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Et.NJ lNlrN . ,on Of late samuel and Mar
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lot SALESMEN for new subdivision Just
opened, fine property; go9d transportation
lots selling from ST5 TO S700 on terms; big
commissions Cali between 10 and i2 A. NJ,
7O6 Grocer Bldg, Chester, Pa,
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W0MEN'S HATE MAY
FLAME MINE WAR

CONTINUED FROM rAw o>L
ate luyosNra'ur committee H
wrestling with, ~ hasn't found an
answer 90 20 yot
ENcr sdnco trouble started In the
kannvha valley coal fields As Tar
back as the spring ot 1871" moro
Than nine yours tru..tht question
has kept huhhiur up with cyur,
fresh recurrence of violence and
suddon death
a senate committee spent lars,
part OF 1913 conducting what was
known AZ the Paint Greek and Cubm
Crock investigation A member of
that committee was senator william
y. Kenyon, republican. NJ Iowa. who
Be- chairman ot tho present commit
tee 100 January 1914. Kenyon point
ed out that hD had asked Blshnp J..
j. Donahuc, a Catholic probate n-
wiliar with tho turbulence Of th,
West Virginia mines and wooded
nils. what was tlc "nuda mental
trouble
"Ilc answered that the causes
were deep rooted and very obscure
To- man unless he thinks. ana
mink, aud thinks, ana traces the
roots down into the primary
causes Kenyon stated.
lie quoted the Bishop as saying.
u should say II I were asked to Put
IT very briefly that II Is human
greed on both sides"
In commenting at the time on
the Bishops statement, Kenyon
wrote
"1t Ia difficult To realize how there
can hc much human greed on the
SIDE ot man who he supporting "a
family and working day by day In
the mines at ordinary living wages.
but there Us greed ON tho part OF
tho owners of the property and
there always viii be such greed"
More than seven years after Ken
yon so quoted Bishop Donahuo
Senator Carawny Democrat, OF Ar
kansas, sat listening to testimony
given recently bofur" the present
senate committee Washington.
Had No Remedy To Offer.
II am inclined TO think that there
rs good deal ~ responsibility on
both sides tor the troubles they
have been having down there I'm
Wost Ncrglnla," CaraWay remark
ed
at appears to me that the fault
lies with both sides" said Senator
Mcclellan Democrat Of Tennessee.
Several senators Join "a with Ken
yon In seeking to develop a solution
! or the situation which has kept the
West virginia coal fields in con-
/ ditiun OF civil war for moro than
d nine years and ncccssitated lately
! the Intervention Of Federal armed
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IS MARS INHABITED?
1924 MAY REVEAL IT

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE.
To them would still be- streaming
past the telescope at the rate OF Il
mtlc minute.
\ camera of instantaneous action
might take pictures AZ this spcpd on
earth, but % could not be- used ON
Mars. y maguifiCafion OF $4,000.
900 times would mean that the lirEt
Of Mars would be diluted TO one
25-millionth part OF its brightness
In the sky which would not be adc-
quate for rapid-firo photography or
even Tor ordinary vision.
Ihc theory that the Mnritaus arc
more advanced than the inhabitants
of the earth Is guessed from the
TACT that the Martiau canal system
If artificial, surpasscs our greatest
engineering works as much as the
I hnHina caual surpasses the ordi
nary ditch hood through a corn
patch, and also from the possibility
that the Martians have developed
over a far longer period than the
men Of this planet have.
Mars is believed to be over. be.
cause It swims In a wide circuit
about the orbit Of the earth. Ac-
cordinE to the nCbular theory. the
space from the sun to the outer
most planet and beyond WAS filled
by whiriing fire.mist. which. ~
IL cooled and contracted. elected
rings OF deuser flrc-mist which in
turn. cooled and shaped Themselves
dto the spheres which are the planets.
Thus, according to the nubular the
ory Mars was the elder brother OF
the earth. II was probably born
many millions Of years before the
earth was flung into space from the
fnr Il I...
than that, the surface of Mars cooled
quicker because II was smaller.
How Old IL the Marian?
The rocky crust formed on the
cooling earth somewhere between
25,OOOO0O and 2,000,000,O00 years
ago, according to the various gucsscs
OF geologists and physicists, Mars
may be twice as old. Man is "A new.
cCmer on earth Traces of his work.
which show him to be thinking and
using his hands. run back 5000
years or so. His career as rccog-
nizably human creature is probably
less than ne-thousandth part OF
the age OF the earth. since the fun
dam"utaI fire disappeared from its
suttace. The Martian man, II he
developed at about the same stage
In that planets history as man did
in earth's history may have "a his
tory hundreds OF times az old as
the human family has on this planet.
The Mars man may be today where
the inhabitants OF the earth will be
at about 100000 \. u. He may
have us under closer inspection with
his telescopes than we have bugs
under microscopes.
Many astronomers doubt the arti-
ficiality OF the Marian canals. They
believe the sponsors for the canals
theory-the late DR.. Lowell, for in
stance--have been under a kind OF
optical illusion and consider that
the atmosphere detected on Mars is
too slight to support life.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
State Cotton
Up Near Top

