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The Washington herald., 1921-03-26
Sunday Afternoon March 27th, at 3 O'Clock at
Polls Iheater

Judge Rutherford has recently
returned from Palestine and
Egypt, where he went last sum-
mer to make a personal invesi-
CATION Of conditions relating to
fulfilled prophecy, particularly
the return Of the Jews. The re-
building Of Palestine by the Jews
Is agitating the entire thinking
world.
Judge Rutherford comes with
q fund Of 6rst-hand information
on this subject, which is Of great
interest to both Christian and
Jew. His investigation included
present conditions of distress and
social unrest in the European
countries, adding strength to his
declaration that millions new iv-
ing viii never die.
Intense interest in this lecture
has been manifested in the great
est cities Of the world. At the
New York Hippodrone, 10000
were turned away; while at the
London Royal Albert Hall, with
a capacity Of $4,000, more than
$1,000 jammed the doors, un-
able to gain admittance. No
halls in Europe were found ade- :
quaie for the nultitudes that
came to hear.
The Invitation Committee re-
mind ysu-so early and do not
miss this lecture.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-26

The Invitation Committee re-
mind yel-so early and do not
miss this lecture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-11
NEW UPTOWN OFFICES
Santa Fc Officials Agree 10 the I'm.
provemcnt and Leave Matter TO
Transportation Club.

Upon the Transportation club or
Tulsa rests the burden OF RESPONSE
billty for the establishment here of
a downtown city ticket office by tho
Santa 20 for tho accommodation OF
the travelling public announcement
Of which was made Tuesday follow
ing inspection made by J. NJ. con-
nell. general passenger agent from
general headquarters at Topeka
Kansas. Although II has been def
nitely decided a city ticket office
will he maintained here, the loca-
tion has not yet been decided upon
and IL will probably he two or three
weeks before the offices are opened.
The Santa Fc, at request Of the
Transportation club scnt officials TO
look over the situation here and
found the general business situation
warranted the additional service
that will he insured by the opening
of tho office in the business dis
trict.
That Tulsa Is more than holding
It's own, and that the general busi-
ness conditions here are mthh bet
ter than in many cities OF the
southwest was the consensus OF
opinion of the officials who accom-
panied Mr.. Connell here and spent
Tuesday inspecting the city. In the
party were j. G. Burnett assistant
general freight agent, and u. =.
Farley, assistant general manager,
both OF Topeka, Kansas.