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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
BUSINESS SERVICE.


bt SlNiSs SERVICE OFFERED -
POSTAGE hANkD--Os postage saver en-.
NtlUpea iur mailing circulars save $40
per thousand outside 1VlsA delivery dis
ttict. ods Prehs, OsRcc a2S will send
samples AUd priosA promptly Call them
nos
1lNK sANED and mistakes avoided Mall
your bills and ststrments IN Self Addressed
Enyslopes AK olds ProsA Usage i2s
iuc .amNlrs aud prices.
IJU.DING AND CONrR NCTING ~
ECONOMY BUILDING 90. 0lB south Eigin.
Phone sOse; carpenter work or general
building contractor firuchss work 81
lowest prices
uNtON CARPENTER AIoP--l24 West
First street Phone Oshgr BaTH Get In line
with your netghbor and have us do Your
spring work early We win change your
fiore fronts OF build your office and store
fixtures and do all kinds Of repair work
dive us trial Pred siucker prop
CLEANING AND DYEING rs
SANITARY MATTRESS co - MAttres,..
renovated returned home same day Phone
Usage Gd4v.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

sorrM hpsmkss' hs.,s,'i front front; 'lsn, ls,s's m
Grated basement TulHa's clsssicst real
dsnre lorality; beat hardware and plumb
ms fixtures; uv-rY nndnrn eenyenisnee.
good well; fruit irces easy walking dis.
tancr beautiful appearance, Fricsa for
inmediaie sale terms. Usage Ti4T.
lpnlBD, r.. $3.50 cash aad $40 monthly ons
from owner. fys'rooin bouss near srhool
and car line. OAAge IPss,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

WET sIDE--For safe, nsrsom ,noa--n
houss. south 'front.' al SIS West Ninth
street. has . good eis,ern and worth iAs
money a 5000; $1,000 cash, bslsnea
bla East National BlSg PhoBs 2iso
WEAT sIpE---s rooms; Dol, one bisrk out;
At bsrEsin ssd terms, Phone v~ner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
lost AND FOIND

COW Strayed from No North yorktown,
dark Jersey ruv- hOrus cut eft hEt halter
or anyone enoNing her Whereabouts phone
bsusr 22u0.
raN'ul ind paying fof this nd Phone
un-r r.1s.
rNr.SH SETTER -Femu'e: lost. white
Hot with hiHcl ears one side Of face
white should have collar on with name
plato D N barrow Bollaire Ohio Finder
l.ae. .ra" G. J. Ruiheld, 1885 and receive
FORD stolen one Ford touring rar. engine
M" 't iui viii pay S25 reward for re.
ruN.r u' s,mo and s25 Tor the arrest aud
convection Of thief Phone Os1sR
l'HlN who took tho white bull dog bclonFg
u- ' 4tl Fast Sixth return at once and
f'' .untc trouble Mrs J. n. William
rlN a1 fuhv morning gold wishbone
r "i'h sma. diAmnnd reward Cedar
PICS ro, 81, rod pigs; weight 60 lbs
'or information. sam kisleng.
W hueE BOOTS a pair snf rubber boots
,"'' ssu.Na... between Seventeenth aud
'tI 'fl' South Boulder aud re-
n.' la,. soa watch aud fol-. reward.
PURELY PERSONAL "
roN llii East owe Guthrie. Okla
SPECIAL NOTICES o
N' Ihr auuuA meeting Of the stock.
tnH.ra OF The Hawthorn OH a Gas 10
w. ADJOURNED 20 meet IN the superior
conn ~ The courthouse at 1880 p m,
'..A 'hnuAg ~ 1918. Hawthorn oil
''. Co., by lngrahSm president.
Hl'iAI. NOTICE tundrrs and contractors
lyr ne fret day of April, 1913,
."H "u'rH snd building laborcrs wages
and 60 crsts per hour II q.
p. y Of A union committee
'' 'onA W Person
' ."' DANCE Tuesday night January is
-"f hail West Tulsa: union orchestra
.'or 1sci ladies free.
NJ a., p1NCF Tuesday night. January ib..
~Ds hall West Tulsa Union orrhcst,n,
.Ian I'c lsdies frae.
W. Ifnfrrry ndy 20 read Mctni Weather
e' u Tulsa World, onSsoriety page,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
STATESMEN AND ACENre ,

snch county in Oklahoma, 10 handle punrt
ureiess tire tller. that has 'hsen thoroly
tested and guaranteed FOR both light and
heavy ears. Small capital handles ezclu.
''aive territory. splendid opportunity 10 start
growing bnsineas. Dkah0ma Punrturhicts
Finer Agency, A02 Berryhil Building, sa
pulpR Okla.
sTQCk sALEsMFE ATTENTION you
Want TO make money aud ~ the same time
represent a proposition that vii bear the
ei0Aest Investigation and one thai you can
rrcsmmcnd 70 y0nr friapas, call between
s:aQ aud 0.8G q m r. W. Mprrs, 22a
,EqAn&9B Bldg, Tulsa Otla. H
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
RoONIs-rNFrRNLsMFn

