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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

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ing oiter'd Tor $50 ana girls 'ney
are very t"nd values
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seem 10 nav" 'lr'Ith msnfucon-
p'"hting rutii'S a. i,n'S' i"r thcir
lr'c"'ih' iiochS i"r p'' street
Visit CJudyland, 40 South Main,
after the show, after the shopping
tour or ANY old Time for It is there
you can rest and chat and indulge
iu refreshing refreshments.
At most of the big marriages
which have taken place recently,
many tiny tots were noticed as train
hearers and were Costumcd ~ pages
from different periods of our his
tory.
The brides silver should bear that
touch Of personality that is the real
izaron of her long anticipated wish,
with simplicity and character the
outstanding features. The complete
array of various distinctive patterns
Of Gorham silver they are showing
al the Harry lIoilhron JeWelry store,
south Main, Is indeed delRhttul IN
its sui'ablcucsa for the bride Of to-
day
In the less formal effects bright
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

CurRCu OF JESUS CHRIST
Ulcorsnu2cd lntcr Day Saiuts) -
Tenth and Rockford George A.
Kelly pastor sunday school, $3.50,
sacrament at H. rcligio. $50,
urc1,uug 1.lj. Wednesday prayer
service Z. .l5 y m
CtURCU or ASSEM- BLtES or
GOD i',ffh ana Peoria roarD, :.
\ Jameson. pastor. 1920 East
Third. Os1rc iGll-N sunday school
at 10. preaching and Lords supper
It H.. preaching and testimony
go The Bclviow clr viii take YOU
uEut tu tho church.
CuuHCu or GOD Fifth aud
Madison g. ~ shlpman, pastor.
sunday school az ~ a. M, preaching
at IT a. m. and 1880 - m Sons
services az y. M prayer meeting
Tuesday at y m, revival mcotinss
are stilI going ON.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

The Milburn Light Electrlc-~first
you are 80 comfortable In its at
tractively graceful, low-swung body,
arranged to give freedom with ample
carrying space; then it's easy con-
troll is appealing, besides you can
do suburban driving and 90 places
you never would attempt with the
heavier oloctrics. Let the Bottom
Bros. Motor co. 6l9 South Boulder,
demonstrate this ear to you.
We read that all restaurants In
Paris are now compelled to close at
10 o'clock In the evening. Loons as
though Paris was Initiating the L.
S. a. in reforms.
We want the newest style of wall
paper Just as we want the latest Gre
alton in gown and noticed that
The Home Decorating Company, 3ll
South Boston, IL always ahead OF
the times In having wonderful i'm
ported and domestic wallpapers and
draperlcs. Drop around and look AZ
them.
IIcadgcar worn by young ana Old
displays pcnchant for fiowcr-miss-
cs Of bcwiIdcring and gorgeous color
You must see the wonderful new
creme dolls at $. j. McGoe company,
23 West Third street. / can't de-
scribe them, they are too cunning.
Drop by and see them for yourself.
Tor every known purpose, from
the beginning 10 the end ar the
juvenile day. the first fabric spoken
offs blue serge.
If you are dcsirous of making May
the happicst "Mother's day" for
your own mother, why not present
her with a likeness of yourself, taken
by the artists of the Rivkm studios,
West Fourth? Phone for an APP
pointment.
Ribbon worked up In all sorts OF
ways n being used TO trim many
midsummer hats.
Have your eyebrows and lashes
permanently dyed the color they
should he by the specialist at the
Bonna Dea Beauty Parlors, sll
South Main.
Black taffcta trimmed with black
and white ribbon l. new and novel.
Right now ysv sare beginning 10
need the French negligecs, hand
made blouscs and drop skirts. Mrs
Nell Eylos makes to your order az
/ her shop, 2U3 Ault building
Some New York papers. say that
In the audience which greeted Ger
aldino IarIar, Ia "Manon'--last
week, honors were divided bctwco.
Jade aud American beauty, ana tilHt
while most women were gowncd In
pastel shades they only acccntuatcd
the brilliant notes.
II you haven't already taken ad-
vantage of the ciosiuE-out sale OF
the NcWsum Grocery 81 SuiiH
Boulder Il say you have missed
one golden opportunity. Thluei
are going fast, but | noticed yester-
| day that there We're still many won
dcrful bargains for those who have
IA, desire 10 save on their grocery
bil.
Raffia embroidery Is the trimming
of the moment ami was recently
/ used ON ccru net for m evening
gown,
n lust seems natural for Mrs
BAgpaur. 9O3 Mary Brockman
+ apartments. 90 make charming sum
merry trocks. She gives each gar
mcnt happy, breezy look, so desired
+ i'm the warm weather dresses.
/ Dear RCader---It In for your hcuc-
/ fit and convenience and the service
| hope to rcndGJ "a You that | make
the tour of the shops each week nn1
| trust thnt my efforts may fulfill
their mission to you ana that you
will not hesitate to call upon mo
whenever can bc of any service To
YOU Address "EliL2bcih Ann, caro-
OF The World.
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EPISCOPAL.

