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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-12
THE ENGINEERS WANT TWO
interest in City Election Is Set Forth
In Committee Report.

The Tulsa chapter Of the Ameri-
can Association OF Engineers in n
report Issued through It's practice
committee yesterday definitely stat
ed Its proposed course with regard
to the interest OF the organization
In city politics this spring
Candidates for the offices OF com
missioner OF water and sewera and
commissioner Of streets and public
property will be the only ones rec.
ommended by the association. IL
being held that tho duties OF these
offices can best be performed by
members Of tho engineering profess
sion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-12
WANT DEED CANCELLED
Allotte Says she Was Forced Into
Making Sccond Deed To Brother
ut Iathcr's Orders.

Suit to cancel a deed TO property
described as northwest quarter OF
section S6-19-13. Tulsa county was
filed In district court yesterday by
VI. j. Kelley and Mary Porter
against Phillip Mackey. in which the
plaintiffs seek TO clear title to the
property.
The plaintiff. Mary Porter. alleges
hat the property was allotted TO her
AS a member of tho Creok tribe,
and that on March 10, 1917, she
reached her majority. Thereafter
she decided the property go Kelley
Now she claims that her father,
through threats to disposscss her
Of all her property, compelled her
10 deed the land to her brother,
tho defendant, on January Z. 1920.
She asks that this deed, obtained
through coersion. be set aside and
kclley's title cleared from any
claim OF the brother.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-12
Notice.

Notice.
John Cort- who presents Frityl
SChcff, IN "Glurianna," IL bring
Ing this production 80 nptly dc.
acribcd ns "thc lialnbow Diyis-
Ion of Musical Comciics" TO
Tulsa direct from its triumphant
ssnson at the Liberty Thcatcr,
New York, with its entire cast
anh production inthct. Seats
now selling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-12
VAN A HISTORY
OFFICE BUILDING
rAompson Brothers and
Hughes Will Erect the
Structure.
Is TO COST $500,O00
b,.ns Being Made; to Be
located at Fifth and
Boston.

..,,,ement was made at the
An..ai estate exchange luncheon
pusa yesterday in the Kepnedy
p nOon nn,i mat Thompson Brothers
es'aui s.'.l'lses u'' vlIl erect a 100000 office
7 s,uSIgg on the southwest corner Oh
lgsb and Boston in the near fuuure.
~ -" ".vonoscd structure will proDaoly
~ ~ "a or y stories and VIII con-
paw ono t offices on the 50x140 foot
n .cw owned by j. A. Chapman.
Nv. a..s,,ations for the purchase OF the
rtss.,art,, are well under way ana the
llVPs,g of the deed will probably be
~ - ,oday or tomorrow. according
n"' N Thompson. a member OF the
49, E which plans the building.
W% goai plans have not yet been
| - othough Il is probable that
~. IT, s,rnrtlre win be OF re-enforced
uhs nsorste ,s construction, owing to the
o..citv vou., Of fabricated steel. A change
.iso may be made 10 build a history
Sgnding instead OF 12-story Tor the
.oason that other materials are also
.,SrS c The firm purchasing the
n.onsrtv consists of w M. Tho1np-
N Thompson and r. IL.
Trsbs, % all OF Tulsa, and Roy B.
Thonnson of oklahoma City
Material will probably be ordered
x4,hln 30 days, It was stated, and
Ma on the construction will be
ssLsa for next week. Although
ISe abstract and title have been ap-
nroyed the first deposit made and
engagements completed for the re-
moyai OF a filling station now on the
tract II is not yet certain that the
nster4sl can be obtained for the
construction of the entire building
before late summer. Mr.. Thompson
sJd
Il am anxious TO see the building
nut up az soon as possible on ac-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-12

count Of the scarcity Of office build
ing In Tulsa at present" j. ~.
thompson said yesterday There is
little doubt that the offices could be
filled as soon as the building ia
completed, but we are not sure ..t
whether We can get the material TO
build IL with"
Real estate men greeted the an
houncement with surprise. few
knowing Of the deal. which has been
pending several days. Dan j. Davis
son Is handling the transfer OF tho
property for the buyers and ], B.
Jennings represents the sellers The
site was purchased for $l5O.OOO, IL
was announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-12
Many Garden Jobs Wanted.