ROONIs--UNFtR RNLS.HFD ~
0NF uufurulshsd room for reff1 connecting
with bath Phone i57R
QUINCY. n. rs Board and room for two
room connecting bath private home Phone
6Ts7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

BusINI.SS I'ROPERrY ~
BRICK BUILDING -for sale, iwoNtory
brick building suitable for warehouse OF
factory; $4,000 feet floor space Let vs
show you this II ~ rented for 4lnb
mouth $4,000 will handle Mrasbe Reai.
~ o. laA East rhird, Usage 8O7s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

COW strsyed from No s North Yorktown,
dark Jersey ruv hUrus cut efi hEH halter
or anyone knowing her Whereabouts phone
Dtu.r 22OO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14
EMPLOYMENT
HEIp wANTED-MALE



JOIN THE ARMY--heoruiting officc. q, OK
lahonia City, Tulsa, aluskogee. Chick sshs,
ArdmOre and Enid.
MuIohAts- Married men preeerrcd Tuisa
Street Railway. corner fifth and tawton.
OFFICE CLFRK--Wantcd. AT once: for tenn.
porsry position which may prove pcrma'
neut, must De rapid and accurate and fur
nish good local references. Apply In own
handwriting, stating age, .oNprrience and
salary expected C25, care World
FAINTER Wanted, Frank 4 McNally please
write X 4 Bland, Wichita Falls. Texas.
SERVANT Wanted Chinese or Japanese ser.
Naut for houSework small apartment; good
wages. Phone 570a for appointment
SELECTIONS Three OF four men 10 solicit
business over phone hpply between
aud C. Room H. Ardnore Rooms lUG "a
South Main. ~
TYPIsr- Experienced apply Monday West.
oru Onion
WHEEL hoy Wanted to deliver g22 South
EbstOu.
YOUNG MANI mRilaiE room of World
office: between ~ and ~. Call At mail
ing room after $50 p. M.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-14

wANTED-RooNts OR BOARD 20
TWO nicely fnrnishcd modern hGusekeeptng
rooms ~ couple with one child Address
Boz AS care World.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-02-16
IT IS THE WORLDS MIDNIGHT Now

|
It is the worlds midnight now The cry is being made #
is pretty dark hour Make mistake about it!
scarcely find any who is in the Second
Coming of the Lord.
Why Methodist minister one of our offices few
weeks ago. and when brother in this Church preached the
subject of the Second Coming because of course we are fill
OF this subject spend hours it minister said Tbe
Lord is not coming in the next million years."
God pity the poor people!
find very few who have any interest in the Second conns
OF the Lord wish could assemble Shiloh Tabernacle all
OF GODS children who are looking for the Lords coming
cause will all up together make mistake about that
When the Lord comes, do not want to be found in
theater looking lownecked hghnecked man.
with collar above his Do your do not want to he
found in moving show looking lot of dirty suggs
tive films and do not be found reading lot of trashy
fiction, either
BIBLE STUDY IMPORTANT THING
will tell you, beloved if you will read your Bibles as YOU
ought to, you will be kept busy for some time to come
have quite library, and have done lot of studying
but for several months have been confirming myself the study
of my Bible. know it pretty we'll by heart
You know, there this difference between milk and the
Bible when you look for milk you find top
you look TOR cream in the Bible you find it underneath
The Bible is like the you out of it, the
bigger it gets Il.
CdH smut my eyes whole twelve chapters
OF Daniel AS walk around and 60 about my work. am think
ing OF the Word of God AS read the Word of God saw
20 God went to school from the time six years old
until was twentyseven but worldly WISDOM will do me any
good now Lord give divine wisdom open the Book to
me-and God has opened the Book me- praise His Name
in most wonderful manner
Works CANNOT TAKE THE PLACE OF REGENERATION
These Foolish Virgins the tares the professors the
apostates the ladies who the progressive euchre parties
know euce and religion always
travel together They the people that 0voykng how
they work!
Why will guarantee that these ladies who got up this
poverty party for the benefit of the Methodist Church. say
we not doing something's? They will say the Lord 'Iord
Lord did not get that poverty party for the Methodist
Church? Did Contribute lot of pork and beans the
Lord did not contribute pint oysters oyster sup
per? And the Lord will say depart from Me! knew
you'll" ~
Except be BORN AGAIN Cor from above) he can
not KINGDOM GOD"
You may try substitute zVoyks and anything YOU like
but except you born again. you KINGDOM
|oF GoDi
Have you had the New Birth?
Have you been converted?
Have you made full surrender to God?
Are you in deed and in truth Gods do you belong
world?
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-02-16
Tabernacle Addresses
BY Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Making the World Safe For
Theocracy
CONTINUED from last week.
A CLEAR STATEMENT CONCERNING THE JUDGMENTS

