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Gone to His ReiCard" Is
the Best Epifuph

lesson December is Tim.
4s6-1S.
A boy struck by a bursting shell
on a field in Flanders was examined
by surgeon. who said: Hes done
FOR; he's gone west" The rapidly
expiring life was reused by the
words and the boy spoke; Gone
west. yes sir, but not done Tor; u is
only Just beginning" So Il Is with
the faithful servant Of God. when
he sees death near--it is not the
end, but the entrance into a glorious
beginning. The world has had both
JOY and sorrow. hut the life to come
promises unadulterated Joy. lie
may sorrow at parting with friends
and loved ones, and may have anxi-
etios about the future for them, but
his own race is run and he is over
ioyed at the prospect OF meeting his
Savior face to face and receiving
his welcome home. The sins OF the
past he knows are forgiven and
wiped away by the blood OF Christ;
he knows he Is justified by faith and
prepared for tho world TO come. it
is not a rest" az We hear so many
good people express themselves,
only as far as Il is a rest from worry
and temptation, but an enlarged
field Tor usefulness to his Master
and n complete fellowship with Him
who saved him from sin. What can
be more magnificent than the pass
ing away of redeemed man!
\ Triumphant Farewell.
Many men have rejoiccd In tri
umph on the deathbed and sung
psalms OF Thanksgiving at the funer-
al pvrc. hut PAU was here looking
into the certainty OF being sacrificed
for the faith ne had upheld Still
I'm the full possession Of his faculties
he was sure that the end was near.
The enemies Of God, led by a disso-
lutte king. had determined on his
murder. Looking into the face of
certain death, ne sings a song OF
triumph and sends out word 90 on
courage the brethren. Such an oc-
casion demands even greater cour-
| age and assurance than saying a
/ fond farewell to friends gathered
Iaround your deathbed. Such an as
| surancc could come only from un
wavering faith In the promises OF
/ God and the knowledge that he had
come to the end In the service OF
/ the Lord. He knew that his reward
was sure and hestated not TO be
accounted a sacrifice that the king
dom OF God should the sooner com
/ to the world. "HenCeforth there Is
/ laid up for ma the crown of right
eousness. which the Lord, the right
eous Judge. shall give to me at that
{ day, aud not to me only hut &c
| all Of them that have loved His ap-
pearlnR." Happy are we II we are
4 one of those.
The Goal In Sight.
He sounded a note OF personal
/ triumph, Ills days OF leadership
were numbered, and. while he was
worried about what others would
| do. he was thrilled with JOY at the
/ thought OF the reward he was en-
tering into. There was In his soul a
| foretastc OF the glory that would
shortly be his In its fulness. lie Is
at the end OF the journey with it's
( struggles and hardships: the goal is
In sight. and nothing can shake his
/ faith in the welcome which the
| Lord will give He was entering into
that which he had visioned from
afar While Christianity has its
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though thoso disciples did not un-
dcrs'and tho emergency. 30 Paul
wanted Timothy and Mark TO come
hundreds Of miles that they might
Join Luke as his companions and
comfortcrs. Tho Christian IL never
content with isolation, and God
never intended that hc should be.
The best uan living will appreciate
tho Wmpathctic presence OF his
friends.
rauIs life was full or service.
That was his slogan But no doubt
the greatest service he rendered the
world was his successful efforts to
mako Chritianity Informal aud i'm
partial lic would have each one
come 60 Christ directly without un-
duo dependence upon forms and
ceremonies Formally was the llfc
" paEanism. and Judaism had
fallen into the same rat. Chrtstlau-
ity should bc free tie would have
all nations hear and accept tho gos-
pei, break down tho barriers nt
prejudice and auspiCion. and live to-
gcthcr as brothers. looking 10 the
one Father God And uiB efforts
today show their impress ON the
fundamentals ot Christian belief
and practice Wcl could he say;
"I have fought tho good nght |
have flnHhed the course. I have
Kept the faith"
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
By BEN NEWsOMB

