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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Never take dangerous Calornsl
again "p0dsons Liver Tone" VIII
start your liver and quickly rid you
Of all miseries u constipation and
bIli0usness all the headache. diExI
pe,s, bad breath, sailowaeSs aud stom.
sch distress goes. Cal0mei sickens.
saiiyates, gets ineo the bones. cramps
you. "isods0n's Liver Tons" IL q per.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
rhs Hruts AualH.

~i,ar'ing cpoked dlnaer for you
all myself. and .oa've never sssd .
@ard about a."
4 would have, dearest, bot | sarae
lsow hate % he RtwayA runtplatning.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

seet substitute for Cni"mel and In %
sl~aSaat aud harmless yoa Gao safely
give II 10 chlldren. II doesn't siekeu
yoa or shake suu ell up, A large bot
tie costs but few cents at your drug
gist's. De-ison's Liver TINE Is guar
anteed To act better ihan Calotsri or
you get your naoasy back. No arga
;nen. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

"N hats the fuss al the fauutnnl
'holS has been drinking there all
day
A r city girl deeSn't fully appre''i-
ate her beauty gtIieSs sone one Is con.
S'antly reminding her " u,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
sad Confession.

"rSe ot'Iyrr says srsi we're ia, pars
INK Hpiel."
~ taa"
"lN'nt YOU Know "
II cant ',,' spFe
What ~ ypnr huStneSSs'
u aT 4 tr'fessor II geometry 49,
louisville i'nu~'ar Journal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
state o. ohte, cry Of Tnieae. r4ueaa
EnnHty-~sa

stsfe o. ohte, cry Of Tnieae, f4ueAa
Cnaaty-~sa
Frank J Chensy nbases oath thai he 10
rettSs partner cf tire Ezra ~ p ! Cheney
a 90, ioirg hasHtNs IN the tstty al To-
leSte. County and Stats aforesaid, ard that
sssa aTm will psy the sstn Of ONE HIN.
fREp DOLLARS fer any case Ut casafrh
tnst Garnet ~ cured ~ tire a#~ OF
HALLS cATAnnu MEDICINE
FRANK ] CHENEY
Sworn ~ tFfrrN rne sna saltsseFftss%f In
cry frss%ner. tffs 9TH cay IT fiscssfahsf,
A. ~ lss&
ssSil A W Girsren, Sctsfv rlhite
Hsii.'s rATARRH MEDICINE ts tab.
en- internally ard acts ,NreH9A tie nttsoa
ON iNs Nucoua Surfaces ~ sh~ SYesm
y, cheney a s'r Toledo Gtlto
" J Cheney A 60, Te'efa. 0hss,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Notes OF Interest
From All Parts
of Tennessee

Of ,Ae school taEa sntsFtat amounted
to ss.s3S.ss. according TO aaaaHnrs
sasat.
cgrA0vs. The Cuuteys HgA scAool
Ia ah0af 10 eloss Oae III ths Gaoss sas
eastal sehksal years Ia the AtsicFy VI
the school
kHnsvl.ie. ~-- pEIyegslty u TeaasSsea
glFis viii begin sse'r fight against oha'
high cost Of Ayisx BY asiag eos.oH
stockings for everyday wear,
Iasnboiat The ERsin~as Mens
clus Of HumSald, is again pressing
the matter of nsw aaiuR passenger
stasion on tar naanAsnmsa, 4ot lbs L.
4 N and NJ u railroads.
Memphis. The New York Lila In.
der~risers' Association NJ Memphis,
made up u agents o. the Memphis
bsanch Of the cen psny was tOgms4 81
meeting at the Hatsl CStsea.
s...s
Knoxville ~The Knoxville Railway
Light Company tiled a petigsoa vtlh
the utilities commission. Nashville,
axklne for SEVEN trats ear tare and
Two erat4 additional TOR transfers,
sSnatsass+s9r v'elsaenss assbi@e rssiaa
ne residence III Highland Park u
r. Whitman sv't kRoNu salesman,
aad seized five kegs and TAO saitcAsss
Of llqaor. approximately q gallons.
Lexington The Henderson Coaaty
HigA School beard let the contract
yesterday 10 contractor ana bailder
OF paiacah Nv. for the erection ~
$4,000 high school building at shh
place
Manchester ~ charter has been
granted FOR the establishment cf
Manchester post % the American L.
gion, enough OK soldiers having signed
the petition 10 srcufs the organization
here.
Jackson The Is realty deals At,
fected In Madison county during ihs
pas, week involved a total consiaera
titu ~ So egt "a shown by deeds re-
corded Tn Me office o. Cosn,y Register
II / Caradine
cIarksYllle The city OF Clsrks
ysIla through Darcy Fort, city s,tor,
ney and Austin rray aemnrrDd 70 the
h!tl filed by 'hr Southwestern Pres.
hytctiau University TO remove the uni
versi,y 10 Memphis
Nashville The V VI II 4 drive
for SIS oAa wen, over the top With
grand total 81 slytS5o according 10
An announcement nj drive headqasr
ters A part of this fund will ee used
fer the Y W II A
Jackson ---By experimenting state
and federal aid Win subscriptions 10
tho amount o. s'po Jackson naw has
80, ,,rev,,rf,v s,r ,he cy ,,srAltn-e a.
Z, soo 1, H., sxt.,5tsb,rs,,, ~ ,snA
80, cl,,t,, h,.r, f,r ~. eon,rol NJ VEN.
,a,i Diseases
.....
Hunho'd, Tho Gibson Coariy
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a. nn,-......,., -, - e.x,.4
-. ~. -, $50
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Most men ARE nstfw prompt about
fnstrg grpdes than = debt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

