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Arizona republican., 1920-08-27
U. s. Government
 Tents

16x16. Reclaimed army shoes, O. D, Wool shirts, shelter halves. Is South Fourth street. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-08-27
FOR SALE-HoUSEs

AOR SALE-Four- room brick ready r move into Phone 8626 or call 4e
 I-nomas road; no agents. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-08-27
FOR ENTERTAINMENTS

UNFURNISHED three-room apart ment Phone 3126. q
 WELL furnished apartment for rent to healthy adults at 722 First St. dn
 FURNISHED apartment; large aiTT rooms; healthy adults only. 2214 W Washington dn
Arizona republican., 1920-08-27
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Worth the Money

6-room modern brick P. D. bungalow in Capitol add. this side of Capitol; hardwood floors, built in features, fine lawn and shade; price $63o0; s20o0 cash.
 6-room brick northeast on paved street; this house is new and well built; s7500; s2000 cash. Groom brick F. D., on paved street, northeast Evergreen Add; good yard, garage and cement driveway. Let us show you this as 1t is a pleasure. Price Ss500.
 V. NJ. FIKE REALTY co.
 r E. Adams
 Phone 47s6 dp
Arizona republican., 1920-08-27
FOR sALE-AuToMosILEs 4zs Ford Touring

Like new. for sale by Owner at bar gain. With $250 cash balance easy terms. See it at Second and Washing
 ton streets. dp
 TWO-TON Republic truck; dray body and good rubber: ready for the cotton haul See it at 35 N. End @t. Will give good terms. dr
 FOR SALEl1915 Ford, demountable rims good cords and speedometer. en- zine in good shape; $275 cash. Phone 25S0 dn
Arizona republican., 1920-08-27

I HAVE for sale large step ladders, ? dust brushes and enough paint and varnish to paint a 1O-room house. I will take $75 for qusck buy. w G. Baker, Gen. Del. Phoenix. dp
Evening star., 1920-02-28
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS 11-2o

AS Moses the WELL daughters priest
and drew fill trough the
focks. Exodus us. 10
% Rude shepherds drove the daughters INDIAN
2) Moses from his
home their father asked how had arrived
day. 90 the daughters replied Egyptian
water er US C the father said Why that have left the
Call him he bread
home Moses accepted and to dwell with them:
Moses later married Zppoah the daughters
had had little son whom he named Gershom Exodus, 2H32
When the King Egypt died the children
bondage they cried Cod God heard their groanng
beed His Abraham,
223-25 ' '
Moses, though finely
poyed by his father the hocks
AS Moses his Horeb
bush that ahre the did 81
Moses will step aside and this
bush burnt Exodus, 5.5 ,
While watching why the bush did
OF God speaking him the midst Exodus
When Moses heard God the God of
and the God OF Jacob he hid his
look God Exodus,
s1od talking Moses from the
surely seen the aHetion omy people which Egypt
that land unto good land and large land flowing
When Moses discovered that God him deliver people
from the Egyptians he said, Who should
Pharaoh and that should Israel out Of
Egypt? Exodus, 310-l1. - ~ wv ~
Evening star., 1920-02-28
COMPLETESP[ANS
FOR THE RATINGS
IN BIBLE CONTEST
Committee in Charge Ar.
ranges for Examining An
. SWers on Life of Moses.

Plans for rating the answers in the
second Bible question contest being
conducted by the Bible department Of
the Federation of Women's Clubs. The
Star cooperating, on the life of
Moses. have been arranged by the
committee on examinations. Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgkins, chairman of
this committee, has held several
meetings and several groups Of super
visors and examiners have been pro-
vided for.
the contest will continue to hold
meetings at the Y. NJ. c. A. on Tues
day and Thursday at 1880 am. and
on Tuesday evenings at George Wash
ington University. Meetings are also
to be held Friday evenings at 1880
o'clock at the Public Library.
Contest Open to All.
The contest is open to any person
in the United States. Prizes are given
for the best answers. There are 100
questions in the series-ten of which
are printed in The Star of each Sat-
urday.
Answers to the previous ten Ques-
tions must be received or have been
mailed before midnight on Fridays.
Answers should be addressed to Bible
Contest Editor, The Star, Washing
ton. D. c.
In filing the answers the name. ad-s
dress, age, birthplace and date OF
birth must be submitted on an extra
sheet of paper and inclosed In q sealed
envelope, which must be pinned to
the papers bearing the answers, ana
then placed in larger envelope for
mailing or delivery. Bible references
must be given with each answer For
those contestants over eighteen years
of age they may state they are over
that age
Answers Printed Today
Answers to last weeks ten ques-
tions and also ten questions for the
coming week are printed in an ad-
Joining column.
Evening star., 1920-02-28

