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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
.0BSERVE PRAYER
WEEK AT KENDALL
M Frank Arnold, Kansas
fitv Man, to Conduct
All Services.
BIBLE WORK POPULAR
rcorv student Must Enroll
in Religious Glasses to
Obtain Degree.

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p ~ ,f.... "a chanel each noon
.Ni, "' ,...r..i zach evening. on
a'l a., r.nrlur, ~. rev. Arnold
H.1u'2 ".2,,,b ID the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
W." u. vIll arrive in Tulsa
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
HAYDEN DEFEAT IS
LAID TO MAYOR
coNrINrEn rRoM rAGE oNE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE one
bard administration took this means
" getting back at the women for
their action in killing the resolu-
ions commencing the administra-
ton when it was introduced in rcso-
iutions committee at the democratic
county convention last Saturday.
The fact that 5. Il. Lewis and Tate
Brady. av0wed Insurgents, were Mrs.
liayden's strongest supporters gave
strength TO this charge.
Tulsa county had the distinction
OF being represented by the only
negroes in the convention. When the
'wo lone blacks attempted to take
their seats with the Tulsa delegation
,hey were showed aside by Tate
Brady who referred them 10 the
mayor They hung around awhile
ana then left the hall
Mrs. Hayden HOnorcd.
d, 10 the temporary organization
Mrs. Hayden was elected assistant
secretary and Tate Brady was
named chairman Of the committee
on rules Of order.
ne vanguard Of the Tulsa DEN
s.hIn arrived In Muskogee over IN
Nltand Valley at S:S5 O'Clock last
"sn" About 80 came down on the
'l'P morning Katy train Immcdi-
"'F upon arrival the Tulsa delega-
9l he'd a caucus in the sewers
.'.e' and voted unanimously to en-
,Wse the suggestion of Senator
ugsh mat he bc permitted to name
..l OF the san Francisco delega-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

opFfIaT 10 Tue WOfIU
= PONCA CITY, Feb. The high
cost Of living has struck local pool
and billiard halls and caused hike
in the prices charged to players.
Hereafter the rate will be cents
cue and the rate on billiards 60 cents
an hour II is said tho hike will hit
particularly those who adhere to
what is known as the army game.
"onc ball" which heretofore has
brought the least returns to pool hall
owners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
GIRL STAR WILL
CHANGE HER HAIR
Junior Play to Be One of
Endless Number of
Surprises.

Spectators at the presentation OF
the first annual Junior play. An
American Citizen" in the high school
auditorium at Sis O'Clock tonight
need not be surprised 10 find the fair
heroine blonde I'm the first act hru-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06
Three
Drop
Corn
Killer
"Gets-lt" Stops Pain Immedi-
ately and Corns Go Quick.

The way TO handle cOrns is the
tried and proved "Gets-It" way
the way that millions have found
quickest, easiest, safest p and most
rnIIlhln
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

Du So. ,ui.s good cop,.uE ai rca.
.ouau'o prices. EHt your meals AZ
lhr s.. ". g. A. ClfoIor,1 Ndtt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-06

\ few drops Of "Gcts-It" knocks
the hurt out of any corn at once
and soon loOscns il so IL lifts right
Off withQut any feeling. oh, what
comfortN How grand to walk and
dance and jump without a single
twiuge, Why not2
"Gcts-I1' the never failing, guar
antced money back corn remover,
costs but a triflc at any drug store.
MID by T.. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-01-27
WANTS AMERICAN TEACHERS
Philippine Government Offers Sal
ary of $1,000 and Bonus.

