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Evening journal., 1919-02-27
~OH BOY"

For a whole week Wilmington win
bask IN the warmth OF the radient
glow that "Oh Boy" VIII send out all
OF next week.
"Oh Boy" is the fourth annual Prin-
cess Theatre musical comedy success.
r. Ray Comstock and William Elliott,
in producing "Oh Boy" have reassem-
bled the original cast which IS we'll
known as an extremely capable and
well-balanced one. II Is the same one
that played for two years In New York
and won for II the unusual success 10
now has. This company OF players has
been together so long that Il Is Just
one big family, from Miss Wheaton and
Miss Wilson down 10 the daintiest,
tiniest little girlies, and the utmost
harmony reigns. And they all work 10
one common end-to get all the fun out
OF "Oh Boy" that can be had. And
that they succeed admirably has al
ready been proven. Il Is Just q strik-
ing example Of what harmony and con-
centrated purpose can do, whether 10
be in entertaining a public or anything
OF the like.
The sale OF seats for ooh Boy began
this morning. An attraction with such
well-earied reputation VIII be certain
TO sell quickly so be among. the first
and lnd yourself satisfied with the To-
cation OF your seat.
March 10, II and 70, Lee and j. J.
Shubert will present their play with
music Yesterday" at the Playhouse.
AT THE QUEEN.
At last William S. Hart Is here again.
This Is the first picture OF Harts that
has been shown since the very begin
ming Of the year and his admirers In
this vicinity were getting a bit rest
less and anxious 10 see him again.
Breed Of Men" Is the title Of the pic
ture which is showing at the Queen
for the first time today. Il is a story
whose settings are for the most part
laid in the fertile bottom lands Of Ari- /
zona.
To see "Big BIZ" Hart ride, shoot and !
rope steers In a Western style Is a de- |
Light indeed. There are few cow punch |
ers In the West who have Hart's SKIN |
in these accomplishments and why
they are seen In a motion picture 1
play, thereal thing is reproduced.
The aotieR centers about the effects |
OF a land shark to swindle the settlers !
in Arizona bottomlands How he Is /
brought TO book by the sheriff, played |
by Mr.. Hart. IS shown graphically in |
the document Of the startling story.
Seena Owen who was with Mr.. Han /
IN Branding Broadway" is again in
his support.
William Farnum's latest picture
"The Man Hunter" Is playing at the
Majestic today and the remaining two
days Of this week.
This Is an entirely different vehicle
from others Farnum has appeared In
recently and instead Of the West the
scene Of "The Rainbow Trail" and
Riders Of the Purple Sage" we have
London as the beginning OF the story.
Later we find him IN New York and
still later on an island in the tropics
lump here, there and everywhere seems
10 NJ the locale Of the plot best.
The action Of the story Is on the
run from the very beginning and in the
course Of events several lively flghts
take place IN which Farnum Is the
esding figure.
Louise Lovely Is Mr.. Farnun's lead
ing lady. Many picture fans VIII he
member her work In the earlier days
of the picture field.
All next week Cecil B. DeNfilles
'non't Change Your Husband" will be
lie attraction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28

Reserve that place on the May
trade excursion Of the Chamber Of
Commerce today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
Ye Olde Cofyee
Shop Coming Back

NEW YORK Confident that with
the passing OF hard lqu1r, coffee
will become the national drink ol
America, 400 coffee trader, in TIM,
country are cooperating wlri p'ru'-
efS IN Soa,h NmA .a rl plan, 'o en-.
courage consumption of this hrcr-
age,
|, is planned to spend $l,D0W0 in
advertising 20 encourage coffee drink
ing IN the United States The cam
paign will las, four wears Brazilian
coffee interests arc especially inter
ested IN the scheme
The coffee industry expects 10 he
the chief beneficiary OF the deiunct
rum industry" said Ross " Wen
chairman OF the movement. , day.
with prohibition, conumpt,ol OF
coffee in the United State, should
double or treble
Establishment Of coffee houses as
social centers to replace the saloon
will also be advocated by the boost
efs of the campaign They point out
the fact that the cos, Of cup OF ex-
eellent Notwithstanding mocha or
Java is negligible compared TO the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
open WATER
IS JUST AHEAD
FOR BUSINESS
Big Program Of Trade Ey-
panSion Being Planned.

