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The Washington herald., 1919-02-01
Church of the Ascension.


The new chapel to the Church OF the
Ascension. being built on Massachu-
setts avenue at the west side of the
church. is sufficiently near completion
for the first service to be announced
for tomorrow night at s o'clock:
1t is the purpose of the rector to
make the Sunday night service a
spiritual rendezvous for the young
people of the town. to be followed by
an hour of social intercourse. The
chapel is to be a reproduction in
miniature of the Church of the As
censiOn. the stone work in front cor
responding in architecture and kind
10 the stone used in the main church
building. There will be a cloister be-
tween the church and the chapel,
through which entrance may be made
to both. The chapel is a gift from a
number of master and royal arch
Masons, knights Templar and MEM
berS of the Scottish Rite.
The committee appointed by the
Bishop of Washington, consisting of
Rev. Enoch NJ. Thompson. Rev. d.
W. Curran and B. S. Adams, has
completed and mailed to the city
clergy its program of services and
suggestions for the observance OF
Passion Week, April TO Is. inclusive,
as a week for intensive effort and en-
ergetic services.
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First BaptiA.

Soldiers meeting. refreshments and
a social hour from $50 to 7:45 tomor-
row evening, with an address at s
p. m. by DR.. Henry Allen Tupper,
pastor of the church, on What About
Our Boys in Uniform" will be the
service at the First Baptist Church,
Sixteenth and o streets.
Soldiers from Walter Reed Hospital
will be brought in a body to attend
these services. Pews reserved for men
an uniform. DR.. Tupper will speak
at II a. m. on THE Majestic Meaning
of Divine Duty
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Fifth Baptist.

The Passing Of John Barleycorn''
Will be the subject of DR.. John f.
Briggs at Fifth Baptist Church to-
morrow night. Baptism will be ad
ministered at the beginning of the
evening service. 1t will be followed
with a social hour with songs and
refreshments.
At the morning hour DIR. Briggs
will preach on The Cross" and ad-
minister communion.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-01

The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall were the honor guests at the
dinner which Senator and Mrs. Charles
L. Henderson gave last evening.
Mrs. Richard Townsend has cards
out for dinner next Tuesday even
ing in compliment to Mr.. ard Mrs.
Marshall. and on Wednesday. Febru-
AIRY u, Senator and Mrs. Frank B.
kellogg VIII entertain them at din
ncT.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will give their first important
dinner party since, the United States
entered the war, on Friday evening,
February II, with Senator Willard
salisbury, President pro temPore Of
the Senate. and Mrs. salisbury as the
honor guests.
The Ambassador of Japan and Nis-
countess Ishii have returned to Wash
inEton after a visit to Florida and
Cuba. They left Washington January
u and made the trip to Cuba by way
OF Key West. They were both con-
valescing from influenza and are fully
recovered.
Lieut.. Chambers Oliphant. I. s. A.,
entertained at dinner at the United
Service Club Wednesday evening
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All SOULS Unitarian.

service of courage and good
cheer will be held in All Souls Uni
tartan Church. Fourteenth and ]
streets, Sunday evening. Special
music will be provided by Mr.. Lewis
c. Atwater. organ: Mrs. Edythe
Marmion Brosius, harp. and Miss
Marie Culp. COntralto. The minis
ter, Rev. Ulysses G. b. Pierce, will
speak on 'As Others See Us"
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Washington Secular LenEnc.

The Paramount Question: Free
Discussion" is the title of an ad-
dress to be made by Mr.. Thomas f.
MOnahan at the meeting of the
Washington Secular League at Py-
THAN Temple at 3 p. m. tomorrow.
An open-forum discussion of the
subject will follow
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from the pulpits

Power of Prayer" At the close of
the sermon, the communion service
Will be conducted by the pastor.
Col. Eugene N. Sanctuary. teacher
of the Mems Glass, and Mrs. Kate
Waller Barrett, who is to teach the
Mizpah Glass for women. will make
special addresses.
Sunday evening, beginning at 7:f
o'clock. half-hour song service will
be held, followed by the pastors SER
mon. upon the topic: Blood VIII
Tell"
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Centennial BAPTIST.

