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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
MRS c. c. KILLEN DIES.
Wife of Chamber OF Commerce
Secretary Succumbs After
Bret Illness.

Mrs Idlth kIllen VIfc of Clarence G
killen secretary of the Chamber II Com
merce died YESTERDAY afternoon in the
Homeopathic Hospital after a brief i'll
ness on " ednesday Airs hillen. who
was suffering from an attack Of gnp ee-
came the mother Of q child, which also
died Yesterday
Mn killen was - years old and the
daughter oi MIR and Mn William II
kenwurthy 81 1902 Delaware avenue
Prlor fo her marriage she vas an instructor
m domestic science at the Women 5 Col
lego AZ \ ewark Del She also was formally
81 the staff II the y " { A. IN this
city. and v a. . member 81 the Centur
Club
Private funeral services VII be held
tomorrow afternoon 81 the home oi her
parents Mr. ana AIrs William II Ken
worthy 12u- Delaware avenue The
services VII he held a. 3 clock Rev
n " IrapurI 81 - Andrew !. 4
Church All oflcat.
Al a meeting II C.tv Council last night,
ON . motion g state Senator james W
Robertson 2 letter ~ coincidence was
forwarded Ar kl.leu II his hour Of be-
reayefncnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
ENGL|SH'S FATE
TO Be KNOWN IN
NEXT "A HOURS
All Depends Upon What Conclu-
sion Senator Wolcott May
Decide Upon.
HAS NOT MADE UP MIND
Special Dispatch From Every Evening
Washington Correspondent.

Special Dispatch From Every Evenings
Washington Correspondent
Washington. Jan. - Postmaster
James J. English of Wilmington VIII
probably know within the next twenty
four hours whether hc rs Ia he confirmed
in his position or rejected by the senate
1t is probable, however, that favorable
action will bc taken.
There is Just once chance that, Tor
reasons which Senator Wolcott sand to
day he was not yet ready to disclose, the
President NAV hc forced 20 choose some
other citizen for the Wilmington post
nastcrshp.
Il am not prepared now 10 say what
action will take, said Senator Nolcott
Il may recommend confirmation, IN
which case the Senate will undoubtedly
act favorahlv If | refuse to withdraw
objections which | have had to the ap-
polntmcnt, the senate. following It's usual
custom, viii support me. | think, how
ever | can tell bv tomorrow what con
cluslon have reached on the matter
An interesting political complication
has ARISEN IN connection with this case II
presents many novel and puz2llng aspects
and senator Nolcott today confessed
himself somewhat hewldcrcd
! am not prepared to SAY what those
interesting and novel complications con
s.st Of. TINT I will say they are worrying
me profoundly" said Senator Wolcott
But little later think In make n clean
breast of tho whole matter
In the meantime senator Salisbury Is
making every effort to induce his colleague
"a ascent to the confirmation of MIR Eng
llsh's rcappolntment The retiring Scna-
tor believes the Wilmington postmaster
has made good and ought 20 have another
term But Senator Woicott says that
oven If he has made good as IN official
thcnn arr other reasons. perhaps. why he
should not stay another term N that
Office
III consent 10 the confirmation of MIR
English. my colleague will have won every
thing in connection with the controversy
that has for some time been IN progress,
said senator Noicott
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
PORTUGUESE SET UP
MONARCH At LISBON.
MADRID REPORTS
Garrison Deserts Republic and
Joins Revolution. Which
IS Spreading
MANUEL STILL IN LONDON
" Asro~laied PCS . rvrrr Ey.alnz