TRINITY CHURCH - Firth and
Cincinnati Holy communion at 5;
Sunday school, $50, morning serv-
ice at II. Services conducted by
Rev Roltc =. Crum Of syracuse, n.
y, who has been called to I'M va
cancy caused by resignation OF for
NOR rector.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Elisabeth Ann Looks Hb0ut
7'0NW and She Says

faSnain time ~ 5
Oi
qureS
H i bette! than nmd H hod do""ed those oh toys
Word fashions and
apido donI lose of il
PATRON
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METHODIST.

FIRST ODIST--FIfth and
Boulder. j. W. Abel, pastor. Miss
Faye Burritt Emery, assistant; IT,
~. Johnson, financier. willard John,
supcrntcudcnt; II. :. Raymond.
league president. Sunday school
$50. Epworth league, 545; junior
AL by Miss Emery; intermediate at
bv Mrs John. Morning service,
iO.l5. The Old Church in the New
pay" by pastor; evening at ), great
cyangcIsdc service by pastor. Spc-
c.M cnoir music for these services.
GRACE CHURCH -- Third and
Trenton. Everett simpson, 1927
East Third, Usage 123'-k, a. y
Br.rd. superintendent. Miss CccH
johnson, league president sunday
school. $40, Epworth league. 6:30;
tY-.or al 3 by Mrs. Hornbeck Dl-
yiue worship, II and 1880; preach
ing by The pastor; special music by
me choir. Prayer meeting Wcdnes-
day. 7:45; topic, Heart Purity"
B.b,c class Tuesday at s and Thurs
day at >, by Mrs. Mary Cox
DEGUTT MEMORIAL --- Four
tceuth and Quaker, landur l.. Bran
non. pastor; +. c. Mccullough, su-
perintcndent Mrs. Saphrona Mess
ucr, primary; Walter Brandborg.
league president, W. II. Sidcrs. Choir
istcr; Il. W. Kcefo. financier; sun
day school 9:45; Epworth, $50;
preaching at II and 1880.
BOSTON AVENUE on. T. So
Fifth and Boston. Dr. Louis ;. Bar
ton, pastor; {. ]. Allen, assistant.
sunday school. $50; Epworth league
at b. Preaching at 1, Hearing and
Doing" Or. j. NJ. Peterson, former
presiding elder, will preach at 1880.
TlGERT MEMORIAL. on. T.. 81
Main and Easton, Harold G.. Cooke.
pastor phones Usage 5S6l and 69SS,
W NJ. Hurt, superintendent; 9. /.
E,hc, league president; Mrs. l.. A.
Hurst, centenary treasurer. Sunday
school, $3.50. Worship at IL and 1880.
HAGI.ER MEMORIAL on. L. s.
Park and Phoenix. Sunday school,
$50. Worship at IL and 1880.
PARK VIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH-Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching by pastor at II a m. Rcv.
l.. /. Brannon will preach at the
evening service at 1880.
WESLEY COMMUNITY -- First
and Lee. West Tulsa. Rev. W. 9.
Clock, pastor. Sunday school at 10
n m. Epworth league at 1880 p. m.
Sermon at II "A. m,
BETHEL MISSI ION-Osceola and
Council northeast part of the city).
Mrs. Bertha Ehlers, superintendent.
Sunday school at 2:30, followed by
public worship.
WESLEY CHAPEL IN. T.. Col)-
Frankfort and Easton. Rev. II. Il.
Johnson, pastor. Sunday school at
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rMMANUETI-tSecond and Rock
ford. C. l.. Siler, pastor. III south
Victor, Usage $3.50 and 9iSO. sun
day school, 9:45; unions, 6:45.
Preaching both morning and evening
by the pastor. Bapti2ing at evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Every church is urged 20
give announcements for this column.
VIE do not want TO miss anybody or
show any favoritism. Report oach
week. not later than Friday noon.
Notices received later can not be as
surcd Of attention Ed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
CATHOLIC.