The Philippine government wants $50
American school teachers inside the
next three months to go to the islands
and begin teaching next June. The gen
eral entrance salary is $1,000 Il year,
with 4 Is per cent bonus and assurance
of at Last two annual promotions for
satisfactory service. Teachers with eX-
ceptional qualifications will be employed
at higher rates. Two-year contracts
are required and transportation and
travel expenses from home to Manila are
paid by the Philippine government
Teachers OF high school subjects are
in greatest demand, and English instruc-
tors are especially desired. Five pri-
mary specialists for normal work sew
eral commercial teachers, a number of
agriculture instructors and men trained
iii physical education are also wanted.
According to the Philippine press bureau
here. the Filipino legislature has made
appropriations for opening many new
schools from Filipino funds.
The hiring of teachers is being
handied through the bureau of insuiar
affairs of the War Department and the
Civil Service Commission. Applicants
should see or write TO DIR. W. w Mar
quardt, Philippine educational agent, at
the bureau.
Evening star., 1920-01-27

son Daugherty. Walter Lee Hibble. NJ
F. Mangan. Harry A. l.. Barker, Her
mon +. Carl. G. +. Case, George r.
Seiefel, Harry S. Christie, James H.
Holmes. Charles V. Meehan. Freder-
ick r. Grimm. Chester c. Hutchinson
Neil B. Wolcott. c. Cassard Schroth,
Bernard f. Garvey. William l.. Boyce
7. NJ Wampler, Joseph Welsby, Rich
ard Il. Owen and NJ. L. Jones.
Several acceptances from prominent
men have been received for the an
nual dinner of the membership com
mittee. to be held at Wardman Park
Hotel February B. They include Rep
resentative James w. Good. chairman
of the House appropriations commit
tee; Senator Francis f. Warren, chair
man of the Senate appropriations com
mittee: Representative Royal c. john
son and Representative Frederick
Zihlman
Evening star., 1920-01-27
SLIP" REVEALS WEAPON.
Mrs. Freda Papas Tells Court Sh
Was Only Moving" Pistol.

Mrs Frcda Papas was in the United
States branch of the Police Court to-
day charged with carrying concealed
weapons She was arrested yesterda v
having in her possession a 4J-caiiber
automatic. After hearing the evil
dence. Judge McMahon took the young
woman's personal bonds and ordered
The return of the weapon.
Mrs. Papas told the court she had
been married less than week. and
lad formerly lived at 329 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest but had
moved =" So VI street southwest, and
was transferring the weapon from
n.r ole il.Is.c % her new homo when
arrested The pistol was wrapped up
in paper and carried in the hand when
Mrs. Papas slipped on the ice and fell.
disclosing the contents of the pack
age
Evening star., 1920-01-27
''HOW TO MAKE DISTRICT
SAFE FROM ACCIDENTS"

How can YOU help to make
Washington safe from acsidents?"
asked Maj. Raymond w. pullman.
superintendent of police. in this
mornings bulletin of the police
department.
He answered the question as
follows:
Practice Safety Yourself.
Obey the traffic law.
Don't take chances.
Use your eyes in crossing the
street.
Use your head in driving your
car.
Watch your step around street
cars.
Teach Your Children Safety.
Not to start across the street
without looking first TO the left
and then TO the right.
Not to run-When crossing street
to cross carefully.
Not to fool with matches.
Not to play in the streets.
Read newspaper accounts of ac-
cidents to children.
Make Your Home Safe.
Remove protruding nails and
broken glass from yard and
walks.
Don't leave Instructions on
stairw ays or floors over which
people may stumble.
Avoid leaving hot water within
reach of children.
Equip porches and high walks
with hand rails.
Place all poisonous substances
out of reach of children and label
Poison
Handle gasoline with care.
Evening star., 1920-01-27
BENEFIT BALL MONDAY.
Southern Relief Society to Aid Des.
titute-New Home Sought.

The twenty seventh annual South
ern Relief ball will be held Monday
at the Willard. The object of this
ball is to secure funds to assure food,
clothing and shelter to at least sew
enty-five aged and destitute southern
ers of the District of Columbia.
Up to the present time they have
been cared for at the Southern Relief
Home. at 2403 Pennsylvania avenue.
but recently this home, which has
been maintained by the Southern Re
lief Society, has been sold ana a new
home must be provid ed
Evening star., 1920-01-27
BY BUD FISHER,

Conn, and her parents. Mr.. and n
Edward J. schuyler. reside at India
n cad. Md. where the father is en-
ployed at the government provir.
ground.
Coroner hewitt gave a certifcat" ~
accidental death. Funeral servie
were conducted in Lees chapel
1:30 o'clock this afternoon, and int
ment was in Congressional cemct'"'
Evening star., 1920-01-27
ICE TASTES" D. C. WATER.
Peculiar 0dor Explained by D. C.
Water Department.