soon make District of Columbia En-
deavorers a visit. Christian En-
deaVor mass meeting and dinner will
oe held Wednesday evening. March II,
tne CaiNary Baptist Church in
honor of Mr.. Gates.
+ + X 4
A roll call service is to be held to-
morrow morning at H Street Christian
Church. c. R. L. vawter, an eyanYeljst
OF Kansas City. Mo-, is to begin a
series, series ct Of. revival meetings at the
****
Former Representative Chandler of
New York is to lecture on The Trial
or Jesus From a Lawyers stand :
point tomorrow night at Foundry
fMethodist Church. He will be intro
duced ce by Representative Gillett,
speaker OF the House of Representa-
tives. The third of the series of
Lenten sermons is to be preached
by Rev. DR.. Randolph Thursday even
ing.
Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean, pastor of
Lincoln Road Methodist Church, is to
give an illustrated lecture on Les
sons FROM the Life Of Washington"
tomorrow night at the church. At
the morning service Rev. DR.. Clar-
ence True Wilson, general secretary
OF the Methodist Episcopal board of
temperance, is to preach.
x X X
Rev. ]. S. Edwards is to address a
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 80
o'clock at Shiloh Baptist Church, L
street between 18th and 18th streets.
X \ 4
Representative Jones of Pennsyl-
vania is to address the mems Bible
class OF Mount Pleasant M. E. Church
tomorrow morning at $3.50 O'Clock on
Ideals Of Christian Living" Family
pew day is to be observed tomorrow
morning at the church service.
+ 4 4 X
An effort is being made by the
young mems Bible class Of Metropolis
tan A. NJ. E. Church to increase the
membership. All colored men are in
vited to join the class.
+ \
The first of a series of sermons is
to be given by Rev DR.. John E.
Briggs, pastor of Fifth Baptist
Church, tomorrow night on THE
judgment"
X
Chaplain Feahy Of Fort Myer is to
Evening star., 1920-02-28
PULPIT AND PEW.

At the last Of the special evening
services in All Souls Church tomor-
row evening. the minister, Rev. DR..
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. will speak on
Life" The service will be followed
by an informal social hour in the
church parlors. -
Rev DR.. Herbert Scott Smith. rector
of St. Margarets Episcopal Church,
will preach tomorrow morning the
second sermon of his Lenten series on
theme is: Communication with the
dead in relation to Holy Bible and
it's heart. Jesus Christ
a special service for members of
the Washington Rotary Club is to be
held in st. Adams Church, Mt. Saint
Alban. at o'clock tomorrow even
ing. In connection with the service
a pulpit lamp. a memorial to the late
Joseph N. Stoddard. past president Of
the club, is to be dedicated. The
lamp is to be presented by Mrs. Stod-
dQrd.
THE sunshine evangelists." DR.. and
Mrs. Jesse r. Kellems and Charles H.
Richards. will begin special evangelis-
tic services at the Ninth Street Chris
tidH JlH duO - SlTccIS
east, tomorrow. DIR. kellems will
preach both morning and evening to-
morrow and each night during the
week except Saturday. Mr.. Richards
is a soloist and song leader. He will
conduct a large chorus at each 'serv-
ice.
+ X +
A mass meeting on Russia" is to be
held tomorrow night at Emmanuel
Baptist Church. Addresses are to be
delivered by DR.. Edward H. Egbert
and Mr.. Raund Of Russia. A mission
ary sketch. Hanging Out the Sign" is
to be presented at the Sunday school
exercises in the morning. The annual
supper for the men of the church is
to he held Tuesday night at the
church. An all-day meeting of the
women's Society is to be held We'd
nesday.
kk + +
Percy Gates. former president of the
District of Columbia Christian En-
deavor Union. and recently elected
general secretary of the United So
ciety of Christian Endeay0r to succeed
William A. Shaw, lesigned, will
Evening star., 1920-02-28
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
THIRD 10 OF 100 QUESTIONS
ON THE LIFE OF MOSES

