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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-02-13

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
At THE LYRIC.

on T~1nr,siny, fTishiy and saturday
Geraldine Farrar and Lou Teileeen
In The World and Itr Woman" a
new Goldwyn picture. set in superb
surroundings.
The story Of The World and Its
woman deals with the rise OF an
American girl In Russia from a posi-
ton OF ~!obscuritr as the daughter of
an American engineer. 70 the en-.
viable role cf the greatest prima
donna OF the PetroRrad opera. Dur
Ing her rise. which II consummateI
Inst before the revolution which over
threw the Russian dynasty OF the Ro-
manors, the customs Of the aristo~
crazy. their indolent and pleasure
seeking lives. their intrlgues and their
>ports are all set forth In dramatic
iOrm. Later, when the Car has been
deposed. the city OF Petrograd N seen
IN the throes % revolution, and the
famous prima donna has turned her
energies from entertaining the arls-
iocracy TO caring Tor poor children.
one OF the most e-ertive scenes
presents Geraldine Farrar singing the
exquisite Mirror Song in That's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
A&G19pefn

such n lovely widow
Falrert Of the queensi
TIL u ehep named Rayfniii
Up and spilled the beans.
Happens In the movies;
Billie Burke's the star.
Bring along the missus.
Spread The news afar.
On Tuesdny aud wednesday. No
vember IS and rs. Thomas Ince prs.
sents Doroihy Dalton In The Mar
ket Of Souls"
lr The Market OF Souls Miss
Dalton plays the part Of Helen Armes.
a country girl who has been educate
~ n trained nurse and comes TO New
York to follow her chosen profesalo i.
Tier Introduction To the say life OF the
metropolis IN at a New Years Eve
revel at a fashionable restaurant-a
scene which required the most lavish
ever shown on the screen. There
helen meets LYLE and Temple Bane.
Two brothers as wide apart In char
acter as the poles. Lyle. the un-
scrupulous one wants her for her
beauty and attempts to win her by
force. In u quarrel Temple II blind
ed by Lyle. Matters finally adju, y
themselves In n manner that II a.
startling as II Is gratifying.
On Tinrr<tiy and Irffkly. November
- n -, a special picture for the
teachers. Constance Benny In a de-
lighiful picture Of happy school days.
"Erstwhile Susan" The photoplny IN
dramatized by Marion de Forest from
Helen ". Martins novel. "Barnp-
botta. Also FATTY Arbuckie in his
latest comedy. Back Stage"
On SaniDNity November 20. John
barrymore in The Lost Bridegroom
In his picture John Barrymore plays
a crook, nota a bone hde one.
lie hiss heen hit on the head by two
thugs while returning from his bach
elor dinner on tn eve Of his wedding
Ia Dorothy liarfin. and has complete
~ lost his memory as n result OF the
blow.
The Lost Bridegroom" has more
real 'hrilis than n picture In which
barrymore has appeared. hut is by
no means lacking in humor. for witch
he has become Justly celebrated. Tho
picture was directed by James Kirk
wood. with Katherine Harris, Ida
Darling. June Dale. Itardle Kirkland.
Edward S,urgis and others of equal
merit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
EMBARGO ON wHRAT
AND FLOUR LIFTED

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s-Embafeoss
on wheat me wheat flour Will be
BY the United states Drain corpora
ton.
Lifting Of emhargoea on both ex-
ports and imports followed the oc-
lion 81 President Wilson IN Washing
ton IN algning a proclamation com-
pfrteiy terminating the 0mnorEo con-
troll which has been IN eject for more
than two years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