ST LOUIS. April q American
business is determined to NEE, the
needs OF this nation and foreign coun-
tries as well during the remainder Of
the feadJuStment period and after,
leaders IN finance and industry dc.
olared today at the convention Of the
chamber oi commerce Of the United
States.
Bu, 10 carry out this program, the
speakers warned, there muSt he no
further delay IN bringing ab1u, closest
cooperation OF all branches Of ii.
nance and industry. Relations be.
tween the government and business,
too, mus, be such as TO n'tlll greatest
confidence they declared
International commercial arhi,ra
ton was a subject which received
careful attention At the opening meet
ing Of the big trade convention which
was directed by the national loun-
elllnrS OF the chamber
Obstacles and se,backs encountered
by business generally since the sign
ing OF the armlsiicc are gradually be
ing overcome, according 20 reports
submitted by the various district lead
ers OF the 2nO or more delegates
present Business ha, been moving
down a shallow, somewhat rocky
channel but will soon reach open va
ter is the way a southern group re-
ported TO Harry A. Wheeler Of Chr.
cagu, president OF the chamber
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
MORE TROOPS TO GET
EARLY CONVOY HOME

WASHINGTON. April 2s An or
CARNATIONS Of the Eightleth Virginia,
West Virginia and West Pennsyl.
yania division, were assigned today
TO early convoy home Bakery com
pany No. Jl5 and the 1weniy-'hrd
company and medical detachment of
the Twentieth engineers, also we're So
assigned
The Eigh,y-ninth CkanSa', Mis-
sour, South Dakota. Nebraska Colo
RADIO. New Mexico, Afnond) and
Eighty eighth (Norih Dakota, MIN
neSo'a, Iowa and West Illinois, dlyl-
Sons were released on April = and
o. respectively. Tor preparation for
return to the United States" General
rerShing notified the war department
today.
Preparation for return, is not equiv
alcnt Tor early CONVOY It was eN-
planned at the war department, but IN
dicateS that such assignment may he
expected within n lew weeks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
PREMIUM LIST
ISSUED BY FAIR
Purses and Premiums to To-
tai More Than $4,000,

a preliminary premium li,t offer
ing alluring purses for greater
variety OF exhibits, has been issued
by the Oklahoma State Fair and TX
position. Premium money fee the best
products and purses tor the speed pro
gram will this year total more than
$4,000
With this attractive premium list
and the expenditure oi more than
$l250O on the grounds during the
summer months. together with almost
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28

10 acres in Burkburnett field
near BIG WELLS.
100 acres one mile from the
Goss well in Comanche County,
reported as making 500 barrels
at the top of the sand and con-
sidered good for 5000 or better
If drilled in a few feet.
21s acres known as the
Churchyard Lease, a little over a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
List of COmpany's Holdings

mile from the KNOWLES 6,OOO-
barrel GUSHER on the south, the
Harrington well to the southwest,
the Magnolia on the north and
the Phoenix on the east-prac-
tically surrounded by BIG stuff
% acres a short distance from
the Phoenix well, said to be max
ing 500 barrels with the drill on
top of the sand, good for most
ANYTHING,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28

i is a well known fact amongg'
nerve specialists that by an eNamlna
ton Of the thumb they can tell il the
PATIENTS affected. or likely to be al
iecied. by paralysis or not, as the
thumb will indicate this a long time
before there is any trace OF the disease
IN any other part OF the system.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28

ideal crop conditions prevailing over
the state, the management Of the far
IS preparing for a better fair, from
September 70 10 u, this year A pro
gram OF educational features enter
tainment and horse and automobile
races more attractive than any ever
given during state fair is being ar
fangrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28

Bartlcsy.Ile. II is stated that there /, a
general sen,imen, in Washington
county ior the 100000 bond issue
a meeting a, the Independen, school
house Saturday evening had TO b,
called Of because the road, were s.
bad ,hs, i, wa, impossible Tor anyone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
Texas Claims Spinach Record.