superb Victories in this life. 10 has
IT'S matchless triumph In tho world
~ come N We. too have fought the
good fight and finished the course
Victory Ia Defeat.
He was sustained IN tho face Of
death by his wonderful faith In the
Savior who met him on the road TO
"a .ascus and charged him with q
mission to tho Geutiles. aud to
which vision u. had not been dis
opedient To him the future meant
hght ute, enlargement. personal
Fellowship with God. and --sCrs ice.
- had long served God in tho fac.
Of opposition and personal pcrsecu-
tipn--now he would serve Him hot
ter with Joy. To most persons his
life, ending IN Roman prison. and
his beheadiug by Nero, wns an utter
defeat aud failure hut through his
death he knew God had provided
Tor the Fastening Of his kingdom.
and he rejoiccd to be made a sa,ri-
fico In that cause. All the problems
and uncertainties OF the future had
been solved through the rcsurrcr-
ton Of Christ. What fears he may
naturally have had as to meeting
tho Eternal Judge had been re.
moved by his spiritual contact with
the Lord, and the righteousness o.
God had been pledged to his safety
and reward For tho true believer
there IL no condemnation, for tho
Savior will be his Judge. His prep
aration for entering the unsccn lie
was not through dcathbed repent
ance. but 80 years fellowship with
Christ, Personally the future exist
cnce was Tor him far bcttor than the
present He had fulfilled his com
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Chinese Make Bonfire
of Valuable Drugs

SHANGHAI, China More than
five million dollars worth of opium.
hcroin. morphine and other contra
band drugs which have fallen into
the hands OF the local authorities
durinR tho past several months wore
burned In shanghai at the custunf
kllns IN the presence OF customs OIL
ncials. representative OF the CHI
nose provincial and local Officials
Tho burning was tho largcat since
Sil.O00, ,00O worth OF opium was de-
stroycd In Canton by Commissioner
Lin. Durng the past few months a
number of sensational opium seize
ures have been madl' by SHANGHAI
police. Perhaps the largest was the
CauturinE OF more than quarter
million dollars worth OF opium whom
II was being hauled through the
streets IN truck camouflagCd ns a.
soda water factory wagon.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHURCH or THE NAzARENE-we.,
tulsa, 22l9 South Phoenix +. w. John.
son. pastor, 1427 South Trenton. SUNDAY
school at 10, preaching at IL and 7 30.
young people at 6;t5. Wednesday prayer
mesting 1880. Bible study class Friday =,
CHURCH OF GoD-Fith ana Madi.os.
r. H. shipman. pastor sunday school al
s'So; gresching at / and s.
vices today at 1870 by Rev. \. Lichten.
stein, also evening services at TAO on
TIesday. 81 Thursday snd Saturday.
courthouse, Sixth snd Boulder. sunday
ssh9ol &c ' az lo' preaching at - and 2.
Rockford. c. T. Sheppard. pastor. sun.
day school 9tS. preaching at II and 4
piTtytst emseuns a. p m wednesday;
ASSEMBLY OF ydoD - Firth and
Peoria. sunday school and bible read
lng at 10; devotional and pastoral service
at III cyangclistic at 1880, young people
Tuesday 40; Bible study Friday 7,30.
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY 0rterr--
nom miuationsD D-Cincinnati and Oklahoma
Northmoreland addition. Sunday school ~
10. preaching at u and by supply.
study Friday.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST -- sixth
and Madison Central Park). U. u. Dake
pastor. Saturday service. Sabbath school
g;tb; missionary volunteers ht I; preach.
ing at II, sunday preaching at s D. m.
SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER :. Every
Miss Alice kesler, 51s West Third street.
All Interested are welcome
TULSA UNITY CLASS meets each sun.
.dny and Thursday night IN Judge Hunt a
court room In courthouse. for the study
Of practical ChriHtianity, or life accord o.
ing to the Jesus Christ standard. We
invite you 10 Join on the road to
health. happiness and prosperity Paul
Spielberger, t'arhtr. Unity Sunday
school s:i5 each sunday morning at same
place.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Pesa M
lodge. rheosophical headquarters room
26s Lorton Building Con Fourth between
Main and BOllderD Members meeting
Wednesday nishts. public lectures Friday
nights
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mission and was ready 20 give an
accounting.
lie THAT Oycr,omcth
His victory began on the pamas-
Gus road, when he recognized the
living Jesus as the Christ aud began
60 scryo Him. We arc not TO under
stand, however. that it was an VIC
tory from that hour. nor that his
doubts and misgivings and strug-
giles were all over. Ito often bo-
moanod hts lapscs and cricd out to
be delivered from tho body OF this
death. For no matter how good a
man may grow 60 be- when he Wills
10 do riGht the evil is present with
him and sometimes causes him to
fan short Of faith aud purpose.
christ does not intend that our
Christiaan experience shall he the
means ot Keeping us out OF trouble
ana giving VIZ AN easy time. lie does
not expect that our fidelity viii al.
WAYS be- "a bar Go cmptutiuu nor an
iusurancc ut uninterrupted right
"ousucss. Ne inteds' rather that u
should hc the means of preparing
ua TOR whatever htrugglys this world
brings and making us victors over
them. The rewards such as Tuul
v.sioncd are not tur those who
reached perfection for that ls NOT
potuiscd to any human beiut hut
90 him who should overcome" the
evils which he should encounter. m b..
tctnai ts we'll as external
Craving Tor sympathy
PHYSICAL depression comes to ua
all Even great spiritual Victories
which tighten our bodily aftli,tions
do not troe us entirely from the
pain ana anguish that flesh is heir
to, ono of tho most silly tpIluoics
ever promoted is the one that dee
clarcs all physical pain io hc unreal
IAN error OF mortal mind. 90 jesus
priced the presence OF llis disciples
when His soul was horutDd az the
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Wasting Words and t.ncrgr.

