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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-26

NogaIes -Bachn:an Merit Go. tc build mill to treat yanadanlte ore eN clusively.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-26
BIG PURSES UP FOR STATE
 FAIR AUTO RACE CARD

100 mile free-for-all .... $5000 p mile three-state ...... 1000 10 mile novelty race . 800 George Purdy Bullard Refree William Furguson, Charles McArthur and Cal Messner, Judges.
 Phoenix, September 9.-George Pur- dy Bullard, superintendent of auto races for the Arizona state fair re- ceived a wire today from Richard Kennerdell, New York, national chair man of the contest board of the Am erican Automobile association of Am erica givtng full sanction for the auto races to be held here the last day of the fair, November 8.
 FboeniX-One architectural firm has under construction or plans for sorl, mo rc than 20 public buildings through ha efo La
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-09-26

Phoenix to Los Angeles automobile fare IS $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-09
GRAND ARMY PLANS ARE
ALREADY BEING FORMED

COLUMBUS. Ohio, March S.
Plans are already being made for
'thc annual national encampment OF
the Grand Army OF the Iiepublic
here in September. The interest be-
INK taken by military organizations
and auNiliarics has convinced lead
ers tha, the encampment will bring
from 10000 20 400. 900 visitors TO
'Colymbus. according TO Col. c. f..
Adams OF Omaha. Neh., who told
Sons Of Veterans and Daughters OF
Veterans OF the Seventh district that
me federal railroad administration
had promised satisfactory rates.
Among other organizations plan
ming 10 hold conventions at the time
Of the encampment are the Loyal
Legion, WomGRs Relief corps.
Women Of the q, A. r., Sons OF Vet
trans and Daughters OF Veterans.
Many regimental and company
unions also arc planned. Colonel
Adams stated.
Colonel Adams. though 72 years
old, sull is in active army service.
Heneral Pershing, when A lieutenant.
once was member OF his staff. I'm
III the European war closed, Colonel
Adams had charge OF overseas ship
ment with headquarters at Omaha.
he mad been ordered to start to Eu-
rope two days after the armistics
was signed.
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EPISCOPAL.