Peculiar taste and odor of water.
especially from the hot-water faucets.
which has been the subject of inquiry
from numbers of Washington resi-
dents in the last few days, is due to
The presence of quantities of ice in
the river above the intake and in the
settling basins. according to the
water department
Many persons have complained of
the taste and odor of the water, and
have been under the impression that
the condition was due to impurities
or to use of chemicals in clarifying
the water. The water department.
however. said today this is not true
Evening star., 1920-01-27
Marred Library Wall.

The case against Charles A. Lyons,
charged with striking a match on the
walls of the Congressional Library,
was continued to enable the young
man to repair the damages. which
will cost him. he said, SIS. When the
court is assured the damages are re-
paired the case will be dismissed.
Evening star., 1920-01-27
BURNS PROVE FATAL.
Miss Eva M. Schuyler Was Clerk at
the Treasury.

Miss Eva NJ. Schuyler. clerk in the
Treasury Department, who resided at
1929 X street. died yesterday. as n re-
suit of burns she received several
days. ago, when her clothing caught
fire from a gas stove.
Miss Schuyler. who was thirty-one
years old, was a native of Waterbury,
Evening star., 1920-01-27
COUNSEL FOR RADICALS CAS-

g. W. Miller. former federal distri.
attorney at Indianapolis, has been
lected as counsel for the Senate con
mittee which is to investigate alleTe
radical activities of employees of n
Federal Trade Commission. Hea
ings are expected to begin next We
Evening star., 1920-01-27
BOARD OF TRADE PLANS
FOR FEBRUARY NEE TING
Representative s. E. Burroughs
Will Be Invited to Make Prin-
cipal Address.

is.
roughs Will be invited to make the
principal address at the next meeting
of the Board of Trade, to be held at
the Willard Hotel February Is, it
was decided at a meeting of the ex-
ecutlve committee of that organize =
ton yesterday afternoon
Metric Standard Considered
The question of metric standardi-
zation of weights and measures be-
ing put into general use was brought
10 the attention of the committee by
Il letter from the World Trade Club
and the American Metric Association
In the letters it is said that general
benefit would result from use of the
metric system, and that large business
interests have indOrsed the project.
The World Trade Glib requested the
hoard to ask for a referendum from
the United States Chamber of Com
merce. The matter will be thorough
ly investigated by the committee and
taken up with the bureau of stand
ards.
The committee voted to become n
constituent member of the National
Rivers and Harbors Congress, which
maintains offices in this city Action
will be taken immediately.
New Members Enrolled.
ON recon mendati6ns of the menu
bership committee the following We're
elected to membership: i. W. Murch,
John l. Mcdonald. H. II. Swan, f.
Lodge Hill. Frank A. Gibbons. Charles
II. Graham, Oliver J. Moore, J. c.
Hammack, 6. c. Cox. Eugene H. Nc
Lachlen. James +. Ghagan. Robert
Stead, jr.; Allen c. MinniX, Robert F..
Mann. W. Gwynn Gardiner. James II.
johnson, p. a. Davis. Paul Alvey, Hud-
Evening star., 1920-01-27
Col. Louis Burgess Transferred.