Special to Tho world.
WASuiNGTOS. -- oklahoma IL
ON, uf the four leading cotton
stBtls according 10 figures made
public boy the Census Bureau on cot
TON production TN the United states.
The report covers 1919 as the last
year Tor which figures are available
and shows that Texas. Georgia and
south Carolina in tho order named
We're th, only states with a greater
production OF cotton in 1919 than
oklahoma. Texas produced more
than one fourth of all the cotton
raIsri u the United statcs In that
year, Whiic Texas and oklahoma to-
t,tuyr produced more than one-
third.
n 1918 the total production Of
cotton was lI.37B.I3O bales COM
pared with lO.64g. 2GS bales In 1909.
This was grown Ia 1919 upon 33,-
t4OlO6 acres compared with an
acreage Ia 1909 OF 32,043,S3S. This
Vas an increase of SO per cent In
thc number Of 9cros In cotton and
bN per cent in the number Of bales
produced. The actual Increase in
the number uf bales produced. The
actual increase In acres was .Gp6.
2tN and iu bales 726.S62.
The states reporting tho largest
acreage iu cotton In 1919 were
roxls with ll,522,537 acres. Georgia
with 4.i4O,I9S acres. Mississippi
with 2.His, SsT acres. and Okiaho-
ma with 2.532,g62 acres. The state
ot ToAos alone reported little more
than ouo.ttird OF tho total acreage
I'm cotton ln 1919. To be exact it was
3i,2 per cent.
1'l. u...,.... ,...4,t.,t.., 800. .,-a
in 1913 was O.Jl per cent OF bale
while the average In 1909 was 0.3s
per cent.
The following states produced
moro than 100000 bales OF cotton
each in 1919, Texas, 2,g7l,757 bales;
Georgia. l.GSi.g0i bales. South Car
oliua. l,l7G,G45 bales; and Okiah0-
ma, ! ,OO6,242 bales
The estimated production OF cot
ton seed In 1919 was 6,327721 tons
as compared with an estimated pro-
ductiun ~ 5.324,62i tons I'm 1909.
In 1919 the estimates for cotton seed
were based on the average gross
weight OF a bale Of cotton and the
ratio used was 35 per cent lint and
SO per cent seed, In 1909 estimates
were based on n 500 pound bale and
the ratio used was one-third lint
and two-thirds seed. which was the
customary basis az that time.
Tho growth OF the cotton indus
try In oklahoma for the ten years
from 1903 To 1919 Is indicated by
the following figures from the re-
port of the census bureau; Acres
planted In cotton. 2.732,962 in 1919
compared with 1,976,035 In 1909;
production. l,O062i2 bales In 1919
compared with 555,742 In 1909; es-.
timated production Of cotton seed,
I75,v43 tons IN 1919 compared with
271,S7i tons In 1909.
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,r,,rs ,.,,., t,. ..,..,...,. .,.
state confessed the st,t, g1,,r1.
mcut was helpless.
CarawuH comment vas made
while. H.. G. kcnncdN a hard fatcd
SrotVh American, formerly pr,gi
1,"' ,.I.. '.' W'"' "t'niA l","' "i
,'' ,'l,'" M,h' N"l N,lr a"d no"
ivy. W. Wv, N'".'" "1 N"1' 'P
it...,,.,},. 5i1 i'1,',',, M,I i,'' ''l'E.
h'I''"E u'u h't 'NIHIi now y"
ma AW'''h,d from lno miners "r.
,''.. '" f" ,ul,' tlNh uI '.I"
',.,,. ,i. i ,',"'1 ',N ,''',i '''''.',
..l,..a W'.u VIC ''l,l N,''T 'nu
n ,"'" .y'E ",,myI 1,n w'.Cn r na1 ,, I.rn .,
,..,t....,.,,, ~. ',''',,',l .'''''"'' '"' '"
'''"t'u'n wears before
Ana nr h7d mo- romydy io oft"
I'. ih' h.NuEs aud conflicts a7 pre-.
Na."hi ln 1913 uH 300 1921
li the operators Win not comply
l.N mat belong tn the unions and
Joe unions Wit mot purmit men tu
"'It "'" i' u"' belong 90 the un-
I"Na. KENYON inquired ni MIN. 'aud
Aa result iu" r'untr}'s coal sup
N'' lN oimlnishvu. WArtc docs ih"
HI,3' luId p'r'N the public. come
900
That Ia uu tu thcm TO solve" roe
sounded kpuucdv
I,,r,,p p.rf ,urv.,r5 .. bo,,.t
moi Sum. tb,t "a. b,a hr,r1 "a. ,,.i,.
r.sa riratly
90, ..
49,. w '. '"' '"'''' '" ""'''.
"''.l '' '.N'"
'NuF' Kennedy answered
And YOU have uu solution tu
uii"t Kenyon pursued.
lu not think I have. kennedy
responded
lH' Whrt" d"'f Congress como
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHURCH or THE NA2ARENE--wes,
Tulan. g2lg South Phoenix +. W John
son, paHtor. lt27 South Trenton. sunday
school at 10, preaching Ht II and 80.
young pcuptc at o .i5. Wednesday prayer
meeting Z 30. Bible study class Friday AZ
7.JO.
CHURCH OF GoDLFirh ana Madison.
v. n. ShIpman. pastor. sunday school =,
30 preaching at ~ and 3.
CITY MISSION -gls East First Ser
vices today at 80 by Rev. A Lichten-
stein, also evening services at 1850 on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
CuuRCH or CHRlsT--Now meeting In
old Tigort Memorial Methodist church
building, Main and Esstun. g. u. La
Gronr, elder, phone Cedar 262. sunday
school ut 10, preaching at ~.
LATTER DAY SAINTS tIttorganlzed
Church Of Jesus christi Tenth and
Rockford. e. T. Sheppard. pastor. SUM
day school osti, preaching az II and T.,
prayer meeting at y. m. Wednesday
reliFip p. m. Friday
ASSEMBLY or GOD - Fifth and
pcufia. sunday school and bible read
ms ot 10, devotional and pastoral service
at %, rNHrEollstic at 2 so, young people
Tuesday 80. HiOlo study Friday 7.3O.
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY antor"~-
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ruminauonaN .. Cincinnati and DkIah4ma.
Northumberland addition. SUNDAY s,hpoI TT
10. preaching al ~ and by supply
study Friday
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST s4tb
and Madison ttcntral rarb ". N Baae.
pastor Saturday service Sabbath Uuuoi
s'ia, missionary volunteers pf q. pyragu.
INK at ~. sunday preaching ct S d. m
SCIENCE TUUTU CENTER tv,f,
"wednesday at aud %. m. sf home 81
Miss Alice kCcI"r, tis Wrs. Third atssst
All iutrrrHtod ATE welcome.
UNITY CLASS ur Practical luflruauItv
WtrtF every SUNDAY and IUuraIs, a,s
ming ip superior courtroom tnuIthuus.. flr
"a" study ut prtyu.u DhlH.suIts and
NE according tn the Jesus Iu.I.t rfaud
ard. Health aud hrHluE ,Isa. Ir auuupg.
ii"n Nvu 81" Invited tu InI. uH uu tho
f.al ~ health. happiness aul prosperity.
T1iIpSprNtrNt SOCIETY W,a4lt
loiEg. lhrusnpriCal htadQuHftarE. room
el2 Fisher NldE. lloA IaH, Second Mem.
hvrH un Monday ". } suHIur.r. s.rrs.
tuIN. taANu NH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