Applicants for Jobs at the federal
state employment service yesterday
included men looking for Jobs max b.
ing warden, lumber estimator, har
hor pilot. camp cooks, clerical work -
ers. ana n few from metal working
trades All calls for common labor
were filled. ono young woman cS
pericnccd In private tutoring applied.
II she does not find something bet
ter she will do h2usework rather
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-12

than go back to the public schools at
present salaries, she said. This
woman was from Missouri ana was a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

the cross, but as King Of Kings and
Lord Of Lords
VIII Come PERSONAL.
I desire to ask four questions re-
garding the second coming OF Jesus
Christ and then briefly to answer
them, How will He come? Why IS
He coming2 When viii He come
What OF His coming2
How viii he GOMEZ He will come
personally In Acts I, 1911. we read;
And while they looked steadfastly
toward heaven as he went up, behold.
two men stood by them in white ap-
parel; which also said: Ye men OF
Galilee. why stand ye gazing up into
heaven2 This same Jesus which Is
taken up from you into heaven shall
so come In like manner as yet have
seen Him 90 into heaven"
Could any language be more ex-
pliclt2 This same Jesus" Not the
Holy Spirit at Pentecost, not the de-
struction OF Jerusalem. not the death
OF the believer, not the divine Idea"
But this SAME JESUS And Paul
tells rs In Thess- 4.16: The Lord
Himself viii descend from heaven
with a shout" o. glorious day We
shall see him as Thomas did. as the
u and the 500 did. he shall come
personally. He also shall come visi-
bly,. for we are told that every eye
shall see Him
Second, why Is He coming7 Is
there any necessity for His coming,
any need2 Yes He Is coming TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

bring about a reunion. He is not
coming alone. All our loved ones
who have gone to Him in death viii
come with him, and we which are
alive and remain shall be caught Up
to meet Him" o. the thrill that viii
be ours, the 10Y. And so shall we
ever be with the Lord" He Is COM
ing TO bring peace and He is coming
TO set up His kingdom
Comes Before millennium.
Third; When Is He cOming2 I do
not know the day nor the hour. No
one knows but the Father. And
when you hear Of anyone setting
dates for His coming. just put IL
down that he IS wrong. We do not
know the exact time, but we are not
left in the dark about the general
time OF His coming. Let US notice
that His advent viii Npremillenial
that Is He viii come before the mill
Ienium- Praise God for thati There
can be no kingdom without the King.
and there can be no ushering in OF
the thousand years Of righteousness
without Jesus. And then we can know
that his coming draweth nigh be-
cause Of the signs Of the times. IN
the last days" says Paul In II Tim,
3:1-6, '4perilous times shall come, for
men shall be lovers OF their own
selves. covetous, boosters, proud bias
phemers. disobedieut to parents, IN
thankful. unhOly, without natural az
LEELlUua LaLsE aIGAegLea AaAH4Al q AlA
OF goodness etc We can see on all
sides Of US these signs There are
a number crying out that the world
is getting better. But the Bible says
II Is not There are some people who
close their eyes, hold their noses.
stoop over q garbage can and i'm
agine they are smelling roses Yes
the world viii get worse and worse
and It VIII take Jesus and only
Jesus, TO bring order out OF chaos
Scoffers on All Sides.
Again, what Of His coming2 First,
Il IS an event 10 be considered Every
man out OF Christ ought TO consider
this question soberly and pravely-
His second coming VIII be just as
real as his first You can not evade
the fact Jesus IS coming.
On all sides today We hear scof-
fers. we see those who sheer at the
Bible, who make light Of sin, who
helittle this glorious teaching, but
they all viii weep and vail when
they come face to face with Him
who viii come. as Jude tells US, TO
execute Judgment upon ALL and TO
convince all that are ungodly among
them Of all their ungOdly deeds which
they have ungodly committed. and OF
all their hard speeches which ungodly
sinners have spoken against Him.
We cannot evade the facts Jesus
Is coming, and coming soon, and His
coming viii mean Joy, comfot and
reunion TO all who love him and con-
demnation 70 all who viii not have
Him to rule over them Which side
are you onl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