NJ MS" grumtllits people wuHt A,t
o suit you. Id Howe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

N3EF'lFs' y g'1iI
Perhaps that 10 the reakgan f~spje
dent hats ~ mprh If Il par In their
n,au'hs as they ased "a"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Al egptiNf II ta#t llo insists On
fAis'ne ahcu' himself when yon woala
IKE to he talking about Yourself.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

FREE
r~w asysi rsus Rs4k ess.
- ssfns ths&~ sesS eesr-s ~
ssh~s 6sssshtf~s r~es%~e
wysss fss v TssfsAY
RDyALksKtxs swrwtssA 10
40 fsias~ sse~<s
No. vs~f faA~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Jackson The IS realty deals a'
fected In Madison county during tbs
past week Involved a totsi consiaera
'ieH ~ kslega "a shown by deeds ~
corded tn Me office Of Ccan,y Register
II | CaFadinr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
WOMAN ASKS DAMAGES
Plaintiff says She Was Permanently
Injured when Defendant Caused
Her Ia Leave Sick Bed.

Alleging her health has bceu per-
maueutly injured and her left leg
ampu'utcd as the result of injuries
received when thc was forcihly
elected. under threats, from her
home by the defendants, owners OF
The properly suit OF MN Maggie
Jones against ;. }. Perkins and Mar
tha Perkins began IN district court
No. 2, Judge J. l.. Coffmdn presiding.
Yesterday afternoon. The case will
be concluded today.
Mrs Jones. In her petition. alleges
she, with her husband and three
children. were tenants of two room
house on South Owasso avenue.
While the plaintiff was recovering
from the Influenza, and not able q
be out of her bed, she claims Mrs
Perkins came to the home, and when
Mrs. Jones could not produce tlj
due on the house rental. Mrs. Per
kins. with threats OF physical VIC
lenCc. compelled tho plaintiff to rise
and attempt 10 leave the house. Mrs
Jones says she was not acquainted
with her legal rights In the matter
and In Attempting to carry out the
orders Of Mrs Perkins, In her weak
cned condition she fell from the
steps OF the house This fall she
claims. resulted In Injuries which
later necesgitated the amputatiou OF
her left leg, for which she asks dam
ages Of $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
NEGRO FOUND GUILTY
Sentence Of Two Years Returned In
District Court Against Man
Charged With Larceny.

Charged with the theft Of two auto
tires on June ~, 1918. Jim Austin.
a negro, who prior TO the alleged
theft was employed by the O. \.
Stiner Tire company, was found
guilty by the Jury before which he
was tried in district court yesterday
and was sentenced to two years in
the penitcn,iary. The defendant gave
notice Of appeal Of the case TO the
Oklahoma criminal court of appeals.
Testimony introduced by the state
showed that Austin had terminated
his employment with the Stiner COM
pany a few days prior to the theft
Of the two tires valued at $3.50, but
returned to the store on June IL
and was around the place for several
hours. one Of the employees saw him
leaving the building with the tires
and overlook the defendant several
blocks from the tire company store
on East First street.
Although his attorney explained TO
the jury that the negro would show
that he purchased the tires from an
other negro, who might have stolen
the property Austin, on the witness
stand denied having any tires in his
possession. The Jury was out only a
few minutes before returning its
verdict.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
SIX HELD MAY BE
WHITE SLAVERS'
Tulsa Police Capture a
Couple Wanted in
Denver.