AUSTIN. Texas While official
figure, have no, yet been compiled It,
Is believed that when complete stats
,c, arc available It will be found that
Austin, Texas was the greatest spin
ach shipping center in the United
State,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
Next Few Weeks May Witness the Bringing of Tremendous
by The Ranger & Burkburnett Oil Company.

CONTRACT 1.-The very last detail has the Gsl the me% purchased and
COMPANY will
LOCATION frm located just
and;t o
TREMENDOUS GISEER.
e
bordering
attracted the ranks the Ranger Buume Company the NATIONWIDE PROM
mCunS time back promised the stockholders QUGR AC0M and carrying out this Poto
stockholders May 1s From the outlook feel safe predicting MONTHLY
ONLY 5OOOARES benefit MAXIMUM PROFITS stock first
in
NOTICE CHANCE
&c S
close
of sstoH ofeeda
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28

present price OF strong drink. And,
in pinch, A coffee lag" will serve
the same purpose as the other kind
Coliec dealers at two conventions,
one at Chicago, April 2, and the other
Yesterday a, Cleveland, unanimously
lndOfScd the campaign.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28
WASHINGTON COUNTY
STRONG FOR BONDS

In letter received ,hi, nothing by
r. A Single'ary, manager Of the
Oklahoma Good Roads aoocia,ion.
from the chamber of commerce OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28

rs acres near DOWNING we'll
in Comanche County.
80 acres near BIG WELL going
down in Erath County.
200 acres more in Erath Coun-
ty near Davis well.
1868 acres in Parker County,
consisting of 6 tracts adjacent to
DEEP TESTS.
Evening star., 1919-04-23

BUSINESS WOMAN wanted ~ secretary and
once manager, professional publication; s.. 800
salary to right party; $500 cash required. Ad-
dress Box 177-E, Star ONCE. 2Se
BOOTBIACK and shosshins parlor wanted: in
busy section or downtown IL possible; can pay
good rent; give full details and when avail
able Address Box Tile. Star once.
CAFE, doing splendid business, in best loca-
tion; on account Of fitness viii sacri6ce.
Phone Col. 241. 16s
GAZE. operating. for rsnt sr sale. dcs Pa
ave. NV. %
for tube and sectional repair: best reasons for
selling. Address Box Izk,k Star 10eas -
Evening star., 1919-04-23

BOOKK E E P Err
Retail store requires bookkeeper
capable of taking charge of it's
office; ability, initiative, tact and
experience are necessary; high
salary to right party; state past
experience in detail. Address
Box 32-E, Star office.
BOOKKEEPER. experienced. for grocery store,
from 9 to 1 O'Clock. Address Box 17e-E.
Star ONCE.
|CASHIERS-Must be quick
and accurate; permanent posi-
tons and chance for rapid pro-
motions. Addess Box 163-E,
Star office.
CAsHIER-E1perienced: one who understands
ONCE work; permanent position; good salary;
references. Apply at once. Friedlander Bros,
428 9th st NV. 23'
B UNDLE WRAPPERS
White; good pay;'young girls
will find splendid opportunity
for advancement.
KINGS PALACE.
30 9Th St
Evening star., 1919-04-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS BROKERAGE 10 our speciality.
Sales run into thousands each week. We rem,
der an up-to-date and efficient service and
have little or no competition. Inspect tne
Ciears. deIicstessen, fruits and candies: old
established corner NV; living rooms; large
stock; price. s.. .000 .
Cafe, Mt Pleasant; well furnished; re.
ceipts about $50 per day; rent. $S2; cheap At
7 Variety, btion and housefurnishings store
rent. $40; sickness cause Of selling; inspect
Cigars. confectionery and fruits; modern
soda fountain; living rooms above; price,
Hotel, about IS rooms: long lease; crowded
at ali times; price, 1000. We advise quick
action.
Two wen known hotels downtown were sold
through this oface yesterday. April 2
Rooming house, IT rooms; well furnished; /;
hot-Water heat; electric light; immediate pos
session; price, $500 for furniture and busi-
Rooming house listed today. near 10th and
Eye sts II rooms; good furniture: large in
come; price, e1.450; terms.
Tailoring. cleaning and pressing and fur re-
pairing; rent, SIS; price. $3.50
II you want to sell q business Of any kind
It viii pay you to list with our successful and
dependable ONCE. No overcharges. All busi-
nSs1 MspSTaTJ. PTTs RRoKERs o1S n Y ave.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
FEMALE.