bringing some sort OF order out OF
the mass OF plans. and stopping. II
possible, some Of the prejudices
which obtain. each against the other,
between the purely secular plans and
the religious ones.
OF late years the national govern
ment. through its bureau Of educa-
ton and its bureau Of agriculture.
has had community projects and
pushed them Independently OF each
other and Of everybody else. The Y.
N. c. A has had county work Of
precisely the same character, only
with an infusion OF evangelism. The
war brought community service, and
after the war came IN community
councils in vast numbers The Fed
eral Council OF Churches has formed
organizations in many cities The
National Education association put in
its groups, aiming to use public
school buildings. and the churches
have entered on rural life plans. pro-
1ected by the home mission cards.
The state universities have their ex-
tension plans and the Chautauquas
are everywhere. II was out Of this
confusion that some progress toward
order was made at salt Lake City.
BAPTISTS WILL RESUME
SIOO,OOO. 900 CAMPAIGN
Their convention over, Baptists an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

be popular and there may be some
scandal growing out OF financial sup
port on a large scale
Astrologers warn all who may be
inclined to find fault with warm
weather that September Is to be a
month OF many discomforts-
Religious troubles and many changes
in Protestant church government
seem to be indicated for the autumn
The pope OF Rome may feel the
burden OF many h avy anxleties and
his health may not be satisfactory.
December brings a government OF
the stars read by seers as Indicating
many changes in the personnel OF en-
ployes Of the federal government
Sweeping economics. also are fore
Swallowed.
Financial matters may be much
discussed at the end OF this month
when a crisis In Europe precipatates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
Fl. PA SO HERALD

nounce their purpose to proceed their
campaign for S1G0.O0O,00O for general
purposes, apart from mere congrega-
tional support. and have set Novem-
Der next for the time to push Il
through. So far they have S65.0OO,-
600 pledged or paid in The campaign
this fan is not to press churches al
ready in the plan to give more, but
to induce such as have given little
or nothing TO enter the lists. A large
number Of Baptist churches have as
yet given or pledged nothing. The
sums underwritten to be paid to the
interchurch are in two funds, the
total Of which Is S2.50O, 900.
Baptists admit they are now
against the interchurch movement
that was, and which they helped to
the extent Of S2.500. 900 as stated. but
say there Is strong inclination to
cooperate with other bodies. Their
board Of promotion has been specf-
fically instructed to bring about such
cooperation as possible, and. lacking
success. to bring to the convention of
next year a proposal which Baptists
may make to other bodies and lead In
putting through. The principle of
the interchurch is highly commended;
the method Of Il to date highly
condemned. The promotion board is
already working on the task Of a new
cooperative program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

CO1fEONE has said that the grand
\ est fact in history is that Jesus
came to this world, the grandest
present truth Is that Jesus lives and
the grandest prophetic event is that
Jesus IS coming again Ny text is
the a, b, OF this glorious doctrine.
Note that Jesus says. I will come
again and receive you unto Myself"
These wonderful words are the sum
ming up Of thousands OF passages
found throughout Gods word refer
ring to the second coming Of Christ
Strange to say. there is strong op-
position to this blessed truth I can
vel understand why sinners should
oppose any teaching regarding HIS
coming For them II spells calamity,
for them It win be sad day. for they
shall Immediately be plunged into
the great tribulstion- But for the be-
liever II Is an event OF great joy.
You remember the passage in Luke
p 80, which tells Of the disciples re-
turning TO Jerusalem with great Joy
after they had seen the Lord tax n
up into heaven in a cloud Of glory.
Why we're they so full OF joy2 Be-
cause they had the glorious promise
that the great Savior was one day to
return. not again TO be born in a
not as the homeless one. not
to die again the isnOble death on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
BOMBAY. July 10. 1920.