~ Associated P,r-s - rvrrv gy,rinz
Madrid, Ian - The Monarch. ta-
been proclaimed IN Liebru fhc porflg'irao
capital according 20 clegrlw r,r.si
here from Nacnoa, ~ p, lprsgr
border
Virgo. Spain. JON - Thc gr-g'Sv rr-
II thc Lisbon garrf-pu hls vpu- a.-- =
IpnGr-hls's tccpr iluV q ,sgn-- ~
rrggrre- - tho Pori ru,.c r,.,I.'..
rrrel bof, from tejutr, , atr
Puriuga auJ 0f4rr peaif
'Iie njrrloa- siottYn -r t.
7ad q ho H pe7i' tsrd
London. Jtu - Iter d..
rlror fta fnrmet kil2 fl9ma Ir,
g9l HH ~ % iatd lu-tic
tory at Ire preuattr
Manuel a 'H fn--lr
Virgo spun. Jan lt r~ r-
froopo under ooIon, Lsrr.rr
from Lisbon 4, rij urrurr..v
Nonarrbsf rrblhDn r -ro-s
hnvo lpncd rr Rorah trt.-.
~ miles northeast ot ith.
r,rs i'm a Thr p.-vl-s
a- rcrnarcd loyal o tc en.rrar
asruriing 8crrur
ngdrd Thr Nudrij r,y ner,--
aver havr adacr rmtry
rrrg e rr ~ .dc f 4t. rref
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
TIRED RED CROSS GIRLS
LEAP FROM STEAMER
Two Daughters of Prominent New
York Family End Life
by Plunge.
BY Associated Press to Ever Evening

Bordeaux, Jan a Misses Gladys
and Dorothy Cromwell, sisters. OF New
York, leaped from the rail OF the French
steamer La Lorraine as the steamer was
in the Garonne river bound for New York
today Both were drowned, the bodies
not being recovered.
Both the young women belonged t. the
American Red Cross and were returning
home
A letter found in their stateroam and
addressed to the commanding of Ger Of
their Red Cross unit, informed him OF
their intention TO end II all
The Misses Cromwell are said TO have
belonged to prominent New York
family They had spent much time al the
front and friends said they had complain
ed OF being tired physically and mentally
New York, Jan. p The dispatch from
Bordeaux telling Of the suicide of the
Misses GLADYS and DorotheA Cromwell
created q sensation in society circles III
tins city They were members of one Of
the citV's most prominent families
The Misses Cromwell were twin daughters
of the late Frederic Cromwell, for many
years treasurer and a trustee Of the Mutual
ife Insurance Company Their brother,
Seymour l. Cromwell is President Of he
Society for the Fatherless Children of
France, and a recipient Of the ross Of
the Legion Of Honor
The young women. who were canteen
workers went to France Il year ago and
had been engaged IN Red Cross work
continuously since
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
STRIKE STOPS PARIS TRAVEL.
!, ars. Busses Automobiles Stop Shor,
This Morning
p5ess u Every Eyrnlu1

By Asst trIaffd P5oas 70 Every Evening
Ptfls Ian n 4 general transport
tIon STRIKE was declared il Paris thus
morning The subway line. surface
cars aud automobile buosea arc Affected
Thc strike j. apparently We'll organized
and not . Wheel had turned up ID noon.
The strike of the automobile bus
drivers vas decided upon AZ j meeting
Thursday under the presidency of Marcel
Cachin, Socialist deputy The surface
car employees dehberated until l23O
q clock this morning when they finally
decided . 10 out l'bc subway cmploye.
were unable to agree upon strike until
so clock this morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
WILSON MEDAL FOR FRENCH.
DEPARTING nj Of ) inc Accords High Honor
to Pr sid Mt
A,.nessl.l preas to ENlrx L.mms

BY Assocsafai Press "a Every Evening
Paris Thursday. Jan 23 The Geu-
eral Council If The Department of the
Seine has decided % have q medal struck
Ia honor ut President wilson. lslt 10
France
On ono -tdc NIl bc a pIuh.e poftralt
oI Nj Wilson and the other side Will
bear tie inscription
The Department oj thr >cIne ,o
P,e-idcn Wilson Bcnc.aetor j. Human
my.
\ popular edition. d ih,@ medal nIIl
he struck lor general distribution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
KILLED Bl DRAwBRIDGE.
bridegroom Of q Month Meets Death
In Railroad Structure : Gearing