AMBITIOUS young women. fair education,
with some knowledge stenography and type
writing. have splendid opportunities In the
radio profession: with rapid promotion at big
grade commercial license In about IA weeks.
Now have some excellent positions waiting to
be filled. Your opportunity Is here, why not
grasp It? Our tuition 10 moderate and the
future work light pleasant and fascinating.
Call and talk 1t over. SERVICE RADIO
Evening star., 1919-04-23
FOUND.

BICYCLE-Owner can get 1t by proving prop
efty and paying expenses of advertising. John
Nicol, 1914 Eye st. NV. Phone Frank
PIN FOUND, as advertised lost in vicinity of
Zoo on Sunday, 18th. Address Apt. 3O6. 1S4O
California st. North go "a
Evening star., 1919-04-23

YOUNG WOMEN experienced
in scalp and facial treatment,
marcel waving, manicuring and
hairdressing. Apply Employ
ment Office, Woodward &
Lothrop.
Evening star., 1919-04-23
FEMALE DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERMAID. willing to help in pantry;
good position for good worker; $45 month and
board. Columbia Country Club. Chevy Chase,
Md.
Evening star., 1919-04-23

wait two meals experienced
1923 18th st. NV. 24s
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-03-21
AZ

Christian Science treatment is Sim
ply right prayer,-the prayer Of dec
laration and realization of the ON.
impotence, omnipresence, and infinite
love, of God; the prayer that links
man with his Maker, and through
the understanding of God, Good. as
the only power and infinite, destroys
the belief and with it the discordant
evidences thereof, in any power op-
posed to God. By knowing that the
real man created in Gods likeness
and never separated from him. can
reflect and manifest only that which
is good, one destroys the phantom
of disease, even as the shadow dis
appears before the light. Absent
treatment is effective because divine
Mind knows no limitation of time or
space. Ridiculed by the critics of
Christian Science, it's principle is
acknowledged in the common occur
renee in the synagog and other
churches, as evidenced by prayers SO
often offered for protection and heal
ing of those that are absent; for
success of our armies and navies, etc.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-03-21
March. 21,j 1919

because II appears u jew DIS well
as Christian, the preceding articles
have been written, and this and the
following one are an answer to criti-
cisms Of, and objections to the state
ment of Christian Science as set
forth in it's text book, Science and
Health, With Key to the Scrip
tures," and other words of Mary
Baker Eddy.
Healing, being the distinctive diff
ferentiation between Christian
Science and other forms of religion,
invites our primary consideration of
the following questions:
(a) Does Christian Science heal?
(b) How does Christian Science
heal?
Co What is the difference be-
tween Christian Science healing and
medical theories, healing by sug-
gestion, etc?
(6 What constitutes Christian
Science treatment, and can there be
any efficacy to absent treatment?
Does Christian Science heal? Well
authenticated testimonies of unnum-
bered thousands, in many instances
verified by the acknowledgment of
fair-minded physicians of the high
est standing, prove indisputably
that Christian Science heals all kinds
of diseases as we'll as the drink, drug
and other life and character Destroy
ing habits. The instances where
seemingly it fails, due to the fact
that Christian Scientists have not
yet attained to full understanding
and perfection, are insignificant,
compared with the multitude healed
and the fact that the large majority
of cases that turn to Christian
Science for treatment are those who
have been given up by the physicians
and have found hopeless every other
remedy or treatment. 1t is true that
Christian Scientists have not fully
demonstrated over the belief of
death socalled. There. is no doubt,
however, but what death will be
overcome when pure spiritual under
standing is attained, as is promised
in Christian Science Death is mere
ly relative term. The best authori-
ties seem to concede that it is
transitional stage and not extinction.
We find this admitted even from the
Jewish standpoint, which seems to
CONCUR the doctrine that a person
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-03-21
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

