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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
WHY :?
Copyright. 1920. BY
Wheeler syndicate. Inc.
why Do We Speak or Going
"On Board" Ship

At first glance. the original or this
phase would appear to have some con-
nection with the boards or planks with
which ships are constructed. But when
we remember that we also speak Of
boarding a train. IL is obvious that
the expression must have some addi-
tional derivation
The word board" of itself. can be
traced back To the Icelandic. and IL was
probably introduced into the Anglo
Saxon speech by some of the great ad~
venturers from this little island In the
North Atlantic. In the original tongue
board was understood to mean the side
of n ship. and IL was in this sense
that IL was first employed. Gradually,
however. IL came to be applied TO the
mnterials--tho planks--of which ships
were made. and it's use in connection
with trims and other vehicles is mere
ly more general utilization OF the
nautical idea. "All aboard" therefore,
may be literally translated as "All over
the side
When used I'm tho connection of the
supplying of food. the word board is
simply relic of the days when tables
were made from a single plank, with
rude supports at either end.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
ChiLhren's
UnderlDe0r

IN = really wonderful sslsc-ior
includes nearly everything in
knit wear that a younzstsr can
need
The following list iu only
brief Indication 20 ths many op-
portunitiss:
i2ho esch FOR girls ribb~a
cotton vests
25c each for Infants cotton
wrappers. Another grade AZ
csc.
2se a pair for girls pink and
white cotton bioorner-.
Boys Athletic Suits start a.
35c lthre. pairs for dollar.
soc, &c and $3.50 FOR cotton.
and include snd-cottou AZ
81, and vool-snd-cotton at 50
Girls Suits are 75c cotton
and childrens. 75c cotton !.
$50 (cotton-snd- WOOL and %
tuool-snd-cottonb.
Children's Sleeping Garments
are s5c and 81.
Vests and Drawers come f1r
boys. girls arr rhildr -; soTr
in cotton, others In cot 'n-s1d
wool, si.'.-sal wool, and glove
silk: and tas highest prlce IS
$3.50 each ga nent. which rep
ressnts child ems glove silk
vests and boomers. Spiend.s
choosing IN he 5c and 81
group.
Warm eotton-and- wool rrap-
psrs for the wee Winter 5aoies
are 81 each.
(Etr.t FIosr. naEsstD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
It's Quantities
It's Qualities
Its Reductions

As heretofore. the rule
of the Sale will be, no pur-
chases permitted until 9
A. NJ. on Thursday. and no
reservations made.
We reserve the right to
refuse sales to dealers. and
to confine the privileges of
these remarkable prices and
substantial values to our
regular GUS omers, whom
we furthermore urge to
make their purchases as
early on Thursday AZ pos
sible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Knit Underwear for the Family

and different styles ~ nsct snd
sleeves
Prices ~ cotton suits are 5oc,
7se. III. woci-anh-cotton. silk
wool i-and-coston, and rnercsris~d
cotton with glove ak top. ~ 80.
Warm. heavy ribbed wool
and-cotton, s2.7b; vool-snd-msr-
carried cotton, 81.
Glove silk suits In both union
and envelope styles, s3.bo and
sA.g0. 30 per cent wool. mixed
with cotton, s3.7b.
East Afsf~t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
A RAW, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little MusteroIe.

And Musterole won't blister like
the old-fashioned mustard plaster.
Just spread it on with your fingers.
1t penetrates to the sore spot with .
gentle tingle, loosens the congestion
and draws out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white oint.
ment made with oil of mustard. II
Is fine for quick relief from sore
throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, Group, stil
neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism. lum-
bago, pains and aches of the back OF
joints, sprains. s.soremuscles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill.
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
35c and Csc jars; hospital size $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Women 3
Hosiery