C'eorgs Reed ageC 2l carpenter and
hrideCruon @ month was instantly
killed yesterday afternoon by beng
caught ~ a. rearul c' the Pennsylvania
Railroad draWhndg over the Christiana
a. the structure Wa> beue swung
Considerablc difficulty Wa encountered
~ getting the body on 81 the gCarng
Reed vac q nativo 81 Elknn Nd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
WILSON OFFERED PRESIDENCY
OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS
By Associated Press 70 Every Eyeninr

81 Associated PRESS e Every Evening
PARIS. Jan II President Wilson i
likely ta be offered the Presidency of the
commission OF the League ii Nations. the
Echo lie Paris saws today
By the commission Of the league ot ma
tions is probably meant the permanent
executive body for the conduct If the
proposed leagues affairs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
DEFENDANTS NON EST.
Bail Bonds Forfeited in a Number Of
Liquor Cases.

The following cases were conf Inued IN
General Sessions Court this morning until
the March term, and a capias issued for
the defendants, who forfeited bonds
Salvatore Lambome, Soci Amedro and
Natik Gaetano. al charged with being in
Illegal possession of spirituous liquors
Nick Clementlno, charged With having
four quarts Of sherry vino with him on
New Castle trolley car. pleaded guilty and
was fined $50 and costs and given 10
days in the workhouse The alternative
10 the fine was a tWu-months term IN
prison
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
pRsIDEAI WILSON'S AUNT DEAD
Vac The Sister OF General sill. Lived III
Denver
AaaoeLa.aa -. II - LN..Lns

ny Ausoclated Press 81 EN,ry Evening
Denver Jan, - Mr. Helen ~,u
Woodrow aunt q PIesldeut Wilson.
died late last night n th, home 81 her
daughter She was II wears OH Mrs
NoodruN Wa th, sister ., General
Joshua sui. alter whom ior ~d' Okla
uae uamrd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
Pope's Medal Commentaries Peace
. AssocIatol Fress . - EyenLns

b Assoclaiod FFess @ Every tF0nlas
Rome Jan "a \ pontificlal medal
to commemorate tic coming of peace has
been struck On the ohyersc sidc the
medal bears the figure q Pope Benedict
with the inscription 'Bcnedruu. Nv
prlnclpls Paeis Nicauus On the re-
verse side IS the image Of the Rcdccmer.
with angels on either side representing
Justice and peace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
>musements Tonight

piayhoa,a Cure fot CgtsnlCe
ti8rriCh y NaU4eNlllc
Victoria A palr "a C1-giG-
AtsftStlC- Here Comes tt' E ~
Queen 90 FAT 10 Flgb
savoy Bonds OF Honor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
ROSA LUxEMBURG's BODY FOUND.
Slain Spartacan Leader Was Terribly
Mutilated: Thrown in Canal

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Amsterdam, Ian. 24.-The body Of
who was killed BY q mob recently, was
found yesterday in the I.andwehr Canal,
according TO q report from Berlin The
body was terribly mutilated
The news. il is said, is being kept secret
for fear Of anarchlstic reprlsal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
The Weather

6y Associated a'rass - Zvcr- 4.ve1tu.
Washington lau 24 ForarA. fa
ware
Fair tonight ana ~afu-dAs .#tut. UaN.4
cold wave n northeast pOrtIsu nu. hWc,
ga.e diminish ng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24

Philip /. Garrett, attorney at law. has
removed bis offices 10 suite Ne 700
Equitable Building Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24
NoRwAYs CABINET NAY ptT
Has Undergone Many hanse~ ~,n,c
Formation IN 1913.
Niat.o i'-t,- .Fert .t'rI.-

hy Associated t'ft-- l-ftii --tt Ht,.-
lppcuaAg. il. l.a. - D.. .gna
81 the Norwc2laa aaiBeL uA..,C.
according - r. ports -t-lS-. Ftt -
apparently trustworthy sour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24

psrucular poope choose Clover DAIRY
NIB ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24

A feeling q security goes with Clover
Dairy milk--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-24

Inc UTcSrut Norwegian r8. 81,
headed hv Guuaar huadso4 pr,u..
and minister ~ aErjc4turn
e3 On ldaua-, 2H 1910. al has al *
numerous change among .. .tr-.ag.
hC minister TOR orag4 Hfa-- 1T Il.ur
however. has retained ..-tli.
throughout The riod s, 81. ha.-
nrenllrr.hln.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-17
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
HssAi,s Hss y,sAa Disss- -YhsspAsss " Yu'
.on Ytrny Healthy. Tissh and 70
lnessass ssrsnStA viser and
ussvs Yesss.