FIRST BAPTIST Fourth and Cincin-
natl THE ClOse-1n Church" W. O. Ander.
sun, minister. study phone. Usage 4btg.J
/ ". shannon. superintendent Biblc
school y.30, u. Y T. L. at 6sib. pregch-
ing at 1850 and 4. Dr Edward Leigh
pcll VIII speak at the morning hour. Eve
ming sermon by pastor. subject Free
Souled." Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening pt
IMMANUEI~-S" Second and Rockford c.
r. Siler. pastor. II. H. Montelius financial
secretary. Pastors phone. Usage E2hO
study in church Usage 9460. Bible school
9t45. unions $50. Sunbeams 2;gO. Preach
ing at ~ and 80. Training department
opens at b.lB. Preaching at II and 8.
NOGALES AVENUE First and NogaIes.
w a. Todd. pastor. sunday school sna
preaching begins at 30 and Cluscs at
II 80. evening preaching at s.
KENDALL -- Sixth ru1 birmingham,
Sunday school at TO- Neil Maupin, super
intcudtut Preaching ut II ana by
Rev r. 70 over. B y T. L. ESQ. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
SPRINGDALE-Lewis and Washington.
ono mile north OF fairgrounds - ~
Cannady. missionary sunday school at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
,,,p sues phl,Ilc- CInb.