Special Honor for Christians
Who Long for Jesus Second Com
ing" is +. Hez Swem's subject to-
morrow night, at o'clock, Centen-
nial Baptist Church, Seventh and 1
streets northeast. The morning sub
ject is "Nymphae."
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Vaughn Bible Class.

At the memorial service to be held
by the Vaughn Glass at $50 tomorrow
morning in Calvary Baptist Churcn
auditorium. addresses on the life and
work of Francis w. Vaughn, the
founder, will be made by the pastor,
Rev. DIR. 5. II. Greene; y. 5. Faucet,
superintendent; DIR. L. c. Rice, one
Of the five original members of tho
class; DIR. Mitchell Carroll, who was
co-teacher with Mr.. Vaughn. and also
by DR.. II. c. Mcneil. Powell Rogers,
and Louis V. Hanna. Dr. William
\. Wilbur, superintendent of the ad-
ult department. will pay a tribute to
Mr.. Naughn's memory before that de-
partment
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received an announcement by cable Of
the marriage in Paris, Of his son.
Capt Winthrop IL Allen. 10 the Coun-
tess May Borel, daughter Of the late
Maurice Borel, former French aInbas-
saoor 70 Russia
The ceremony took place on January
Il at the home of the brides mother,
Nine BoneL The American Ambas-
sador and Mrs.. sharp gave a dance
sfterward for the couple, which was
attended by the stan officers from
General Pershing's headquarters II
Chaumont
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
will entertain a company OF this sea-
sons debutantes at dinner on Monday
evening in compliment 10 AIrs. BAR
rats daughter. Miss Leila Gordon
They will take their guests later 20.
the Southern Relief Ball
Maj. William Eric Fowler will DO
host at a dinner party Monday eve
ming, later entertaining his guests IN
his box at the Southern Relief Ball
at the Willard.
Mrs Harold Walker and her sister.
Miss Lillian Birney. will so to New
York on Tuesday and will spend 4,
week at the Plaza
Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Story win
give a dinner next Thursday even
ing for their debUtantc daUghtrr.
Miss Jane Story.
Mrs. Amos H. Fowler and Miss
Fowler have gone to Chicago and
will be there until the middle of
the month.
Gen. Julian s. Carr. OF North Care
lima, is in Washington at the Shore
ham, and will remain over for tho
Southern Relief ball Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh extends an
informal invitation through Miss
Janet Richards to the members OF
the II. 4. r. Of the District Of Co
lumbia 10 inspect her war work at
her residence, 1920 Massachusetts
avenue, after ( o'clock this after
noon. Miss Richards will introduce
the guests.
As there is still great need of
workers 10 make much-needed ref
uge garments, surgical dressing
and other articles for our wounded
soldiers, Mrs. Alexander Sharp.
chairman OF Company No. /. Navy
Auxiliary Red Cross. is urgently ro-
questing all members OF this com
pany to report for work at tho
workrooms at Mason House on
Tuesday afternoons at o'clock and
on Friday mornings at 10. Mrs. s
l. Rutherford has had charge OF tho
surgical dressings ever since tho
company was formed. and Mrs.
Coontz. wife Of Admiral Robert "
Coontz, L. s. y, recently come 20
Washington, cuts and superintcnds
the making Of all the garments.
The ladies' committee Of tho Brit
fish American War Relief Fund. com
prisinc Miss Ernst. Mrs T. T. Car.
Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Gordon Cum
ming. Miss Biddle and Lady Arthur
Willert, will sell tickets for the two
CONTINUED on PAGE EIGHT.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church

18th street and Columbia road
Pastor COVE GRIFFITH JOHNSON rreachrs
Il a. m.-"THE ENPELSINE POWER OF
PRAYER" CThc Lords suppcr)
I2b =. M BLOOD WILL TELL"
Christian Endcav0r, 6:i5 D. H.
Bible school. go 4. m. Gases for all ages,
Prayer and fellowship meeting Thursday
evening at I45. TOpie-"Jesus' View Of the
Scriptures "
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New Thought.