2Oc = pair Black snd whit.
cotton. black merc-rized llsle
and white liaie. White and un-
hlesched eytra-sise cotton.
$50 psir-Plsin lisl. In
black, white and colors. Black
merceriyed Isle.
$50 = pair three pair for
81 Black cotton with un-
blesehed sole Black, white and
.olorsd cotton.
SOC a csir-r,lsct and col
prsd Isle. Egtrs-si,s black
lisle. Black lisle vith self-
stripe.
7sc = psir-BIsek m~ree,-
lied snd ecicr~d iisls
81 . psir-Psncv msre-rissd
cotton. Warm black cashmere,
81 80 a pair Black, whiss
and color-d silk. Black. white
and cclored cashmere.
- a pair Black, whit. and
cciored Richelieu ribbed silk
CcloY~d silk with clocks.
$3.50 = pair Black, whit.
and colcred alI-siIk. Black,
whit. and eolored extra -siye silk
with cotton tops
$3.50 . psir-Biaek. white
and cniored siis vith cpen-work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
WOnen's Vests

In cotton. aHe. snc. The ard ske-
F1sersd cotton end Nat wool
and cotton. s0e: mevinc corsst-
covers. Tsc. wocl-and-cotton
vests. tf.B0 and 81. 2h. Winter
weight wool. Sf.7s; hsavy 10
rer cent wool end-cotton and
merrerired cotton and : wool,
&2.2s, m@rcerized cotton, el.7b
and t28.
Glove silk eamisoIes. Vi and
81; silk-top vests and bodlcss.
81: silk-and- vesta. s2.25-
Glove silk vests. "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Mems Shirts
and DrdUers

Cotton, Soc. Tie, 85e, 81, sf.5o
and $3.50. each garment: includ-
ing variously madras, balbrig-
gan, Winter-usight ribbed mesh
and Isle.
Wool-and-cotton, 81. $3.50.
s3.7b each garment.
All-wool shirts and drawers
are $3.50, - and B. each gar
ment; silk, $3.50 and 1880 each
garment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Won1en's Tights

start with black lisls 1T 2bc .
pair and 60 TO s2.25 for silk
and wool.
In-between prices include
feeced cotton at soc. fat cot
ton at 7bc and s5ei woodland
cotton, SOC and $3.50; mercer
ixed cotton, &i.75 and g.
Mercerizsd cotton and wool
are 1925 and $3.50, silk-and-
wool. $226.
Hand-knis wool knlckers are
$3.50; glow silk bloonaers. $3.50
and 1918.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
.HIS is the great Win
ter clearaway which


ter clearaway which
IL the concern Of every
household, and Of every
man. woman or child In II.
II comprehends SEW
ENTY SIX THOUSAND
articles of necessity to men.
women and children who
dress seasonably--and II
provides for every season.
being nine-tenths made up
of our own standard, Wan
amaker-prade, Summer and
Winter hosiery end under
wear. taken right out of our
well-selected stocks and re-
duced to an average of half
or leas than half the prices
at which they eell at this
very minute of writing or
of reading.
The remaining tenth con
sists Of two special pur-
chaaes Of goods which we
accepted for the Sale with
out hesitation. since we
found them az good as what
we already had, and that's
very good indeed
II in a Sale that Ia all
aufficient TO fit out for the
rest of the year. In prac-
tically any desirable style.
kind. weight or size of un~
ierwear or hosiery. any
man. woman or child who
in among the early corners.
Each particular group OF
garments may not contain
every aive, but among the
vast asHemblage you can
Hatiefy your needa with
light draught on your
pockctbook. because Of the
notable character of the
Sale in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

Csc a pair (fhree pair for
SD-Bisck end colorsd. Fun
fashioned. plain cotton and rsf
eerired e. ton. Blsck and col
cred artificial silk plated hose
Soc q pair Block and eol
ored artificial silk. Fancy Isle
Black cotton with unblesshsd
sol.s. Black and eolorei vol
Black silk hose.
75c pair Blset sri soi
ored cotton. Black and roloFed
WOOL. Blsck. white srl IN
bleachsd Engllsh cotton nose
with clocks
81 q pair Blset. white ard
solorsi ribbed WOOL nirsd Hlack
end colored plain wool Bisek
and colored English cotton hose
Sl25 pair Fancy VOL.
cleo shot mixed. striped. .r
brJiderrd and fancy liEis
81 30 = pair Black, Whit.
end coiorsd ribbed wool Rlsek
and colorsd plain wool golf
hose. Fancy English sr5
French lisis hose
$3.50 a pair Fancy top
wool golf hose silk snd--rool
and fancy English lisir ho--
$3.50 q psir Heavy f.r~y
top vcol golf hoss-
$3.50 q psir H~.-y sr1-s
"a wool golf hose
f~.t- rT---. ~-v~-.b
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Entertain for Daughter.

