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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-29

Changer Syairpob osranitaltet miro,
betmSsliAte gt1eilisuns 5useiidert
ipurbe. s
Der SaIlenossihub beri4tete, baB
er bic groben Sdle bes Deutf4en
3litbs fir ben 0ersinsbaIl am n.
Sanuar 1917 belsgt babe unb lsin
Iorseben tpurle gutsekiben. Die
6erren Otto 4riiger unb Grnit
5enlpel beri4tseu iiber bic Staatss
tpnpention bel 8. u. Staatspers
tanbes in Dbton, ipdbrenb 9err
@rube als DELIGHT iiber bic lebte 8er=
iammluns Der Deuti4en Gag geiea-
i9aft beridtete anb aud auf bic Geier
am nGditen Somiias binipies. - ZEE
aiislit Der uebrnabme elmer Sbeaters
boritelIung i'm 2ouie Der Saiipn i'm
Seuti6en Sbetter lpurbe befhloiien,
Iid nit benz ieutiden Wlilitdrberetn,
ioipie benz 2aDtpebrperein in 9umtls
ton unb gopindon in @erbiubung 81
iebsn, I'm gu reriinoen, OF bas llns
ternebmen seneini4aftli9 burdsss
fiibrt perben tann. als 4usi6ub,
Inn bisie @ersiie su beiuden, ipurbsn
bic Ssrren 8. stoedsrs, Jreb. Grube
unb Grnit Senpel ernannt. Wor
Sdlub Der @rfammIuns beridtete
Der gunbss graiipent nod iiter ben
geIu6 bes gulbss Disqualification
aiIt unb ben empfans, Der au beHcn
Gbreu peranitate! iporoen III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-29
aentudb's 9satid,tbn,,,.
Seine Wertreter fpininen nGd)ite @u.
die in 5ranffurt sniammen.
Sabresperiammlnns bes Staatsuer.
bauoes.

Die Sabrcs gcrianunlun5 bes
Oeiltif.slmerif. Staatsperhanoes uGr
aelltudp, lpelhe am Sorlittag uiif
0tontag in 5rauffort abgctalter
lpirb, periprift eine iebr erfoIgreidf
5li iperoen.
0as Erogranm iiir bic Staats'
fonpention laltet:
/. grnennung oes Waatoatfohnmit'
tees 6ltrt ben Staatsprniioerlfen.
9. 9cgriibung Der 9elegaten burd
sen @ertreter nes Stabtperbanbs pcr
Sranfiort, u. @ablib BON Serington.
3. @rofinllng oes oebnten Sabres'
aonpents bnrd) beil StaatspraiIoen'
Ten, Carl q. @ellenoorff bon Souls
billie.
A. @illfmnnlenanipra6e oes Ser
lreters Der Stabt 5rantiprt, WtaDog
Huppert.
3. @eridteritattuns oes 0ianoat'
&onrnittees
6. Grncnllling Der folgenoen Iolll'
nlittccS bllrd) Sen Staatspraiioenten:
Al aomniittec mir 9ieioliltionen ina
peri5nliGe ,Sreibeit, 8 Ytitalicoer
b &pnmittce fiir beltidle @eidldts'
ioridung, 5 Dlitglieoer.
9 aonlmittcc fir oeutide Spra6e,
Sdatl. uno Surnrnterriht, .
!Qiit9IieOer.
o. aomnlittee fiir SunbesangeIeseil'
beiten, 8 Diitglieoer.
e. Solnnlittee fiir StaatsongeIegell'
hciten, ; 8titglieoer.
d Sdninlittee fir glgitatiort unS
Ictpaganoo, 8 MitgIieoer.
g) aolnnittce fiir 6rauenor8aniia'
tlonell, . Ntit9lie0er.
" aoulnittee fiir @eluinnlina libcra'
Ter oeutid)er airtpngemeiuOen, 5
.fItgIie0er.
j aommittee fiir alagen luto BE-
idpueroen, 3 Mitglieoer.
I. @nt1egennabme Der geridJie bes
StaatSprdiioeuten, bes Staatsiinan3.
iefrctdrs, be5 Stautsid)otnleiiters
itno te- legislatipen ao1nmitteeS Der
ein3eIHtn StGote.
8. 9erleien einaeIailiener sorrci'
pcroer3en uno sIntr1ee ilno lleber'
ipeiiuna Der Ieeteren al Die rcip.
Honnlittees.
8. 9erit)teritottung Der neridie6c'
nen &onllnittees.
10. 5citiesung Der nGdIten Son.
rentionsitabt.
II. @abl Der Stant5bean,ten.
y. 9eratbungen iIber Srageu bon
oqgenleinent SSSiltereiie.
Is. 8ertagung.
Sorntag gbenb: aonrmera fit bic
i'm sSrnnfiurt Soiel.
Gieititag Wforgen: Jabrt na6 c.
). 5aylor'a Siitillerp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-29
Ne@bsrf.