God Is Health" is the subject OF
James y. Edgerton's address at the
meeting of the New Thought Asso-
citation at Rauscher's, Connecticut
avenue and L street northwest, to-
morrow at p. m.
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Columbia Heights Christian,

The Columbia Heights Christian
Church on Park road, Rev. r. L.
Bagby, pastor. has had a remark
able growth. The congregation, or
ganized less than three years ago,
now numbers S61, has an attend
ance of over 200 at Sunday school.
and raised last year for all purposes
over $4,000. Audiences and inter-
est have largely increased since tho
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HOME OF TRUTH.
HOME OF TRUTH,

lSa Wyoming Ave. y. sss3
sunday school. 10 a. m Bible talks. We'd
nesday. ) p, m: priEtical Christianity teaching
ard healing daily by appointment.
studio Hal. Esl9 Com. ave- NV. Sunday. II 20
m, service, and Friday, p. m, healing
inviting All invited.
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National New Thought Center.

Mis- Emma Cray will speak at their studios
" Nodpesdav at 8 D. ~ TOpic-"How to Use
Our Mental Forces" Daily noon meeting led
hy Dr. George z. Kicker from IL to l2s50 for
Quiet meditation Reading room and lending
library Open TO all. Patients and pupils re-
reiTrd week days. Ee + st. Public cordially
Iuyfted
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Immanuci Baptist.

At Emmanuel Baptist Church, corner
Sixteenth street and Columbia Road
northwest, the pastor Rev. Cove Grif-
iith johnson, ID. D.. will preach to-
morrow morning upon 'sThe Expulsive
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Petworth Baptist Church

seventh and Randolph streets northwest
REV. +. PAUL LANGHORNE. Pastor
The Strangers Home Church.
Morning with illustrated talk tor
children; eFening-"steIs 10 Christ"
Sunday School with large orchestra, $50 Ar
thur G. Cole Superintendent
Y. p. s. .. m; Jr. Y. +. =, D. m
E. Hez SVEN tells: Special Honor for Clitiss
tians Who Long for Jesus Second Coming .
p N. Large ccmfortable chairs tmen Ike them.
Ssems sougs II a. m. ''NymphAs." Centennial
Bapt. Ch., It'll and Eye na
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THE PASSING OF JOHN BAR
LEYCORN- will be the subject of
DR.. John Z. Briggs at
FIFTH BAPTIST, T., near eth st. sw.
Sunday night. Evening prelude
Cardinal Gibbons and Prohibition"
At IL a. m, DIR. Briggs will preach
on The Cross" and administer COM
munion. Baptism and social hour
with refreshments at night. All
tUaIrorna
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
18TH AND % STREETS.
Rev. Henry Allen Tupper,
Minister.

IL a. m.-Subject: The Majestic
Meaning of a Divine Duty"
to p. m.-"What About Our
Boys in Uniform"
SPECIAL MUSIC-A WELCOME
To ALL
Bible school, $3.50 a. M, Edgar
Howard, superintendent; E. +. John
yited.
Refreshments and social hour
from $50 to- 7:45.
Soldiers from Walter Reed Hos
pital will be brought to this service.
Front pews reserved for all men
in uniform.
EVENING SERVICE, TO 9-ONE
HOUR ONLY.
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The New Thought Association,
of Washington, ID. c.

Mr.. James \. Edgerton will speak on the
subject, God Is Health" at Rauschers, Conn
ave and l. st. NV. Sunday at y. m. Mt.
Martin Richardson. tenor Of the ftoyal Opera
Company. Of Milan, Italy, viii sing before the
lecture, with Mr.. Il. Frank Gebest at the
1lfano. Everybody welcome.
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METHODIST.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
UNION METHODIST CHURCH