TRINITY EPISCOPAI1-Fifth and
Cincinnati. Rev. &. V. Killing, rector
Holy Cumm union at 4: church school
80, holy communion at IL. sermon
by rector, evening prayer and ad-
dress, 4.30. bcntcn services as fol-
lows. "Wednesday OF each week,
evening prayer and address. 4.3O,
Friday, holy communion at \, even
Ing prayer and address. I.S0; Tues
day evening, March IL. at $3.50, In
basement OF the church, get-together
meeting for all men OF the parish
AT this time the proposition OF a
new church will be fully discussed
and organization perfected as far as
possible No solicitation OF funds at
this meeting. but every man In the
city of the Episcopal church is urged
TO be present 10 hear OF the plans
evolved by the vestry Tickets for
this dinner will he on sale and may
be procured now of Ed Fox. with
John Mark ham. ninth floor EN-
change bank building. or at the time
OF the dinner, The proceed OF the
dinner will 80 into the guild treasury
to help the women for the part they
Will bear in the building program.
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promised to bring cheer with some
gay window boxes,
The sitting room IN rcstfnl and in
Wiling just the right gifts came for
that, too, 4 reading lamp adorns
the table. shelf or two OF books
tempt the COnVaiesCcnt. and a Bible
was not forgotten gift OF the
Christian Science church. a picture
OF Abraham Lincoln hangs on the
wall, and II framed copy OF the con-
stitution of the United States cnlight-
ems all who. come into the building
with what citizenship means.
Poor Furnishings Enlightened.
II was hard an disagreeable work
scraping and cleaning the old furnl-
turo found there, but Il wnH done by
those who first had the vision, and
what paint aud Narnish could not
be made to hide, bright chInt2es ac-
compllshed.
Donations OF odds and ends OF
furniture were made from out the
well stocked homes I'm town. Per
haps there are many unsuspcCting
men who. were they taken on their
first inspection or the hospital.
would gasp at seeing some favorite
piece, as did the mayor OF Tulsa who
exclaimed. '. "Great@ Scott, my good
old chair, ana the only comfortable
one we had In the house"
The trays that pass from the
spotess kitchen to the sick rooms
are dainty and tempting, and n
sample OF the diet from one Of them
tasted good even 10 a well person.
The linen closet Is well stocked and
Its contents tabulated, and the In
Nf.11 L.. IL "a.
charts are kept. the grocery and
milk accounts, tho entry cards Of the
patients, all show that women OF
the negro race are rising TO their op-
portunities.
A nurses school II conducted in n
cabin next door. and little shack
at the back Is TO undergo a rcnovp-
tlon that will make IL suitable for q
day nursery.
And so the Frisscll Memorial hos
pital is n real and permanent insti-
tuition. 1t = practically self cup
porting, but any deficiency I'm funds
is supplied by the humane society
through the interest OF A. NJ. Wclch
You wonder where II gets the name
"Frlssell." Breathe II low, but by
that name Il probably will get on en-
dowment, alyo, 80 why not? Any
way. II IL an appropriate name, for
Hellis Burke Frissel was "A great
educator and philanthropist OF New
York who interested himself in the
negro. He became president OF
Hampton Institute, school for
negro youth OF both sexes.
Taking It all in all. who will say
that the hospital Is not Ike unto
the butterfly OF the ugly caterpillar.
or, 10 change<spocics and plunge
into n different metaphor. does not
the extinct dancehall prove that a
leopard can change It's spots?
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,,,pMA COLE sKlNNhR-
by Mar, have Their metam or
Oa,.' SSnd 80, too. do dance halls
hoses ~ "" forward strides that are
|hh IN Ii' by Tulsa one OF the tlith,
|e'ns 90 , Jena OF the city has passed
est h,h,o and in Its place 10
|n'o "'noo,ital performing desds OF
pOuel T,bis IA no less "a miracle
mercy n,osn OF the long ago In ana
. ,,lt jerusalem. .,. c,I,e
\ g.I section, where negro wo,'o n
",q,fr souls for money anu w. it,a
nf AN races gilhule WI
IA br.ck building that III tor i'ioI
", witnessed as many as tireo VI
/, sbnotlng aitrhys n Weeh, mus @
,,,.hpd and Hcoured WIN lyo
~" ."t,.rptics Ivy women OF Tulsa,
,u .o hearts were tOuched ~ tho
l 'uNy, during tho recent Influenza
.1,IS fnerc was no place Tor the
y ll., ,cople TO go for treatment ana
's' To-day tho FTissell Memorlai
irr,i nt gi4 East Brady street
psp',, n lesson to the entire south
|c,,, cnn be- done where there ~
Y W, ana n stands now ready 10 re-
,'ro those who suffer from bodily
s , hospital operated exclusively
Hs,o,sd neople-by colored peo-
only the business management
r,,,c Thrco registered graduate
80 nursca arc In charge ana the
Isnsn,bers OF the negro county
S.alcsi nociety attend the patients
ea. tho ppenlng day, January ~,
tSare has never been leSs thnn eight
Wants on hand and often many
more. - x,Lr,,t,rbo,d
~ ,',,st wend his way across un-
J o"T s,reet, and railroad tracks,
SnJ worse. among ugly caplhs anu
leaning buildings before I'M ulnR tnls
Ine clean spot In a, block OF dlsrep-
(abIe dwellings,, Approaching me
krst thing to catch the eye ls inc
mndows-all dropped foot from
Inc TOP. both upstairs and down. the
lbade, being manipulated from. inc
nln5ow sill Upon entering, n clear.
Hnre atmosphere Is the reward.
Those who were the instigators OF
Lbs nroiect and who have labored
| E'nccaslngly to carry Il through are
mortioned I'm the framed constitu-
t,op hanging IN the reception hall.
\, cortIflcs that Mrs. G. II, Hubbard.
hlrs n r. Cary and A. NJ. Welch OF
Tulsa okla, have filed articles OF
ETC., etc,
There ls nothing in tho entire
huilding that was bought. The first
aid was given when
.uo,,r IJhbard--DprhaDs With his
wife standing back OF him "agging
him IN bid in the equipment or the
Rcd Cross hospital at $3.50 and gave
!, 10 the newborn negro experiment
other donations followed. The Rex
all drug store gave case or druga
the Tulsa hospital gave tho operat-
ing table, Dr. Fred Clinton gave n
second one and the park board has
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IROQU0IS INDIANS PLANNING
BETTER THINGS FOR TRIBES

