortizaf and Juan Regala.
Their work at Wailnku, Kahului, Pun.
meme and other places is prospecting
and they have been Instrumental in
bringing the, claims OF the Gospel to
the minds and hearts OF many of their
fellow countrymen.
Miss W. H. Lo, also. a student OF
the Bible school. has been engaged in
work at Reokea, Kula, Maui, and has
been the means Of reviEing interest In
the Christian life In the homes Of
many Of the Chinese people Of that
community on Maui.
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First cHuscH OF ctiaisT.
SCIENTIST.

Odd Eellowg building. King aud
Fort streets. entrance on Fort street
Sunday IL q. M, Sunday school $3.50 a.
m, Wednesday evening meeting at &
o'clock Free reading room, Pantheon
building, corner Hotel and Fort
streeta rooms and 2, open daily from
10 q. m. to 3 .. m, except sundays
and legal holidays. "A cordial invita,
ton 20 attend puf services ami visit
our reading room ID extended 70 al.
Subject OF lesson for Sunday, Aug
ust G, spirit" ~
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EPISCOPAL chuRchEs.

ST Andress's Cathedral - Emma
street, near Beretania. RI Rex. II. B.
Restarick. bishop: Rev. Canon VIM.
Ault. vicar. Holy Communion, Z q. N. /;
morntne prayer and sermon. II
O'Clock: evening prayer and sermon,
l7.30 p. M; Sunday school, S:45 q. II;
Hawaiian services, Rev. Leopold Kroli,
pastor. 9:15 q. n.
St CiemeNt,s EpIscopai Church,
Wilder avenue and MakiM street.
Rev. John osborne, rector; Rev. Lee
land H. Tracy, vicar. The services
for Sunday morning. will be:
The vicar. Rev. i. TT. Tracy, win
preach at both services. The theme
for the morning win be, ''Christ, the
Life and the Light Of Men. For the
evening, Shakespeare and the Great
Religious Verities.''. 81
a. m.-Holy communion.
II "a. m.-Aiorning prayer and
sermon.
7:s6 p. ni.-Eyensong and sermon.
! 81. Marks Mission - Kapahulu
road Rev. Leopold Kroll. priest In
charge. Services: Holy Communion,
frst Wednesday each mouth. sIOa. %.
and 7:3a j.. N. Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 a. N. =
Holy Communion fret Sunday OF the.
uaHti, sg3 s
81. Elizabeta,s churcn - Located
corner King street and sPua lane. Rev.
W. Merrill. priest ID charge. SUNDAY
services: Holy GonlhuDion 1T z u. n.
on second. fourth and ffth Sundays
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sEvENTH DAY ADVENTIST
cHURch.
7e7 Klnau Street

Service. sabbath school, Sabbath
Saturday 10 q m. Preaching. II
o'clock. Prayer nleef1ag, EedneadaJ
evening. 1880. Also preaching Sunday
night at 100. A cordial Welcome %
all. g {,
A cordial invitation q extended 70
the public.
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METHODS MENTION

Richard H. Trent, teacher of the
men s. Bible class, returned on the
Sonoma Monday. He was away seven
weeks going to New York and Bos.
ton on business. and visiting his old
home at Nashville, Tenn. During his
absence his place Id the Sunday
school has been well taken by Prof.
"A B. Sill A full attendance at the
class tomorrow morning will an,
idoGbtediy greet Trent as he takes up
Iris work once more.
Last week Rev. G. Motokawa and
Rev. l.. L. Loofbourow went to Maui
in the interest of the work of the mis-
sion. Several services were held at
Lahaina and at Kaanapali among the
Japanese. at which Rev. Motokawa
preached. with much effectiveness.
Rev Loofbonrow also visited the
Korean work ON the plantations on
the wipdward side OF the island. and
found the work In excellent condition
among them. He was the guest of
Rev. r. p. Dodge at Wailuku on Fri
day. s
DR.. William Henry Fry. who. with
his family. has been on the mainland
for several months past, has return
ed to the Pacific coast after an ex-
tended trip farther East. He attended
the general conference Of the Metho-
dist church at Saratoga Springs, "
", in Nav. and remained on the At
lantie seaboard for. some time in the
interest Of the Hawaiian work. The
fSmily will return an the Matsonia
L.
The popular story sermon for Sun
day evenings Viii be continued tomor-
row evening. Rev. Loofbourow wilt
sneak ct that time On "The Power OF
Grrwth." .basing .the sermon on lean
Vatican, the hero of Hugu's novel
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JOINT SERVICES
Held WEDNESDAY,
new AUDITORIUM
Rev. Raymond C. Brooks to Be
Speaker; He Tells About
Ideas Of Prophets