HOLY FAMILY -- Eighth and
Boulder. John G. Herring, rector
Sunday service hours. First mass at
Z a. m. Childrens mass and in
struction at 9 a. m. High mass and
sermon at 1880 a. m. Evening de-
yotion, inquiry class and benediction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST-El Eleventh and Boulder.
Services at IL and s. sunday school
$50. Subject, probation After
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SACRED HEART-Sixteenth and
Rockford Rev. Charles Standaert.
rector. Service at usual hours.
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MISSOURI SYNOD LUTHERAN.
Rev. Christopher Lierson, pastor.
Regular services at II a. m. cour-
house, district courtroom.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY, APRIL 25 1920

service. \ o'clock Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening at s.
NOGALES ANENUE--First and
Nogaics. W. \. Todd. pastor, pho1e
595g-R; Charles ". Fox. superin-
tcndcnt phone oSfS-R. At Q. 80 a. IN.
is the sunday school hour. The Jun
iur, intermediate and senior h. \. =.
q. viii meet at a. m. The prayer
meeting Wednesday at s y. IN. We
invite you.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

COLLEGE HILIs- seventh and
Mccoy, kendall Robert II. clarke.
pastor. Howard W. Meyer super
intoudout sunday school g.4J;
Eudcayor, senior and intermediate,
$50. junior "a. 8. Morning worship
at o.. Subject. "Twu hy Two.
Annual financial canvass at p. m.
Evening song service with reading ny
Miss Avis Allison at 1880. At =
o'clock announcement viii hc made
of the total amount OF subscriptions
secured for the work of the church.
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BETHEL MISSION-Osceola and
Council northeast part of the city).
Mrs. Bertha Ehlers, superintendent.
Sunday school at 2:30, followed by
public worship.
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WESLEY CHAPEL IN. T.. Col)-
Frankfort and Easton. Rev. II. II.
Johnson, pastor. Sunday school at
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OLD-T1ME MISSIONARY BAp-
TlST-6ll South quincy Rev Nor
row, pastor. charles Crews, superIn-
tcudcnt Sunday school at 9.A3,
preaching at II and Z. Everybody
InNIIol.
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JEWISH

BNAI ENtNNl .. Qfg south
Cheyenne, Morris Teller. rabbi
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SpIIiiTt NI.iSr

FIRST UNIVERSAL cU.Rct
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WESLEY COMMUNITY -- First
and Ice. West Tulsa. Rev. w. g.
Clock. pastor. Sunday school at 10
p m. Epworth league at 1880 p. m.
Sermon at IL a. m.
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PARK VIEW COMMUNITY
CHURCH-Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching by pastor at ii a m. Rcv.
l.. l.. Brannon will preach at the
evening service at 1890.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

SEVOND DETSTlTFNTNN = IU-
mis- and Barton |NrchcrD. The
church that shows moving pictures.
W. II. Murphy Jr, pastor, W. o..
Formau, superintendent. c. c. Win
ucr. league president Endoavor at
$50; intermediate and junior at I
O'Clock, led by Miss Edith Baugh.
Morning worship and sermon by
pastor at II o'clock, subject, "Rcl-
gious Education; evening, 1880.
''rhe Eyes of Jesus" wednesday
evening prayer meeting, 10. lic-
lures for children Friday afternoon
and for adults al 7'30. campfire
girls and boy scouts Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