rs the boss in?" asked the Wis.
itor.
The office boy, with his chair
tilted back and his legs stretched
out on desk, made no reply.
II asked IL the boss !s in" said
the visitor.
The office boy glanced at him
but remained silent. Didn't you
hear me?" snapped the visitor.
The office boy glanced at him
but remained silent. Didn't you
hear me?" snapped the visitor.
"Of course, / heard you an.
swered the boy scornfully
Then why the dickens didn I
you tell me II the boss in?"
Nov, | ask YOU" retorted the
boy. as he recrossed his legs on tho
desk. does it look like it?"
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There are certainly more mar
riages than there used to be-"
The speaker was Gen. Charles G..
Dawes. lie went on:
These marriages may be brought
about by the more becoming way
girls dress nowadays. or they may
be brought about by the greater
camaraderle that now exists between
the sexes. Anyhow"
General Dawes smiled.
Anyhow" he resumed "a very
Intelligent old maid said to me the
other day.
When | was a young girl was
taught that young people oughtn't to
kiss until they were engaged
Then she siged and added:
suppose that IS why | never
got enRAgod mNSelf. !"
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBfTERIAN-S seventh and
Boston c. W. Kerr, pastor. Sunday
school at g.i5. Fifteen minutes prelude.
Junior Endeayor 3:30 senior and inter-
mediate 5;i5. No morning preaching
s7-y'cs q; The church -this 10 our day al;
me tabernacle, Evening service at 1880
with sermon by pastor. THE Lord =
Jewels Tuesday night Is Presbyteria ,
night 90 the tabernacle. An Prcsbytor-
ians gather at First Baptist church at
$50 D. n
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN 49, zunis .od
Archer The church that shows moving
pictures, W. H. Murphy Jf, pastor. Sun
Gay school AZ g.i5; senior endeAvor at
\ junior al 4. Sermon by the pastor at
and s. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
ll6 o'clock
COLLEGE, HILL~-seventh and Coium-
Va MCCOY, Kendall Robert X. Clarke,
pastor Sunday school at s:l5: endeav0r,
ssllor and intermediate at $50; junior
saturday at 10 a. m. Services at II and
~ WIN sermons by pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Cheyenns
ha hiug Charles Il. Newcomb. minister,
by west King street, phone 49bS.J.
h.ps school s.t5, T.. J. Freeman. superin-
tha'hi. Preaching II and 1880. Christian
1aon $3.50, Miss Mabel Watt, president.
rIsyer and Bible study sermon 1880 Wed.
BuLLETTE CoMMUNITY-N NorfoIk
sll lndepeai@nce. W. n. Garvin, pastor.
Solay school 9t5, c. S. Edwards, super
mshdgnl Junior and Senior Endeavor,
'''' Preaching at II and 7.3O.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL Fourteenth and
Cheyenne. Chas u. Lats. rabbi; resideno.
Cedar 1879 study. Cedar 1913 Schedule
for week. sunday 80, high school de-
partment o. tho religious school, subject.
'Geotgc Elliott and the Jews OF Eng
lana, 1890, Brotherhood study class.
subject. chapters 4 and "Hcbrew Com
mcnw~alth" Tuesday, D p. m. 10 i.. sec
ond annual Sisterho0d bazaar at temple
wednesday 2;2U. Sisierhoud study class.
subject. Cromwell and Macauley and the
Jews o. England, Friday, p. m. divine
SsbOAth service, sermon. Mental Dis
armament saturday AIS a M. reli.
Eious school.
:, BNAL EMUNAH--oiS South Cheyenne
Morris Teller rabbl
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NeW Yorkers NO,o Eat
Roasted Bird Seed

