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World's cresset., 1916-08-17
Answer to Question No. %

ness; and let them have domin.
ion over the FISH Of the sea, and
over the fowl of the air, and over
the cattle, and over all the earth.
and over every creeping thing
that creepeth upon the earth.
So God crested man in his own
image, in the image of God crea
ted he him. male and female
created be them.
And God blessed them, and
God said unto them, Be fruitful
and multiply, and replenish the
earth and subdue it: and have
dominion over the fish of the sea
and over the fowl of the air. and
over every living thing that
moveth upon the earth.
And God said. Behold, l have
given you every herb bearing
seed, which is upon the face of
all the earth, and every tree in
the which is the fruit of a tree
yielding seed to you IL shall be
for meat,
And 10 every beast of the earth
and to every fowl of the air. and
to every thing that creepeth up
on the earth. wherein there is
life. | have given every green
hero for meat; and it was so.'
(Gen, 1-26 -30.)
| Text End.
And the Lord God formed
man of the dust of the ground,
and breathed into his nostrils
the breath of life and man be-
came q living soul.
And the Lord God planted a
garden eastward in Eden, and
there be put The man whom he
had formed,
| And the Lord God took the
man and PUT him into the garder
of Eden to dress 1t and to keeE
1t, And the Lord God command
ed the man, saying, OF every
tree OF the garden thou mayes'
freely eat; But Of the tree OF
the knowledge of good and evi
thou shalt not eat of IT.; for If
the day that thou eatest Thereof
thou shalt surely die" (Gen. :
-7-6 l. ]5-17,)
Now Dear Bro. Hamaker, ant
Readers of the CREssET, VI
have before you the two works
Of God, "CREAT1oN" and For
NATION And now the worl
that lays before US is to follov
the lineage OF those two men
each one callel man by times
and both was called Adam b.
' times. Those two men has
clear geneology from the beeir
ming of both of them
y The first one spoken of in GEL
1st, 26 Oh the sixth day. was th
beginning Of the GENTLE Rae
who God said that HE create
him in his own image and lik'
d ness. That is in Gods ow
e wisdom and knowledge-Ths
8 is, in wisdom like unto God, nj
e as great a wisdom. but ju:
e like unto him. For it took
d mighty wisdom 10 rule the fis
n of the sea and the fowl of tt
e air. This kind Of wisdom VIZ
not given to the End. man. Il
s man who was formed and place
s in the garden, as we will sho
d later on in the geneology
q those two people,
a Dear Brother and Readers
r this Article. we wish you
70 notice particular the muc
Igreater dominion which &C
q gave to the 1st. man created {
y; the sixth day--to that of the 2n
World's cresset., 1916-08-17
QUESTIONS NO. %
Aug. 5 1916.
Mr.. Frank Moore,

Well Frank We are taught
by Science and Atheism that
there are five races OF men you
find the five races named in our
Geography, look them up and
you will understand me. In the
Bible | find one the son of God
Adam and Eve in the garden.
And they wore made in the
Image of God the first pair and
l find a transgression In old
Gain and l find him condemned
for this transgresslon before
lie became q murder you will
find that his sin was fornication
and going after strange flesh
and Science tells US that
she was negress or negro
| woman and that the negro vas
a beast that come from the
ape or in other words the negro
is just beast and that he is
the lowest beast of creation in
form of man, do you think you
can Imagin him the Image OF
God comming from the lovely
white pair In the garden now
the thought is the eour races
OF men arr only Amalgamation
are the cross between children
OF Adam and the Negro beast
or thru Cain and his proeenicy
they are all beast and have no
living souls they are beast and
the blood OF Christ does not a
tone for them.
| Now please show ne the Gen
tiles straight lineage from the
morning of creation on down to
Christ without bringing this
Negro beast Amal9amation in;
| mean these four races Negroe
Malayans Indians and the vel
low races such 81 Mexicans
II Japineese and Cinnamon.
These three last belong and
make the four amalgamated rae.
es all springing from the Negro
the white pair if not IS you be
lieve are not the parents OF the
Gentiles. assure you they arc
not the father Of Negro blood OF
Amslgamation but of pure Jaw
, blood and if God has a Gentil,
people seperate from the Ada q
and Eve In the garden.
You show me in the word o
, God a line of pure blood from
o the creation to Christ and you
= theory then will be plain TO me
Well Frank I was very mucI
r disappointed that I did not re
a to come down on the %, 20, 8
|? OF July it sure would have bee
? a treat to me to have Come I
u that gathering, never ha
r heard anything in favor Of th
:. Masons as being in God's : orde
before.
So you see I am disappointe
we'll you will understand m
that 1 think that these 4 race
= of what we might cal. men ar
} not Gods creation but are tt
. Generation of unclean men an
the Negro Beast a cross hetwee
the 2 and if there is q Cent?
people.
. You will find them pure blooe
and in the Image OF God as far
the outward form is concerne
and that they were and are he,
in the estimation of God az
8 good creation or God nevs
would have prepared sacrifi,
= for them.
In his Christ the one whol
e. we love and adore above all els
World's cresset., 1916-08-17

