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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
COTTON MOVES IN
A MARROW RANGE
Sentiment Evenly Divided
and Nothing to Stim-
ulate Market.
SAGS LATER IN DAY
Lack of Support at Close
Sends Futures Down in
Final Trade.

NEW ORLEANS, July 10. --
Changes In price in the cotton mar
ket today were narrow as the result
OF "A more even division OF sentiment
and the absence Of anything start
ling in the news to stimulate opera
tions OF importance. on the first
call prices were l to points up
but very shortly sufficient selling
came In TO put the more active
months to 10 points under the
c'pse of yesterday Later the tone
steadicd and losses were recovered.
Net advances finally amounted to 7
TO II points, October rising to Sass
Late in the day the market sagged
under the scattered selling and lack
of support and the close was points
down to 10 points up net for the
day.
The weather map was favora BILE
and 1t caused much of the selling
OF the session, but bears were re-
stricted In their operations by fear
OF July developments and also by
the possibility of bad weather as
the result OF the low barometer TO
the west and northwest Of the belt.
Boil weevil reports from Texas also
were disturbing. on the other hand.
bullish traders were held in check
by continued reports OF unsatisfac
tory trade in textile centcrs.
Daily Cotton Table.
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STOCK MARKET
PROFESSIONAL
Last Weeks Unexpected
Advance Has Not Been
Assimilated.
NkIkC CND NNNN MI G
GAINS FOR GOOD OILS
Call Money Was Available at
8 Per Cent Throughout
the Day.

NEW YORK, July 13.-Trading
on the stock exchange today was
largely a repetition of the preceding
session and the instability of prices
indicated that last weeks unex-
pected advance had not been thor
oughly assimilateo.
Dealings were contracted but the
gyrations OF several OF the more
speculative issues. which fluctuated
within an area of TO almost 10
points. afforded further proof of
thes obvious professional character
fRthe market.
Gall money was freely available
'at per cent throughout the day.
Another moderate reaction in
British exchange was accompanied
by reports that England had as
sumed the greater part OF the An
glo French loan.
Bonds were featured by the
strength OF Belgian l-2's and the
new Swiss governments SIS. both
making new high prices. Domestic
bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value, sl3,i50.000. Old United
States bonds were unchanged on
call.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
RAIL LOANS APPROVED
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grants sanction 10 Total Now
Aggregating - Million.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The in
terstdte commerce commission cer-
titled TO the secretary OF the treas
ury today its approval OF new loans
to the railways OF the country. bring
ing the total OF loans from the rail-
way revolving fund to s22,0s6,S75
include:
Arkansas harbor terminal rail-
ways $4,000. Carolina, Clinchfield
and Ohio railway 100000 Bangor
Il Arrostoock railway 100000. Illi-
nois Central railway tI,5l1.55O;
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
road si,446,523. salt Lake & Utah
s235.000 and the Atchison. Topeka a.
santa BE railway S5,543,6O0.
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RID MARKET PA GE-FZNANCE GRAN-OH COTTONLIVE STOCK

house for a few minutes, and upon
returning to IL. discovered Westbury
crawling through the alley They
arrested him and later arrested Mrs.
strickler. Both pleaded not guilty
TO the charge OF adultery.
Tho complaints were flied several
weeks ago by Mrs Wcstbury and
Mr.. Stricklcr and tho police and
County Attorney Fred 4. Spcakman
have been working on the case for
some time. II was not until Sunday
night that sufficient evidence was
obtained to make the arrests
Westbury sued Mrs. Maude II.
westbury for divorce In May. alleg-
ing that she deserted him and went
to Canastota, n. Y. Mrs. Westbury
filed an answer to Westburys
charge and said she went to New
York for the health OF her daugh-
ter Maudc.
Mrs. westbury asks for $3.50 a
month alimony, t300 suit money. and
attorneys fees. Westbury Is super
intendent of the Okmulgee glass
plant, but was employed In local
glass plant at the time OF his arrest.
Mrs. Wostbury alleges that he re-
ceived a salary OF $1,000 a month
during the first six months OF this
year. and that he owns i2s-acre
farm, and real estate In okmulsee
valued at $4,000.
The wcstbury's were married In
1894 at Elmira. n Y. They have
three children; william, jr., Is;
Maude. is. and Helen, "a.
George strickler filed suit against
Westbury asking damages for alien
alton of his wife's affections.
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John II Reholds No. , Brown in
the southeast Of l5-li-11 Is rig
=, II. Blacks No. 2 McHenry in
the southwest of l6-i4-ll is "A rig
on the ground.
Tho Gladys Dellc oil company's
No 8 Th0ruhurg in the northeast OF
22-l4-ll is a rig. No. on this lease
is also "A rig
The Sicily oil company's No. 4
I. Davis in the northeast OF 22-l4-
IL is a rig, as is also it's No. on
the same lease.
The Madame GALL Curci No. 2
Johnson in the southeast OF 2o-l4-1l
is a rig.
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Exchange