Gie AeiuScrt Eiiice fir bas sGin.
cinnatier &ulfshlatt" bciinbst iid in
Np 339 gorf Straisc, gegeuabcr
benz GOnrtbonie, muielbit Wenigfei'
ten, slH5eisrn H. |. III. bic 9 llbr
MbeHos entgegengenommeu iuerbeu.
Sclcpbon Scutb 2401.
!1eirat1si9eine: 5bomas u.
Grlm, %, unb Ru6p @snoeq, q,
beios BON 0elapors, g.; SEQ. Nroinz
baum, 21, uro 2tlice Nlsansr, 21,
betbe BON Rob Gu, g.; Srptn 60
,peltHgsr, %, unb Gliis gluminston,
q, fsiOe pon Wafon 60, 8a.; Sno.
80. 2ssr pon 9ellepue unb Warp g.
Spues OOn 0upton, &p.
geTbtitsl 9erGnbsrungen:
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ispb gatBis, cine Got 25 BET 100 Sub
an Der 10. Strabe, 81; DaDiD 2Ous
Der an peter 6ugbes, eine Got an Der
Saratoga Strube, $1,000.
Die Oelegaten DON giepport,
Dapton unb 9eQspue 5ur Stdatsz
sonosntion Der Deuti1. 4merit.
Stactperbdnbe, tpeI6e in Jrantfort
i.attfinhst. psrbsn on naGdtsu Sonn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-29
Fred. A. Erschell,
gcidenbehattcr naS Ginbaliamirer
7u. yorR Str., 2le,pport, ,Sp.,
ztlepbon; soHtb SO rnS Scuit 269e.
aIeIaHbria Gtfiee: SIano 657 g2
SeaeSne nMs 2astpn.

- Der Jrauenrerein Der gp. ct.
Sobannes 9emeinbe in geqeDue piro
heute glbenb cine SiBung abbalten.
Orielbe 9ereiH osranital!et am Donz
neritag, 81. 2(ueuit, 2lbsnbs aui benz
@runOitiid DER &ir4e, siH nSce Cream
Social.
= Gum geiien oss Camp go. l
3. .. Of u. pirb am 80 Qugult i'm
Sduis beg Mapor Winters, go. 1877
Rbensforb Strabe, geGeDue, Elm See
Cream sseitiDal in @erbinbung nit
einem ga5ar abgsbdltsn ip.rben.
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den rspublifaniiden sJiibrsr erfldrtsn
am Montdg, bab iie es be5tpeifeln, ob
es ipeiie fei, inmitten elmer inbuitrisls
len ariiis, in pslder rbie 9riitctraten
untsr ben glrbeitsrn berfuaen, ben
Observation-Disclosures rbne Hiidiidt
auf bas pnbIiium9orfdriften 5u ma
den," etnen adtitunbentas 5n ge,
ipabren. Gie briidten aud bic aniidt
aug, bab 3panss S4iebesgeri1ts
niemals in bielem 2anbe burdses
fiibrt tperben fSnnten.
Wafbinston, .. g., %. alns.
Der grdiiOent Dilipn beidlOb, Dor
ben aonsrsb su tommen, naabem i'm
ageiben Saus cine aonferen5 nit bsm
|aommittes bsr adt gahnprdiibentsn
pnb ben SGuptern Der bier 9rubsrs
i4aften itattsefunben unb er benz Ses
natstommittss Mittbeiluns iiber bas
erSebnib semadt bate.
Die 9ahnpraIbeHten hatten Sorss'
i9lasen. bab fammtlide Streitpuntis
BON eiuer pom prdiibenten Wilion an
ernsnnsnben aommiiiiou uHtsriuds
iperben fOlieH unb Dab ipdbrsnb Der
llnteriuduns, ipelde ii6 auf brsi otsr
pier MOnats sritreden lpiirbs, Wafisn'
itilitarb berrfder ioIe. Nad Sdlub
Der llnterfuduns fOlIte es bann ben
ansefieaten ireiiteben, iid sin.m
S6iebsseri6t gu fiisen ober u itreis
Ten. Die Sdupter Der grubsridaitsn
perfpra4en, am DienItas MOrssn ibre
antmort auf ben 9Orfdlas gu se6en,
aber alles bsntste barauf BIN. bab f;e
cine ablebnenbe fein ipirb.
a(ls bic iyiibrer ii6 am Wpntdg
abenb mad benz Weiben Saus beeas
ben, leste Der prdfosnt Dilfon ibusn
niht nur ben 8orihlas Der gabHbes
omten DOR, fOnpern appellirte aud an
iie, ben am Sonnta9 dusgsgebsHen
Sireitbefebl, bem5ufOlge, falls tein:
Ginisung gu er3ieIen isin iOlIts, am 4.
Septsmber 100000 Mitslisbsr Der
9ruberihaiien btu. 9trbeit nisoerlessn
ipiirbeH, 5u tpibsrrufsn. Dies tpurbe
aber Don ben Jiibrern pertptigert. Sie
iasten, mir has aon4tittee Der $40
Wann iei autoriiirt, ben Sefebl gu tpis
berrufen.
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ben benz g,raiibenten untsrbr.i'et,
ndabem iOIas in bic 5dnbs Der gahus
prGiibenten seIanst iuaren.
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lOiistsit, bic beiben Seiisn gu persiis
gen, fol- Der 9rdiibent @ilion Die
Soifnung. einen Streif 5ii berbin'
bern, nod imtler niflt aufgegeben
baben. slnseiidds Der aataitrop5e,
,peId,e elm giierbabnitrcif i'm @eiol.
ae baben ipiirbe. ioa er erttflciien
lein, einen Sreif nm jeoen 8reis 81
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-29