KANSAS CITY. Mo.--Allcging he
was accused ~ "pilfering the pill"
taken out Of tho grandstnnd hv two
hurry coppcrs and given the "rnzz"
by the fans. Pen Hurst, merchant,
~ this city has flied suit for 10000
damages against the Philadelphia
National League nHEchnll Club.
Hurst, a visitor In Philadelphia at
the time. saw ~ paid til0 to soc
tho brand Of ball they plnv In That
city a batter crashed the old apple
into tho stands near whore he sat.
and tho mark attendants decided
Hurst bad tucked It IN his pocket
lie denied he "dutcd It." but In
ppitc uf this was taken To the office
he declares and. IN consequence,
suffered nervous breakdown deer
| humliation, modification and near
prost ra ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Hit Her With FRYING PAN

CHICAGO, = Helping his wife
Cook supper" led Fred Wolff, a Chi
cago salesman, into the divorce
court. Wolf, according to his wife,
acted like wolf" in the kitchen OF
their home. When ne struck her
with a frying pan II broke up their
five years OF marital happiness.
Il heard pots and pans being
thrown around" Mrs. Wolff told
Judge Lewis. MY husband got so
angry that az last he struck me with
a frying pan. We never made up
after that,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Governor 60 Aid Johlcss.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-Gov-
oruor Hyde Is taking steps TO remedy
the unemployment situation in the
state of Missouri The governor has
hoon holding a series OF conferences
with state Highway Engineer Alex
ander Graham on the proposition OF
finding work in the state highway
department for former service men
who want Jobs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

TEMPLE ISRAEL FourteoE.h ana
Cheyenne. ChRA u. Late, rabbi; residence
Cedar 1893, study Cedar lUl9. schedule
FOR present week Sunday. 10 o.. m., re-.
liliouH hiEh school. Tuesday. 8. m..
open meeting Temple brotherhood, Frl-
day. %. m.. religious school
H'NAt ENTNAH --gls south Cheyenne.
Morris Teller. rabbit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCfEN-
TlST-Elevruth and Bpuldcr. sunday
school at gSo, services at II. Sub.
Irlt TODAY. Reality. wednesday. et..
ming testimonial meeting at o'clock
Public is invited Co oil services aud Co use
Of reading ruomu sO1 sos Mayo Bldg
open weekdays from 40 to and sunday
Auu holidays from ~ b,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
cIInIsrINN ,nlnaIL

FIRST CURiSTIAN Siuth aud Itoui.
der Meade Iutt pHsfuI DHana asPb
study phone OHtkr gt.t Iuulr school
$3.50 followed hS IiHmuNur uuy IpsuItt.
uunul services ut Worship huuI EN,uIug
HvtWuu ut bN tho pastor. HubIrtf
"N here ought ruIat f. Doc NntrtI
CENTVNt "1iN1SI1AE slrnwDod
Home Gardens s,,tluu. Thomas " Uuasr'l
pastor SundFy H,nunI ores. EudJayu'
6 SO. preaching 10 ans 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25