MIR and Mrs. Herbert Kay at their
home in this city. entertained q num-
ber of guests on Saturday night in
honor of their daughter, Mrs Joseph
Pheiffer The evening was spent in
games and music
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
plggans' Family Go TO Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. c. Harvey Diggans and
son Leroy. will leave this city Tuesday
for an extended motor trip 10 the east
coast Of Florida They will visit Palm
Beach, Miami and other points They
will return TO this city late in March.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Mems
Union Suits

Wolfe, soc; gsuze, 81; Isle
and balbriggan, $50; woodland
cotton, s2.25: mercsrized cotton,
$3.50.
Wool suits are So, IS. and silk
and-worsted. $40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Children 8
Hosiery

lso a pair-Plsin snd fancy
eot'on lisl., rnereerizsd and nrti-
neial silk socks.
25c a psir-Infants' cotton
and wool hose. Children's fancy
lisle and eotton socks Infants
ribbed silk hose
35c a pair (three pair for
fI--Children's black, brown
and shit. ribbed cotton hose.
Infants wool hose Hoys' cot
ton sport. stockings.
s0c q pair -Childrrn's black
and white ribbed cotton. Rib
bed wool hose. Ribbed mercer
izeh woodland cotton sports and
three quarter hose Plain end
fancy Isle socks Silk socks
81 Children. wool
three quarter hose; wool golf
hona
fv,--s vi~~r. H..N-s,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Men 3 HnIf-HOse

Jsc pair three pair for
Soc Black ard eolored, plain
eottrn and nercsriv1d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

The purpose Of display ads is TO Gre
ATE desire: the purpose OF classified ads
g. fo satisfy desire already created
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
WOmen's
Union Suits

In great variety Of styles, In
eluding both heavy and medium
weight, knee and full lengths
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

You don't have To be an ad-wTfter TO
get results from classified advertising
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR.
SPEAKING OF SHELVES.

1915, by the Mcclure News-
paper Syndicate. New York city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19

cotton suits: heavy Gotten suits IN gray
and white; ehildr-n's sleeping garments.
75e each. Boys and girls ribbed cotton
union suits.
$3.50 each. Boys heavy gray woodland
cotton union suits.
fCestr~lp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
THE GIRL WHO
HAD NO CHANCE,
A SUDDEN CHANGE.
" Marian Rubinchn.

Copyricht, 1912 by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York CITY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Who Needs Stockings? ?

clocks and embroidery. Black,
white and eoiored opsnwork
glove SILK.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Women's Stockings

I2Kc a pair. Plain and mercerixed cot
ton stockings, second grade"
35e a pair (threc pairs, SD. Full-fash-
ioned black, navy and gray cotton stock
ings.
50c pair. Full-fashioned medium and
lightweight black cotton stockings Also
full-fashioned mercerized cotton stockings
in light colors, and some silk stockings,
S1.50 pair. Full-fashionad silk stock
ings in regular and extra SHES (mostly
colors)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Mems Half.Hose

Mems Half.Hose
sSe . pair (thres pairs, SD. Artificial
silk plated and merreriIed lisle in black
and eolors.
SOC . pair. Seamless silk haif-hose Ia
black.
s0~u~sy. aax&ss,
Women's Underwear
u each. Nedtum-wsssAs cotton vests
and tights.
Childrcn's Underwear
SIC sseA (thrss for 80. rnfants' cotton
ard woodland cotton mixed wrappers In
fants' bands, same price.
800 eAeh. Infants weol-ana-eotton
wrappers, infants bands; boys athletic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Mems Underwear