NEW YORK.--Polyglot. cosmo-
pClitan New York has added anoth-
er outlandlsh item to It's long list OF
strange desserts and dcliraeics.
Down on the lower east side tho
pushcart men are doing a big buHi-
ucss now selling roasted bird tccd
In penny bags.
Tho vendors experts In tho craft
OF sensing the popular trend, do
clare than this Is only a passing flu-
cV profitable enough while % lasts,
but nothing permanent
"De seeds don't create habit --
dcv don't got enough taste" sntd one
poddler. ~ don't belief Id viii last
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Miss Blanche Mehaffey OF New
York wanted to buy q large number
OF Christmas seals which are sold
every Christmas time 10y the anti
tuberculosis society. So she devised
this novel fad for making use OF
them and helping to draw attention
to them and the worthy cause. She
made her initial y. VI. with the seals
on each Of her silk stockings.
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An Even Brcnk.

She's a girl after his own heart,
Hunter says
Yes. and hes man after her
money"
But you know it's whispered on
the quiet that she hasn't any
money
hasn't any heart"
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LUTHERAN,

4 'ssSsI LuTHERAN--Fifth ana Elwood.
=, Aauitman. pastor. Bible pchooi et
Lu,Aer league social session 5:45.
v,,v,4lphfl SIS. Worship at II and 7:3O
s'..ns subject, Putting on christ, Z"
"ccnas 'Coneecration."
r5Iis,ACE LUTHERAN tMls-ourI synod)
Rlp Fsalh and Quincy NEW buiidingj.
t,ryits. ~ pastor. Sunday school at 10;
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CHRISTIAN