those two different days Dominion
and dates, of those two men,
and the different manner Ia which
God placed the m cannot help;
but show the Two different people
in our Texts. ,
r he next thing that we shall
do il, to show where the scrip
ture presents us those two men.
again. So please read,
Son of man, say unto the
prince of Tyrus, Thus saith the
Lord God; Because thine heart
is lifted up, and thou hast said,
l ain a God, l sit in the seat God
in the midst of the seas, yet thou
art a man and not God, though
thou hat set thine heart as the
heart of God.
Behold, thou art wiser than
Daniel; there is no secret that
they can hide from thee;
! With thy wisdom and with
thine understanding thou hast
gotten thee riches, and has got
ten gold and silver into thy
treasures:
BY thy great wisdom and BY
thy traftick hast thou increased
thy riches, ard thine heart is
lifted up because of thy riches.
Thou hast be,n in Eden the
garden of God: every precious
stone was thy covering, the sar.
dius, topaz, and the diamond,
the beryl, the onyx, and the Jas
per, the sapphire, the emerald,
and the carbunc'e. and gold: the
workmanship of thy tabrets and
OF thy pipes was prepared in
thee in tho day that thou vast
created.
., Thou art the anointed che-ub
that covereth. sntt I have set
thee so: thou vast upon the holy
b moutain of God; thou hast walk
4 ed and down in the midst of the
p stones Of lire,
!. Thou vast perfect in thy ways
= from the day that thou vast Gre
t ated, till iniq uity was found ir
( thee (Ezek. 2e-2-5&18-15.
i Here is a man in the garden OF
q God that was wiser than Daniel,
( they could hide no secret from
, him. This dear reader you
know could not of been Thee
d MAN Adam who was formed and
g placed in the garden. For THE
$ MAN ADAM did not know that he
. was naked and again The MAN
k Adam did not know that he
" could reach forth his hand and
!. pertake of the tree of life and
3, live forever. But the Asyrians
y could not have anything bic
o from him on the account of hi:
a. wisdom. And this Asyrial
spoken of is the first Adam il
n. the flesh, who as it says wer'
le perfect in all his ways from tn
e, day that he was created unit
ID iuiquity was found in him, Ant
g. iniquity was found in him, whel
N satan was cast out of heaven t.
at earth, and then took up his a
OF bode in the heart of this createt
st man. And then this man appear
a ed in the garden, in the name
sh spoken of, please read:
be Son of man speak unto Pnar
as rAoh king of Egypt and to hi
be multitude Whom art thou lik
ed in thy greatness?
w Behold the Assyr:an was
OF cedar in Lebanon with fair bran
ches and with shade vim
of shroud and of a high statur
to and his top was among the thic
CD b0ughs.
World's cresset., 1916-08-17
QUESTION COLUMN.
QUESTION NO. 6.

Preac hers and all. If the Ed. Is
not right with his two man
theory: Please explain the follow
ing scripture:
The wicked are estranged
from the womb; they 20 astray
as soon as they be born, speak
ing lies. lPs. 5S-S)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19

was created for MIR. Moore short
time ago has been abolished Mr..
Hulchan's It'll" is agent His duties
include general supervision oi the
local freight lusincss OF both Frisco
and Santa re railroads.
Il is probable that several import
ant sr,f;s Will be made IN the office
this week as result of Nh Ilul'-
hons appointment. Railroad Official s.
r. IN 81 Louis and Springfield arr
expected tomorrow to make further
1nuOunCeme
Mr. Hulchan comes TO Tulsa from
Memphis Tenn, where ho has been
assistant superintendent of the Frisco
for some time. His record in that
place aided him in procuring the Tulst
position, which IS much more advan-
tagcouG.
Before going to Memphis Nh HUE
nan was assistant superintendent Of
the Frisco at Fort Smith. ARK. lie
was promoted TO the Fort Smith post
zion after sev crai wears as agent %.
;he Frisco at Neodasha, Kan
Tho appointment Of Mr. Hulchan
completes the lit Of new officials for
the Frisco in this vicinity. Mr.. Hui -
han as agent, a. u. Lightner as super
intcndcnt Of terminals, o. II. McCarty
as division supccintcndent. and T. Il.
Eoupagc az general superintendent, all
are IeN men who have the entire
supervision Of this territory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19