In buying underwear did you ever stop to
consider the difference between a garment
which the manufacturer is proud to put his
name on, and the ordinary kind that is sent out
into the world absolutely nameless. In one
case the manufacturer knows that his reputa-
ton is at stake. Every garment must be made
right and finished right, or the reputation of
his underwear suffers. In the other cases no
one wants to assume the responsibility. Mum
sing Underwear is different from most other
kinds. Every garment comes directly to us
from the factory with the name on each piece
It's made right and fits right.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

rarding tho effects OF tobacco on the
human organism"
Dr. william Osier NJ oxford. who
h at present dcvoting himself to SPEC
c'nl studies Of the heart. has Joined
the committee. and distinguished
French scientists are to be brought In.
Notwithstanding the announcement
or tho purely scientific basis OF the
experiments, many 0f the men on the
committee have expressed themselves
strongly against tohaccO-notahly DR..
Roman and Prof Farnum, WHO are
credited with calling the first organ
ization meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

Walter y. Cannon Of Harvard. Prof.
Henry w. Farnum OF Vale. Prof.
irving Fisher OF Yale. Prof. v. w,
Roman Of Syracuse. the author ~ the
famous pamphlet. "Nicotine Next,
prepared for the w. G.. r. T.; George
y. Fisher Of the ". N. G. A.: Austin
y. Fletcher. chairman. Of the TUFTS
college board Of trustees; Dr. Oscar
N Rogers, chief physician for the
New York Life Insurance company
Or. Eugene Lyman Fisk. director u
the Life Extension Institute, and
George Foster peabody.
Or. Lambert Is chairman OF the
executive committee.
Meetings have been held at the
Yale club here.
\ constitution. bylaws and rules
have been adopted. and u Is intended
to make the membership worldwide.
The investigation which the cont
mittee viii make Is announced to ne
exhaustive and Impartial"
Two or TlnSu Ncan All.
1.-THE Committee 81 Fifty on To-
bacco was formed 10 make a scientific
study OF the effects Of tobacco on the
human body" DR.. Alexander Lambert
told me. 1T VIII take one or two
years before scientific experiments
will be completed from which we can
draw any conclusions. This commit
tee Is not In any way connected with
any crusade against cigarcts or to-
hacco. II 81 Intended to form a
purely scientific, unbiased opinion re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
SCENE TN on BABY WHICHN COMLMG HERE

II IN a pretty tough job to pleaae
everyone In any walk % life. Es-
peclaily IL this so In the theatrical
game. II IL doubtful whether any
attraction In America has a more
envinbia record for favorable press
comment than has tho Marcus Show
which will make It's initial how to
Crystal thonter In tho Extravaganza
success .'Oh Baby" on Dec. 3 and 4.
Below are several excerpts from
newspapers commenting on the orig
inai and number one company. the
same that will be seen here;
Not since The days OF Weber e
Fields. a decade aud more ago. has
Il been 30 hard to obtain cven breath
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22

Ing In a New York thuaicr a.
Il 4 in the current case Of "Oh Baby
The Marcus Peach
chorus will be the TUX Of Broadway
for many a long day. There ARE
thirty Of tho beauties. .
a. u. Marcus has compounded an adj
mixture Of double distilled JOS. en-
nloylnr liberal portions OF sweet
Nirlhood. clean fun, stunning cos
tunes and startling novelties.
New York American
"Oh BABY" . The
Artists Dream" a spectacular flnale
proved a great novelty. "Oh baby
IL well worth seeing again and AGAIN.
= Mike sacks il new 10
New York but he won't be long. It's
n long time since a funnier chap
made his debut on the Main Street ~
tho Main Town.
New York Clipper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
so DOCTORS TO
TEST TOBACCO
Will Seek to Show
Whether It's
Harmful

NEW rORK.-'The Committee u
Fifty" headed by Or. Alexander
Lambert. - East 12ud street, New
York, modelled on the Committee 4
Fifty which % years = declared
alcohol a poison, has undertaken \
study OF the effects Of nicotine on tho
human system.
Afier research and study extent
ing over n period Of years, the Old
committee decided by majority actio1.
that alcohol vas a poison. Based on
their findings. the campaign against
liquor was in large parts carried on.
Famous Names.
rho new committee Of Fifty 90
study the effects OF tobacco on the
human body. includes many mcm-
beers OF the old committee.
Among It's m~cmhershlp are DE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
AT THE IDEAL TmEATEn.