Col Louis Burgess. Coast Artillery
Corps, has been relieved from duty at
Army War College, Washington bar
racks. and ordered to Boston for duty
as department transportation officer.
Evening star., 1920-01-27

The ice in the river and in the set
Ting basins and reservoirs is wholly
responsible. according to officials of
the water department, and the water
is just as pure and wholesome as
ever,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-29

ReneSsaneens Kunstnere, der vel
malede pragtfulde Billeder saa-
ledes som Michael Angelo og RAJ
fael, men som var mere i Slagt
med Hedenskab end med Kri.
stendom.
Orcagnas Domsbillede har tjent
som Model fer EN- Mangfoldig-
he'd af lignende Billeder, selv RAJ
fael har flere Gange LIANT fra
ham, Og saa vel j Motiyets Stor.
he'd som i Kompositionens ORR
ginalitet og Udtrykkets Kraft
kan han fuldt nd STILES we'd 81.
den af hin lids bedste som Giotto
og Fra Angelica.
Hos dem m9der vi midi i Mid
delalderens Morke ct sidste Skin
fra Helligdommens Lampe, foI
den ganske udslukkes, og Gud.
Ord helt STILES i skygge af Pa.
vekirkens Traditioner og Renas.
sancens ~genf9dte Hedenskab.
bet er like Guds klare Ord
men dunkle Practitioner, der son
oftest har inspireret Middelalde
rens Kunst. Og Resultatet er
blevet derefter, uden Aand oa
Liv.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-29
Bidrag til Forstaaelse af den
aldre Broder.
(Prediken af Olfert Ricards
,,Nationaltidende."
3. S0ndag efter Trinitatis 1920.
(Lukas Eyang. ID, 1-32).

Man undrer sig over, at dette
Evangelium m0der os imellem de
nye Tekstrekker, og man for.
STAIR nesten like, hvorledes de
har kunnet undvere Diet, den
Gang man kun havde den gamle
Tekstrekke. Thi like blot er
den Portable SON. den MEME
skeligste af ale Jesu Lignelser /:
og like blot er den af allie Fol
keslag kaaret til Yndlings-Lig-
nielsen; stemmer B9rnene paa
den code Hyrde", saa vii de
allerfleste Voksne stemme paa
den Portable Som; men ogsaa
j selve Jesu Lere er den nae
stem at regne for Hoved.Lignelsen.
for den, som har givet hans
Budskab ON Guds Kerlighed til
lSyndere Diet gyldigste og klare-
ste Udtryk. Set saaledes err 10
den Portable Son Lignelsens Ho-
Mcpherson, og med Rette barer
den da ogsaa Navn efter ham,
medens den anden Broder ogsaa
Ii denne Henseende maa finde sig
Ii at staa i Skyggen. Vor Inter
esse og Sympati samler sig ON
den yngste, og Jesus selv udma-
Ter ogsaa hans Historic NEST le-
vende for os; og i Regelen err Diet
da ogsaa ham, vi NEST pradiker
ON, saa at der kun oliver nogle
faa Ord til Slutning ON den gam.
lie Broder, og sjeldent til hans
Ros. Og Diet err rigtigt saaledes.
vi Mennesker har 10 hver sin
Historic, like to err ems, og selv
ON denne Historic i Diet ydre kan
Sc meget rolig og regelmessig nd,
selv ON ct Menneske aldrig har
veret udenlands, maaske heller
aldrig varet Fritanker eller vac
ret der, hvor den eldre Broder
beskylder den yngre for at have
veret, ak, saa vii dog de aller-
fleste knnne lese deres egen Hi
storie j hans Historic, naar de da
ligesom han ,,gaar i sig selv';
de vii trenge til at here, at for
den dybest faldne er der Oprejs-
ming, og at Guds Kerlighed er
en- Kerlighed, som baade kan
vente lenge og lobe den for
table Synder i Mode og favne
ham og gore alt godt igen. Ali.
gevel we'd jeg like, ON der saa-
dan en- Sommers6ndag we'd en- To-
tieneste j Garnisons Kirke har
forvildet sig synderligt mango
af de fortabts S9nner ind til
Gudstjenesten; ON Diet like sna-
rere err de 80 Retfardige og de
gamle Brgdre og Sgstre, son ind
tager de fleste af Pladserne.
Og i alt Fald, selv ON den ynere
Son var Lignelsens Hoyedperson
og den, som vekker vor Med
ynk, og j hvem vi helst vii
kende os selv, saa a Diet dog
for den gamle Broders Skyld, for
de 80 Retfardiges Skyld, at Zig.
nielsen oprindelig blew fortalt.
Ser vi nemlig efter j Lukas-
Evangelist, hvad Anledningen var
til, at Jesus fSrst fortalte Lig-
nielsen ON Diet vildfarne Faar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-29
Campo Santo.
At II. P. Hansen n.