UNITED PRESBNTERIAN --
Cheyenne and Cameron. Charles
Ncwcomb. minister l16 West cam
erou, Usage 3941-R. Bible school.
9.i5, preaching at II, Christian
union, 1880.
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IIAGLER MEMORIAL on. T.. s.
Park and Phoenix. Sunday school,
$50. Worship at II and 1880.
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BULLETTE MEMORIAL - Bull
lette and Haskell. Rev Hugh Cres-
well. pastor, G. II. kimbrough, act
ing pastor. Sunday school at 10.
preaching service at 1880 by Mr..
Kimbrough.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

BOSTON AVENUE on. T.. So
Fifth and Boston. Dr. Louis ;. Bar
ton, pastor: Z. j. Allen, assistant.
sunday school. $50; Epworth league
at 3. Preaching at IL, Hearing and
Doing" Or j. NJ. Peterson, former
presiding elder, will preach at 1880.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

VOU who use
i 81 inch tires
constitute more
than h alf til c
tire buyers Of the
world.
To build this spe-
cial nodded 81
in. tire, $7,OOO,-
600 factory W as
built and a spe-
cial organization
brought together.
The Washington times., 1920-11-14
.IH|NKslAz ISN'T !.
EBAD As.PA|N1ED
Losw's Palace Director Says
I Famed vlolinist Both Plays
and Likes II.

.Jaxx" may not be 20 bad - It's
p.intsd. At least tAltis what Thomas
cannon. director OF Losy's Palace
Theater orchestra says. Ia
Mt. Gannon's remarks We're maze
around an intersstiuk -Heifetr anec-
aots. when Jaseha Heifstt, that rers
and almost trsnsce Adsntai violiptst,
was Ia washington for recital last
season. he invited some OF the "coysT
q the Palace orehestre TO call an
him at his hotel one or tto' "a
them had been feliow-sfudents win
Hsifst. played for thsss young
musicians. siviAE them . pFiyets re-
citAl all their own. .rk,.s'a go 10
And what did he plsy' .Derds;,
nelIar" There are iotsg Of spsopls'
who would havss iiksd 70 hear 4 him
But M. Cannon ssys 1.-The public ~
misinformed about tiAss" II is met
a lot Of noiss, but rhythm 10 the
predominant idea. There " good
dance music and bad d4nce mpsic.
Just 90 In Mr. Gahnpn'p oplbion
there IL good .Jazx- end bad "JasSF
He gave what he cSllsd pypGr~4H of
good "JaSs" and other dance music
at a recent dance Cor AcAcis INd6s
ladies' night at the Wfliard. with an
orchestra OF twelve. -
Well. II, HeifetE can make . gem
of "Dardanella," II 10 UP I'd our mp,
sicians to emulate him Why. make
horse-play out Of q agood cpnedyf
The Washington times., 1920-11-14

sen. snds the followinEi program by
Ampico Artists: 4 ~.
@fcocsfaw tParadiss,, Henry Sou
vsipe. in.person; .Adinuetto" (Haydn),
Carl Friedberg; Caprice "Alceste"
lGlpck saint Saensl, Olga Steeb; first
movsment. 'Pathetiaue" senate
lRsethoysn). Clarence Adler; mo.
tpSnt Musicale" tschubert). Godow-
shy; "Etude." Il major (Chopin) f,
Henry souvaine. in person: "Rhap-
sOdy," q minor (Bramms), Victor
wittssnstein: "Etude' IN e tchopin).
Arthur tRubinstein; "Poionaise." A
'W4lse Iinmoresque" fstojo wskD. Le-
xitski ts.PreIude," q sharp minor
FsaGhmaninoff). by. Rachrnaninoff;
"peRse Negro. (cyEtl Scott. Orn-
stsi1; Jesux d'Eux" (Ravel). Moisei-
WITCH: s'Goiiiwos's Cake Walk" (De-
hpssyE Henry Souyaine. In person, and
rHnpEe rian Rhapsody,' No. 9 tLiszt)
Levitski.% ~
r.. "a. wednesday.
e:15. a. m, Central High Auditorium.
FEArURE CONCERT DAY..
$50 pm. Masonic Auditorium.
Comparison concert. featuring Godow-
sky Leyitski. ornstein.' ahd the
famous. Russian composer pianist.
sersei }Rachmanioff. assisted by arr
lists. By. invitations only. Cards upon
request at ,Jordan's.t
Program: Henry Souvaine in solos.
the Ampico repeating, HIS own Man
prano. win sing the A"vissi d'Arte"
rravSV ~ n anA ilYSx~, -
The Washington times., 1920-11-14