Although finely educated what often today did Moses
offer when God deliver Israel their
expressions?
What promises Israel
When Moses told had
him had told believe
what might
confidence n and of his
When Moses could
deliver what Gods him. what
best plan did God offer?
After his brother
did Moses
Where did Moses his brother
Moses?
After Moses and Aaron reached asked that children
of Israel be wilderness their
with a feast. what the kings reply?
When
children of Israel be leave the place
days that they might worship their God what did king
After second by the king tasks
them his people condition. what
Moses mental condition?
How chapter
God made Moses concerning he deliverance
tCopyigh LouiseH arr.1
Evening star., 1920-02-28
'$16,7OO,0OO IS SOUGHT
FOR NEW-WORLD PLAN
United Presbyterians Announce
Program in Move
ment.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, February IS
Sixteen million. seven hundred thou
sand dollars will be raised by the
United Presbyterian Church to pro-
vide funds for carrying out the new
world movement program, announced
Rev. DR.. ]. Alvin Orr of Pittsburgh,
general chairman of the movement.
The cost Of raising the fund Will be
only one and one-half per cent Of the
amount raised, according to the esti-
mates of the advisory finance COM
mittee, composed Of laymen. bankers
and others
To get the closest possible check on
the apportioning of the fund every
item was scrutinized by five boards or
committees.
The budget of exactly $16,715.208
has been apportioned down to the last
dollar for definite purposes. The
broader apportionment of the budget
is as follows: Board Of foreign mis-
sions. $1.102,G45; board of freedmen's 8
missions, sS60.25O; board of church
extension. $1.122,590; board Of educa
ton, $177.625: board of ministerial re-
lief. $S64.262 womens board. $2,277,-
1863; women's association, s253,75O;
seminaries. $54S, 300: colleges. $4,376,-
461: Christian workers Bible training
school, s121,S0o.
The canvass will open on April 25
and close on May 2, simultaneously
with the interchurch world movement
campaign. The entire program of the
United Presbyterian new world move
ment will coincide with the inter-
church program in the future.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
Church Officers Elected.

At the annual membership meeting
of North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church the following Of
hcers were elected for the ensuing
conference year:
Trustees-D. ]. Burger, w. T. Scott,
X. c. Hess. o. B. Mayo, w H. Jefferies,
j. A. Boarman and c. A. Seller Stew
ards. Harry Dove. Howard F. Rap
pold. John H. Wolf. William F. Clark,
August c. Spiekerman, Charles Will
liams. Oden A. Carrich. Mrs. Martha
n. Boarman. Mrs. Ida n. Bishop, Mrs.
b. s. Hathaway and Mrs. Mary l.
Wilkinson. Pianists for midweek
services-Miss J. Lenore Brown and
Mrs. Bertha Woodside.
Lady visitor to the Aged Peoples
Home of the Methodist Protestant
Church. at Westminster, Md.-Mrs. b.
S. Hathaway,
Evening star., 1920-02-28