olhAcUSE. N Y, March s.
representatives OF the federal and
rt,t governments yesterday met
IN I chleis OF the six nations OF Iro-
on Indians In their first council
r. e me historical Normanskil
sog ss,eeuhg In 1912 and adopted a plat
,nn n winch includes n recommended
cou rUn 70 foster legislation whereby
,,'pelent Indians could secure full
!. enship, which at the present time
r, rehied TO This tribe.
. 'ne conference decided to call for
sov.ldiate immediate action by the federal
against the state OF New
S 70 determine the wardship and
49,, STATUS OF 5000 Indians who
rc,,rv. Uegupy $1,000 acres OF land in
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PREVAILING PRICES IN
1886 SEEM LIKE MYTH

shai,.AS ORE, Ohio, March s.-Ben
COW y, iafmer, ran across an old
here weekly newspaper printed
norn, IoSo Chickens were 2 cents
sycssuu,mHdi against 80 cents a pound in
unear,Sie on the day the paper was
BUSH, leu, Corn was IS cents
pfins.,,a. ana wheat was selling at the
In ny price OF SO cents a busheI.
gays samo Issue the newspaper
one % mar column Of news about
come ons local boys" who had be-
10 K.ro famous that he was going
~ sas aas where he was TO recelye
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Second, Rev A. Lichf"r~fcin. paa-
tor city missionary services every
night al 80 MONDAY prayer met
ius daily, preaching hy the pastor
sunday school fOr mon. wnnou aud
children not oth"rwia" attached.
SOCIETY or DIVINE THOUGHT
lG.u East First Lecture ats ~uif.
ituW messages after lecture All ius
tcrostcd are invited.
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FIRST METHODICT Firth and
Boulder, Rev. J w Abel. pastor,
phone 75i: Miss Faye Burritt Emery
assistant. II. W. Johnson treasurer.
willard John. superintendent sun
day school. $50 Morning worship
l0.i5, address by Rev G. = Taylor
executive Y secretary, seventh army
corps, Goth division, evening service"
1880 Daddy Flynn, health
evanigclist, will speak. Ep-
worth league, Gas. Nortnt Clay
worth league. G.i5. Iris lSUwry,
junior at 8. Georgia Mccormick
BOSTON AVENUE 1M T. SD-H
Fifth and Boston. Rcv. W. c. House,
pastor. Carl Dufficlh, superintendent
Sunday school. 9s45. preaching at II
by Bishop Edwin u. Mouzou. and
regular sermon At 7 80, Epwurth
league, els. Midweck service wed
nesdsy at 1;30.
GRACE CluURCH-Thlrd aud
Trenton Rev. Everett simpson pas-
tor 1877 East Third. phone 7231-lE
Sunday school. $50 A \ Renrd
superintendent: w. j. Whiihco, W-
pcrintendent Junior department Bi-
hle class conducted by MIR Robinson.
Preaching at II, and + 80 Rev
.C S. Taylor, lately returned from
Y work in the army uf occupation.
Junior league at 3. Epworth, Gao.
Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7 40.
Ladies' Aid Friday at at the
church.
o Il c u TT Four
tecnth and Quaker Rev landor l..
Brannon, pastor. T. G. Mccullough,
superintendent. VI. l. roundHtonc
league president; Il. w. Keefe, flnnn-
Cial secretary sunday sChol, . 80;
Epworth. $40. Preaching, lO;45 and
1880, subjects, lis the organized
Church OF God, or Man" and "rhe
F'ulfllmcnt uf the Promise. The
revival meetings OF the past three
weeks have wonderfully renewed all
church activities. Eighty-eight have
profcssod conversion to date and
many have united with the church.
Professor Spindler's solos have at
trncted much attention.
TTGERT MEMORIAL ONES J.
sol North Main. Rev. Harold q.
Cooke, pastor; phone G0SS: Coleman
L. Eckle. secretary, phone 5SGl. sun
any scnoOl, 80. tnurCh SERVICES, j
and 1880. EpwOrth league, Junior,
2:3O; senior, G:30. BOY Scouts every
Friday at 1880.
HAGLER MEMORIAL CM.ES.-
Phoenix avenue and PARK Place. ].
NJ. Cantrell, pastor. Sunday school,
9:i5, preaching at II and 1910.
WESLEY METHODIST - First
and Lee. West Tulsa, Rev. II. T..
Bril-. pastor. sunday school at TO-;
preaching Qt IL and S; Epworth
league, 6:30.
BETHEL MISSION--OsC cola and
Council (norhoast part OF cltY.
Mira Bertha Ehlers, superintendent.
Sunday rhool at 2:30, followed by
public worship.
WESLEY CHAPEL on. T.. col J
Frankfort and EastOn. Rev. H. Y.
\. johnson, pastor. Sunday school
$3.50, preaching at II and 1880; Ep-
worth league, $40.
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'UmAh rM IN BATH GLADLY
'eILS THIEF AS TO COIN