10Th 81, near Pa. Ave. y. W.
REV. W. J. MEEKS. PASTOR.
Tr a. m.-"The Dynamic OF Prayer"
. D. m--Noung PeOple's Service.
g .. m--RespOnsibility tOr Others"
The Church of the Glad Hand.
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EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Mnxs. Ave. aud 18th St. NV.
RHy. J. HENNING NELMs, Rector.
Sunday services s and IL a. m. and p. m
NE rector breaches at Il a m. and 8 D. m.
TonoTJw, February 2 at p. m. the first
seTyics will be held in the newty-built chapel.
fronting on Mass ave-. Just west Of the church,
and after this service there will be a social hour
St. Johns Church Ii'H i ~ and
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, DID
Rev. Edward Slater Dunlap. MA.
Rev George Williamson smith DID.
s0 a. m.-Hoy Communion.
SO a m--Sunday School
il " a m--LitAny. sermon and Holy Com
muniOn
iuO ?. m.-Choral eTensong and sermon.
Ihursday-Holy Communion at noon
ALL WELCOME
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Grace Rantist 9th st. and 5. c. ave. Sc
DoP'Se Pastor. +. w. Johnson
':se-B5c School. Glasses for all
lls0J-"Thc New Age-Its Religion"
'Ao-"HCw Men Feel When About to Die
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CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.
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NEW THOU GHT.
Eagles Wings

500 Eleventh Sc. n. w.
Metaphysical Library and Reading Rooms
spen daily from 10 a m. to ?. m.
MEETINGS FOR WEEK.
sunday. Feb. 2 II5 a m.-"SpintUal Al
F7uations." Mr. L. J. Biller.
TUESDAY. Feb. 4 500 p. m.-"Spi1tual lie
tIiratiOns- Mrs. Florence W. Day
THURSDAY. Feb. 8. 500 p m.-"JOy Meeting,
Mrs Lillian Il. Childs.
saturday. Feb. s 500 2. m.-"Rawson Class."
Mr. Chas A Wragg-
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Lieut.. Chambers OIiphant. I. s. A.
entertained at dinner at the United
Service Club Wednesday evening.
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CONTINUED on PAGE EIGWT.
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The ladies' committee Of tho Brit
ish American War Relief Fund. COM
prisinC Miss Ernst. Mrs. T. 7. Car.
Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Gordon Cum
ming. Miss Biddle and Lady Arthur
willert, will sell tickets for the two
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= SPIItITUALISM.
UNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH

toUOWed by spirit messages Sunday, D, m,.
at Pythian Temple, lOl2 9Th st. NV.
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Gen. Julian s. Carr, OF North Care
lima, is in Washington at the Shore
ham, and will remain over for tho
southern Relief ball Monday even
ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-05
SEMI-PR0 BASEBALL
CROWN IS DISPUTED
additional Claims tu State Iudrpcnd,
"ut Tlic Nrr Advanced hy
several Teams

Additional claims to tnc state In.
1'u,nIrn, baseball championship 1r.
being advanced several now ruu.
writing challenges TO Tho world
Nh..' u.unI .uuN# Nrr I.I'pIt..Ha
.ar.r demands for recognition
Iipn.Nr't lays r.rI wf0 fH, UlpW-
p.nnfh.p having defeated ,yrH up
posing Team and utie.z Iu play fHr
10 purHr uf $500
Irnpr homo ot Tod lIpu. form
rr Western association PLAYER and
who had "a ,.u with nc Tulsa West.
oru league club fh.s s,tauu uu.
Nanrra 'h".r claim .o 90, f.r, ny Nf.
'I' U' an uudefoHfr1 record ,u 10
games brvur claims the uuII4uurrI
championship ~ Dkmu.E"r county
hul is willing Goo meet ans rIno in
Tho state
cleveland. with q - victory over
oil'on. usks that their claim be
given recognition and boz u ycJy ulrc
letter ,n which ho s,pks only FOB got
just credit Tor bits home team. IAN
of that city asks that Cleveland Doe
considered Boz deciding mo Fa.t
independent championship
Hou1 II'g W.'h liz smith form
or OKLAHOMA 'lif Uifrh'. and who
was once 'ho property NJ the UhHu.
drIphlH Americans N their big uur.
disputes 'h" state Iu Iyprudrr' hon
urs with any club SMITHS lls'
games pitched was lu % double
header Win Ncwklrk SUNDAY In
which hr won both games to g
and Go
The World viii print an rocordF
an = guinea uf oklahoma frmI pro-.
fcssiunal ur amateur baseball teams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-05
NEGRO IS ARRESTED FOR
MURDER AFTER TWO YEARS