SEC each garment Light-weiShs cotton
shirts and drawers.
s5c zach snt tmens. Hssvy-xsight an
bieached ribbed cotton shirts and drawers.
81 each garment Heavy-snd- medium
weight gray wooi-and-cotton shirts and
drawers.
$50 each. Heavyweight cotton union
suits and medium-weight wool l-snd-cotton
union suits
(Gattery, M.rEeD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
The DOlUn Stairs Store
Takes Part

lowering its prices alread the had for the
qaes large assembage of worthy garments from its
broker lots lines and
the prices nqay amaze he uriH satisfy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-19
Children's Stockings

I2hc pair. Ribbed black cotton stock-
ings, second grade" sizes AZ to 61.
35c a pair (three pairs. ~. Ribbed
cotton stockings in black. white and cor
dovan.
SCentrnD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
BARNES CIRCUS
SEEKS HORSES HERE
FOR BIC NEW ACT
Cream Colorcd Equinos With
White Names and Tails and
Black and White Spots
Will Find Ready Sales

where do The cI,eusca set au
there honcs'
That question .s on hundreds ~
llps every tfno blg shoe comes 90
town
Thomas Francis Honov frest
agcnt in advance of thc al g. Danes
circus which oomoa 90 Guthrie next
rhursday September ga,b answered
tho qnory today by saying that the
circus picks up lr hofsea here aud
there and everywhere seafoly
day pasa,s, Mr Honey declares 0at
some local homo owner visits the
show grounds 90 dispose oi an an
lmal of two
Circus horaos ar born ipu at
circus poop'o aic born 20 iho caN
lng. Mr ncnoy Gays A horse ma
be- satisfactory n every way. but 90
less Il has "elfcus senses "a viii nor
DO WooRs nro sometimes rent la
ondenyorng 90 develop thla 7clrens
sense aud whom a finally ia aseB
that the horae lacks the necessary
essential 4 ~ sold flr any price Il
viii hflng
Just now .r lleuey added "Al
70 nifuce ha. ln preparation horse
act ,hai viii ho NOR" elaborate than
any over before offered The 80
dancing horses ara % dancing girls
act which has laon the blE feature
of the circus program this year Wlii
fade into aIFnlfimneo when ompa
sd % the offering which Ir ffancla
has IN mind for neat season
'illa plans cail for the use OF slatl
perfectly matched saddle horses
They must lo cream ooiored IS Ca
white maues and taih and black aaa
white spoir. and woifl' from 500 to
i-p0 opnds AnY person having foi
sale horses having these qusliflca
tons should hrnF thcm 20 the show
grounds neat Thursiay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
CHRIST S TRIAL
IL L Z G AL s A Y S
ATTORNEY GENERAL

osizhoma CITY. sep, e7-Pic,aring
re old Jewish Iaus and court pro
cedare. sho~inz that al ~ere violate /
10 convict Jesus. s. Prince Freeliny
attorney general OF Oklahoma de-
rvered his famous address. The
Trial and Crucifi1ion of Jesus From
a Lawyers Standpoint
NJ Freeing declared that although
the execution of Jesus vas cortradic
tor to al ralesaf Yexizh cosrt pro
cednre. the act xss necessary for the
civilization o: the present day
Jesus trial IN TIE first place vas
held at night and during week Of
fasting. Nr. Freeing showed. and de
cizred that the Jewish la~ made Il
ILLEGAL 70 hold = trial AZ these tines
Mr.. freeing drew bis conciusi3ns
TIA; the outcome u the trial sss
planned and set before It took place
Every member of the Jexish Sanhed.
rim vas OF hand and every other
court Official vas ready fo- the pro
cecure. despite Il being after ui1-
night be showed Bziloting on the
guilt Of Jesus also was contrary q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
MANY GIRLS WOULD BE
FOREIGN MISSIONARIES