That is we will be called up and there will be judgment
determine place the Mlennial Reign and of
will be made the ruler cities of this EARTH and another
will be made ruler FIVE Perhaps if there anything
left of Chicago of you may be made Mayor of the City
of Chicago.
This judgment in the Twenty6fth of Matthew, where
sheep and the separated the judgment of the nations
for their and mistreament of the Israel
during the years period
The Battle of Amageddon when great distress takes place.
is the last great do say the last war; because the
Battle of Cog and Magog takes place the end of the thou
sand years. the Cog Magog Thirty and
Thrtyninth Chapters of Ezekiel that Armageddon. The
Battle of God and Mago the close of the thousand years
entirely different battle
At the end of the Seven Years. when the Lord comes in
glory and fights the Battle of Armageddon that the first great
step toward the establishment of KINGDOM COB earth
THE Doom ANT1cHRsr FALSE PROPHET
Now them let what becomes of this emperor and of
this second beast spoken of in the Thirteenth Chapter of Reve
ton you will the Nineteenth Chapter the Twentieth
Verse, will read it to you
"And beast was TAKEN and with him false prophet
that wrought miracles before him, with whche deceived them
that had received the mark of the beast and them that word
his image These both alive lake Of fire burning
with birthstone"
That the of emperor (the beas and the
false prophet (the second beast).
The doom of the kings the Tweny-frst Verse
"And the slain with the sword of Him that
sat upon the horse"
That is white horse not the white horse of the First
Seal for believe is Antchrist who sits upon that horse But
in the Nineteenth Chapter and the Eleventh Verse
"And heaven opened and behold white horse; and
He Who upon him called Faithful and True, and in
righteousness He doth judge and make war;
That Jesus the Christ Who disposes Of the beast and the
false prophet and of the kings and of their armies
Next Satan bound for thousand years That the plain
statement of the Word
T havin the
key of the bottom1ess pit and great chain in his hand.
And he laid hold the dragon that old serpent which the
Devil and Satan and bound him thousand years.
"And him into the booless pit, and shut him up and
seal upon him. that he should deceive the nations
till thousand years should be fulfilled and after that he must
be 1oosed little season." (Reve1ation 201-3)
He is loosed try the people still more and he tests them
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-02-16

We have believe good authority for the position that
beginning of the Seven Years the Old Testament saints
the Bride those who have departed
this life and those who alive the first being resurrected
and the second being transformed sin moment in the twinng
of eye" together caught meet the Lord in the
air and they there with the Lord until He down at
the end of the Seven Years begin his Mlenna Reign
At the close of the Years. all of the maryred during
Seven esurected and said have part in
the"irst resurrection"
There is this difference between the Bride and the bula-
ton saints only the Bride regns with with Him
in His throne Those who up the end OF the Seven
Years are the attendants the servants of the Bride
JOINT RuIERsH1p WITH CHRIST Pre- RAPTURE PRIZE
Yonder the prze You and have the privilege of gain
ing After the Rapture nobody else will have the prize
offered far the Scriptures state anything the matter
There separation between the Old Testament saints and
New Testament saints The Old Testament saints at
tendan they part of the Bride in the of shar
ing joint rulershp with Christ
Third Chapter of Revelation the Twentyrst Verse:
ITO him that overcomeh will grant to sit with Me in
MY also overcame and set down with My
Father in His throne"
That promise you and this afternoon and after
the Rapture far joint rueshp with Christ concerned
it is offered again.
Now come few words on Wise and Foolish Virgins
have all read the Twentyfth Chapter of Matthew and
heard it expounded. .-a-a.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-02-16