the recital experience 20 the young
studsnss OF tne city, as well as 60 the
music lover.
A recital wilYbe given each month
with Elizabeth Winston. pianist, In
December. followed by an ensemble
recital by Daisy Fiekenscher. violin
Walter Nash, cello. and Caroline
SENDER and Mona Jelliman. plano; a
violin recital BY Anton kaspar. with
readings by Victoria Siddons; and In
March. piano recital by Caroline
Bender.
The Washington times., 1920-11-14
CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES.

A group of Washington profess
sional musicians are to be preSentec
in a series of five concerts at the
Franklin Square Hotel on Friday
evenings. beginning November 10. at
S:15. with a piano recital by Mona
Jelliman. The concerts are given un-
der the auspices OF the whitecroft
Piano School. with an effort to bring
The Washington times., 1920-11-14

s. wengerd Of Community Service OF
the District OF Columbia.
ProEram-Part "a; cantata. The
Pilgrims OF 1920" by Il. y. Hosmer.
given by the National Community
Chorus, chas. 3. Wenesrd. conductor.
Edith Is. Athey. organist, Fannie Il.
Buck, pianist. George II. Lambert.
baritone. Part II; Songs by Nancy W.
Stillwell. contralto; four numbers by
the Lorraine Trio, Maurice shrowski:
yiolinist. Boriee Packewitz. celiist.
The Washington times., 1920-11-14

Pastel" ParadiseJ "whisperuu
Fiowers- ,von Bion.D -souy =
tolinka.D and an Allegro Unsa -
uIsydn:l four Ameriesn Indian q Use
OF cadman. sung ~ Ruby pof n,
soprano. with Gertrude McHae Arthe
plano, and organ solos By Ed1<h =
Athey. civic organist. the ~Larg0~
from the New World Symphony o<
Dyonak. and ''orsnde onsrtoir9 g
Batiste. sr g.~e
America" by chorus and audisnee
will conclude the evening.
The Washington times., 1920-11-14
MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL.
CHURCH.

The Mount pleasant chorus OF fifty
yoices. under the direction OF Norton
M. Little. will sing at the morning
service. A preliminary musical SER
vice will be given by Mr.. Robeeon
beginning at 4:45.s The music for the
yesper service at s O'Clock Is given
by the solo quartet composed of Miss
Frances Scherger. soprano: Miss
Eleanor Kittridge. contrslto; T. J.
Quinn. tenor, and Herman Fakler.
bass. The programs Are: Morning.
organ prelude. prayer" Uemsigre);
tenor solo. "The Publican" (Van de
Water) sung by Mr.. Quinn: offertory
(chorus) Festival TIE Deum" (Buck).
sung by Mt. Pleasant chorus: organ
postinde. ''Minpetto" (Faulkes). Pre-
liminary service, my Heart Ever
Faithful (Bach): Funeral March.
(request) Chopin: I'm the Twi-
light" trequesD (Harker). Vesper
service. contralto solo. 20 Rest in the
Lord" (Elijah) (Mendelssohn). sung
by Miss Kittridge; offertory. (quar.
tst), "Still. Still With Three" (Foote):
organ postlude. "Jubilate! Amen"
(Kinder).
The Washington times., 1920-11-14
PILGRIM rnncnsrESAny

The big Pilgrim Tereentenary TO
be observed here from November II
TO Goth. will be appropriately eeIs-
brated by the National Community
Chorus In a splendid concert on Fri
day. November 10th At b. m. at
Central High school. cooperating
with the Community centers. The
following interesting program win be
presented under the direction OF Chas.
The Washington times., 1920-11-14
MRS. HYsLOP, sOLOIsT.