give lecture on Hawaii, the Cross
roads of the Pacific" Tuesday even
ing. with stereopticon views. at
Northminster Presbyterian Church.
Chaplain c. c. Bateman of the
United States Army is to preach at
the morning and evening services to-
morrow at Second Baptist Church.
.x
DR.. James n. Taylor is to deliver a
lecture on Mexico" tomorrow night
at s o'clock at Calvary Methodist
Church
At the Church of the Covenant
Mile. j. D'Aubigne. a member of a
distinguished French Protestant fam
lily. will speak at $40 pm. tomorrow
Rev. Howard D. Talbot will preach
in the morning at IL o'clock and in
the evening at o'clock.
4 X x X
Rex L. L. McDougle. pastor of Rose
dale Methodist Church. has return ed
from Altoona. Pa. and will occupy his
pulpit tomorrow.
A series of talks are being given
Thursday evenings by Rev. DR.. Earle
Wiley at Vermont Avenue Christian
Church.
DR.. Nehemiah Boynton Of Brooklyn
n. Y, will preach at First Congrega
and at pm. The large chorus choi,
and solo quartet, will sing part :wc
THE Denial in the Palace" from
GauPs passon music. under the direc-
ton of Harry Edward Mueller, organ
ist and choirmaster.
+ 4
President Henry Churchill King OF
nf ha
tional Council of the Congregational
Churches of America, will speak at the
vesper service at the Mount Pleasa nj
Congregational Church, Columbia
road near 14th street. tomorrow at
4:40 pm. The public is invited. This
services.
The Foundry Methodist Church quar-
tet is to sing at the service tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at American
University Chapel. Massachusetts ave-
nue. and 3sth street
Conditions in two countries tha,
are now in a state Of turmoil will be
described at Hamline NJ. E. Church
tomorrow. In the morning at II
o'clock. DR.. James NJ. Taylor, recentl,
back from a trip to South America
ana Mexico, will give a message or
the latter country. In the evening al
8 o'clock, DR.. H. X. Rey of Korea, a
representative of that country here
will tell of conditions in his native
land. DIR. Rey. while a student ir
Washington some years ago, was
taught his English by one of the Sun.
day school teachers at Hamline.
+ X X
Two large audiences witnessed the
showing in film of THE Old Home.
stead" at Hamline NJ. Z. Church Tues.
day. The movie was given for chill.
dren in the afternoon and for adults
at night under tne auspices Of Mems
Club. Pictures will be shown free
monthly in the future as part of the
community work of the church.
The mems club of st. Luke's p. r.
Church will meet in the parish hail
Monday at 1880 pm. instead of March
II because of the mission the week
of March 8. at the church. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
X
Rev J. Henry Monk, pastor of the
Fifteenth Street Christian Church of
this city, will begin meeting in the
Christian Church of Maryland Park,
where Rev. Ezra Hayden is pastor,
tomorrow night.
The Woman's Interdenominational
Missionary Society Union is to meet
at O'clock tomorrow afternoon in
the auditorium of Central Union Mis-
sion.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
CLEVELAND PARK CHURCH
GETS MINNEAPOLIS MAN

Rev. Frank E. Bigelow has accepted
call to become pastor of the Cleve-
land Park Congregational Church.
34th and Lowell streets northwest.
His pastorate will begin Easter Sum
day. He comes from MINNEAPOLIS.
where he has been pastor of the For
est Heights Congregational Church.
Formerly he was in Cleveland. Rev.
DIR. Edward D. Eaton, who recently
resigned as pastor of the Cleveland
Park Church, will preach his last ser
mon tomorrow. He plans to leave
soon for Hawaii, after which he will
reside in Boston. Sunday. March Z.
Rev. DR.. ]. Stanley Durkee. president
of Howard University, will supply the
pulpit Of the Cleveland Park church.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
CATHOLIC CHURCH. BUYS
ENTIRE PETWORTH BLOCK
Fine Edifice Planned on Grant Cir
cle-Rev. John Mcnamara
to Be Pastor.

Sale of an entire block of ground in
Petworth to the Petworth Catholic
Church was reported this week by H.
G.N Bergman & Co. The block is
bounded by Grant Circle. 7th street.
Varnum street and Webster street
northwest. and comprises approxi-
mately 10000 square feet of ground.
The church already has begun con-
struction of a temporary frame build
ing to be used until plans are pre-
pared and arrangements completed for
erection of one of the finest church
edifices in the northwest section of
the city.
Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara, present
assistant pastor of st. Patrick's
Church. is TO be the pastor in charge
of the new church.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
SHERWOOD FREE OF DEBT.
One of 345 Presbyterian Churches
That Burned Mortgages.

Rhode Island avenue and Goth street
northeast, is one of the s45 Presbyte-
rian churches in the United States
which have paid off their debts and
burned their mortgages. according to
announcement of DR.. David q. Wylie.
general secretary of the board of
church erection of the Presbyterian
General Assembly.
The total payments include $326,6S7
in loans as made by the Presbyterian n
board of church erection. 1t is stated
other mortgages Cancelled would make
the total much larger.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
TO- UNVEIL FAIRBANKS
MEMORIAL TABLET

Representative William r. Wood of
Indiana and Bishop William F. Nc
Dowcll will be the speakers tomorrow
night at the unveiling of the marble
tablet erected in the Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
to the late Charles Warren Fairbanks.
There will be special music by a quar-
tet choir. Reservations have been
asked for the alumni of the Ohio
Wesleyan University. the Society of
Indiana and members Of G. A. r.
Vice President Marshall, who was to
have represented the state of In
diana. has been prevented by death
Of foster child.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
To Address Lepers' Aid Auxiliary

The Washington Auxiliary. Mission
to Lepers. has arranged for an ad-
dress by Kelly Unger who is to go to
Siam as missionary among the lep-
ers at a meeting Friday afternoon at
. o'clock at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church South. 9th street
and Massachusetts avenue. The meet
ing will be open 20 the public.
Evening star., 1920-02-28

The Obscrvatore Romano. after de-
scribing the frightful condition of
abandoned children in Armenia. pays
tribute TO American charity through
which orphan asylums have been
] oDened
Evening star., 1920-02-28
SCHOOL LESSON
PETER WRITES ABOUT
CHRISTIAN LIVING.