in the water overlooked with the water away goes
your bunch of astronomical
rot
thrash any opponent to smithereens scientifically OF
Bblcally, the sub ect; and they know it.
If you associate with old Tom Paine and Voltaire
and "Bob Ingerso that your privilege decline will
take the Bible
Bob ngerso1 said "Poor old ignorant Moses did not
know this earth was the smallest of all the planets
No; neither did he
NY Bible tells that God Almighty made And
that is all He did make He made and shines by
its own light lie that light of the is reflection
of the
It is wonder that in the colleges and universities every
little upstart turns his up at the Bible.
believe the Bible have read it in English, Hebrew, and
Greek believe the verbal inspiration of the Scriptures in the
only that God inspired the thoughts but that He
inspired the very words, to the letter s. That is the
reason preach it and stand by it.
had forgotten until yesterday that have two degrees
never think of them And have sheepkns tucked away
somewhere
Thank God came through it all unscathed bearded the
professors in their dens when they reflections the Word
of God.
had the honor of presenting thesis on the pre-eic and
post-exilic dates of the Book of Zechariah
I know the devilsh writings of the higher critics
Isaiah wrote the Book that bears his not only the
first hrtyne chapters all the chapters through to the last
one There is question about 1T!
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-05
THE POSTOFFICE.

1t is matter of regret that the
erection OF public building in
Lancaster must be postponed in
definitely, after so many DELAYS al
ready experienced but it is a mat
ter of which no good citizen will
voice complaint The reasons as
stated by Secretary McAdoo i'm n
letter to Congressman Stevenson.
printed in The News last week. are
too patent to permit of protest. The
country needs the money to prose
cute the war and the erection OF all
public buildings except where the
necessity is so urgent that the public
interests would suffer" has been
postponed. Secretary McAdoo
states: 1--WE cannot win this war
unless every resource of the nation
is carefully husbanded and used
with the utmost intelligence. The
great financial operations OF the
government, greater than any ever
undertaken by a government in the
history of civilization. make it essen
tial that every unnecessary expen-
diture by the government, by the
States and municipalities, and by
private corporations and individ-
uals be avoided while the war is in
progress.
The secretary says "I am certain
there is not patriotic citizen who
is not willing to submit to inconven-
fences to help win this war, and I am
sure that the people OF Lancaster,
when they know the facts. will be
more than willing to have the con-
struction Of their public building
deferred short time so that the
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-05
A Clean Army.

Charleston News and Courier
General Pershing's message to
secretary Baker concerning moral
conditions among the American
troops in France should put an end
once and for all to the false and ir-
responsible statements which have
recently been flying about. They
were shameful reflection upon the
expeditionary force and its com
mander. The secretary of war has
done well in procuring and publish
Ing statement from General Per-
shing regarding the matter.
That rumors Of this sort should
gain credence anywhere in this
country is not very fattering COM
mentary upon our common sense. II
ought to be perfectly plain to every
BODY that the precautions taken to
safeguard the moral welfare of our
armies in this war have been 40
elaborate that nothing even remote
ly approximating them has ever
been Witnessed in the world before
Anybody who may feel doubt as to
now these precautions are working
out in practice has only to look
around him. With army camps
scattered all over the country and
with soldiers everywhere. almost
any citizen is In position to test by
MS own observation the effectiveness
OF the measures that have been
taken against drinking and vice.
There is no part of the country in
which these measures have failed.
That being the case, common
sense ought to tell us that the same
thing is true OF the portion of the
army already overseas. II would he
extraordinary IL sobriety and free
dom from vice. so essential to mill
tary efficiency. were being rieidIv
enforced among those divisions
thousands OF miles from the firing
line and were being disregarded
among the troops which are close to
the firing line. which will be the
hrst to go into battle. and the en-
cfency Of which Is. therefore. of the
highest importance.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-05
GIVE A BUSHEL OF WHEAT

subscriber to The News. Mr.. L.
y. Crenshaw, living on Lancaster
K. F. ID. 8. suggests that all farm
ers who raise wheat in this county
contribute bushel to the soldiers
at the front through the Red Cross
or some organization which will for
ward the wheat or the proceeds
from It's sale in such manner as will
be most effective. Mr.. Crenshaw'
suggestion strikes The News as a
most worthy one and the Red Cross
doubtless would be glad to receive
such contribution from each far
mer in the county, and the Red
Cross may be counted upon to use
the proceeds in the most effective
way toward the comfort and content
or the men "over there" Mr.. Cren-
shaw would like to hear from other
farmers on the subject either di-
rectly or through The News. and the
columns of the paper may be used
by the farmers in the discussion q,
the movement. whether favorable or
unfavorable to it.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-05
WAS NOT A SUCCESS.