IL.
l Pisa fix han til Opgaye i
fire magtige Kalkmalerier, fore
stillende d e forst afslut-
t e Trim af den mem
n e S k Tilyerelse:
bod, Dom, Helvede og Paradis,
en- megtig Plan, som han dog
like naaede at faa fuldf9rt.
OGDEN eller snarere Dodens
|Triumf er en- Komposition, der
bestaar af flere Scener, og hyori
den hojeste Poesi blander sig
med prosaisk Bogstayelighed. De
f9rste Scener er LIANT fra Pc
trach, kostbare Topper er spredt
Skyggen af EN- Lund, hvor Her
rer, unge og smukke Kvinder
SAINT Born, ale pragtfuldt kledt,
nogle med Jagtfalke paa Ham
den, lytter til Sang og Musk,
der som Diet fremgaar af Figu-
rernes lade Stillinger, maa yere
af en- lystig og let Karakter. Alt
Ii disse indtagende Grupper aan-
der Lyst, Luksus og Letsind.
-
Vingede Kerlighedsguder sya.
yer over deres Hoyeder.
Men EN- anden Guddom, fryg-
telig og vred, slaar ned paa disse
Vellystninge for at odel@gge
dem. bet er OGDEN, som kom-
mer syeyende, baaret paa store
og megtige Vinger, forsynet
med Kroge som Flagermussens
og Fingre som Rovfuglekloer,
dens Locker er i Wild Uorden,
dens Bryst err kladt j Jern og
dens LIE er l9ftet til Host.
Neden for OGDEN, hvor dens
lie har gaae, ligger d9de af en-
hver Rang, Alder og KSn, talri-
gere end Negene paa en- Host
mark de er faldne den enc
oven paa den anden, hver i for.
skellig Shilling og Dragt, og Da-
monerne er allerede i Ferd med
at indsamle deres Byte, Sjelene,
i Diet 0ieblik de i Skikkelse at
n9gne Born udgaar af Munden
med Diet sidste Aandedrag.
Bag disse Hobe af d9de sle-
Der en- Skare sig frem, gamle
udlevede Oldinge, der berer paa
ale Slags M%odgang, Fattigdom
log Sygdom de paakalder OGDEN,
men denne er dow for deres Bon
ner, kun ivrig efter at meje
disse ned, som er saa lykkelige
j denne Verden, disse smukke
unge Piger og disse Mend, der
lever i Herlighed og Glede oe
slet like tanker paa OGDEN.
Disse ire Grupper de lyk-
kelige, som er Wet til OGDEN.
de dede og de Uslinger, som for
geves paakalder OGDEN, - skull.
de synes at udt9mme Emmett. Men
Orcagnas Fantasi er bundles, oe
han forf9lger Ideen under endnu
mere radselsfulde Former. |
Midten af ct dunkelt Landskab
med store Klipper og spredte
Treer, der nermest err visnede
lStammer, SEES ct pragtfuldt Jagt-
selskab, Mend og Kvinder til
Hest, fulgt af Tjenere og Skyt-
ter. Pludselig standser de: He
lstene formaar like at r9re sig
af Angst, Hundene er slaaet med
Redsel, tire Grave eller snarere
Kister STAIR aabne foran dem,
indeholdende alt hvad der er BILE
vet tilbage af tire af Verdens
lStormand. | den forste ses ct
lSkelet, i den anden ct halvt OPP
lost Lig, i den treble en- nylig.
Iafd9d. Orme gnaver dem allie.
Idet Selskabet mgder dette af-
Iskyelige Syn holder nogle Ham
den for Nesen, andre formaar TX
Ike at r9re ct Lem, og after
andre er som stivnede af Red-
lsel = man legger iser M@rke
It'll to Figurer, en- ung Mand,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-29