The hnu..Ado. March S.-Ju,t how
you'd no., r knew Mrs. George Blade
his prss"noe De In a position 10 make
-srs nc pise known is mystery, bur
that vhii. reported TO the police
not WASH she was In the tub-bath
he ba,sn--a negro prowIer entered
make an I'm, Before he had time 10
him Wy demands Mrs. Blade Told
purse come ne could find the family
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CHRISTIAN.

FIRST CITRiSTlhN--Mc Meeting IN
courthouse Rev. Meade Dutt pas
tor. hos South Denver Phone 2>17.
Bible school. g:30. w. j. Godfrey,
superintendent Young business
mems Biblo class in room \ OF tho Y.
NJ c. A. taught by W 4. Marquia
Older business mems Bible class din
Ing room y. ". c. A.. taught by
Judge W. |. Williams, Communion
and preaching at l0:i5: salvation
From Personal Sins and Defects" "
ono OF "A scrlcs OF four. Young peo-
Pile, $40 Evening sermon by pas
tor, 1870, "John Jones'. World Ciu-
zen This is the first OF series,
the intention being to personalize
them so they will stick.
MIDWAY AV EMU Il - Sunday
a
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The Metamorphosis of Dance Hail

core Of Riotous Pleasure in the Negro District
naoes Hospital Where Men and Women f the Race
Io;n Hands to Relieve Suffering Among Their People
o.oII Memorial Hospital Is Much a Miracle the
wonders of Biblical History, for Bodies Are Now Saved
where Souls Warped and Died.
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CATHOLIC.

HOLY Fam y Eighth and
Boulder. RcS. John @, Herring. rec,
tor. First mass and sermon at n.
m, childrcu'E mass and religious in
structiOn, ~ S@m.. high mass and
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LUTHERAN.

ENHISH LUTH y II a n -- Firth
and ElwUOd. Rev. Albert Massey. A.
B., B. j., pastor. Bible school. 10 40.
Morning service at II. with sermon
by the pastor, Violin colo by Mrs
&. T.. BuChner.
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CHURCHES
MISSION or REDEEFTNG LOVE
- South Boston.