Ou sntnhty Wfht MOfidty. NOVem-
her 25 and ~. The Ace OF the Sad
Ole" featuring Harry Carey.
The picture In replete with thrills.
To a Wholesome, entrancing story 81
The old cattle rustling days has been
added all the enchantment Of the mo-
ton picture devices. The story CON
Germs a cattle bayon who lived on the
line between Yucca and Pinkerton
Counties. The sheriff OF Yucca was
crooked. lie was implicated in ali
the deviliry that went on In the
county. The sheriff Of the adjoining
county Of Pinkerton was square deal
Ing and straight shooting. and the In
%habltants OF Pinkerton were 10 or
derry that the county finally became
the a = mark OF the ~white-capped
raiders until-and on that until
hangs the thread OF a Harry Carey
western.
Also a COMEDY. Romeo and the
Jolly Jullets."
on Tuosisy and wcdbscsktay. No
vembef 20 and 26, William Desmond
in Dangerous Waters" his latest
tributed by Exhibitors Mutual. Will
liam Desmond. who has firmly es-
tablished his reputation ~ one Of the
unique serio-comic actors of the
screen, plays the part Of a millionaire
ranchman who returns to New YorK
10 save MS sweetheart from the
clutches Of a he-vamp.
Also Tom Mix In "A Child OF ihs
prairies."
On Thurslny and Fffthly. Novem-
her ~ and IS. an extra fine Thanks
giving treat for patrons OF the Ideal
when Bearcat Went Dry"
IL Is a perturbation Of Charles Ne
willie Bucks afnous novel that has
been read by millions.
The story OF this picture has to DO
with the hardy mountaineers who live
In eastern Kentucky. II In a tale
brimful Of action. The drama IL vir.
lie, n every foo Of the picture .tirs
the emotions with It's primitive APP
peal.
ON Saturday, November 20. Clara
Williams In an epic Of the frozen
north. Carmen Of the Klondike," a
picture you will never forget.
An epic OF snow-bound Alaska the
golden goal Of the fortune seeker;
where mon measure their brute
strength and cunning for the poses
sion OF Mother Earth's treasure
whert raw-boned and two-nsted pl-
oneers OF civilization combat the ell
ements n wrest from tho snow-clRd
hills he pure gold hat builds great
cities far back Of their ranks: where
men are as yet untainted by hydro
crisy; where ,hey think with lists
hard as steel. n love with the
hearts OF children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
At THE"B" rHEATER.

On sunday ami hoisisy, Novem-
her 20 n 90. Billie Burke In ''Tnc
Misleading widow" a Paramount
Aircraft picture.
A RHfMED REVIEW.
By Hustlf Holman
Airs. BETTY Taradine
quite upset tho town,
scandallzed the minister,
Made the neighbour frown.
Betty had such lovely ways:
NaptaIns loved her 30:
butchers. grOcers. iaundrymen
Clamored for their dough.
where was Mr.. Thradine
All this Joyous time
Must be dcads' said Betty,
Haven't had a line"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22


IN the war but In the case Of caiam-
ny during peace. Ia urged his hear
err to take to heart the facts and
figures presented BY Governor pankey
and contributed literally 20 the anti
tuberculosis fund.
Mr.. Linn pledged Carlsbad ana
Eddy county 70 net only meet but o.
exceed it's quota. VIII Purdy. Eddy
county chairman. announced that the
county organizations was very COM
plete and that he was confident that
the quota Of the equity would be over
subscribed.
The CARLSBAD meeting cloaos Gov
efnor Pankey'a first speaking tour al
chaii man q the drive. Hia addresses
at P0rtalcs were Largely Attended.
The evening meeting drew n huge
throng at which Senator n. q. bryant
presided. In addition 10 Governor
Pankey. addresses were made hy
Captain T. J. Moliuari. Rev. j. a..
Newman and Professor Livlisgton. all
Of whom urged large contributors 70
the fund 70 be rnised through the
snle OF Christmas seals and health
honds for the prevention % tubercn-
losis and other ~preventnhle diseases
throughout the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-22
AWAY WITH THOSE
ACHES AND PAINS
Keep Sioan's Liniment handy 70
pat the feel Good" back
into the eystem