A sTROLOGERS read this as an IN
n Important day. none OF the planets
being In q strongly dominating
aspect During the busy hours Mars
and Venus are slightly adverse. but
late at night Jupiter is family benefic
in sway
The evening is read as a particu-
larry auspiclous time for state dinners
or banQuets, since the sway promises
success TO men much In the public
eye. imparting eloquenc- and con-
vincing earnestness to speech.
Switzerland and Portugal viii con-
tinue to experience unrest that may
lead to serious results.
China and Japan viii furnish new
problems for International diplomacy.
A woman OF the Orient will make
fame for herself through some nego-
tiation-
Although farms may lose much
labor and crops may not he satisfac-
tory there Is to be a movement back
to the land that viii mean much to
the nation Colonization schemes viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
HOROSCOPE

A THOUGH Mars Is IN a benefic as
n pect today, according TO astrol-
ogy, Saturn and Uranus rule 30
strongly for evil that It Is day In
which TO be extremely cautious.
During this rule all the physical
attributes are likely 70 be stronger
than the spiritual aspirations Love
OF ease and luxury should be curoeu-
Under this sway the tendency 70
eat too much may be easily INDUCED,
making for diseases Of the digestion,
which viii be exceedingly prevalent
Men Of iron develop while Mars is
dominant and the sears declare that
weaklings are likely TO be overcome
in the next few years.
Health Is 20 be counted as na-
tional asset so jealousy, astrologers
/ foretell, that the standard Of the race
viii rise steadily owing 70 the pre-
valence Of scientific care for all types
OF children.
At this time there should be re-
veaIed benefits from the war not
hitherto recognized
Fame for a soldier who Will visit
the United States is forecast
Women are 70 be less prominent in
public affairs all through the next
to be. II the stars are Interpreted
Alright
Race questions will be again promi-
nent during this month The Indian
viii focus attention as well as the
negro
A plague OF insects may appear at
this time, tormenting human beings
as well as dumb animals
According to ancient lore toy
makers should begin to win success
during this position OF the stars and
new enterprises Of various sorts ap-
pear to be forecast
Persons whose birthdate Il Is viii
have great luck during the coming
year, II they were born in the morn
ing. II born in the afternoon the
augury Is not so favorable.
Children born on this day viii be
active and successful These subjects
OF Cancer are on the cusp and may
have Leo characteristics which i'm
part ambition and Initiative. - Copy
right. 1920, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
T eacher Who Got Better
Job May Lose License

Mount Vernon. n. p July 1.-THE
board OF education adopted a resolu-
ton directing W H Holmes. super
lntendent, at once TO begin proceed
lngs before the state commissioner OF
education to revoke the teaching L.
cense Of Miss Gertrude E Morris. a
former teacher at public school No 9.
The latter part OF April Miss Nor
ris handed in her resignation to take
effect Nay l. The board refused TO
accept Il because Miss Norris had not
given 80 days notice. Hiss Morris
went to New York and accepted a
teachers position at a higher salary
FULL line OF RODAKs and KODAK
supplies AZ Gandara.a-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

n. z. A. WOULD COORDINATE
MANY COMMUNITY PROJECTS
At the National Education associa-
ton convention just held at salt Lake
City a good deal OF progress was
made in coordinating the almost
hopeless number Of community pro-
jects that have for some years
organized and over organized public
spirited people. On three days com
rnunity problems were gone over
The Y. n c. A, and Y. W C. A, the
Knights Of Columbus, she Federation
Of Churches. and some Sunday school
commissions met with the social ser
vice and educational organizations
Largest emphasis was put on rural
work and the absolute necessity Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