NEW YORK. July Is - Mercantile
paper IN as. Exchange easy; sterling
so.day bills Sss7s 6O-day bills on banks
3.Ss[. commercial 60-day bills 3.ss~; de-
mand 3.93: cables 3.sJx.
Francs demand SIS; cables s.3T; marks
demand 2So, cables $50. New York er-
change on Montreal IL per cent discount.
Government bonds easy; railroad bonds ir-
regular. Time loans strong. so days 30
day and months sia.
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L. r. Wilson ana /. w coleman.
were arrested today on charge OF
stealing two truck loads OF pipe.
They were arrested by Sheriff Abnor
Bruce. while they were attempting
to load the pipe on cars on the
Frisco tracks, Sheriff Bruce was
notified two weeks ago that two
truck loads OF pipe, valued at $500.
had been taken In Rogers county
and he was on the lookout for the
men. Deputy l.. A, Havorfleid. or
Rogers county was notified. and ne
arrived In Sapulpa this afternoon.
lie left with the men tonight,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
WALL STREET GOSSIP
Administration Not Likely 20 Stand
For shutdown OF Mills MAX.
Ing Voters Idle.

The same sort OF professional
selling was in evidence IN the stock
market Tuesday AZ was displayed
Monday. 1t was made possible by
the small public interest In the
market at the moment, and by the
fact that a good part OF the trading
element is waiting to see what the
interstate commerce will do relative
to the railroad rate increase. There
appears to be good demand for
such rails as Missouri Pacific
Southern Railway and Frisco on
weak spots. Purchases Of steels
equipments and the good oils look
advisable on further aecessions.
tStrandberg. McGrecvy & CO. }
The gains made some issues In the
forenoon trading OF Tuesdays stock
market were reduced, or wiped out,
and In some instances turned into
losses In the later trading. Nothing
can be looked for in the market be-
fore an adjustment Is established
in the money situation and rail con-
gestion, which has caused the shut
ting down of Industrial plants and
which threatens to close others.
NEW YORK Reports received
in the financial district arc to the ef-
feet that John Markham In joint
account with Texas Pacific Coal a.
oil Co. has brought in well on the
Vowel lease northwest OF Ranger
Well was brought In at $500 feet
and is flowing at the rate of 900
barrels daily, and measures $4,000
900 cubic feet of gas. II Is eight
feet In the sand and will be drilled
deeper.
NEW YoRK-Much has been
received from President Fensland
of the Fensland Oil company advis-
ing that the company's Walker No.
in the Breckenridge district,
stephens county, Texas came in
Monday, flowing 400 barrels.
NEW YORK--Much abs been
said recently in regard 10 the enor-
nous volume of the credit that will
he necessary to move crops this fall.
Some people go so far as to say
money rates will be exceptionally
! high due to lightness OF general
credit all over the world Some OF
the large bankers. however, declare
that such pessimistic statements are
.
bankers call attention to the fact
that while large volume of credit
viii he needed during the harvest
ing period the American bank
Ing situation is well fortified to
meet such demands. 1t is point
cd out that the recent increase in
| Federal Reserve bank rates was
adopted to curtail further unneces-
sary borrowing and thus aid banks
in financing legitimate industry.
New York bankers with prominent
western connections are receiving
advices that transportation difficult
ties are already showing signs OF i'm
provcment
NEW YORK.-The Wall Stree,
Journal says; II unlikely that this
administration would stand for
closing down of steel mills, thereby
throwing out of employment halt
a million men. most OF whom in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

George Mclaughlin was arrested
today on "A charge OF selling whiskey.
His place. which ~ north OF the
roundhouse, was raidod this morn
ing by Sheriff Abncr Bruce. Only
one quart of whlskey was found. lie
was placed In the county jail
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NEW YORK, July l3-Cottonseed oil
broke nearly nc pound today under
general liquidation and Htop-loss selling
induced by the heavinesB in lard, tight
money and lack OF trade interest Room,
covering effected a slight rally near the
close. Last bids were s3 to 1875 points
net lower Sales $500 barrels. Prime
crude nominal, prime summer yellow spot
l2b00 1900; July 1880; September 10. ss,
december 1885, prime winter yellow and
summer white. nominal.
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In the Oil Fields