FIRST CHRIsTIAN-Ninth and I,ou,.
es.r Meade Dutt. pastor. osage ASS
st1N phone Usage 2477. Bible school
~ w. Preaching at 1885 and 7:3O.
~ mhs subject "Cumberers Of tho
fs,. ~, SyenlnE Playing the Fool Be
w we Wrong Person"
uo,th.' y MAJ CHRISTIAN Glenwood,
sssi., Ha5dens section. Thomas y. Russeu.
sie% sunday school s:46; Endeavo,
'"' preaching II and 1850.
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FIRST spTRITUAT.-K. OF p nam, y.
M Rev. Mrs. J. II. Flemming, pastor
Trance lecture by Mrs. r.. l.. Reynolds.
Adult study class at 9.
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TRINITY EpISCOPAI.-Fifth and Gin.
einnau Rev Rolfe p. Crum rector
hoiy communion AZ at parish house
g.So ir v. W. e.. A. mems ciass a.t6. lei
by Mr Pratt. In Y. N g. 4: communion
and services az 1915 In Majestic th-ater
sermon subject, The Cali OF the Min
lst.r" kectors adult Bible class ~ 80
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST sCIEN-
TIST-Eleventh aad BOULDER. SUNDAY
services at II and s. subject for today.
God, tho PreserVer OF Man" Wed
uesday evening testimonial meeting At
o'clock. Public is invited 20 an Hsrv
Ices and 70 use Uf reading rooms aC7 8bs
Mayo Bldg. open week days from 80
" SUNDAY and h0lIdnys TO b.
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WELLINGTON, ohio This COM
muuity ot 5000 inhabitants is think.
ing ot abandoning the itil and Eiv-
iuK the marshal vacation \ sur
voy shows only two arroHia were
made during the uaHt 90 months and
that both prisoners. men. later were
discharged.
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HOLY rAMtLY--Eighth and Boulder.
Iohn q. Hciring pastor First mass AZ
z a. M" children's mass and instruction
at ,, high mass and sermon ~ 10 40, eve
hng devotiuns and inquiry class at T.aO.
SACRED HEART-SiNteenth ana Rock.
ford. Rev, Charles Standard recto-
ServiCca at usual hours
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ALL SOULS CHURCH uibsraD city
auditorium At III =. ia. Elevator service
sermon by Rev. J. x Kennedy on our
Present Religious Skepticism aud Mor,l
Conflict OF Ideals" Pastor will give n
lecture on william Brewstcr, Pioneer ~
hellFlous Liberty at his home, lag0
South Quaker. al Z 40 D. M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-11

Music prInt,nd n white un dark
grocu paper has been invented t.
rclIoNc musicians from cycatrau
whom pInving in insufficient Nght
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ers came to Tulsa from all over
America-and the world for that
matter-to buy oil. | found that
even men who had leases to sell
or desired to buy leases, even in
far-off fields, either headquar-
tered or travelled to Tulsa when
they had important offerings.
| found that from Tulsa went
millions each month in payment
Of oil purchased from producers
by the great pipe line companies.
found that Tulsa is, indeed,
the center of the Mid-continent
oil field, and will remain the
center so long as oil is found
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RAPTIsr.

rrpsr pAPTfSr--Fourth and Clncin-
All "The C.osc-ln Church" W. o. hnder.
.1r minister study phone. Usage l5le-J.
w shannon. supcnintendenl. Bible
i,t,si AL $40 B Y. =. u. ESQ Preach
ios by The pastor at 30 and 1880.
INMANuEL- second and Rockford.
,,irt vacant Charles NJ Carroll, score
nv Usage 5soi Bible school 9.45. I'm
ors eS0; Sunbeams 30.
NOGALEs AyENUE-rirst Snd Nogales
" A. Todd. pastor. sunday school ana
. y-,aehIug begins at $3.50 ans closes at
tgio evening preaching at :.
NEFNpALL 90 Sixth Hno Birmingh
sunday school at 10. Neil Maupin, super
lrtsndent. Preaching AT IL and s. u. y.
RI Il. $50. Prayer meeting Thursday eve
sbRTNGDALE--Lewis and washington.
Ore mile north of fairgrounds. =. ~
cannady, missionary. sunday school at
|WS H. Jackson. superintendent. Preach
nrAt II bv city Missionary r. II. owen.
md Independence formerly HasFeln. c.
3 Cannady. missionary. sunday school
tG j. M Butler superintendent Preach
Ink follows sunday school by E. H. owen,
0Lb TINE MISSIONARY go eli south
oulney Elder A. Carlin. paato- sunday
school l5. Services at ~ and 3. Prayer
H,stlng Thursday at p: m.
Page pastor 2gil south Olympia; Usage
iili.R sunday school at 9;45. Preaching
/ lu n by the pastor.
UNION COMMUNITY go EiSh.h end
Wheeling. Rev. A. II. Luudy. pastor.
sgndiy school $50. preaching ii and 5.
YFRSlDE-Glenwood. Home Gardens,
near Hafkyiew station. G.. ". hughes,
tiso', II. G.. Shortmeyer, supsrinte1dent.
hs;Ss,7E eysry sunday at II end 7'29
shHo.house. . 4. wheatley, pastor: II.
prniiy superintendent Preaching II
,nd 100. Prayer meeting Weu"ssday
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dIIyWHUTG III IIIIS Vast UO-
main.
| found that oil was a
stable, sure source of in
come for the building of
Tulsa, and that it will so
continue for many, many
years, probably way be-
yond the natural life of us
who now call Tulsa our
home.
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METHODIST.