Information charging Gus IIud-
.dlcHluu. negro. wit hmurdrr was
tOlcd yesterday .n Judge S. c. MaNcy =
court Monday. more than two years
after the date. ON which the alleged
crime took place, IuI1lcstou was
arrested Saturday night after an
absence from The city for nearly two
years and ls being held for arrugn-
mcnt
Hudilostun is charged with hnv-
ing shot and killed Washington Cal
Ncrt' ON April %, 1917 Charges
were t,icd against him at the time.
hut the papers iu the case were lost
and the case forgotten about with
'he inauguration ~ new RJminis-
trutiun| lluddlcston disappeared
and was not heard ~ until he roe
turned 90 town Saturday. when Of
fircrg from tho shorlffs office I'M
mcdiBirly placed him under arrest
and the case was revived Charges
were filed boy s. EE Dunn. deputy
county attorney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-05
ADDITIONAL LEVY IS
DEMANDED BY GROWTH
tr,dralintr Hire Protection WIN lie.
suH n nn ENtu Two 1alS In
Tnos Loses at Election.
MUST BUILD NEW STATIONS
RspId Progress Made by TulsA Ne
,r-.it,tcs More Money TO
o Op,ruc Government

rr.res ,hc two min additional tar
i.,,. f.. tnr rity OF Tulsa rs voted at
bs .a... election Tuesday. August
fs nh. .gs fire department Is In
d.rss. .f curuilment process.
wh..r w..l lcAyc. the city practically
unprotected 40 view OF the growth.
from future fires
whs .n..u election called FOR
Ausg.. Ig asks that the people vote
.1 addition levy " two mills, s.
Additional taxes 10 tho $1,000, for
N. puru1aa NJ effectively operating
bs ..g The original levy was six
Mills f. poo Increased 90 eight n the
new lrgH a voted
II e pointed opt that although
more U u.y s 90 be needed FOR op.
,ra.nr tnr city, the necessity was
h,dugh. about by growth uf the
G,y Tho fire department, II rs said,
ia great. responsible FOR the needed
Increase 100 revenue Under the state
law fhr .w must provide for more
than .R|,, H. many men aF now en-
moved TS1 more additional fire
stations yIl hc ln use next year
Under 'H. fwo platoon system, or
Two 'g hour shlf, arrangement, two
companies are required by tho state
'ar each station This It II said, IL
responsible fur a great portion OF
ihr Increase found necessary by the
f|f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-05
STATES ANTI-TYPHOID
CAMPAIGN CONTINUES
Dr.. \. n Lewis Holds Ia Plan In
spite uf Opposition Of
u Nois, Few

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug I DR.
A N Lewis state missioner OF
public health has taken COgniEancc
Of attack, now being made by a
tma. clique Uf physicians. chiroprac-
tors and members Of certain sect In
iaA STATE ON the department. of
hsa,hs campaign to iunoculate cid
iens generally against tho rsvuges OF
Uphold fever
u have received ftN disturbing
letters from doctors ln Oklahoma,
from ch.rurraCtprr ana from mem
bsrs OF religious flith denounc.nE
u0 campaign now being wagcd by
NH department. against typhoid fc-
ytr.' d. Lewis uald These letters
90 far iu the minority. compared
Win those ut approval that have
received from physicians and lRymen
generally. hgi want 20 answer them
The chief complaint or the ply
liieans seems 10 he that | am asking
their co operation In Administering
,he vaccine trec to those who can
no, pay fpr their aid The state
furnishes the vaccine without charge
and me physicians nrr simply asked
90 match their time with the states
generosity Nu' more than two
sore our ~ the hundreds OF doctors
DO Ibis stale have refused their help
of which / au heartily glad, for
hc honor NJ the profession
The ch.rUpt1g'ors are raising a
great fIs over the vaccine on gen
sra' principle. They declare It Is
worthless They n my estimation,
arr Insane When tho United States
government demands that every sol
der boy and sailor and marine shall
Do ,nnoou'atr1 against typhoid fever
'ra. SUITS me- And when the dralh
r,'e igoW the fever Is reduced 20 AL
m"r nothing in the service, that
proves The ts.y Of these claims OF
iao chvUprlD'urs
'Nt course. the members OF the
f'.Fols seen have A right 20 their
opinion and shall pass 10 by
AH objection has been offered
'ht' iHe states money shouldn't bc
..'i .'Hr 'Ns purpose Ia like 20.
nave these tow ubitctors tell mo
Hsh' away to what better use can
p-i .ho health money of this depart .
men. than io suEcuoft disease and
a'ah from thousands. perhaps. Of
poor families i0 The sfate2
The auu.'ypho.d driNUS will con .
.Hle through August unahated until /
"e danger season iH past
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-05
mutual Constipation Cured
.r. ln tI t0 - p.,-