JuAsiss from the countless prepare.
tisas and treatments which are eonun'
usiiy being advertised for the pprposs Of
ushiss this people fieshy. developing svus,
pssk and bust. and replacing ugly bellows
esd sasIss by the sof, curved lines sf
health and beauty, there are evidsntly
thossssds Of men and women Who hssaly
fssl thsir ksesssivs ,hiuns..
Thinnsss and weakness are usually Due
V starved suvss Our bodies need more
phosphate than 10 contained In hcdsru
fssls. Physicians claim thsrs 10 nothing
thsi vill sspply ,his deficiency - veil %
The erssnse phosphate hnewn among drug.
sis,s % bi,sephosphs,s. which 10 inss'
psssivs end 10 sold by most ell druggists
sndsr . gssis9iss q ssti.i.s,'on or nsnsI
by supplyins the body cells With the n.ees
ssssry pAespAevic food elements. bi,fc
phssIhsts sSishly produces w,leoms
traasfornatLsn in The sppesrsnesi the In
crease II weigh, irsausn,y being aston
ThI. isss,ss, In Weigh, alec carrie. With
II . general Improvement In tho hes'h
Nsrvousnsss. sleeplsssnsss and lack of en-
sruy, which nearly si~sys accompany es
beeoms bright; yssA pals cheeks GLOW with
the blesm Of petfset health
CiUTioN-Liihoush .bitro phosphate !,
unsurpssssd icr relieving nervousness
,lsepisssnsss and general vsakne. u
should not, owing 10 its t-mhkable flesh
srowinG properties. be used BY anyons vhi
does net desire Va Pot on hesh.-Ad',
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-17

SIN0lSu.
N you are wawking past = house
and YOU heer pounds Ike some iaoy
uhjectinE TO being merdered, you
hesp rite on going past because you
know she is ony singing, The rcsson
N sounds like that 10 becauss she -
singing sumting out OF . opra- "
che was test singing q ordnsrry sons
with verds to II you would prooeriy
ptop soinv past and nsssn VIE "
you was.nt going enywsres intrnt-
ing In the farsi place.
The differents between jest plane
sinElus and opra singing Ia thet
p.rsln singing "a regular song that
Everybody knows Jest sings II Win.
out even standing up ~ they don't
vunt to, ms II they wasetn Doing eny'
thing -peshll. witch they aint, But .
psr-ln singing opra always STANDS
IN ferst and looks serious and then
gets all excited and makes fNces ~
In they think l. music VIII get ahed
Of them n they don't hurry up, Wien
maybe II would. A.
Singing 10 the ony polite way 10
make a noise all by VourssV wen
there's compiny prssent Even y
sum body eits don't ilke the noiee u
In not considered GOOD manners Tor
them 90 ge, up In the middle OF ths
song and try to change the sub1sok'
After a persin has sang . song nc
matter even II you didcnt even asn
them TO, everybody claps their hands
trying 10 clap enuff 81 show tho,
have good manners si,hout ciappina
enutt 10 make the pervin sing another
one.
Tho ony time some peepie sihs Il
wen they join, In the chorus, on ac'
count VI II being hard for the res, ts
tell wich ones II ''ss-'ipg the chorus
Wen some people .a-' asked to sinl
out OF polltehiss they psrtsnd at fers'
they don't wunt to and ther nobody
cant hardly make them stop. rh'
best thing 10 do wen . perrin say
they don't feel like singing end iook'
as n they did " TO aniak dart san'
OF osrda
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-17
Oklahoma Outbursts