Ten. Der metitdnifds 9ot5dafier
gftrebonbo Mnb Der Sefretdr Gaming
BADEN iid am Montus auf bisien plab
seeinist.
Cuts Cabrera, Der merifdnifde 81
nansminifter lnb 6aupt Der merifdnis
fd,en aommiifion, fam am wlontas
ouf feiner Heiie nad benz Norben in
0era GruS an. Gr 1T begleitst BON
Games CHM Robsers, bsm fpt5islen
9laenten beg Staatsbepartements In
Der Stabt Taeriio, tpeldtr mad 5auis
beorbert ipurbs, um ben umeritanif&sn
aommiiTdren nit ieiner asnntnib btr
GadIase su bisnen. Die aommiHdr.
unb ibre gesleiter iperbsn iid tpobr'
l1sinli6 duf einsm Wlarines sTabr5eils
nah portsmoutb begsben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-29
20 olItsn anseblid BEN
Sobn Ses berforbeneu
eifsn6abns Wasnaten
Sarriman tHtfibs
rt n.

goiie gitn Sbabo, %. aug.
Sn Der gla4t bonn Sonntas auf
MOntas ipurbsn in ct. antaonp brsi
Wdnner osrbaftet, iuelHe, Der 2lnsabs
Der geh0rosn sufolse. III cine @ss
f6p0runs Derpidelt paren ben 16
Sabre altsn Rolanb 9urriman, Sobn
Der Wittpe bes Deritorbenen giisns
babnmasnaten 6arriman. in ben gers
gen bon SSbabo sssen 2Siesslb sefans
gen 3u baltsn. 3pei Der Wdnner iol'
len Dem poliosihsf bon ct. antbonp
sessniibsr sin He!enutHib abssIegt ha'
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ainoesleidle aefnnben.

3psi anab.n, bic in Der gldb, bss
4uffanssbaiins an Der Rabins uno
Warner Strabs ipieIten. fanben bort
seftsrn Hatmittas bic oeide zines
neusebprensn atnbss. Sie berddrid,s
iistsn bic qoIissi, tpelde ben aei6s
nam mad Der Worsue fd)aff.n Iitb
unb ben Coroner BON BEN Gunb Bee
nd9ridtiate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-29
Jtierteibr 101. miss

senfeIt. Sm Ssim ibres Sobnes
in Gparta, gDisc.. feisrts Gruu ems
incline glrnolb ibren 101. Gsburis.
ios. Die Griffin in bic ditsiie Be-
ipobnerin bon Wonroe gountp. sic
lit nod Derhdlinibmdbis riiiiis. Sbr
Monn itarb idon por msbrsren Jdhrs
asbnien. Ssit 1855 Isbt fe in Miss
toniin. abrs Disaf itanb IN Tsn
.Qorta
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Ginbredjer MAIDEN 8ente.