luedS OF ffOpnetS
The series Of studies which Rev
Raymond e. Brooks has been con
Quoting on Wednesday evenings al
Central Union church has proved 81
great interest both 70 regular attend
ants and to those not in the habit oi
coming 10 these meetings. Evidence
OF this Is shown IN the request made
BY Rev Akaiko Akana that q Join,
meeting OF the Central Union church
and the Young Peoples League be
held on Wednesday. August 9. In the
auditorium OF the Memorial Mission
building. King street, at which service
Doctor Brooks should give the ad,
dress. The union service will be
held and Doctor Brooks viii speak on
The Relikion OF the Spirit
The subject Of Doctor Brooks talk
last Wednesday was on ideas which
the prophets have contributed To the
permanent religious thought Of the
world The speaker stated that there
were four preeminent ideas empha.
sized By the prophets which had come
70 be q part OF the religion Of Jesus,
Tic laE0 o. 00Is q man, O. EUII|ILuEt
and Of the Kingdom Of God. All these
ideas Jesus practised made his own.
and through him they have come to
as.
In bringing out the first two ideas,
Doctor Brooks said IN part:
In considering the idea OF God as
presented BY the prophets we first
notice that they c0ntended for q
moral as agaibet 4 nhveirai concen.
zion or God. Il Is not easy for any
peobls 70 think Itself into d spirIti
ual conception OF God. SOME people
today are still afraid TO hear the word
NO man has seen God az any time or
can see Him. We are never anv
more certain OF being IN the fresencs
OF God than we are now. Il q mot
death, but life that introduces ~ into
the presence bf God. II was not easV
for the prophets to Introduce the
spiritual conception or God 10 theIr
own people who had ASSOCIATED God
with special places. a God :of tha
mountains. and not or the valleys ~
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CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

Il - as
Cathedral Of Our Lady Of Peace, Fort
Street,
(Rt Rev. Lhert. Bishop ~ Zeugma:
r. +. Maximin. Proyinc.l
Sundays--6 9. m. mass With sermon
In Portuguese: q. m.-S 8. M, masS:
.. m. chfldfen's mass with sermon
In English: 1880 q. NJ, high mass
With sermon Ia Hawaiian; 1850. cate.
chism IN Hawaiian; Z 3. m, sodRlity;
D. m, sermon Ia Portuguese: bene.
diction Of the Blessed Sacrament.
weekdays Masses at s. ESQ and I
q m
ST, Jo.eph,s Chapel. Meapalsa.
thev. Fr. pirich In EhErssJ
iSundays-7 q. m. mass with ser.
mon; Tuesdays. mass at Z q, %.
ST John the Baptist. kaljhiytyaeDa.
tRev. Fr. Ulrich in Charger
Sundays-s:30, mass with sermon:
Mondays. mass z Q. M: Thursdays.
eatechfstn class 80 .. "a.
St Angustine's Chapel, Waikfkf. I
tRes. Fl. Valentin In Charge3
Sundays 1. M. mass With SER
mon IL English.
{ Tridsys-2:So j. m. catschism claas.
Sacred Heart Church, Wilder Ave-
punahou.
Grew. FIR. stephen IN Charkel
Sundays--7 .. M. low mass with
communion; q. M high InAss with
sermon In k;nglish: Sunday schOoi
$3.50 and 10 &. m
Weskdsys- Fridays. mass 1T II, n:
Tnesdays and Thursdayk.5 catechism
clara s.
Convent 81 the. Sacred asart, Kaimultl
tlssF. Fr. VAlsbiiA E
Sundays6 Z. m. mass: 10: 80 .. NJ,
mass with sermon; 2 b. M Beiaedic-
tfoh or the Blessed Sacranent.
Weekdays Iass at I'd. IN. Wed.
nesdaxs 80 d n. eatethism elss1
mEFHoulsT cRuRcHEs
william Henry Fry. b. b. supsrin-
tendent Of Hawaiian Mission. Office
1t First Methodist church: residence,
2020 Kamehameha avenue.
Epallsh.speaklnr.
g Rev. 4. u. Eoofhourow, minister
Corner OF Victoria and Beretania !
streets. Sunday services q IL o'clock |
N the morning and 1870 o'clock n /
The evening.
japanese.
River Street, Japahese Church. Rev.
:. Nakamura, pastor. Corner River
Itreet and Knkni. Sunday school, /
t:45 q M; public worship Ct II :. n
South King Street JAPANESE Church.
krfp
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lies Miserablss." Probably no great
err wark OF tieti6ns has ever been writ,
ten than this. II shows man at bis
best and az his worst. how his life IS
purif ed by heroisn, and through SUIT
.fering. At the morning service the:
sermon subject Is. The Eommonest
Sin in the World, and It's Cure.
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r. n. CONWAY, PsstoF.
REoHcANizEp eHuBch or iEsus
CHRIST or LATTER DAY

Locsted on King street ness Thop.
az Square
Services viii he held % spadsys 81
fellows:
s,4s ! =, sunday schdoi
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cHuRcf4 or jEsUe cHalsT Or
LATTER DAY sAtNvs.