Fuelless Mondays was a mistake.
Ihe result was general demoraliza-
tion OF business and it was lacking
in Saving" qualities There were
numerous protests from all over the
country affected by the ruling and
it has been found that industries
have suffered greater by suspension
OF business than was anticipated.
while the fuel actually saved is in
negligible quantity. Fuel Admins
traitor Garfield has been holding con-
ferences with Director of Railroads
McAdoo and has made the an
nouncement that I'VE have had un-
der consideration the question of
suspending after Monday next,
yesterday the Monday closing or
der. We have not reached a final
conclusion about it. We shall have
"'''"ei conference tuesday next,
ttoday), when the results OF the
Monday closings and OF the railroad
embargoes up to that time can be
fully considered, and shall be able
to make an announcement next
week as to whether or not a sus-
pension OF the Monday closing or
der may be made" The News an
ticipates that the order will be re-
scnded and that there will be no
more fuelless Mondays. The dis
ruption OF business and inconven-
ience experienced by those forced to
close has been put before the offi-
cials in such way that they can
but realize that the saving OF fuel
ineffect is practically nil.
The order, however, while en-
failing great Inconvenience and loss
In some instances, was not wholly
without good effects. II did cause a
material loosening-up OF freight
congestion in some sections and
speeded up the bunkering Of ships.
two of the points upon which the
promulgation of the order was
based The lack OF understanding
OF the order and the complex and
elastic interpretations served to les
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-05
TEN YEARS AGO THIS
MONTH,
(From the Files Of This Paper
February 1, 19OS.)

FEBRUARY 1, 190S.)
There are bills before this legis
lature on almost every subjec,
imaginable. l suppose a good man,
OF them will be consigned to the
wastebasket ere the session closes
as many Of them deserve to share
that fate. think a bill which I in.
troduced providing for the marking
CT the birthplace of General Andrew
jackson will pass the house, though
| there is some opposition to it.-W
PRESLEY Robinson.
Inc house has killed the state
prohibition bill by vate of 61 70
So.
AT a meeting this week of the
board Of directors Of the Lancaster
Publishing company, Mr.. A. J.
clark was elected to succeed Mr.. I
NJ. Riddle, Jr., as business manager.
Mr. Clark will take charge today.
The advertisement in The News
recently of some money found on
the streets of Lancaster by Mr.. /.
I. carpenter was the means of the
recovery of the same by the owner
VINO proved to be a colored man
named Stinson from another county
The amount was 50 all in bills.
Miss Clara b. Strait. of South
Carolina, daughter of T. ]. Strait.
OF Lancaster, has become an artist
OF the first water and is now en-
gagged in painting a portrait of Sen
ator B. r. Tillman The portrait is
nearly complete and will go to Win
throp college to take the place of
the one there now of the senator
which is very poor.
Mr., j. F. Thomasson, the genial
telephone manager, has been sick
with grip for some days.
Miss Hope Gregory returned m
winthrop college Monday.
Miss Catherine Foster has gone to
Graniteville to teach school.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-05

money which would otherwise he
put into 1t, may be used to buy food
ana clothing and ammunition for
the gallant sons of South Carolina
and other States who are going out
TO night and perhaps to die for their
country In which Secretary Nc
Adoo is entirely right. The people
OF Lancaster regret to forestall the
construction of the postoffice build
ing Tor such an indefinite period
but do so with good graces in view
of the circumstances.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-02-05
SCISSORS AND PASTE.
Free Space.

Free Space.
(Yorkville Enquirer
During this week we have receiv-
ed applications for free space from,
the following:
state highway department.
Cooperative demonstration work
Local charity committee.
United States food administra-
ton.
United States treasury.
Richmond Federal reserve bank
National Association for the Pre-
Vention OF tuberculosis.
Leslie Woman Suffrage Commis.
sion. Inc.
Manufacturers Association .,
New Jersey.
War Work Council Y. M. C.. i.
Bureau of war risk insurance.
And several others.
In most cases the space asked for
ranged from half column to two
columns. and all OF them together
would fll The Enquirer twice over
with stun that very few people
would care to read.
Where we considered IL of more
interest and Importance to our
readers than to the people who sent
the copy. we have given out the in
formation. IL not exactly In the
shape that 1t came to us. still in such
shape as we deemed sufficient.
Much Of the stun has gone into
the waste basket, where Il properly