r,.- ,.,,.. ,.o vt.mi.b ..y.
po,h,n. han, a ,anL can nrxotiat. the
road. In hls dlatrict
-
lust about IN. tim. va get
I.ad,T' ~. lun. fr,sdom OF In, suds.
-
Th. word don't" say. an old
ma,rln,onlnl ,,IentIs,. has done more
TO disrupt dom.stlc psao. than all the
arts OF vamplsh sirens.
The Notarians voted To hold their
nest conyeatlon AT Joplln. From
Oklahoma City 10 Joplin may hav.
been on. OF thos. mere colncideuo.s.
-
TaIkIns about mixing yo~ela and
consonania. how about the sporting
editor OF The RapuIpa IIetaid who
smells hi. nam. Jaek yelockY
-
hen Davis. Who succe.drd Art
Walker n. chief OF tho OH and gas
division .f Tho corporation commits.
sion IL said 10 bs N very much better
man than HE ma me indicates.
-
Hustslnins n thcorx h~retofors sH-
pr..sed ir 80. roN",,0 ATTORNEY
Genera, Fr.e,,ns holds ths, there Ia
no Iav which Anthorisss Harilerville
10 vots bonds for a needed municipal
hospital
--.-----
oliver q black. nm Oklahoma
CITY LAWYER. has listed his dog on the
tar rolls al the same valuation he
pIare. on his ousehold goods
which probablv means that Il il no
second hand dos
-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-17

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-17
TIM QUALITY OF MERCY.


Tho quality OF mercy IL n~
strait cd. but u 10 a quality that
should be used intellissntly We are
taught Ia scriptures To forgive our
enemies permanent lltsnss To repeat
work spite on us. but u 10 nowhere
susswtsd that we should kivs our
enemies permanent liconss to ropat
the injuries or TO place ourselves al
thalr mercy In an sxcess Of forgive
ness We have with us toSay mApy
man some OF than men % inlslii-
soncs ana ref'nomsnt, who would
have Ne not only forgive the Ger
mans. but take thom to our bosoms
as u prodlsal son. II we pattern
altar divinity. We will deny TO no
man forgiveness when he Asks for H..
but before ws tahs him back into our
confieeDca 20 want TO be certain
thai hs has rspsn,sd and will not
rspsa, the offsnss ., the firs, oppor.
tuSity.
~ there 10 any repentance on the
par, Of osrmarv. aside from . yield.
Ing 10 necessity. II has not been
demonstrated. In fact n. very op.
posi,s 10 the case. The r.,rss,lns
Hun uoops were hailed 40 vio,ors In
their home towns, ana u was openly
boas,sd that Tho army had no, been
whippsd. but had been Withdrawn
from conflict With IL ssoutcl,son un.
stained By defect That s.piains The
sudden determination OF IN. Hun
government to ask for an srmis,ics
whlls there was ret lots of fight isf,
In their soldisv. rhsy ssw dsfsa,
vas inevitable. and craysd the moral
affect Of QUITTING before Il was abso-
iutsn nscssary and thsn boassias
that they we're not whipped. BE-
sidss that n the ut,sranoss of thsls
nswspa psrs and diplomats ere aay
esiteyioa, they are attn unrspsu taui
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-17
Horoscope.
nondas, February ~. 1919.
As,rolousrs read this AZ an unim

As,rolousrs read this a. an unim-
portant day In planetary dirsction,
Saturn 10 mildly bsnsfio In aspect
Brewing OF great events 10 indi'
Gated. Good news will be transmit-
ted over long distance. but there VIII
he also much 20 cause anxiety In the
public mind.
Durins tho next few days infiui
encss that sway powerfully will be
felt and there should be an UNDER
Standing of tn. Importance Of strons
thoughts that are positive and devoid
of fear
There Ia a friendly star that In read
build homes and seek to make beau
iiful the cities In which they dwell.
Saving through ths right use OF
money 10 counsslsd by the ssers, who
declare that the parable Of the ser
should bs rom embered, since he who
hid his ono talent earned rsbuke.
saturn 10 encouraging 10 tho old to-
day and their counsel should be re-
spectsd, for much wisdom will be
needed In the world during the
months OF spying.
! H@ohU tUsU9Ns wv WV ps~'''''
csbinst are proGnosticated. Ono OF
these WV bring great good fortune.
soandlhs that will be first whis-
perez and thsu widely told are
aGain forcshadowed. These WI
cause q nation wide campaign for
tho benefit Of girls. II In prophssicd.
and this will he alonG new lines.
Warning To given again Of the
possibilities OF doing great harm
through Sossip that may affect not
only tho reputation OF individuals.
but the integrity OF the NATION.
| Ono Of tho persistent prophecies
has been that knowledge concern
Ing psychic influences would causs
psrsona 10 safeguard thought. which
viii be more potent and more sasli,
communicated now than ever be-
fore. the sssrs declare.
Persons whose birthdats IT. IL
have the auGury Of an active and
successful year. rhoss who are
employed should be careful
Children horn on this day may bs
proud and Ssnsitivs Thsss subjects
Of Aquarius usually are successful In
whatever they undertake
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-17
now IN Tisr TIME.