ITS share of traffic. These tracks have
made the Frisco service well nigh
perfect according to ofA Gals and
shippers
The sand Springs railroad is con-
Structing double track from First
street to the second station in the
system Several difficult cuts and
ms are making this job a difficult
engineering feat and up to this time,
only one thousand feet of railroad has
been prepared
Tho gangs are working as fast as
possible and contractors say they Will
feach the end in six weeks. A bridge
VIII be built across Cat creek. The
Steel IS on the ground and will be
lald soon II Is Pennsylvania stand
ard. a very heavy rail
The Midland Valley railroad is con-
templatlng program of additional
switching facilities as soon as new
depot is completed. Officials already
nave begun on this program.
The Santa Fe has begun several
tracks In the West Tulsa yards and
VIII put in four-stall roundhouse to
make this terminal for several
trains
Tho Katy has announced that sew
oral new tracks will be put In in
the near future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19
new TRACKS ALLAY
CONGESTION HERE
All Roads in City Are Con-
structing More Switch
ing Facilities.
SOME ARE OPENED
Santa Fe Will Put in Four
Stall Roundhouse in
West Tulsa Yaros.

Additional switching facilities now
being completed by every railroad in
he city, Will permanently allay the
,raffic congestion evil which has been
present in the Tulsa yards for more
han year. according TO railroad
officials.
Each Of the five roads has con-
atruction work in progress at various
points in the city and their combined
Efforts should make the capacity Of
his station one of the greatest in the
state.
The Frisco railroad has made the
greatest outlay of Improvements and
$ completing them with great rapidity
owing to pressure which has been
plnced on the contractors. Enough
tlready has been finished to effect a
noticeable relief in Frisco traffic.
The plan of the Frisco is to eX-
tend double tracks from the stock
yards, east Of the city, to Red Fork
and eventually to West Tulsa In ad-
clifton to this several derais and
switches are being laid out for in
dividual enterprises and a roundhouse
with mechanical equipment will be
erected as soon as possible.
About half of the double track
was opened last week and is handling
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19
POSTPONE PRIZES IN
BEAUTY CONTEST
Will Not BE Given 10 Winners Inti,
Tcachcr-Patrons' Association
Holds Meeting.

Awards in the city beautiful con-
test conducted during the past sum
mer 10y the combined Rotary club,
chamber of Commerce and Teacher
Patrons associations. have been post
roned until next week or such time as
the latter organizations shall hold
their first meetings of the year
Since school does not begin until to-
morrow the Patrons associations have
no organization at the present time.
The contest cannot be consummated
until they meet and authorize the pay
ment of prizes offered hy them for
winners in their local territories.
The Rotary club and Chamber of
Commerce are ready to award their
portion of the trophies
Committees In each school district
already have made their recommenda-
tions 10 the general committee and It
is probable that the best contestants
have been sifted down to a minimum.
The final choice. however will not be
made until further developments are
made by the Patrons associations.
Prizes will aggregate S400 and will
he distributed among more than a
hundred winners. Several hundred
school children and fully az many
iadults have entered the contest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19
THURSTON DENIES
HE IS DEAD MAN
Members Df seventh Regiment Who
Sent Message Were DccciNcd,
lie Says.