n IL Il needs Is Just one trial "a
~ little applied uiihonf rabbins, for
IL pene.rgies - 10 convince YOU
OF its merit In relieving sciatica, lum-
bago,. neuralgia, lame muscles. stiff
ness, bruises. pains, aches. and strains.
tae a~iter-efects OF exposure.
The congestion 10 scattered, prompt.
" eieaniy, without effort. economically,
You become a regular user Of Sloan's
Linimcnt. adding your enthusiasm 10
that OF its many thousands Of other
friends the world over, Who keep L
handy: Three sizes at all druggists -
3Sc., 70c., Sit0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11
Enrique de ALARCoN.
ANEcDoTAs

Tn dfa que Victor Hugo estaba en-
su casa charlando con Lamartine, en-
tr6 un criado lie entreg6 una carta,
cuyo sobre decfa Gnicamente:
''Al primer poeta de Francia."
Victor Hugo sc qued6 un momento
confuse, y en- seguida Sc la di6 a
Lamartine.
-Tenga usted esta carta que segu-
ramente es para usted.
Lamartine lego ell sobre Sc la
devolvi6.
Despu6s dc una breve discussion de
cortesfa en- la que los dos trataron
de mostrarse a cual mas galante v
mas fno, decidieron romper ell sobre
para salir de dudas, y leyeron "Que
rido Alfredo. I"
La carta era para Alfredo de Mus
set.
Sc trataba, sencillamente, de una bro
ma de Alexandra Dumas.
Lamartine sc echo a reir; pero Vic
tor Hugo torci6 de tai manera el gesto,
que Sc VIC claramente que no lie habia
hecho maldita la gracia,
Algunos amos despues, Clovis HUI
CUES, recordandO la hroma, Sc atrevi6
a preguntar Victor Hugo:
-Bueno, maestro, y ahora, en- Sc
rio: tquien cree usted que es ell primer
poeta de Franciag
Hombre, el primero. !. el prime
ro! No 10 Sc. FL segundo es Lamartine,
y ell tercero, Alfredo de Musset.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11

trO de 81 acababa de brOtar una
resoluci6n con fuerza basiante pa.
ra retar al mundo entero.
-tQue 81 puedo. -exclamo-,
No solo a ii sino toda csta in.
digna catefva que ha tornado por
bajeza de amino Y cobardia 10 que
era en- mi bondad y prudencia. Ea
fuera de aqui / Yo SOY el amol
Y asi diciendo Y hacienda don
Ventura agarro La sopera que hu-
meaba sobre el mantel Y aqui
ell cronista deja la pluma porque
la escena que sigui6 solo lie parece
digna del pineel que trazo 10 ocu-
rrido EN- ell campo lie Agramante.
Ounce dias despues todo sc ha-
bia aplacado porque en- el coraz6n
de don Ventura no cabian mezqui.
nos resentimientos Y q mismo ALA.
no ell camino de las reconciliacio-
neS.
Pero desde entonces no SC oy6
Ell la morada de nuestro heroe otra
VOC mas alta que Ia suya.
M. ALVAREZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11
MANANITA DE ABRIL