Six alleged white slavors were ar
rested in Tulsa yesterday and are
heinC held by the police here pend
INK uvcstigatiou OF their travels
since they left Denver last fan. May
collins and II Il. Gosscr. Two OF tho
alleged Mann act yiolators. are be.
ltg held FOR the Denver police on "A
forgery charge
-Four others held here gave tho
names OF MIR. and Mrs G. =. Duns-
Ton. and Mr.. and Mrs. III. VI. Ryer-
son. The couples claim to have left
Denver several months ago, travelling
Through various Kansas towns. The
Two girls who claim to be the wives
OF bunston ana Rycrson are sisters,
they told detectives. Their maiden
name was Hopper and both former
!y lived at Hutchinson. Kan. Their
husbands are eN-soldiors. discharged
nom the army last Juno The trip
through Kansas was made partly By
rail. the couples having been to-
gcthcr since leaving Denver. The
motor car which brought them over
land was sold In a Kansas town for
SIS they claim
Papers from the Denver police are
en- route here for the eNtradition OF
the Gosser-Collins couple. who are
charged with forgery
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
Sheriff Finds AUTO
Near Here After An
Extended Search

An automobile stolen from John
Iambcrton In this city Scptcm-
hor 10 has been found hy sheriff
james Wouilcy after the officer
by telegrams. traced ears similar
to the one stolen from the mid
die west to the east coast Tho
car was found In possession of q
man at Nuru station, but no
prosecution will follow because
the county authorities believe the
man to bc an innocent purchaser
OF the stolen property
After the theft Of the car, the
property disappeared but one
month ago bv telogrnphine the
factory, Woollcy learned that "A
man In Pennsylvania had Il llud-
sun car OF this model ANA the
same factory number as the one
at Ncrn station. Woollcy further
examined the local automobile
and found "A number which had
not been altered and this CORES
ponded with the number OF Lam
bCrtOn's car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
LOCAL HOTEL WAS
VICTIM OF H0LDUP
Lone Gunman Took About
S75 from Lobby of
Admiral.
THEN POLICE ARRIVED
cooroe White Was Booked
After Getting Only a
Block With Loot.

,-r,ed with heavy revolver, a
a,,ered The Admiral hotel lZSu
I'3u I,'33.,i,1i about 10 o'clock last nlght
''.,,,r,p,anded about eight persons
anu aII we're in the lobby to stick 'em
UP voman. unseen by the highway
stunned through a back door
I.'i'' 'I r,r 10 a telephone. Patrolmen
S,. ,, lI,ncham. IA. II. Boyd and
ihCo.S,z," hoS John started Immediately
,,,,,, the police station and arrived
,'',i ,bs scene shortly after the gun
Oh, ou had taken about $40 from the
n"rke's Of the people in the LOBBY
ppnd had started up the street.
when accosted by the three pa,
.-,i,lcn the man surrendered ana
,,,,,,Een 10 the city jail where he
80 he name Of George White. He
s,id that he recently came here from
Io,,iny where he had been work
i,, on a pipe line. lie was about
AZ yo,rs old and when searched was
s'ry1 I'm have about S7j which he is
snancs,d TO have taken from the
,,trons NJ the hotel. He also had a
sorr,idahle looking six-shooter.
White was lodged in the city Jail
nend.nr investigation of the alleged
theft.
The Admiral hotel is operated by
Joscph Baker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
TOWN CLUE HOLDS MEETING
How l Spent the Holidays" Subject
OF Talks at Semi Monthly Dinner

A one-minute talk on How |
Spent the Holidays" was given by
each member Of the Tulsa Town cub
at the semi-monthly dinner and
monthly business meeting in the
Kennedy resta lrant Monday eve
n <. Most OF the members had re-
turned from their vacations.
Following the report on the 81
pairs Of stockings which were filled
and delivered to the county poor
farm Christmas and the many in
dividual gifts distributed. plans for
the coming year were discussed. A,
present the club is marking time"
while awaiting definite information
as to the securing Of a community
service worker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
INSTALL OFFICERS SUNDAY
John Rogers Il President OF the
Christian Endcayorcrs

The roster OF the Christian En-
deHvor society OF the First Christian
church Of Tulsa, which will go 20
press this week, Will contain the
names and addresses OF officers Of
the organization and all members.
both associate and active. with a
designation to indicate TO which
group each member belongs The
roster is printed annually in pamph-
let form.
The Christian Endeavorers. who
arc S5 strong, have separate social
and business meetings each month.
installation OF the new officers Of
the society for the first half OF 1920
will take place Sunday evening, Jan
uary II, with Dr. Meade Dutt, the
pastor, presiding. The officers are
John Rogers, reelected as president:
McCarrol, vice president; Edith
Dilling, secretary; Ralph Goldsmith.
treasurer Anna walker, pianist,
and Mary Smith, assistant pianist.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
FAVOR A SALARY INCREASE
Educational Officials i'm session at
New York Draft Program.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--Material
increases In teachers salaries were
urged today In program formu-
lated by public education officials
from nine eastern states as means
of relieving a critical shortage of
teachers which has closed hundreds
close more.
The public schools Of the nation
are facing a critical situation" says
the program In the states OF the
Atlantic seabodrd hundreds OF
schools are closed because teachers
are not available for them"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
PLEADS GUILTY TO ASSAULT
Frank Burke Fined $50 and Costs
in District Court Yesterday.