New York. sept % More than
1890 girls and women recently ap-
piled for appointments as foreign mlA.
slonarles. accordlng 90 Miss Mabcllo
Rae Mcvcigh. candidate secretary o.
the Woman's A,norican Baptist Fore.
Ign Mission Society Ages 4 APP
plicants. Miss Mcvcigh said ranged
from | 10 f5
Probably one reason for the as.
tonlshlng increase ln the number ~
applicants, Miss Mcvclgh said. "is
the fact that the war has made the
world seem smaller. 70 that foreign
lands no ionver seem az distant as
they formerly dld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
SEARCH FOR OIL
IS WORLD WIDE
Test Wells Are Now Going
Down In New Guinea. Some
Trouble Has Been
Encountered

sydney \ s W Sept 20 The
scsrh Tor oil which has been soins
on With mcaecr results Tor Nears in
The larke island of Papua. has been
extended 20 the portion Known as
German Nce Guinea. whore &, Is said
there are muca better Indications
The territory Is now under AastFai
ian mandate
Experts q the Ansio.fcrsian on
Company. which has an az cement
with the commonwealth hy which
each VIII share In the benefits Of
any discovery. are prospecilns
thoroughly Several private parties
also are in the fels
on prospecting is bcins retsrict.
however. because the Australian
government has not decided on a
land poiicy ior mandaicd territories.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney ana nradder troubles
gravel. weak and lame back. rheu-
na,ism and irregularities OF tho kd.
neys and bladder Regulates blai
DIR troubles in children. II not sod
~ druggists mail fi2s. Small bot
.le often cure. Send for sworn ,esr
n.onisis. Dr. v. W. Han. 1896 olive
street 81 Loub. No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
GRAVE SHORTAGE OF MINISTERS
IS CHURCH pRoelE.

Pittsburgh. sept e1-The present
shortage q ministers Is acute. cri
teal and grave. and the problem
nus, Be solved A. once II the church
IS to 70 forward under the proper
guiding hands. ACCORDING to the re-
port q the committee on home mis-
sions q the European section" pre-
seu;ed ~ TIE Rev John Hall 4,
Edlnhurxh. Scotland. at today's ses
sion ~ the general council Of the al
lance of reformed churches through
out the wor,d holding the Presbyter-
ian Fystern. A confrsbut0ry cause to
TIE shortage wss given ~ the rsrort
zs the utter inadecuacf n the IL
nancsal provision made FOR either
minister or missionary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
X tRc\I\ WITH POWERS
II NOW II GGESTllD

New YORK. Sept PA suggestion
that American spokesmen In the com
Ing conference on proposed limitation
Of a-naments he authorized 10 offer
TO cancel the indebtedness Of France.
England and Italy in return for asrec
ments on the part Of those countries
10 elsarm. IS advanced IN letter TO
President Harding made public TO.
day b. its author, \ II Hopkins
executive chairman o, the Committee
OF IS.
In the political campaisn or 1922
the Committee OF IS. after Intellectual
efforts 20 merge with the nationel
Farmcr-Labor party withdrew from
the national race with the announced
intention Of having congressional can.
didateE in the field in 1922 and a
presidential candidate in 1924
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
BRONSON on WAY 10
WORLD PRESS MIEI

~ Reno. sept 81 r. s Bronson
~ the ~ Reno American, has s,ai
ted On hss Ions journey d nouolula
where he goes A delegate 70 the
Norld Press congress which viii ae
held Va inst city from October Y to
2D
bronson holds commission ss
delegate from the National Editorial
association tho Oklahoma Press as
soc alton. and Governor RAerisol
he win san from san Francisco on
the steamer Mathomia on Octoh r
q Tie was accompanied from y
Reno by Gieen Woods and viii BE-
ioinod az les Angeles by his sister
Mrs y p Cauavan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
FARMERS or STATE TO
BOOST kANR[D SEED
Crop Report Shows Growers
Recognizing Importance Of
Better Wheat Seed To
Intensity Crops