Wie Grau CLARA Soelts Der poliz
3ei geitern melbete, fei in ibrem 9aue
fe, 4707 Samilton 4benue, etnsebros
den pprben. Der SSrau lpurDen
$108 8aar. sipei @olorin1e unb rim
ReDolDer aefobIsn.
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in Vortsmontb
Wirb lid bic meritanif4
ameritanif6t Gren3s
SO M miffion pers
z = ~, n, I n
4 O m m Tin

Wafbington 3. g., %. aug.
Die s,msuifame aommiiiion, psiaer
eine a0iung Der Grsnsfhtpisristeiten
obliegt, nirb ipabrjdeinlih an Miits
mod Obsr Donneritas nd9iter Dode
in portsmoutb. q. o. auiammsntrs,
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ben. ober Der brittle. gsIpb GuIslt.
ffellte In glbrebe, &enntlA BON Der
ansebliHen @eri4pOruns ssbdbt 5i
haben.
GrnfliAe 8eratbtnsem
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
BAPTIST.

IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Second and Rockford: &. T.
Siler. pastor. phone 6S5o. Residence
bO6 Troost. Preaching at II a. IN.
10y the pastor. Subject: "Thc Two
RoSts' Bible school Gas. Brother
Barton. superintendent The Il. Y. T..
l. and evening service will he dis
missed in order To be In the opening
session Of the deficiency institute"
TO be held at the First Baptist church.
pr John W. Lowe of China will nd-
dress the young people ut 7 and
preach the sermon at s. Doctor Lowe
Is one of the greatest foreign mission
aries in the world. DO not miss the
opportunity To hear this great man of
God. We are dismissing our regular
evening service for the special
reason that You may hear him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
Jefferson Highway Marked
By the Bones of Dead Men
History in Every Mile of Highway Being Built in Oklahoma

Louis, Sedalia and Kansas City mar
kets. Some took an eastward turn
ana led into the Choctaw nation. con-
meeting there with military highways
ana routes to Fort Smith. which for
many years, because of its federal
court drew at one time or another
nine-tenths of the full-rown men
that inhabited the Chickasaw nation
during period OF Is years.
Freight roads out of Texas crossed
this county long before railroads
brought supplies to Fort Reno, Fort
Slll and few scattered white set
Elements, These roads came out of
Gainesville, jefferson, Fort Griffin,
Victoria Peak, Jacksboro and Henri
eta. Texas. Freighters who Travelled
them many times battled with, CO.
manche and Kiowa Indians. Until a
lew years ago cowboys riding over the
pastures found bones of white men
and Indians who had been killed dur
ing the period when these Indians
made frequent marauding expeditions
into the Chickasaw nation,
Washington Pasture.
The state highway crosses n conn.
try that for many years was embraced
IN the pastures of Bill WASHINGTON.
Lachery Addington and Cal Surgs.
Inc washington pasture was 25 miles
square. Part of II Is now occupied Inv
W. II. Davis of Fort Worth. one of
the wealthicst cattlemen In the county
az this time. His ranch house and
plant make a point of interest beside
the highway. To the north of the
highway and q few miles west OF
Rinsling is the old ranch house OF
washington. To the south of II is
the ranch of Dick Coleman. whose
ranch house is one OF the Oldest left
intact in this region.
"A historic spot on this highway is
store built by John Cornish. after
whom the town OF Cornish was
named, nearly forty years ago. This
store was the rendezvous frequently
OF cowboys from over a region fifty
miles square, II was the pioneor
trading point of this section of Tho
Chickasaw nation.
Where the highway crosses Rig
Mud creek was favorite meetinS
place for Chicsasaw Indians MANY
years ago, and it was favorite camp-
ing place for white men travelling
through the country. Mud creek has
been the scene OF many tragedies. the
details of which never will be known. |
When a young man of North Texas. |
20 years ago, went TO Mud creek. I'm |
the nation" the more high minded |
OF residents sighed and thereby de-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
LUTHERAN.