Frank Burke. accused Of assault
with intent to Kill upon the person
of H. NJ. Wooley on the Bruner
farm five miles northwest of Tulsa
on December 16, 1918, entered a
plea of guilty at the opening OF his
trial In district court, division No. 2
yesterday. and was fined $50 and
costs
and later Burke, according to the
story Of the complainant, fired sew
eral shots from revolver at
Wooley. Burke plead not guilty at
his arraignment but yesterday when
his case was called for trial decided
to change his plea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
MRS. WILSON BOUND OVER
Accused OF Beating and Robbing
Man Of 500; Must Face Trial.

Nharged with assaulting and rob-
ping an old man, Mrs. Ethel Wilson.
l-ls East Hodge street, was com
hl'lted TO jail yesterday at the con-
fusion OF her preliminary hearing
geIore Justice II. ]. Gray FOR trial by
district court.
81, u NJ Goodwin, ~ South Owasso,
cue complainant, claims Mrs. Wilson
WIN the assistance Of an unknown
,t mian oeat him over the head on tho
ushl OF December ~ while he was
az tne wilson home and then took
Cae Ciore than 500 from his pocket.
levin says he had Obtained
s,,aNy Use al the Wilson home and that
sauli took place. Wv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
LARCENY CHARGE DISMISSED
''"H and Wife Held Not Guilty OF
stealing Quilts and Pillows

fbs Ia1le SaSe TO show any intention OF
con- '''ishdant to commit grand lar
tsii{1, me case against Arrizio ca
v.- ana his wife, Della Cateldo
inp usiLlssed AT preliminary hear
c. ,yosserday before Justice III. J.
me- the prisoners proving that
an touhd a quantity OF bedding In
on Tn1aanuoned home in Sand Springs
dIljgcneeIi !, and that after using
r!rbtfT IN attempting to find the
ery - ,LSWher, converted the prop
Inc Information ogai,s. ,ho :,
eil ill''ah'S' signed By Mrs. O, W New,
be3 accuses them of stealing tps
bed9irss' our proof showed that the
a hoe, valued at t35. was Jeff in
thai ,ho win unlocked doors and
In rsrau ,ne defendants violated no Ia w
removing the property "0 10"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
ANDREWS FUNERAL TODAY
Body Of Former Tulsa Woman who
Died in IT. Worth Wednesday,

The funeral services for Mrs. Il.
L. Andrews, wife OF local oil man,
who died in Fort Worth. Texas,
saturday, will be held from the
E!rst Methodist Episcopal church
Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Ladies OF the Aaba court will meet
on the second floor OF the church
building at 2:45 p. m. and attend
me services in a body. Interment
VIII be made at Rose Hill ceme-
terry.
The Andrews family lived here
lhtll IN 1907 when they moved to
tort Worth. Mrs. Andrews IL sur
VVed by two sons. Howard and
Leon Andrews OF Fort Worth, two
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Green of Yale,
ana Mrs. Mabel Buchanan OF
Whittier Cal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
LEGAL.

NOTICE OF SALE or CAS- pipF LINE
Notice Ia hereby given that the city Of
MuskoEce will ou or before tho 18Th day
Of January 1920 rcccivo scaled b,d, for
the purchase ~ the municipal Ess pipe
line extending from tho reducing station to
South Sido boulevard aud from tho re
ducing station to tho Brushv Mountain gas
wells. being total of a. 500 luoh feet
syc ~ nipc 50 inches plan eud pipe
welded average length 90 foot. average
depth in ground 40 inches. Al bids re-
criyrd will be opened at regular session Of
tho city council on the llh day Of Janu.
AIRY. 1920 and the city reserves tho right
10 accept any Of said bids or reject ALL
W. ". GILBERT
city Clerk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
MOVIES TO TEACH RETAILERS
Business Methods to be Illustrated
BY Motion Pictures Here.