Mrs. Nina Hyslop, soprano, gave ar
attractive program of songs recently
at the Home for lncurables." Mrs.
Hyslot was also soloist at the open
ing of the series of Sunday lectures
given by the international New
Thought Alliance, Raucher's, singing
the Voice In the Wilderness" by
Scott. and "How Beautiful are the
Feet" from 1.-The Messiah"
The Washington times., 1920-11-14
MUSIC In CAPITAL


Jessie Masters. eontraIto. will give
= Sacred Concert" at Petworth N. r.
Church on Sunday evening. November
81. at . o'clock. This coneettN In
suguratss a series OF musical events
At this church that Is a departure In
church programs.
The Washington times., 1920-11-14

il an founder
Institution Jonas chksrns American. SO va: his father His
fought this
Ihrouheu the great all the vast industry of
of
music during well
In other buy chiksins Piano buy "Al
sran-Mads" piano. . ....'
The Washington times., 1920-11-14
pnuRoH or sns COVENANT.

At the Church 'of the Covenant this
afternoon at S;so o'clock the musical
program will be rendered by the
Double Quartette. In the evening" at
O'clock. the evening choir will give
the program, Both services are IN
der the direction OF sydney Lloyd
wrightson. with Harvey Murray at
the organ. and In the evening with
Claude Robson at the piano.
In the afternoon Richard Backing.
tenoy will sing as solo How Many
Hired -servants." by Sullivan. The
anthems are: Thus saith the Lord"
lHosner) with incidental solos by
Miss Bolln and Mr., Miller: softly
Now the Light OF Day" (Berwald) /:
and offertory anthem. 20. Jesus, ]
Have Promised" (Brackett), with in
cidehtal solo by Miss Belsser. The
organ prelude Is by Devred and the
postlude a finale by Guilmant.
The evening service Will include a
q solo by Herman Fakler. baritone.
"Out Of the Deep" by Capel. Incl
dental solos In anthems VIII be sung
by Mrs. Downs. Miss Smith. Miss
Bollin and Mr.. Fakle:.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
FIRST TRUCK FUR
 PNEUMATIC TIRES
 ARRIVES IN CITY

The one-ton Federal truck, espe cially built to be equipped with pneu- matic tires is in Phoenix at last. Since the advent of giant pneumatic tires. engineers who have been designing trucks have been working on a plan for getting out a truck especially de- signed for pneumatics. The one ton Federal is the first one on the market to accomplish that end.
 Julian Holmes. sales manager for the George H. Reuben company. who handle the Federal in Phoenix. is es pecfally delighted over the advent of the new truck. He believes 1t will fill a long felt want and meet the demands of the most exacting in this section of the couhtry. N
 The new truck is now on display g the Reuben company's show rooms On North Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-25
P0TTBERG SECURES
 MORE STUDEBAKERS
 FOR THIS DISTRICT

c. V. Pottberg of the firm of Barret and Pottberg, distributors for Stude- baker cars has returned to Phoenix after a short visit to the coast, during which time he com bined two duties, one being the business of seeing that more StudebakerS were sent to Phoe- nix and the other bringing his family here.
 Of the first errand Pottberg is of course enthusiastic. He has succeeded in getting several car loads of Stude- bakers for Phoenix within a short time to fill pending orders. They will be here shortly and deliveries are being promised for a number of impatient would-be Stakeholder owners. h'
 And of the second errand. Pottberg returned to Phoenix with his wife and two boys, one of whom was born here. They will make their home here of course. and are already satisfied they will like Phoenix.