..fuLT METHODIST -Iehth snh ivvu.
ii"f NJ Abel past0.. Leslie Miler'
dg j., p,y Burritt Emery, assistant
ass sis. .aH, t,5i a. g.gOt Epworth league ~
tanlay, y,.tsTmediate at 6.se; junior 81 ,.
,.g.shing OF 20 ib snd .s.' r..,,o,
dhN btree. pastor. sunday school ~
n, L. rp~orth league sac: interrnediat.
~ ,1nlor Mondsy Al Z; s-'non oy the
F.,icf II - and 7:So, Mennssoay ,,n,.s. n .n,s
vsss , ,be forenoon and afternoon
n,..-e meeting and study class AZ J.
Waos,,tiTr NEMORGAts--Fourtse and
os,f. so ssio5 + 5n! hTfGSSa hS%Sf,h Ds'0Ei .; !.
slaly .5 6ssiing and bible study wsdne,
,,5, a'A 'oa,a a. 81 rT,sehiEns s,4v,,,s
BoSTo,S, osr.,s, AfeSOLL RcS. Z. s Baton. pastor
Ind s.booi al $50. Epworth senior
sa4'i se4 ii3.s-mcdato. st CAS- preaching at
u ara NEuoRiGL az. L sl--wes,
i-'e,i tParkJ and Phoenix. j ~. can
ihN.T plst6r sunday school az 10. PreaeL-
M b. tfs pastor A. II end ! 80
mpkFRylEW COMMUNITY - Parkyiew
e.,n.sSsaac s.a ..sSac, ~ 10; Epwoi,h league S.iS.
gay lllv al % and 30.
"CCFSTEN AIRY CHURCH ~ ~
p,a,.r res 195 SSllS %S9s' Denver w = phone ccdar
pas..o' e,i,5.. ssh6ol 3. so. Epworth league
M pri'. worship With sermons by
p'ssoos nil Maryland Gardens, north
ejsmst'rg ssunqsy sg,.. ,Sh0o. S AZ iS 'usiso sis6
rlss,g,.4sy Preaching every second sun
o'ngrTvET. CHURCH B-5iz North Rock.
~ Vey Robert Aispsugh. pastor. sls
w., twelfth street Sunday school at
y, rovorth league, 6:3O. preaching at
!, ,ns 7.g0. Midweek prayer meeting
I9,glIysssSIis CHAPEL, (N p. coi) 49,
y-'.tfa-t and Es Ton. II. u. johnson.
5,,,1s sunday school At g.sO. Epworth
ID. prssching at - and =.
'ppOWNS CHAPEL &C. NJ C.l 49, sOI
North Frankfort. Rev. J. H. hoClain'
pastor
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"Tulsa Is the Center of the
Oil Industry"

Thousands Of folks have spoken
the above sentence many times,
yet few have thought how really
true the statement is.
When | decided to move to
Tulsa and make my future home,
| took occasion to make a de-
tailed study Of the claim | had
heard from former Tulsans.
Here is what | found:
l. found that EVERY pur-
chaser Of oil, and Of oil prop
critics had settled on Tulsa as
their permanent southwestern
headquarters.
Then | investigated just aua
what this fact could pos XXX
isbly mean. ] found that M
no matter how many hun &Es
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