Motion pictures as a means of
teaching modern business methods Is
the departure that will be attempted
at o'clock at the municipal audi
torium on Thursday and Friday
nights, under the auspices OF the
Retail Merchants association.
Several reels will he shown dealing
with the troubles of a merchant and
showing how they can be eliminated,
How to deal with clerks will be eX-
planned, as will the values of news
paper advertising. Store organiZa
ton, window displays, credit tsys-
TENS. selling methods, and kindred
subjects all interesting to the man
in the retail business Will he illus
trated by the moving pictures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
Norg0n's Daughter
May Come to Tulsa
On Charity Tom

Miss Anne Morgan. only dluEh-
ter ot the late i T.. MORGAN. Oh.
uancigr. may appear iu Tulsa soon
il plans now being formulated are
carried out Mrs Niuuc, aud
Mrs. Snccduu arrived here Ncs',r.
day from Kansas Ctty to aIruuF, d.
speaking date fur Miss NurLtu
ana are comforting with Nr..
Frank ~ Grccr aud Earl Sinclair
regarding the matter
Miss Morgan has hccn touring
,hv country since her return from
Wtr work over avla aud ia Irr.
turing iu the Interest uf % fund
for the rebuilding uf Tho drvs.
'ttcd cities OF Franc, Her talks
are Illustrated hN motion pictures
OF the actual conditions 300 the
cities where she E"ryrd during
the struggic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
Kerr 10 Spcnk AZ Rotary.

Alexander II. Kerr Of the Kerr
Glass company. will he the chief
speaker al the regular luncheon
meeting OF the Rotary club at noon
Wednesday at Hotel Tulsa. At what
will be the first meeting OF the
club Of the New Year Mr. Kerr
will discuss a system that he uses
in his business and one that he de-
clarcs will bring success to any
business man.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
SEEKING MORE EVIDENCE
additional Arrests Expected in Rag
land Case Killed Near kuiaun.

"I''TINT ~ IT" WVTTT-
ADA. Jan. u. sheriff Frank
Grdls of Seminole county. and
Fred Bowlos. deputy at uasakwa.
were iu Ada today running down
evidence relative Go tho hIuug of
Tom Eagldud, near kuuavt ou the
night col january They lett In
the afternoon for koudWi whore 10
Is generally expected moro arrests
viii be made In a short time. Lorad
turratt. who Is in jail here lu con-
necuon with the killing talks freely.
lie says on the nIEhl of the killing
he was loading hogs at the home u
a ncighhor Ilo insists he can
prove an alb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
Maiy We're Given Ala

proys, Tulsa county humane socIetv
10 TSIsa' 'naeed "a friend in need
endins' di'Sa needy during the month
We're december 81, 1919 Rents
nishadp dpSla tor II families, fuel fur
and 40 'oI 8, gas bills paid for six
10 orders placed for groceries,,
the nisons were given clothing
3IgOp|GCes furnished amountinr 70
gsrrnsr,ihe Vhe hundred and forty new
dren. were purchased for chill
pairs ~ tohe hundred and twenty
% pair. o'u SHOES were awarded and
calls ro ot new footwear. The
juyenlls IN sickness and in
'e work were many.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
Miner Instantly Killed.

Asensln A. Wbarra, SO years old,
was instantly killed at II o'clock
yesterday at the Hickory mines
when he was caught in a belt. His
head was split open and his chest
badly bruised. The body was re-
moved to the Robert McBirney un-
parlors OF Tulsa. Funeral
will be announced
later
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
Campaign News Notes.

Rev II. II. wade. pastor OF the
First Baptist church OF Guthrie and
for years member OF the Baptist
home mission boards cyangelistic
staff, arrived yesterday in the city
and preached last night at the Inn
manuel church.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07

Rev. w. T. Conkwright OF Sapul-
pa, Mr. Harry Albright OF okla
homa city and Mrs NJ. a. Dunn
mems and Mrs. II. V Garnett OF
Nowata are all in the city attendt
ing the revival Mr. Albright. vino
for "a while sang tenor in the cam
paign quartet, will sing at the union
meeting at the First church at 1880
this morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-07
Schedule of Baptist
Campaign for Tulsa

Wednesday at First Baptist
church, 10 a. N, devotional hoOr.
Dr. Bailey. song leader. Mir. W. j.
Work; 1890 a. m. solo. Mr.. Work
duet. Messrs. Albright and Blank
enship; reports; quartet, campaign
quartet
At all Baptist churches, 7:30 p.
M, evangelistic services, visiting
evangelists and singers.
Campaign News Notes.
There have been over 30 addi-
tons to the Baptist churches OF
Tulsa and Vicinity since the begin
ming OF the evangelical services
The dominant note at the union
day service Tuesday was the great
need OF intercessory prayer upon
the part OF Christian people for the
lost. The service was one of deep
spiritual power