Peter, ais, II, II. 1925.
Golden Text: He that saith
he abideth in Him ought HIM
self also to walk even as He
wa1ked.''-1 John, 2S.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTs.
Seventh-Day Adventist

tGOI0red.b
Southwest corner 9th and y sts. n
Sermon Sunday night. February 29li--S pm.
Subject-"THE DEATH KEELL OF THE
WORLDS WAR
Tuesday and " ednesday. March End and 3rd
Preaching at pm. by Ed. +. L. Gilbert
Christian Jew-Eloquent spiritual. deer
thor. teacher and a powerful prcachrr >-.
cal music by the choir. Seats free.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
Metropolitan Baptist Church

metropolitan Baptist Ohurch
Sixth and Streets NE.
JOHN COMPTON BALL. Pastor.
Eleven and seven forty-fve-
Rev. Linn G.. Drake
s:30-Bible school. class for you.
10:o0-Hon. c. ". Hamlin meets men.
3:O0-Junfor Y. r. 8. c. z.
6:45-Young Peoples Bright Hour.
ATTEND THE CHURCH THAT CLOVIS.
GOES AND GROWS CONTINUALLY.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
THE HOME CHURCH
DAPTT%F.
Calvary Baptist Church

SdAvdIy 0dpSASS NAAss~Ss
9Th AND h M1S: NV.
Rev. SAMUEL H. GREENE. D. d., Pastor.
Rev. A. F. ANDERSON. D.. D.. Assistant:
Sunday school. $50 an. n. s. Faucet.
superintendent.
ii a.m.-Sermon by Dr. Greene.
p.m.-Address By Dean William A. vii
bur Of George Washington University.
Christian I.ndeavor meetings: Sunda!'
6:45 and :, m; Tuesday, pm.
Thursday. Z p.m.-Meeting Of pastor ana
deacons. especially to see any desiring TO
unite with the church. pm, church prayer
meeting. Covenant meedng.) Entrance on
Friday, 7:3O p.m.-Friday Evening Club;
classes in basketry, millinery and dressmak-
ing: o'clock, French and self lf-expression.
for both ladi, and gentlemen. p.m.. Boy
Scouts.
Petwort . 81. and R.1aGlph e.%G ph.scToRsE .,,s.te
9:3O-SunL ~ school Large orchestra
100 a.m.-Prcachng by pastor.
200 Pm onng Peoples meeting.
7:l Pm aching BY the pastor.
West Washington Baptist
3lst and N sts. NV.
WILLIAM r. FLANAGAN. Pastor.
II 100 a.m.-"Why Ashamed Of the Gospel: ::
7:45 p.m.-''T'he Purpose of Gods Good
e:45 5a.m.-sunday school. GAS. b. y. P. G.
1000 0'cloek-Mens Bible class.
There Is q Welcome for You.
Grace Baptist Pastor P. anf F. " ! JoHSsoS AN o.
s:so-Bibie school. Glasses for all.
11:O0-"IN THE school. OF CHRIST
7:4s-.NO MESSAGES FROM THE DEAD: '
Evening star., 1920-02-28
Temple Baptist Church

Second Baptist Church .,s .1.. : " Va.
Chaplain c. &. Bateman, dean OF L. s. A.
chaplains, will preach at II an. on
FIGHTING IT OUT WITH DOUBT AND
DEATH and pm, THE MAN AND
THE GUN" thousand seats and a thou
sand-fold welcome. You are cordially invit-
ed to hear Chaplain Bateman. Come.
Evening star., 1920-02-28
Fifth Baptist Church