BAPTIsTs WILL RESUME
100000. 900 CAMPAIGN
Their convention over, Baptists an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

the formulation Of some new policy.
Women may find themselves ez-
tremely susceptible to romance dur
ing the waning OF summer and they
are warned that the rule OF the stars
Is exceedingly dangerous to peace Of
mind
Persons whose birthdats Il Is may
have many small anxieties in bust
ness but the year should be a pros
porous one.
Children born on this day may meet
with many changes In life. These
subjects OF Cancer have the advan-
tage OF Leo characteristics. which I'M
part initiative and foresiGht.-Copy-
right. 1920. By the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
pAPrIsTs have adopted ior theiT

nAPTISTS have adopted for their
. ministers and missionaries, and
under certain conditions their
families, a pension system not very
different from the systems adopted
BIZ Episcopal and CONGREGATIONAL
churches. but claim they will be able
10 nut in their system at an expense OF
IA percent cheaper than the others
AT the moment Baptists exhibit great
interest in those pension plans, but
not many ministers have yet applied.
since time is required to educate
This education Is now being entered
on. the convention at Buffalo having
naved the way Arrangements are
being made with Baptists OF the
south, who have lately put In a pen
sion system. by which joint benefits
are to come to ministers who have
served in both bodies
The fundamental principle OF these
systems is that either the ministers
or their congregations pay In certain
sums during the lives Of the ministers
or OF their pastorates, OF both; that
in cases Of death most OF the benefits
are immediate; that there is a retIr-
ing nensiou for all after service OF
IS years: that ministers below 30
years Of age may apply for Dement'S
81 any time, but that above that age
application must be made prior to
July ! 1922 The retirement age IS
65 years. Some general funds are to
Be applied "a the payment Of pen
sions. il addition to the sums paid
In by the minister or his congrega-
ton These pension systems, now
nearly perfected in most large bodies,
put ministers on some such basis as
employees Of most large corporations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

SOON To SAIL T. 0A JAEA1
Frank l. Brown, Miss Margaret
Slattery and some 40 other Sunday
school experts soon viii sail for
Japan. taking part in sumner con
ferences. preparing for the World
Sunday School convention in Tokyo.
and going when it is over TO hold
Sunday school meetings in Korea,
China India, Palestine, Egypt and
this coming winter In Europe. Among
evangeficals. the greatest Bible teach
ers Of the country are to put in their
summer. fan and part Of the coming
winter in the far east and near east
Pacific steamers from al ports from
the middle OF July onward are filled
including some specially chartered
Following the Sunday school trips
and their convention the United
states is to be flooded with far east
travel books Some OF the delegates
now sailing are taking photographers
with them for travel book ulustra-
tons. wonderful exhibit OF Ameri-
can Sunday school lesson helps win
be made at Tokyo during the conven-
ton. The exhibits are already on the
Pacific. II is now planned to erect
in Tokyo a permanent Sunday school
headquarters building, to be also the
home OF the exhibit, which Is to be
left in Japan and become permanent
The building is also 70 be the head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
BlPT|5TS ADOPT PENSION PLAN
FOR PASTORS AND MISSIONARIES
n. E. A. WOULD COORDINATE
HaVW COMMUNITY PROJECTS

quarters for Christian educational
work in Japan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

/ viii come again and receive you
unto Myself.-JOhn, 14sa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17
What The Experts
Thiink

We have the most unbOunded confidence in FL Paso and in
our property which serves its 112 1000 inhabitants
Before able to sell this issue Of 100000 Of Year
20 Notes. we to get some to help by joining nanc-
ing Besides General Managers Messrs Stone
Webster secured the Guaranty Trust Company, of New York.
as partner in the underwriting Of the Note Issue.
Before the Guaranty Trust Company would join in this
deng they their representative examine
this property and look this community His report after
this examination very favorable to Ell Paso and to our prop
gg
The Guaranty Trust Company largest Company
in the world If you buy FL Paso Electric Notes you
simply doing the thing that they CATER an exhaustive
anaon have done You following the advice of snter-
ested experts.
When you invest it is best to follow the lead of experts in
the investment business.
Write Phone or Call
5YEAR 20 COUPON GOLD NOTES
PRICE 90 AND INTEREST TO YIELD 80
500, $500 and $1,000 sizes.
Notes in Limited Amounts May Be Purchased on
Partial Payments.
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Telephone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-17

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