MALLEN, Texas. Sept. is. -- New
York guardsmen in the border camps
today were greatly surprised to learn
that during the night a false report
cf the death Of col. Nathaniel Il.
Tnurston had been tclegraphod from
here to Firc Chicf Kenlon in New
York. Colonel Thurston. commanding
the Sevcnty-fourth New York re,i-
mont, as 4 matter of fact. Is recover
'ng rapidly from n recent minor III
hess, and his condition at no tim
gave cause for concern He expects
To leave tomorrow to join his family
in New York.
Stories Of how the false report Of
Colonel Thurston's death originated
varied today Just as much rs all the
wild stories that have been started in
this camp, whore eighteen thousand
men. who have little to do but dig
ditchcs and drill, work their imagina-
tons long Pftrr taps has sounded. One
tale is that tch officer who sent the
report called regimental headquarters
2t pharr bv telephone to pSk about
Colonel Thurstor's condition Al
officer In :hc seventy fourth replied
that the commander was getting along
nicely. The story then says that some
person or ere sswirc cut In with the
icHlHrk W ny, 'plOncl 1nurStOn II
dead. He died tonight"
Another story il that some person,
fopro senting himself as an orderly at
divisional headquarters tclcphonol
the news to the seventh regiment
v natevor the tale or the origin Of the
report, the officer at once began send
Ing kilograms to New YorL without
verifying the news"
There WAS great stir in the camps
when the rumor spread, for as colonel
Of che First field artillery the Twenty
second engineers. the Seventy fourth
infantry, and as chif ordnance officer
Of the division, the colonel, better
known as reg" Thurs;on. bad been
popular IN al branches Of tho~Buard.
Hol"grams streamed into divisional
headquarters This Is only one or
many folish rumors started In the
camps here, and only one of scores
that have found credulous listeners
Colonel Thnrston was smoking in his
headquarters at Pharr this morning
when he heard of his death"
II deny that I'm dead. he said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19
ExPLAINs REn CROSS PLANS
Captain Sangnicr Praises King OF
Italy's generosity 10 wounded.

ROME. Sept. 1S.-Captain Sangnier.
head of the French Red Cross mis-
81 now IN Italy, in an interesting in
terview Saturday, said that the much
talked of Rcd Cross congress in Paris,
row arranged to be held probably in
October, has a purely technical ana
practical aim lie added that the
Italian he'd Cross has more oNtcu
sive dnG complete organization than
in France, possessing, as " does. camp
hospitals on the firing line. wnllc
those of France are behind the sec
ond line
Regarding the T.azarette. he called
ii on ideal hospital expressing him
self as astonishcd when he learned Of
the scarcity OF funds with which II
was organized ana is maintained He
remarked that King Victor was tho
only sovereign Of Europe who had
given the palace, where he habitually
lives in his capital, for wounded SOL
diers,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19
The Married Look.

Wasn't that butler a serious-look-
ing nan?" asked the sweet young
thing after the dinner
He certainly was" replied the
man: but perhaps he's married"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19

his deathhed, when IL developed that
re was none other than the cucc mo-
tcrlous renegade and enemy of the
white race, Simon Girty, long an out
cast from the white settlements. aud
VINO had made his way into the seclu
MON nf mo Chernkoe cOnntrv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19
IT HELPED MEFROM
The VERY FIRST DAY
Mr.. Ollie Boyer of Tulsa
Was in a BrOken-Down
Condition.
Suffered Five Months
81 Don't Know When I've
Tried Anything That Did
Me SO Much Good"
He Says.

II there Is a man in Tulsa that is
more enthusiastic than any other of
the scores who have been benefited
by Orgatone, that man is ollie Boyer
of 412 North Main street, and who Is
one of the most competent and best
known cafe chefs in this section of
the country. Mr.. Boyer is genial
gentleman Of the old school, and is
well liked and highly respected by all
who know him.
This Ongatonc helped me from
the very first day ! began to take it,
he said to Orgatone representative
at Gctman's drug store yesterday,
and ! simply don't know when I
havo tried anything that pleased me
so well or did me so much good.
"l've suffered with stomach
trouble, weakness and a general
broken-down condition for five
months" he continued "and to save
my life ! couldn't get anything that
seemed to help II or put me In any
kind of shape. No kind OF food agrecd
with me or gave me any strength. and
after eating / would suffer for hours
with sour stomach and gas that would
swell me up and make me feel heavy
and miserable.
During this timo 7 took great
deal Of pepsin and things like that.
but II certainly didn't suit my case
like Orgatone FOR | tried a number OF
different things and got no permanent
benefits from them; and when this
new medicine came along and proved
to bs such 4 good medicine that peo-
plo here in the city didn't seem to
hesitate about endorsing IL, I made up
my mind that | ought to have some.
and purchased bottle at once and
began the treatment.
II have certainly gotten remark
ahle results from It's use, for have
he'd no trouble digesting my food
since the first day or so. and I now
eat heartily and feel better IN every
way and will continue the treatment
as I am sure a few more bottles OF
this mdicinc will about fix me up"
PcferrinR to Mr.. Boyer's case, Mr..
Johnson, the Orsatone health expert,
said
probably more people suffer from
this condition than from all other dis
orders and diseases put together This
is especially true OF men and women
whose business forces them TO remain
indoors and who fail 20 take the prop
or amount Of exercise. Such people
develop imrropcr digestion, a slug
gsh liver and nervousness. accompa-
MED bv headaches and sleeplessness.
"Aocorf'rg ito the statements OF
Thousands who have actually tested
Il. Orentone goes straight 10 tho sent
Of the trouble in all such e1ees, in
Wgorating every organ and COM
plctelv restoring strength and normal
conditions.
Orgatone Is sold in Tulsa exclu-
sively nv Rov r Gctman's Rexall
store. under the personal direction OF
the Or"atone health expert
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19
POLICE STATION Is ROBBED
Burglar Makes off with Patrol.
mans Civilian Globes.