Era azul fragante Ia mahana;
el sol aurirrosaba las acehas;
On In torrc aldeana
sollozaba Ia paz de una eampana,
baio Ia paz de un nido De eigdehss
Esiaban salpicados los trigales
de rojas annapolis;
bajO el cielo azul volaban. solas,
dos aguilas eaudales.
La religiosa ma iestad del monte
hume de hogar, esquilas;
aledas, sobre el diafano horizonte,
vacas, rumiadoras y tranquilas-
para ell cuerpo era calma.
ION, que sercnidadl
Las rastroicra'
Gran llenas de sol v dc gallinas;
ell rio Sc adormia en- sus ribcras,
iluminandosc al pie de las mimbreras,
en- transparentes placas cristalinas.
A la orilla los alamos Sc alzaban
Ia csbeltez de sus copas fantasmales
los sauces dolorosos Sc humillaban
para besar los liquidOs cristales;
V, alzando espumas leves,
gentiles rcbrineahan
las dulecs pajaritas dc las nicvcs.
Y un vuelo dc palomas,
desgarrando 81 reposo mahanero,
cruzaba de unas Tomas
la fresca fragancia dc un otcro.
;Oh, que scrcnidad!
Lcianamente,
un cazador, cruento inclemente,
a una perdiz bravia disparaba;
v merta Ia perdiz Sc desplomsba,
una eOlumna de humo Sc elcvaba
en- la maiiana, azul Y sonrientc.
Tn vieiO peregrino
descansaba en- el borde dc nm canine.
\ un lado, en- una terra, ARABIA un
(mozo.
Y cantaba una mOza,
Y guardaba Ia choza
nm mastin, con un trozo
dc carne de caballo entire los dicntcs.
blancos Y relucicntes.
Igual que una oraeidn De algdn gran
(culto
un manantial borbotaha ocul'o.
Y en- medic de esta paz, honda Y ex.
(traha;
bajo nm sol, que era luz y que era fuego
iba con su rebaho a 10 montaha
el pObre pastor ciego.
Juan J. Llovet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11

ble ~ afrse. s@ eHmusens1s ase 80
e0rrieufes seau nasefsa - ri.
msfp 3 mss Fslsess Aal l. sasfa
iuminesa one fsasllaaaas eaassiefar
como niana 80 ase sssn.la esftfi
90 fiene raiis lnHn8fa 60 asfan.
eia que g. ssfia nss sef.afal psF
semeisf alzu aals fsGesfsn feenFsiar
las ontias def fFans4afla esfan4ae.
mmY aleiasias 81 sfls aamste am
snmerHia T. riesifa eura eaiia -
rrneiutn 4aHeit8 eHsfa na8ma. fet.e.
fimos. deia e. SERIES af sneunsraF.
se epn eHnaa - ere - mag 1fssv
sa den4fisl M afFaeeaF anMs a~
tiesVia em un seufhfs. ~ affaV~.
saf rfras sf dssefa menns s He.sfa.
das fasias - fantan 81 serafam.
formansia su "a p1sna - - aTnn
30 salienfes y snfFHNses
- vi feras llsRan = inuFeeip.
var naesfra fefias fsansfa = sifa
llega u lar fsfafks.1s 3 iHpfesls.ss
qIs experimenfaasss se - ~ ~.
zoe hrillo y - mna disnafmuei6n
enansia smeesfe - esnfFaFie
perp ia fmx ~ - Hes8aa rasf
iguaf en fe~fa& tas teH8I Ie1asAe4 Hae
r0mpnuem - htanea = ineaAwFn.
enmo iaa aitfrafeNe& aan mayn-
RS ceres dsf hntisaufe fesv4n~ 81
mayor "a eape=aF afaesf%rles mfTm.
vcsado y aas ra*enfs a. asapeF.
tfu a. ies fsiefee - 84ml aae
lns aumenfos > issRsFss - Il laE
vieuen sieapfs matisasles - -
eolaraei6u sufes faYes pFssIssli-
nsn 81 rsrlnirss . - IS ssasiatas4
ds ~ que qaeslsn aisiaslea si -
serafan deI esntaNte
rer ssr mss faeeTahies pafa e
senieliss ias fewssnes pF64lmas "a
horiromfs. - slias famhsn flfliam
ioe pianefaa. - eHaIe8. aHfm
altara. En- IA falga - eemselles
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11
Jose A. Balseiro.
SOY EsPANoL

Lu2co del mundo en- MI gentil pa
vana,
bajo ell recio tahali de mi tizona,
una cruz escarlata que os abona
mi abolengo de estirpe castellana.
LlevO en- los hombros ferreruelo grana
guio ell mostacho usanza borgohana,
y mi blanca gorguera sc almidona
bajo mi crespa cabellera cana.
Tengo cien lanzas combatiendo en-
Flandes,
mil siervos en- las faldas de los Andes,
ealderas Y pend6n, horca y cuchillo;
un condado en- la terra montafesa,
un fraile confesor de la condesa,
diez corceles, cien pajes y un castillo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11
JARDIN DoLIENTE
Juan J. LlOvst.