The Terri oklahoma No. s on the
y, Sango in the northeast of 29-l5-
Is is rig.
The Armour oil company's No. II
agnes Eowes In the southeast of SO.
l5IlS is a machine.
j, l., Jpley and others No. 3 Ethel
Garreet in the northwest of S3-I5-
Is is drilling at 800 feet
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Elk County, Kansas, Well
Makes Good Initial FIOlU

INDEPENDENCE. Kan, July 10.
Brought In on the klingel lease
Monday evening in 36-29-12 Of Elk
county, a new well which broke
through s0-foot castings started flow
ing and made $50 in four hous Tues
day. The well came in at a depth
of 1900 feet The oil was badly
cut with gas, sand and water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

Record Price for Two fcar-Old.
AQUEDuCT. N. y, July 13.--The
highest price ever paid for a 2-year--
old In ;his country was recorded
here today when Samuel c. HI
dreth obtained Inchape, n chestnut
colt by Friar Rock Rose Of Gold for
ti2s.ooo from J. II. Rossiter. the
California breeder,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

Don McMasters, commissioner OF
finance. returned from eastern points
yesterday. lie attended the inter
national Rotary convention in Allan
tic city, y. j
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

CHICAGO. July i3--whest No. hard
sass.
corn No mixed ii.5oai62 No /:
oats No. ] white sio5xGios
Rye No. , S.37d?3t
Barley 81 20Hl.32
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KANSAS CRY. Iuly ia.--Cash; wheat
a2sS; No. : hard 81 saaaos; No. rec
s2s6m2s7. No. 2 rcd t?s2g:s5.
Corn unchanged to Jc lower No, Z
mixed ~ e5di SO; No. white N.7.,
No . yellow ,i.7b.
white ,l.os. No. mixed $50 soc, No ;
red $50 pOc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

LOCKHART. TcXas, July IA
Pitcher Revere of the Bay City,
Texas baseball club has been signed
by the st. Louis Nationals. 1t was an
nounced today. lie will report at the
Cardinals training camp next spring
Three thousnd dollars was paid for
said
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New York Iuture-.
NEW YORK July l3.--Cotton closed


NEW ORLEANS, July ia.--Spot cotton
qutet aud unchanged. sales on the srot
226 bales arrive none. Low middling
20 90 middling q, 0o, good triddling t1,00,
Receipts i.i65, stock 26o.77s
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ST. LOUIS, July i3.-Poultry hens CSC
springs asa sac; ducks a2ci others un-
changed.
Butter unchanged.
Eggs 37c.
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PRODUCE


Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, July l3-Butter firm,
creamery NGb5Ec,
Eggs unsettled receipts 1850 cases
firsts II y a dt2hc; ordinary firsts $50
3sc; at mark. cases included, d37Ii ,
storage packed extras i4c, storage packed
firsts <3df3hc
Poultry alive higher; fowls 31c. dressed
3sc.
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ST. LOUIS. July i3-wheat No . red
winter new ss.so: No. red winter old
t:s9.
Corn No. : white ,issai67. No. >
white ti60di.62
oats No 2 white ,io3giOam: No. 3
white iio2h Gl,o3h
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KANSAS CITY. July l3.--Butter and
eggs unchanged. broilers steady to 10
lower tigtSc; hens and ROSTERS un-
changed
Potatoes unchanged
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LIVESTOCK

OKLAHOMA CITY July n = cattle
2220. steady to lower, steers 81 .Souii rs
cows and heifers - OoU9b0. calves
S2b
Hogs 500 i5c lower. top 1iS75. bulk
tibg6dlb7b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
Sdpulpa Notes

SAPULPA. July i3.--Mayor J.
Wade Bone, who is also a practicins
phycician, received word today from
pr. G. a. Thompson, secretary Of tho
Oklahoma Medical society, askins
him to communicate with Or. J. G.
Stevens of Drumright In regard to
dividing the medical society Of Creek
county. They decided to divide the
society into "a western and an east
crn association. The eastern society
will be called the Greek County
Medical society, and viii consist OF
Sapulpa. Bristow. Slick, Keilyvillc,
Mounds. Kicfer. Ncwhy and Mann-
ford. The Western association win
be called the OH Fields Medical as
ISOLATION. IL Will cover Drumright,
Oilton, Olive, shamrock, and Depew.
Bone says he will soon call "A meet
ing of his association to orsanize.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