CONGERS. Sept. 1S.-The police
station at Rockland Lake. near here,
WAS visited by robher today and IL
suit Of clothes belonging to Policeman
J. S. Gilchrest, who patrols Hook
mountain and the adjoining park, was
stolen.
While Gilchrest was making his
rounds in the park tho int uder en-
tered the police station and fitted
himself out in the policeman's civilian
clothes, He got away before being
discovered. leaving an old suit be-
hind.
Gilchrest while on his rounds, mot
suspicious- looking character hurry
ing along the foot cf the mountain
With O suit resembling his own. He
ordered him cut Of town forthwith
The stranger thanked him and said he
would get away as fast as he could
When GilchreSt returned to the sta
ton house he found his own suit Of
clothes missirg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19

Past the Danger Point.
How is your husband getting on
with his riding lessons?"
"Very well, indeed. The children
are allowed to watch him now"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19
OSBORNE HAS TWO BAD MEN
Warden VIII Try To Reform Dame
mora's Worst Prisoners

OSSINlNG. n. Y, Sept. 1S.-Charles
O'Connor and Billy Green, said to BE
the two worst prisoners in Clinton
prison at Dannemora. were brought to
Sing Sing prison Saturday by Warden
Thomas VI Osborne for Treatment
under the Mutual Welfare league sys-
tcm. Both have been regarded az
III orrigihle. They We're taken from
IN isolation cells. in which O'Connor
bad spent Two years With them came
four other prisoners
Green, who IL known as the bal
Man cf Ossining." weighs 500 pounds
nni Is a giant in strength. After tee,
rorizing Osstning for years, he Woo
sent TO Sing Sing prison, from which
he twice escaped. ON one oci
nearly killed u keeper and got as far
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19
RATES or FRENCH WAR LOAN.
VIII BE the same ns Last and Sub
scriDtiOns viii he Unlimited.

PARIS, Sept. 1S.-The new French
loan, which is announced by the
minister of Finance, NJ. Ribot, will be
Issued at per cent. the snmo rate
as the last loan, and subscriptions will
be unlimited IN amount
Holders Of national defense short
and long term bonds will DO allowed
to exchange them for the new bonds.
The date OF the issue has not yet peen
fixed, but probably will be early in
October
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-19

as california before he was recap
turod
O'Connor has spent Q years In vari-
Gus prisons and Is one Of the very
Few prisoners who have escaped from
Dar nemora. He Vas recaptured in
Germany and brought back
each man has about three years to
serve. In spite of their bad records
both will start in good standing in the
Mutual Welfare league. and Wardel
Osborne hopes that humane treat
ment may work reformation in them.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-26
vERRILk COTTAGE BURNED
 ON GOVERNORS ISLAND Nearby Cottages Were Saved by Fire men from Stony Creek.

Branford, Conn, Dec 25.-The cot tage of A. H. Verrill on Governors Island, off Stony Creek, was burned today. Several other nearby cottages were in danger, but firemen from Story Creek saved them. MT. Verrilrs place had been unoccupied for some years. At one time it was used as a boys school
 The fire started apparently in the attic, from a cause not vet determined. The firemen had a hard time getting to the island, as a high wind was blowing and there was considerable sea. They made the trip in rowboats, carrying with them chemical appara- tus and ladders. By cutting down the tall grass near the burning cottage they prevented the fire from spreading Had the wind not been blowing from the west, it is believed much of the summer colony would have been swept by the flames. The cottages are own- ed by persons living in various parts Of Connecticut.