oklabama cisy. seps ~ Nor~
kanrsd eheas Is teins sown shls sea.
son thai any othsr variety. il tho
ssatemsat u the wsekiy efop resume
prepared ~ The federal state f~poe
ina seftice. isatei today IN seetloas
phcrs ,hs scll received sufficient
moiuura - that wheat plsatlns vss
net retarded. the uteat a uP ani
afowink well Il vill aeoa - ready
for pasture The valae q improved
seed Is becoming recognised a. beinf
falIf a. Important ~ pesllereea live
stsck The report saYs More winter
barley Il heins sown shsn usual late
corn ls rsashlnx ths STAGE ~hers igost
will a. little damsee. ard she crop
is IN fair tunAilian
In some instances eotton Yields ara
turning oat better than expected. SAYS
the fepot IhiA il the fret euroae.
aflus tome IN the crop report for aev
oral veeas. bat tae crop IA f~sehiaf
definite eau BE- said Naeh soed eet.
ton q reaching The sins and meat u
the cotton eFup slll b. slnned wilhlH
auothnf month Country nrhnola IN
the cotton section all BE- ahie q
start oafller thia yeaf than before. a.
the crop sill soon be al in Some ~
last years eoituu ls being taken -
Gins fnf retleirk
nroem oofn harvest i about atvr.
with prices ranging around tioo for
the best and io~sf for poorer Eardes.
Good tlelaa ~ dafso aud shfack arr
reported. ia some places better than
mllo and kaflr Red ,owpeas ara DO.
lni unusually wsi this year. and
splendid Yields ara reported The fail
white potato efVp pfomises better
than tho average
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
State q ono, clly aI Toledo.

state ~ ohio. city az Toledo.
l.nesa County. ss
Frank cheney makes oath that
he g senior partner ~ tho firm q
p Cheney q Co. DOING hualnes
IN The CifN ~ Toledo. County and
state afofosaii. and that said rrn
slll pay The snm OF ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each aud every case
of talarrh that cannot be- cured ry
the use Of HALLS ,ArAhRH MEnl
CINE FRANK ] CHENN.
Sworn 10 before mo aud sahscrlh
81 IN my presence thla eth day o'
December, A y 1856
A " GLEASON
tsean Notary Public
Halls Catarfh Medicine is fal et
internally and acts through tho nlo0H
on the Mucous Surfaces of the sys
TEN Send for tesiinonialF free
y J CHENEY A co. Toledo. O
Sold by an druggists. 7t
Halls Family rl's for Couailpa
tion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27
FOLEY CAIHARnC TABLETS
kec3 Somacs Sscc' .Issrr Al " Bear's Ne'n,aT
TOO MANY KINDS or
CHURCHES IS CLAIM

Pntsburgh SCI, ~ One o. the
greatest difficulties confronting ihe
church lies m the fact that there
are iiS varieties Of churches IN
America Dr nastci r Fullerton 81
= Louis told the worlds alliance u
Presbyterian and reformed churches
here today
Dr Fullerton Is secretary of IN
Presbyterian board o. home mission
and was telling Of the difficulties o,
some mission work in the Unite,
States. Denominaiionslism. he said
was one Of the greatest. most serious
Of these. Each Of the i75 kinds Of
church was endeavoriug 10 promote
It's own work beth in the city and
country. among native and imm. grant
alike, and. consequently. there war
not only overlapping but also owe.
looking since there had been no co
operation 10 the location and deve
lopment of these various local
churches.
Continulns he said that the great
est problem before the agencies of
the Christian church Is to Chris
tianize the church Itself He de-
ciared that there are communities in
America where four or five different
denominations are at work. each
church receiving home mission aid.
when one or two churches could ~
10th self-sas,zining and self-rs
sDsrting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

al Jewish court rules, Mr Free
Ing proved
Nr Freezing led up to the trial and
cTucifixion Of Christ by pictnring the
early. unstained life Of Jesus. his
father and mother. his hozne life and
associations As far as are known ~
Biblical history. attempting to prove
that Jesus character did not warrant
the kind Of a trial be received
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-27

As pnrgative. Chamberlain Tab
lets ara the exact thing required.
Strong enough for the most robust.
mild enough for children. They CAUSE
an sgrees5'e movement o. the bowels
without any Of that terrible gripins
They are es1y and pleasant 70 take
and agreeable in effect
The general assembly Of Japanese
Presbyterian churches Was one Of tAe
first 70 give women equal rights
with men IN all B1rnan affairs