Fifth Baptist Church
STREET NEAR 9Th SOUTHWEST.
Ihe Tomorrows of Life"
will be the general subject of Or. John E
Briggs for the next few Sunday nights. ID,
Our Departed Loved Ones Sleep in the Grave
DO They Come Back to Rap Tables and SpeaI
and Write Incorrect English or Are The,
At Rest in Haven The object is to com
fort the bereaved and to make heaven reaf
S. g.. $50: chapel. 3; B. Y. p. T.. 6:45
The psblic is cordially invited.
Kendall Baptist Church
9th Street Near u S.W.
Sunday, Feb. p. 1920.
$50 ANS. 8. Gas p.m.-C. Z.
11:00 a.m.-"Carins for Kin Folks
1880 p.m.-'.Moving.''
+. L. GRIFFIN. Pastor.
Temple Baptist Church
10th and n SITS. NV.
Rev. J. J. MUIR. d. d.. Pastor.
$50 an, Bible school. II you are looking
for helpful Christian surroundings. you will
.CHRIsT"s C0MPAssiON''; evening. IAN.
CELLO ILLUSTRATIONS"
p.m.-Christian Endeavor. All are in.
vited to attend.
A HELPING HAND CHURCH. CONE
Mt Tahor WISCONSIN AVE. NEAR
WV o0 Belt road.
Rev. AMOS CLARY. Pastor. Regular services.
E. Hez Sven pa pas'Ss S;. ts,, s.sI ..se n ma. ii.
eyes and ears to Jesus pm. Hear the
(men like them): songs composed by the pas
tor. Ill Am pastor breaches. Centennial
Evening star., 1920-02-28
UNITED BRETHREN.
Memorial United Brethren Church

North Capitol and sts. NV.
Rev. CHARLES p. FuLTZ u. D.. Pastor.
$40 a.m.--Sunday school.
IL :0O a a.m.-SerrDon by PASTOR
700 p.m.-Christian Endeavor
500 .m.-Illustrated lecture. 30 yicwa
Evening star., 1920-02-28
UNITARIAN.
All Souls Church eeKSEh aSS :, srs' 1s''
.APTIST.

BAHAI REVELATION
Meeting Sunday afternoon at 3:0S O'Clock
at Pythian Temple. 1013 9th street 3rd
floor. rear hall. All welcome Help those
sunken in materaiity to realize their di-
vine sonship. and encourage them TO arise
and be worthy Of their b.rthright. ABDUL
BAHIA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
Diamond Concession Interrupted on
Account of sabbath Day.

SO numerous have the phone calls
been especially frpn out-of-tuwn
readers. inauirinR whether the %
por cent reduction would continue
for Saturday that the FIRM and
Main street jewellers arc taking this
means ~ answering.
Tho store Ia closed Tor business
every Saturday In the year ana they
tannot doviate from this custom Tor
all the money In tho universe that
Is their principle and principle ia
their daily guide.
However TO nCCOuEn Odnte m"
many anxious inquirers the sale VIII
be continued on Monday for the on
tire day Every article has "a corfu
icate Of gcnulnencss ana guarnn-
tee Of value. Ev"ry diamond ig nb-
solutely perfect ana Ht saving Of
&c per cont.
The object Of this sale is 10 raise
cash to pay their current bills, ana
which they find Impossible 10 secure
at the banks BE convinced aud
call the store at Fifth and Main.
the Sinclair oil corner. but wait until
Monday morning and earn 20 per
cent --Advt
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HOOD RIVER, ore, June IA
Mrs. w. L. Morrison. editor and pub
Usher Of tho Maupin Times, although
"A woman OF slight build, has for flvo
years past done both the reporting,
editing ana mechanical work In con
noction with her paper, "a weekly.
She also finds time To print letter
h. ads and other stationery for the
residents of the vicinity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13

pany In making the public pay Tor
advertising matter designed 10 de
ceiVe them. II is true gas 10 was'od
Eat tho burner tips" and tho most
economical methods should be used
to overcome this waste. but when
gns company has a line loss of
from 20 to 40 per cent and has gas
oiine plants on liz main line blow
ing gas into tho Air night ana day
II In In no position 10 give the public
lessons IN gas conservation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13

an overdose Of fruit coloring in imi-
tation punch used I'm a local school
conscious for several hours,
Three young girls OF the cast were
taken 10 their homes In such Sc
rious condition that physicians had
to be summoned. Two remained un-
conscious or several hours.
A sample" OF the coloring was
sent to n chemist TO be analyzed.