ners.. WIN pEpSINn Is "a
..r. ,. parcel sgrup Tonic Lax.
relieve. '..."H Constipation /.
On rtr... '... and should be- Ink
ilrs ... '.r % rg 2l 8ovs o., ,~.
a'8 b. h''. action n s,ir,uf.,..
raks , plates Very Ple,r,rt ~.
E0' per bottle -Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-05

SUMMARY Runs s|srf AryrrriI. uayru.
rofi kour 1homas Hurus 30 VIE Iarurr
ITrs'nt. error. Austin Severed koup
i~o hut" hIt St.sr home run Perkins.
stolen bafct IHonaa BURNS double plays
Turner 20 Witt 90 burns. bases ON haHs.
ou haveHPou ! on GaHh 2. OF johnson
struck out by Davenport {. by John
son
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-05

Save your hair with Ekluurr'a
Dope all barber shops and drug
stores -Adyi "a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-05

Suspension of Carl Mays by prcsi.
dent johnson Of the American league
has prcClpI'ated warm battle he
tween the New York club owners.
who secured Mays from tho u0Slou
club, ana the American league head
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-05
The Last Day

JANIS OLIVIER ,tRWOOD's
Heart gripping story Of the Northern Nllds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

100 ACREs Of smooth prairie valley land.
for sale no iraies Eighty acres In
cultivation halAnre msadow good four
room hon,. tur.l mai And t.l.nhon.
lins one mile to school two 10 city on
hest highvsy In North Tulss county
Price, ESQ per sore and immediate pos
session " tat-n 81 onrs J X Caudls
coliinsvillo, okls First National Bant
bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Hotyara ros aAi.y

HousEs roR SALE as
SOUTH wnrttlNG-ps Dandy five room
bungalow, slertficlty manirl huill N
features we'll ON hack porch o. $50,
700 s..a no per month Phone
10 Sweeney au Robinson rhons slAo
foR SALf Five rooms. modern in Horace
Mann ,ch"ol small payment Phone
$50 ~ 2bi2
ron SIlt New eight roam buns.l&
'eN hns .sAl terms Soc J u SUN
mer t9 rhon. ,iti
fOR sNLt NJ owner i've large tcom.
large ehcsrtu dining room i1,iH bath.
v'ls too ~indo-s the latest IN huilt IN
features sleeping notch lhis ful
pss'meW EarAge aud serVsNts quarter
east front, nice s~n high lo'siion Moth
sooma u rsh lliil Phone osurt
Tor ptiee rNs1N
ron SALE t5eoo five room, melern
oAs floors, splrud,d cond ron doahl.
twa story sarsgs This place Ia ~orih
,hs mouey VIII si's soais term, Phone
$3.50 1l2o
htLLNIEw ADDITION Ne~ Nv. room
hunsalo- nicely d-corstrd, very nice
-lsciue h'tufcs. nicely finished floors
mAhiel pantry basement garage shade
esst front leaving ciy rtIOci Tor
9'es fuce, ~ 500 ti?aO handles
Phone osnst at tlpl
FOR sNlt south side two story rrsi
dener corner lot high terr,crd t.rd
ala fonms sd hath. in,loscd sleeping
porch t~o tr'pIAces. bc~ly decorated
d""p vel and rstafe furnished IN
brown mahosar, .nd old Not, Price
furnished Is ~ unu and uniurnished
~ BOO can .Iir
siN ROOM" ,nd bath. basement hrspl,re
bull In features oak floors, iyof, finish
nicely decorated east ftont gssss On