MISSION OF REDEEFING LOVE
100 South Boston.
ADVENTIST Sixth and Nc ai4son.
CHURCH OF GOD-Frfth and
Madison.
ASSEMBLY or oOD-Fffth and
Peoria PearD.
BIBLE STUDENTS NJ eet in
courthouse in county courtroom at
3 and 1870 every Sunday for Bible
discussions, and on "wednesday at
1880 for prayer. praise and testi-
mony. All are welcome.
CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST
Nteorganized latter Day Sain,s-
Tenth and Rockford, George A. Kel-
ley. pastor. Sunday school, 9:5O;
sacrament at IL: religio $40:
preaching. 7:45; prayer service, 7:46
Wednesday.
CHURCH OF CHRTST-Trving
school auditorium. Phone 6237-J
Sunday school.at 10: church service,
at II and Z. All owen Park cars
pass the building. Strangers are wei
come.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF TRUTH
Moose hail, ll4i5 South Boston, Rev,
Gertrude Hull. pastor. Meets at 1880
p. M. Lecture by assistant pastor,
Rev, Ida Thompson. followed by
spirit messagea Spiritual advice
given any day except sunday at
home OF pastor at Vern station,
Sand Springs line. between 9 a. m.
and 4 y. IN.
FIRST SPTR1TUALTSr SOCIETY
Il. +. Hall. = p, m, Rev Mrs. j. II,
FIemming. pastor. will lecture, un-
der spirit control followed by meg
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Cincinnati Rev w. o. Audetson,
pastor Study phone I519-J. q W.
lirrbold. financial secretary office
phone t5ig-R. Blhlo school 80.
T. W. Bryant. superintendent The
four units ot the n. \. r l.. uwu
seniors, intermediate and juulorl
meet IN separate rooms with HpeyiA.
program for each at 6sl5. Preaching
1850 and $50. both hy pastor.
Morning subject. The Christian ID
World kcbtor," evening. "litc.s Ter.
muaL Music by male quariuN sun
beams at 4, led 10y Mrs Amzl HtNor.
W omrn's Misc onAry union all day
Wednesday. closing with missionary
service at prayer meeting hour,
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CluECU Eleventh and
Boui1'r Services IT a. M. ana $ p.
IN Subject. "Nnu" Sunday school
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST pRlSBYTERIAN -- Sew
cnth and Boston. Rev c. w Kerr,
pastor. Sunday school $50. Ser
mon at 1885 by the pastor Life
Comes out OF Death" Evening at
1870, "a Good Man" Junior En-
deavor at 3 senior and intermediate
o. The entire Kendall college or
Chestra OF more than 25 pieces, dl-
rccted by Prof Kramer, VIII furnish
tho instrumental music for the even
ing.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN -Zu-
mis- and barton, w H. Murphy, Jr,
pastor: w. o. Forman, superinten-
dent Sunday school 9:45. Preach
ing at II and 7:30 by the pastor
morning subject, "Our Church and
Our Community" evening. "Thc
Marks " a Man" Junior Endenvor
at 3, led by Mrs Ray Iihon, senior
0.a0i Wednesday evening prayer
meeting and social 7;3O: Campfire
girls ana Junior Boy Scouts 4:3O
Friday Boy Scouts at Friday
GN r r ID PRESB YTERTAN --
Cheyenne and Cameron. Rev. Charles
II. Newcomb pastor, llG West Cam
crOn, phone 2947-R. Bible school
94J; Christian union 6:3O: preach
Ing by tho pastor at II and 30.
Morning theme. This Grace Also -
evening. gods Precious Promise of
Pardon 20 the Cnrighteous and the
wicked Prayer, praise and Bible
study Wednesday evening at 1880.
COLLEGE HILL - Seventh and
Mccoy Sunday school at 10; Junior
EndeQvor 3 senior $50. Preaching
nj II and 7:30, both by Dr. Arthur
Lee Odell,
BULLETTE COMMUNITY
kell and Bullette. Rev A. T.. Wes-
ton, pastor Sunday school P:45. g.
a. Edwards superintendent En-
deavor at Z evening service at s.
BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST - Fourth and
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JIM ISL.