Tras Ia blanca muselina
de mi balloon, In arboleda
dulcemente sc adivina
entire Ia tarde dc seda.
Jardin musti0, ipor que pierdea
tn amor tras un tenue tull
id6nde estan tus hoias vcrdcsl
id6nde esta = eielo azull
No habla nadic; 81 In fuente
llora, iquidn Ia va a escneharl
ga que quiero que me euente
Ia copla que haee llorarl
-. Tras In blanca muselina
de mi balloon, Ia arbolcda
dulcemcnte Sc adivina
entire Ia tarde dc seda.
Y el cielo, girls Y violeta,
v el iardin entristecido,
no tienen para el pocta
mas que coloros de olvido.
.Ayl scuanto cuesta una mano
que en- estas tardcs sin fin
haga llorar al piano
una aria sobrc el iardinf
Juan r. JimGnez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11
LAS HoRAs

Para que contar las horas
de la vida que sc fue,
de 10 porvenir que ignoras!
ipara que contar las horasl. !.
para que!
tCabe en- la justa medida,
Aquel instante de amor,
Que perduEa Y ne Sc Olvida,
Cabe en- la justa medida
Del dolor2
5Vivimos del propio modo
En- las sombras del dormir,
Y desligados de todo,
Que sohando, unico modo
de vivir!
AL que enfermo desespera,
Que importa el cierzo invernal
Q ell soplo de primayera,
AL que enfermo desespera
de su NAL.
Para que contar las horas,
No. volverd 10 que fue
Y 10 que ha de ser ignoras.
Para que contar las horas
Para que!.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11

81 todas las beneficas inhuencias
de la belleza.
AL terminar la lectura de Tu
eres la paz .,-i que triste es leer
la ultima pagina de un bello libro /!
-sentimos la nostalgia del jardfn
slempre cuajado de rosas, donde
sonaba la encantadora Ana Ma
ria; y sentimOs no yer los cisnes
de la fuente, y el aqua que canta-
ba sonatas alegres, Y el piano VIE
10 que sollozaza cosas tristes y
poeticas.
Washington LL0RENS.
Ponce r R
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11
scHU B E R T.

PObre artista enamOrado
De una virgen seductora
De mirada sonadora
Y dc acento perfumado;
En- tn enfermo cora26n
Suavemente Sc dormia
La sensible melodia
De tn tierna inspiration.
tn sonaste tristemente
Con TN impossible amor,
y cantaste dulcemente
Bajo un jazminero en- flor
La sublime Serenata
Que tus dolores retrata. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-11

Francisco A. de Icaxa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
TULSA BOOSTERS GO
TO CHURCH IN BODY
hcn VINO Made Trade Trips Invited
BN Fighting rnrson" Abel To
Join In Services Next Sunda,

foHowing IN a plan agreed upon
Nhen The pastor accompanied the
lulsa boosters on their last trade
Trip, Rev j W Abel Of The First
Methodist church. hag written invl-
lhtIons TO the Representatives of cnch
tirm reminding them of their prom
.s' TO attend hls church Bn "A body
this sunday
The umc set by Rev Abe. IN thI,
SUNDAY the men ,u meet q, the Nh
nh.pal building a. 1915 O'Clock iu
lhe morning and later nu reserved
seats a. the church
Key Ahcl IL anxious that all the
boosters attend the service and hae
mailed the following letter 10 them.
My Dear Fellow Tulsa Booster,
According 10 prcarrangcd plans
and NJ the invitation OF the Fight
ing Iarson you are 10 gather up
your marching toys and meet al the
Commercial club rooms at 1915
o'clock next sunday morning, June
10, and march in body down 10
the First Methodist church. corner
OF Fifth and Boulder streets
Seats Will he reserved and we will
spend the morning together In n
great Booster service
Your Fellow w-Booster.
J W. ABEL