(Union Prayer Book for Jewish
Worship.)
How does Christian Science heal?
Christian Science heals through the
power of God. In her rediscovery
and reannouncement of the doctrine
of God as a very present help in
trouble" and as the healer of disease
and sin, Mrs. Eddy was in entire &C
cord with Jewish teaching. "Bless
the Lord, Oh my soul, Who for
giveth thine iniquities, Who healeth
all thy diseases y *" 'For Thou
alone canst heal our wounds x *"
"Heal us and we shall be healed
x from Thee comes healing of
all our ailments * x" Union
Prayer Book for Jewish Worship
Christian Science healing is postu-
lated upon the omnipotence, omnis-
cience, and omnipresence Of God,
and the consequent negation Of any
power opposed to God. Anyone who
will conscientiously apply the prin-
ciple of Christian Science according
to the rule and method as taught by
Mrs. Eddy, will find proof of it's
correctness in the results that fol-
low. There is no muttering of words
or use of formulas, as the latter are
expressly forbidden in Christian
Science. "No member shall use writ
ten formulas, nor permit his patients
or pupils to use them as auxiliaries
to teaching Christian Science or for
healing the sick" (Article VIII,
Section 9, Church Manual of The
First Church of Christ Scientist,
Boston, Mass
What is the difference between
Christian Science healing and medi-
cal theories, healing by suggestion,
etc.? All other systems of healing
operate through the power of the hui
man mind, which has always been
idolatrous and attempted the para
doxical effort to profess belief and
faith in an omnipotent God, and act
frmer belief and faith in an evil
power greater than Omnipotence.
AS in the times of Moses and the
prophets, the mighty works of God
were sought to be explained and ini-
tated through sorcery and magic, SO
today the human mind strives to
avoid the test of it's faith in God by
attributing the results in Christian
Science to medical theories, hygiene,
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-03-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AS A
RELIGION.

Jewish prejudice against Chris
tianity arises from the churches de-
auctions from Jesus teaching, rather
than what he taught. Jesus taught
pure monotheistic Judaism. Chris
tan Science reverts to the primeval
Christianity taught by Jesus and
therefore annuls any disagreement
between true Judaism and true
Christianity and makes it possible
for a Jew to accept Christian Science
without qualms of conscience so far
as the strictly religious question is
concerned.
Religion is simply living and ex-
periencing through faith, under
standing, and obedience, mans right
relation to God and to his fellow
man. The Jewish "Shema" was
adopted by Jesus as his declaration
of faith: Master, which is the great
commandment in the law? Jesus
said unto him, Thou shalt love the
Lord thy 'GOd With all tiny heart,
and with all thy soul, and with all
thy mind. This is the first and great
commandment. And the second is
like unto it, Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself. On these two
commandments hang all the law and
the prophets" (Math. ~ :36-40.)
The distinction in religious creeds
lies simply in their theology which
may be defined as the method or rule
by which men strive to attain the
understanding of God and obedience
to his laws. It is merely the express
sion Of human effort to define the
means to the end: "For they shall all
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-12

If the conference confirms China's
demands, then Japan will have an
equal opportunity with all the world
in our trade. If Japan succeeds it
will become the exclusive privilege of
one-Japan"
Does hot Japan claim that her
greater proximity to China gives her
a special interest toward you?'
That's a most dangerous and fall
lacious doctrine.
Kept China Out of War.
THAT is what Germany said about
Belgium. If by reason of the prox-
unity nations had special rights the
world would be warning all the time.
Take the proximity of the United
States with her hundred millions to
Canada with her eight million popu-
lation. Yet on all their 1900 mile
frontier there is not a single fort or
warship except a few revenue cut
ters. That IS an ideal to which the
world should work.
"One word in conclusion. 1t is
urged against China that she did not
come into the war. Why"
when Krupensky, the Russian
ambassador at Toxic, urged on the
Foreign Minister Motono the import
ance of China coming into the war,
MotonO significantly replied that
Japan would have to consider the
full import of the possible moral
awakening Of race of 400, 900, 900.
But for Japan China would have been
in the WARP"