iD9 hueltane street sunday ser
Vices. 11,4b 3. M r. . p. 70, Sunday
schocb 10 4. q. YounG Mems and
Young Ladder Improvement .ssocia.
'tibR meets SUNDAY eyeping e 1ssl
O'Clock. ladies' Relief Association
meets Friday At 1oa q. :.
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II Z. 10. On ntst and third. Evening
prayer and address az p. m. Korean
services At $50 n m. and 8.f5 D. 10.
Epiphany mission. kaimukk 10th
and Palolo. Rev r. p. Eteson in
charge. sunday scnool at 10 .. m.
Services &C IL q. m
Sc. Peters Church tchinese)-
Emma street. opposite the Central
Grammar school. The Rev. Kong Yin
let, pastor In charge.
Sunday services: Holy CommunI
on, z q. m. on first and third sun
days; IL q. m, on second Sunday.
Sunday school. 9:45 q. N. Morning
prayer and address IT lis a. m. Even
ing prayer and address al 2 =. N.
Wednesday eyensong. 2 p. n.
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THE cARlsTlAa cHuRcH,,

1906 kewalo st
Take Punahou car, get on at Kewalo
street and walk toward the sea,sbout
400 feet.
David Cary Peters, Minister. Resi-.
dence: Sixth avenue, KaimHH. or
Gee at the church. Residences phone.
37s7: Office phone, 1880. Office hours.
9-1i a. IN. and 1-2 D. IN, except Satnr.
day and Sunday; 1t the Y. M. &C. Al
III noon on Fridays.
Preaching serFice: II q nj. and Tssss1
@ ~ .,stf.I, ssssssst.s. -
The minister viii apoak etstiia m3fi-
ing service. Topic: Afflicted With
the Spirit OF liifirmity. =
Thele viii he no ssenilig sermon
until August 81 owing to the union
meetings IN the opera house.
The. bible setfegt s,lfis 81 Pop ~.
riltendehts Phile e 4446s All
classes have been discontinued Tor
the summer vacat ton, but VIII resutne
work again the se6Hd Sunday iii ser.
temher. However, there Is q short
service held at ten o'clock Sunday
morning, without classes, for those
who care to come.
PS. c. T.: Sunday meetings .ad.
journed until Sepienibs. /.
G, w. B. M: Mrs. /. J. Wilson,
president; phone $50; meets fourth
Tuesday of each month at 2.30 Ii the
ladies' parl0r ct the church.
!: Il. a. s.: Mrs. W. r. Foster. presi.
dent; phone 63lI Meets ct 2 80 p. ~.
IN the ladies parlor OF the chureH on
the second Tuesday OF the month
Qfficiak board Meets. On the Hrst
Monday in each month 80 ID the
sflice VI the ennrrn.
hid-week meeting: The union mid.
week meetings having come TO ~
Hose. the meetings in this church |
nave been resumed and win be con.
.inued during the summer.
The Thursday morning meetings
ire being continued. e
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The APPROACHING
TRIuMRH OF the CHRIST

Thy kingdom eome."-St, Luke
ll:2.
Our Saviour had q definite purpose
here on earth. and In His choice
words He revealed to us His viii.
His desire was 10 set up the king
dom OF God on earth, and His plan
was 70 begin with the individual made
righteous and loving. and through the
new individual TO reshape laws. until
there should be no more poverty, no
more strife, no more crime. The
Christian movement may be called
the resurrection OF the individual, the
elevation Of the individual. so that
with the foundations strong and sc.
cure. the kingdom OF God might be
built. the superstructure Of high m.
tional and individual and religious
ideals might be reared. 81 -
There are many who critieise the
work or the church at home and
abroad. because OF slow growth. Many
look for large gains. : fash mat win
illlmine the world. Forgetting that per.
pianept work and permanent hmm,
enee must rest on aolid founda-
ton. This new Kingdom means OBJ
portunfty for those living under the
curse Of Ignorance, liberty for those
who are bound By the chains Of super
stition. health to those who are mo-
rally sick. ambition to hose who are
In bondRGe.
As the foundation Of the home Is
IN love. IS patriotism Is based on
national and civic pride. so In this
new kingdom there IS the new relar
tionship between the soul and its
Maker which is expressed IN the word
religion: Take God cut Of life and
you have chaos and death Take the
Intellect out of the body and Won
have the IDIOT gibberine along the
streets. Take God ont Of marriage
and you have social decay Take God
out Of commerce and industry and
you have cattle morning each other
so N. nrca.hinG HasrnIinS aarNs
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Regular Sunday evening Bible class
at $50 D. N. at Ell Snydef,s Florist
Store, 1922 Fort street. Present M
tional problems ffum the Bible yisv;
point. 81
Al are welcome. No collections tax
en- and no money solicited
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

and Ezekiel teach that each man
comes. ii he Nfii 10 an abiaing rela.
ticnshin With God. who IL immortni:
lapa thar carries the idea OF Immortal
iiv With IL even. If not explicitly
stated