ltTHERAN-Fifth and Elwood. c.
W Sitierd, pastor. 10 n. NJ. SUNDAY
school The regular morning serv
Ice at IL a. m, with sermon ON THE
ieriume of the Crushed Flower. or
Jesus Nearing the End" The choir
VIII render some OF the most delight
ful music. 7;S0 y. m. At the evening
service Prot. T.. +. Obcrholtzcr. super.
intcndent Of the city schools. will de
liver an address The school and the
church are SO inseparahly connected
that we are glad to have the instruct
ors OF schools in our pulpit. The pub
lie is cordially invited Mr.. n X.
nm with his excellent choir will fur
nish a treat in music along with the
address
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09

clared that he had gone into a bad
country.
A young man came from Cooke
county, Texas, to the Mud creek
country and was employed on a
ranch He prospered and went back
home and married. He left his wife
In Texas until home could be estab-
lished in the territory He came back
and disappeared and from that day
to this not word has ever been heard
of him. He probably knew what some
men could not afford to have told In
court. Numerous instances like this
are in the minds Of men who have
lived in this part of the Chickasaw
for thirty to forty years.
Prominent Residents.
The state highway will connect
Ringling with Waurika. The district
over which County Commissioner W.
+. Harwell presides lies in that part
OF the country where the most inter
esting history has been made. His
beautiful home is beside the highway.
as is also that of Luther Jackson, a
prominent cattleman, and that of w
l.. T. Hilton, an influential citizen Of
the Claypool community.
Except for timber on the several
streams that are crossed the highway
splits a streak through the high pral-
ries. From hilltops views of Texas
villages may be had. Ringing and
Cornish set out in delightful birdseye
view. For twenty miles on clear
day hundreds of derricks in the
healdton oil field may be seen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
Special to The World.

]
RlNGLING. Okla, April S.-Dead
mems bones, the last mortal remind
ers Of the both tragic and picturesque
cattle era OF the Chickasaw nation,
are strcwn along the old trails thar
cross jefferson county and intCrsCCt
At tiftN places the new state highway
that rips the county for east To west.
surveyors recently found the bones
Of n white man who probably was
SLAIN as the result of some Cattlemen' S
tued that took place 20 to 80 years
ago. All over these prairios for
twenty years human bones have been
gathered up some of them lying like
the remains of horses and cattle and
bleaching winter and winter in the
sun, and others showing partly from
shallow graves that covered up the
evidences of crime.
There is history in every mile Of
the oast-west jefferson county state
highway. Even before the era of the
cattlomen adventures from the south
beat trails through this section. and
they mark the course of Red river
like crossties on railroad grade. These
trails were made by the Washingtons
the Addingtons, the Suggs, the Hol-
tords, the Burnetts and the Wagoners
Adventures were they in the cattle
business. but all of them became cat
tie kings.
Early Explorers.
Earlier than their pediod. however,
Spanish and French explorers, who
established themselves along Red
river, made expeditions into what aft
erward became Indian territory, and
signs OF their trails may yet be found
here. other trails, blazed through re-
sions nearly Inaccessible, were made
by outlaws and cattle thieves and
other persons charged with crime in
the states who sought refuge in the
Indian country.
Red clay which travel and high winds
exposed under the sandy-soil surface,
is the indisputable sign Of the tread
OF horses feet one, two, three and
four generations ago. Lines of this
clay, washed into all manner OF ver-
iical and horizontal angles, live in
endless streaks across the high and
rolling prairies, with here and there
a log cabin or the decayed founda-
ton Of cabin that sheltered way
farers when permanent settlements
were days travel apart
Some of these trails led into Kansas
aud Missouri, and were traversed. be-
fore the entrance OF railroads. by many
thosuand head Of cattle driven TO st.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09

"Honcdictus" UIutchins). Offortory-
Duet from "crucifixion" Staincs. Mr.
Wollock, tenor. and Mr.. Mcssimcr
baritone, Evening prayer and ser
mon 4:3O. Missicn study class We'd
nesday afternoon at 3, Miss Pauline
Gahman. direOtrcss. Trinity guild
Friday afternoon ESQ In guild room.
Lontcn services: Evening prayer every
afternoon except Saturday. with ad-
dresses Wednesday and Friday Holy
communion Friday s n. III. Bishop
Thurston will visit this parish April
16. Palm Sunday. and will preach
end administer confirmation at the
IL a. III. service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
SplRIrt MIST.

THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST society
VIII hold regular services at their hall
In the Robinson building on SUNDAY.
April p, at o'clock p. m. Rev. Mrs.
r +. Gahcl OF Oklahoma city. prosl-
dent OF the state Spiritualist associa
uon, will ofticiltc and deliver a lee
turc ON "Thc Philosophy and Religion
OF Spirltualism". All are cordially in
Nted to attend. Lyceum at 3 p. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
EPISCOPAL.

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Firth and street and Cincin
natl avenue. Rev. G. V. Killing, Il. D.,
rector. residence 1tOl South Main
telephone No. 30I2-J. r.. H. Sturgis.
Ph. D.. assistant to the rector Firth
sunday In Lent. Holy communion s
n. m. Sunday school 9:i5 a. IN.
Morning prayer and sermon II n IN.
Offering for the work among tho deaf
mutcs. Music: II. ". .Mcssimor, di-
rcctor-"Bcnodicite (titzpntrlcl) &,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
Portrait by De Gucldre.

services at II o'clock n. m. and
. =. m. Wednesday evening meet
n'sS at , clock, Subject for tonor.
row, Are sin, Disease ard Death
hcal' \ free reading room IT, main
famed IN Central National bank build
ing, room ZIG. open from 1880 a. IN.
TO y. M ON week days, and from
To p. IN. on Sundays and legal
holidays. The public is cordially
invited To attend the services and
make use OF the reading room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
SpI,,IrI NIIST,

FIRST PROGRESSIVE CHURCH
Moose nall. Boston avenue. Resu.
lar services Sunday 7:3O y. m The
usual lectures and messages will be
delivered. All members are urgently
requested 10 look after their per can't
In payments today rs the cmhcrship
report IS TO be mailed To the state as
sociation this week, The public Is cor
daily invited.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

COLLEGE NH PRESBYTEE-
IAN Services in chapel of Kendall
college. II. 9. Millard pastor. Sunday
sch9ol 10 a. IA. ". H. Coke. superin-
tcndant. Preaching service nj IL a. I'M
Theme; Not Alone" Junior Endeav-
or y. m. Christian EndcaVor 6:I5
:. m. Preaching service 7:3C u m
Theme: The Pharisec and the Pub
hCan"
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CHRISTIAN.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Fourth and Boulder; j. w. Darby.
pastor. Lords day services. Bible
school 9:ij n. IN. Lords supper and
preaching IL a. m. subject: Paul
and His Following. EndeaVor serv-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09

THE LADIES AID SOCIETY of the
College liill Presbyterian church will
hold lis Easter ha1ar in the Ken
dali public school Friday and Satur-
day, April II and 10.
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When You OIL the Sewing Machip
Relief for T,rcu Racks

My kitchen table had always been
too low for my comfort in working.
My husband romedied this at small
cost by screwing into the bottom of
each leg a bronze door-stop. This
makes it exactly the right height.
The wooden door-stops. that are fast
oncd to the Dashboard to prevent a
door banging the wall, will serve the
purpose Just as week.-Mrs.. r. G..
A. la
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NllKISIINN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCI
liNTlST.-Brockman Hall corner OF
Ninth and Main streets SUNDAY
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whole scalp. The general
appearance Of the breaking
out was small elevations OF
the akin about the size Of Q
pin head to a large pea. They
contained . serous fluid &C.
companied by itching often
SO intense that I'vas COM
PEELED to scratch my head.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
\ Divinity Candy Sccrc,

friend whose divinity candy is al
ways delicious and of exceptionally
fine grain explains her success from
the fact that she always uses her
cake mixer to beat it with. She claims
never to have had failure.
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ices $3.50 p. m. Preaching 7:45 p. m.
Subject: Your Sins VIII Sell You
OUT. We have fine music ut each
service. Tho welcome you receive
will make you feel at home.
SPRINGDALE NIsSIDN.-Sunday
school 1880 D. m. Y. Il. Mcbride.
superintendent. Preaching service
each Sunday following Sunday school.
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INTENSE ITCHING
Of SCALP TROUBLE
Compelled to Scratch Head and Lost
Sleep. Hair Fell Out Gradu-
ally. Became Disfgured.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

Il became afflicted with a painful scalp
trouble starting first on the base Of my
skull, but extending by and by over thu