Marriage licenses were Issued 10
the following today: Lee Briggs,
Il. and Miss Maudine McDonald. 10.
both of sapulpa Edward X. Burris'
80. Oilton, and Miss Edith NJ TIP
pin, 10, O.lton: Oscar II. Howard
&c, Sapulpa. and Miss Eva Candcl',
"a, Washington, II 6.
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FORT WORTH, Tex. July l5--catue
Hoss 800. ioc lower heavy si5boG
1915.
sheep 1900, unchanged. lambs iii.oou
j. 90
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NEW YoRK July i5.--spot cotton
steady. middiing II 90.
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Earl Foster. president Of the Rot
airy club here presided at the REGULAR
luncheon today. which was held in
the chamber OF commerce rooms.
MIR Foster has Just returned from
Atlantic city y J., where he Went
to attend the International Rotary
convention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

NEW YORK-The Wall Street
Journal says II unlikely that the
administration would stand for
closing down of steel mills, thereby
throwing out of employment half
a million men, most OF whom in
tend to vote In November.
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Total sales 667, 900.
&Bid.
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Gifth and Cheyenne Bible school
$3.50 q. m Tho primary. junior aud
intermediate dcpIrtmonts viii hold
heir classes In the court house. All
adult classes viii bo held iu the Y.
w. g. a except The young business
mems class which meets lu the : VI.
&. A. Communion and preaching,
1O:i5 q ~. SubiccE m W. We're
Apostolic sermon on tho release
Of power y. T.. \. g. T.. on the th!rd
floor OF the y. W .. 4. at G.1I y.
m. Preaching by the pastor at $3.50
y. M. Subject "3inH MiduiRhl'
This is an lntarcstipg Interpretation
of the 22ud chapter Of Isaiah
Don't forget the dedication day is
February l.
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PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How 10 Open CIoggcd Nos.
trils nnd End Head toids.

You feel fine ia a Few moments.
Your cold IN head or catarrh VIII be
gone, Your clogged nostrlls Will open.
The air passages Of your head will
clear and you can breathe freely. 80
more duilncss, headache; no hawk
ing, snuffiuR, mucous Discharges or
dryness, no struggling for breath az
night
Tell your druggist YOU want -
small bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm.
Apply a littlc of this fragrant, anti
septic cream In your nOstrIH let II
penetrate through every air passage
OF the head. sootho ant heal tho
swollen, iuflamed mucous NOM
branc, and relief comes instantly.
II rs Just what every cold ami ca
tarrh sufferer needs Done stay
a'utfod-up and miserable Ndyt.
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by r.. w. Freeborn against street &
Co, Of Kansas city. Mo, the plain
TIFF claiming the money 10 be due
for services rendered the defendants
In the leasing OF oil and gas proper
ty In Usage and Tulsa county.
Frceborn says that under con-
tract entered into in January OF
1919, he agreed to Investigate leases
IN the two counties, for the defend
ants who were about to organize
and finance an oil company He
says he brought the defendants In
touch with men having valuable oil
leases for sale ana that subsequently
the defendants organized a COM
pany with n equalization Of $500.
600 which took over leases recon-
mendcd by the plaintiff fOr this
service, he claims he has received
no commission.
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iIJtIS1INN.

FIRST CuRIsTGAN Meade Dutt.
pastor. NOS South Denver. Usage
As95. ". r. Adams, financial srcrc-
tHry G3i Mayo building. phone osaEe
1881 Al preaching services will be
In the gymnasium nf tho y ". g. A.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

CE&THAL,PARK SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST sixth and Madison.
Sabbath school Saturday at 5.ij n.
ui Preaching li. q. m. Subject;
Home. tho Mill o. ofCharactcr" sun.
day night 7.3O Preaching subject
Tho United States q Sign OF tho
End
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"Iiomc Hour" ut d:30 p. m Pol
lowing spooial music, the report,
from the field conference Will be
continued These discussions are
rouEnR much interest among the
members coming just before annual
election
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SPIRI1tfAI,ISr.