w 0IH uC4 idDbC DhlAlinS " III
sidst, da hverken Dyret eller Mon
ten, men alene Mennesket til
strekkelig kunde abide Diet nye
.og vidunderlige, guddommelige
Syn paa Synderen, som Jesus
Wide ashore, - Lignelsen ON den
Portable Son; saa finder Vi, at
det var Fariseernes og de Skrift.
kloges lydelige Mishagsytringer
|oyer, at Jesus holdt Maaltid
med Toldere og Syndere. Dem
fortalte han da Lignelsen. Det
var Lignelsen ON den yngre Son,
men fortalt til den eldre. Hvad
ON vi da i Dag tenkte paa
ham og spejlede os i hans Bill
lede. Jeg tror tit, vi har lidt
svert we'd at forstaa ham og
maaske ogsaa g9r ham Uret
jeg tror ogsaa, han har noget
at lere os: Jeg vii da fors0ge
Ii Dag, med Guds Aands Bi-
stand, at give ct Bidrag til
Forstaaelse af den eldre Broder.
Den eldre Broder, - ia han
lhar Uret, han er sur, han taller
like k0nt ON sin Broder 90
like pent til sin Fader; og vi
er saa want til at fordomme ham.
men, gor man ham alligeyel TX
Ike Uret, og har han like lidt no
gen Uret j sit HEM, hvis def
lyirkelig er sandt, at han aldrig
Ihar fact Lov at holde ct lille
lGilde med sine Venner og slagte
ct Kid i den AnledningY Og Ell
der like noget ON, at saaledes Ell
Diet j Hjemmene den Dag / Dag
At den letsindige, son skejer nd
log volder mango Sorger, mel
Thar noget vindende j sit Vesen
err morsomst og maaske e k9n.
NEST nd, uvilkaarlig har Forste.
pladsen j Foreldrenes Hjerter og
kan vikle dem ON den lille Fin.
ger, blot han beder I'm Forla.
delse og kneler lidt for dem
medens den flittige og agtver.
dige, som altid er bleyet hjemme
log g.jort sin Pligt, uyilkaarligi
lstaar j Skyggen, Diet er selvf9l-
lgeligt, at han er skikkelig, oe
han faar ingen TAX. Jeg tror
der er noget ON Diet, og at
Hjemmene skal passe paa, at de
like g9r Uret her. bet kan ve-
re, at Born som Regel like skal
lblive boende altfor mango Aar
Ii deres Hem, man sk9nner Ii,
gesom mere paa hinanden, naar
imam besoger hinanden af og til.
end naar man altid gaar og fall
der over hinanden. Jeg mener
logsaa, at ligesom Foraldre skaI
opdrage deres Born til at sige
TAX, saadan skal de her som al
It'd ogsaa opdrage dem we'd Elk
semplet og like glemme at sige
deres Born TAX, naar de gor de-
res bedste, heller like glemme
lat takke den flinke, naar han
Thar holdt sin Plads som Mr.. !,
mems Sinken err sikker paa sin
Bel6nning og TAX, naar han krav-
Ter OPP fra Mr.. % til Mr.. 13. Men
naar vi nu oyerf9rer dette paa
Kristenlivet, paa wort Forhold til
lGnd, saa kan Diet Sp9rgsmaal
lrejse sig hos den eldre Broder
Havde Diet yeret bedre for mig,
om ieg ligesom den Portable Son
hayde veret rigtigt ude i Verden
log levet yildt og fornegtet Gud
/ og saa hayde opleyet en- rig
Itig paatagelig Omvendelse, helst
en- pludselig, saa jeg med ct Stag
lblev ct helt nyt MenneskeY Isar
lnaar han kommer nd paa Ian
Diet mellem de sterke og enfol-
Idige troende, og de saa sporger
Err du omvendt7 Naar blev du ct
troends Menneske2 Saa STAIR de
forlegne der og we'd like ret,
hyad de skal svare, for de har
jo altid veret hos Gud, og kan