IRE oeuins OF spring ought to
usher IN the greatest era Of road
siuilias this country has ever seen.
outsids Of the questions now before
the OkiahemA legislature, there are
several sthsr very szcellsnt reasons
why THE h 20. In the first place,
the problem Of unemployment viii he
more serious than at any other time
sinos the winter following the out
break Of the European war, Busl-
nsss experts assure us that by neSt
fall the present period OF rcadjusi-
msnt wili have been safely passed
and that there will he plenty OF work
for svsrybody. Hut In tho meantime
. there h likely TO be considerable un.
employment unless many public
WORKS are gotten under way. And
with unemployment oomes unrest
with its rich opportunity Tor the
rsvoSutionary bolshevtki and 7. W, W.
VINO are now trying to spread their
destructive doctrine throughout the
United states.
OF ell public works that misht nov
be started. roads easily take flrs'
place. Durins the pas, two years
road work has been halted In order
that the country might oonoentra,s
on IL war making. Hut the var ID
nov . thing OF the past. andsroad'
are badly needed TO win the victories
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-17
lAYMEN,a pAY.

Yesterday was laymsn's day In all
the Methodist ppiscspai churches
wherever there 10 IN organisation Of
that religious body. In seventeen
thousand churches In the United
States the ssrvfoss YESTERDAY wsr3
Givsn over TO the laymsn - a FEATURE
OF the oentenasy campaign nov on.
This idssr ala not originate with
the pastofs Just TO slvs the pas,ors
. day of rest, but Il was FOR the pur-
pose Of making the isymen publicly
confess their responsibility for the
success OF the churchss locally and
their responsibility for the spreading
of Christian influence throughout
the world.
II wAs s'day whom the pastor could
tahs . back seat and listen TO the
ideas Of tho iaymsn as to what thsy
thought ought TO he done TO increase
the Influence of christianity M ex.
er,ed by the churches upon oivilisa'
tion.
| In Tulsa the subject of tn. ad.
drc~scs we're on various phases oI
Christian stewardship, and We gath
cred from the remarks We heard tina
tho iaymen were conscious ot theii
Responsibilities for the extension oI
Christian influence on tho civic up
building of the community, ana tina
tho success and Influence ~ tn,
church In tho city depended largely
upon their individusi activity
The great purpose Of yesterday
service In Methodist churche
throughout the country was 10 brinl
into closee relationship TO the ohurcl
1.-The importance of individual work OF
the part Of the lsymsn. and tha, IN
cloauence ~ the pastor was onl
secondary In making the influence
OF the church felt In the community
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-17

ma'am. and. II you'n pardon my be.
ing personal. with your sweet race
and sweet ways. Personality.
thinh tho hlshbrows call u It's ths
rood heart, tho sympathstic heart
you have. and for'ons VIII never
forget H." -
Later, Edith Ferrol took inventory
Of hsrssif. her talents, her resources
while she was thinking, Lillian
Blake came In.
EIDE" said Ai. 40 show me how
you make that round sofa pillow
with the raised applique fruit and
flower Eariandri They'd sell nkss
hot cakes at the church easar ana
4 want TO help them raise money
And that hint gave Edith the ides
she wanted.
ITO be conttnusd)