TuE spIRITChf. TEMPLE or
TRtTif NuAcitns han. ll2 y
lecture by the pastor. Rev. Gertrude
Hun A. 'rIuso Of lecture spirit
messages will be given by lhe pastor
ana Mrs. Efne Olivo. Tho Ladies'
auxiliary viii meet on "Wednesday
afternoon at tEo residence Of Mrs.
rrrrymnu. 2li South Guthrie. az 2
o'clock Tho public invited 20 all our
sci ~ ices.
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Cascarots end biliousncss. head
ache, colds, and conslipa tion-so gent
ly you're never even inconvenienccd.
There Is no gripping and none OF the
explosive after effects OF c1thartics
Ike Calnmcl. Salts. sickcninE oil or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
The CGlurcEles


FIRST PRESBYTERfAN -- Sow
cuth and South Boston. Rev. q. w.
Kerr, pastor. Sunday school at Q 90
"a. ma beginning with q minute
prelude by the orchestra. our
school IL well graded aud under com
petent teachers la every department.,
and We give all a cordial invitation
- come and join one ~ our glasses.
~TroaChing at 1855 O. IN. hy tho pas.
tor. Subject Common Honesty %
Junior Christian Endcpvor at . $50
y. nm. Senior and Intermediate 80
els p. m Evening soru'On hy 'ho
pastor at 1880. subject. "thrig' Is
Attitude Toward the Nliu'uUo' %
Special music by The chorus choir ~
both morning ana evening sciy!Dcs.
Come and wptHhlp with ua.
NORTH SIDE UNITED PRES
BNTEUiAN Cameron ana 'hcy-
onnc. Ilblr school for all classes
at g.i5 j.. m. g. $ Wilson, super
intondout Preaching e"rvIcos. I
a. M. Evening service with the young
people. a cordial welcome 10 an.
Corner BuIlottc and
Haskell Sunday school at Q 90
"a. m.. G. 6 Edwards, superintendent
Preaching services ut y. m bT
Rev Hugh A. CrcsBwcll assistant
pastor FIRST Pres bytoriau church.
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IL IIII3itNN.

FIRST LUTHERAN -Fifh and
E!wood. Urv s. E. kaufman. -. j..
pastor sunday school g.15 %. tu.
Il. Is. Inn upCrlutcudDut Services
At ~ "a m. and 7.30 p. ~ Young
peoples meeting at Gas p. m. The
sacrament OF Tho Lords supper viii
bo Administered a. tho morning scrv
leo Welcome to Oh services.
MISSOURI SYNOD LUTIEEAN
Rev thriHlpphcr tdcrguu. pastor
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cramping pills Tonight take Casca-
rcts and get rid Of the bowel and
liver poison which is keeping you
miserable and sick. Cascarets cost
little and work while you Sleep
Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

FIRST gpmITUALIsT SOCIETY
IS T. hall. X . m. Lecture by pas
tor. Mrs ! II Flcmmiug Spirit t'sts
boy Mrs Aldrlch. assistant pastor.
Iarcntiatc Mrs Ida Maltby assisted
by Mrs James aud Mrs Reynolds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

A combined seat and dam has
been invented which may be insert
cd into a bath tub 20 coufine the
water to ono end when desired.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

king. rector. Holy communion 8
4 m Church school $3.50 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, II
O'Clock Evening prayer $40.
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Spain In undcvolopcd mines Is be-
lieved TO have enough coal to sup
nlN That country for two centurIes.
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EPISCOPAL.

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ILf-h md CInlInnl. Kcv. q Y
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CHURCH or THE ASSEMBLY
or GOD--Fifth and Peoria. =. A.
1nmieson, pastor. Sabbath school
at 10 "a M Preaching and commun-
ion at II a. m Night services at Z
o'clock Rev. II. Hanson. returned
missionary from china, will preach
at both services All are Invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

HOLY M1bY CIURCH-
Eigh'h ana Boulder Rev John
q Herring. rector sunday services.
First mass, Z o. m. Children's mass
2 a. m Evening deyotiOns with In
qliry class and benediction at 1870
y. m.
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SAYS NO COMMISSION PAID

4. ". Irccborn Sues for $50, 900
Claimed Due for Services.
Asking Judgment for $4,000. suit
was filed I'm district court yesterday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

THE TULSA CITY MISSION has
moved from 3 West Second to 2l6
West First.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

SACHED HEART. Sixteenth and
Rockford Rev. Charles Stlndasrt.
rector. Services az usual hours,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
JEWISH

TNAT EMrSAU -at9 South
Cheyenne --
4 T. VI T. LIZ IStAEf,-Cheyenne
ana Fourteenth Rabbi Charles ".
Ldtz. residence phone Cedar i3Jgi
temple study cedar 1913
NNEOtS.
THE CHURCH or CHRIST will
Woot each Lords day until further
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

THE UNITY CLASS Of Practical
Christianity meets each Thursday
and sunday evenings at 2 O'Clock In
The superior courtroom, county
courthouse.