TEMPLE ISRAEL - Fourteenth
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NogalcS. Sunday school 9:t5. Chas
H. Fox, superintendent Il. Y. T.. u.
at G. Truman Miller president, Ju-
ulur at Same hour, Mrs II. g. Nor
ilsun leader. Sunbeam band at g.,
MIA TnmAM Millcr lehder.
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EMMANUEL, Second and Rock
ford. Rev, G. r. .Silrr pastor III
South VICTOR Phone $3.50. SUNDAY
school 40. Suubeams, 2:30. u. \,
l.. L.. Z 10.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TULSA CITY MISSION 81 West
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sermon, 1910. Evening services at
7:2O
SACRED HEART sixteenth and
ku.NE..u Rev charles SAudleri
rector, Services at usual hours
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sage, Chlldren's Yceum at same
place at r. m.
RICHES.
METHODIST.
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ASSEMBLY OF ooD-F1fth and
Peoria (PearD.
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TT MAKES a fellows blood tinglc to like
l. this One that will start direct drive; that
will railroad train Jog contentedly behind
itself car that contains quick getaway and a wild
dash of speed that will eat up the miles faithful,
sweet running whose engine spts the saccato rattle
Of the machine gun huns the contented purr Of the
pussy cat Such is kingdom, the drivers seat
throne, and the steering wheel your scepter miles your
minons and distance your slave
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MIDWAY Az ENU r. -- Sunday
school at 10.
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SEVEN GOOD LOCATIONS STILL OPEN
FOR THE RIGHT DEALER
We Garry Complete Stock of Studebaker Parts
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NNTTTNT.
FIRST BAPTIST -- Fourth and
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BOSTON AVENUE tM Il SD--
Fifth and Boston. Rov. w. c. House,
pastor. cart nufficlh, superintendent
Sunday school. 9.A5. preaching at II
by Bishop Edwin u. Mou1ou. and
regular sermon at 730 Epworth
league. G.l5. MIdweok service wed
nesday at 40
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FIRST sPIRITUALISr SOCIETY
n. +. Hall. 3 p. m, Rev Mrs, j. II.
tlemming. pastor. will lecture, un-
der spirit control. followed by meg
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ADVFNTlSr-Slxth and Nc t1son.
CHURCH OF GOD-F1fth and
Madison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-17

into the city on his return horne. go
angels turned around and satd, Ief1
crown him."
Jesus said. mo. this y no tinse ~
browning. Let mo get Oetweon th4
offended God and the offender. maN. NJ
Tonight Jesus Christ stands 49,
tween God Almighty and the hutaAAs
race,--our mediator. With one hand
he holds the sword OF inflcxible juo..
tice in the scabbard. He has haf4
it there for nineteen hundred ~
seventeen years. With the otbAr -
offers gifts OF salvation, fuil. fre1s
77y,s'fHaS --a.,sd -t~1~nt4 s4f~aa...ts~- .-sst
accept OF his sacrifice and die SV6fds
At last he viii withdraw that offsSs
when l don't know, but folks. Il y
still being held out and In the name
Of Christianity do II. ~. tfsv
Some day he will withdraw that
offer of mercy. he will unsheath the
sword. he Will make his way to this
world, God pity you II you are nots
under the blood and there Is no other
way whereby we can be saved. We
are not redeemed with corruptibls
things such as silver and gold bat
by the precious blood of Jesus Christ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-17

I men. i nave tAkcn my Uo8ttESS 1H0
made my Investigations and at the
present ratio ir eight or ten hours we
| are at the bottom Of tho sea- Have
/ not one that will volunteer his life
for the crew and the ship? Not one.
not one?''
The men stood speechless when
suddenly ore stepped forth ana ga
lifted and said: Yes. father, you have
one" The man stepped back and
was pale. Yes. win 60 -,
He bade farewell ~ the sky, threw
his arms around his father and kiss
ed him and bade all goodbye. taking
with him . handful of rags he went
to the hold and plunged down. He
found the leak and stuffed In the rags
l The men pumped and pumped and
pumped and when the day dawned
they could catch sight OF his body
as It would roll with the ship AZ she'd
troll in the sea and she entered the
Iharbor In safety and today stands q
monument to perpetuate the memory
LOT that mans sacrifice. and AZ the
Iship sails into the harbor II speaks
volumes.
This old world sprung q leak. she
Twas settling down into hell and God
Ispoke to heaven, when forth stepped
lone fair as the morning. he said
l"Father, l will become flesh Of their
flesh and bone Of their bone" He
struck his old world with such q
lthud that he didn't como up for three
days, sir. but.
lIp from the grave he arose.
with q mighty triumph DER rs foes
He arose victor from the dark do
main s-gg,lsss
And he lives forever. with the saint,
to reign.
and - he burst thrcugh tAe 1A&a
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