HOLY FAMILY EEhth and boulder.
John q. HUrng. pastor. t'rst mass ~
n'7u M. childr"r.- mass and lnstruc.
lion at S0i hlEh mass uud sermon at 10
evening dcvutiuuA ami inquiry class at =
y. m.i weekly mnssoa at o.l5 and q. m,
SACRED HEARr--3lNtsenth aud Rock.
ford, Rev Charles StundaorL rector,
Services at usual hours
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
METHODIST

t,IDsr Ntrruoptg-r. Ftftt s,a u,,,i.
-,
W. j. w Ahel. pastor Leslie Mlllct'
assistant, Fay Burriu Emery. assistant
SUNDAY srhocl a. g.su. EpVprtb Is.eu, at
,
30 Ihlefuedlsl' AZ 7.'V. lun'ot At o.
l'"' DUE % WOE "hd D." 'N lNr i"H
tf,,.,,I. 49, ''''. -. W..
80, M E,..,i,,.,.'"N' '"'"'' '"N
80 ,,s,s ',tttt,,'.1f .,,,, , .r......
- ~ ". '.,t, sV,S' S,' ,i
a. "a =" ,sus,,So ,sus, w. ls. '"ui' "ui' ~
s 10, iunior MononS a; saltnnn 6y the
pastor at II aud 7.g0 \NcautFlA4 ia fnil.
Vs.k church dFy the wDufsr.4 Hugtrftes
inrrtinE In thu forenoon and Afternoon.
prayer meeting and study rIHaa al T.
,,,t..,9. .,.,,,pr,t .....-,...... .
Quaker. laodor l. BrBnnnn rsstat'
SUNDAY srh,oi pt 4.ts. Euwotfb st Z
PRAYER meeting and Ululc study Nsdura.
day at s. W h. NJ s. first Thuraday IA
caCh month al $3.50. sunday preaching
at ID aud = b., the pastor.
uhQTAN AXIy-.IIE az a. rum
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rREsnNTIeItIAN.

FIRST pRESBTTEittAS-H Seventh hnd
Boston. &. W. Kerr. pastor, sunday
schooi at si5, lJ-mtnuto orchestra pre-.
ludc. Morning sermon by psstor. "a
Growing ChriTtian.' evening AT kadesh
BarncA." Special music Rt an services.
SECOND PRESBYrERlAS Zunis and
Archer. The church that shows moving
pictures. ". II Murphy IT.. pastor sun
day school at g.fJ, senior eudoavor al
Z Junior at Z. sermon by the pastor at
! and s. Prayer meeting Wednesday az
Z 80 o'clock.
COLLEGE HlLI,-Scventh and Colum-
btR Mccoy, Kendall Robert H clark
pastor. Sunday school at g.ib. cndeav1r.
senior Hu1 intermediate at Z, Junior at .,
Morning sermon BY pastor at n. No oyc-
uinE service.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 49, Cheyenne
and King Charloa y. Newcomb, minister.
1903 West King street phone i4b3.J.
bible school gsl6. r. j Freeman. suprrIn-
tendent Preaching ~ ana $50 Christian
Union $3.50, Miss Mabel Watt, president
Prayer and Bible study sermon 80 We'd
ncsdny
HyLIETTE COaHyNiTY--E orfol
tBullettc) and Independence. OiaskciD.
W. r. GHrviH, pastor. Sunday school AZ
g:t5i Junior and senior eadeayor s:3o.
Preaching at II ana t.aO. Prayer meet
ing at 30 Wednesday evening.
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FIRST SPIRITUAL. X. of =. hail. s a.
m. Rev Mrs. j. ~. Fitmm,ng. pastor
lr,tuir by nsHIHtunt pastor. MrH. Bauu
Aldri,h, messages by other mediums.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
The Worlds Sunday Sermon

destiny. Let us labor tn enter the
heavenly city which hath founda-
ions whose builder and maker is
God
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As substitute for glass a French
man is coating light metal lattices
with non n-inflammable film.
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The city Eternal.

But while the cities are not all az
bad a. they might be, nor as we
have seen, there IL much In them
which is clevating and pure. And as
co-laborers together with God let us
strive to develop and increase the
good and abolish the evil While
working with Christ for the saliva
tion of the cities OF the earth, let us
remember that Jesus has gone to-
prepare for us a city, eternal In the
heavens. Heaven Is glorious city OF
the redeemed. and nothing shall ever
enter there that can dcfile or make
a lie. Every description given US IN
the Bible suggests It's purity. streets
of gold, gates Of pearl, and walls OF
Jasper. II has no need OF candle
neither light of the sun, for the
Lamb IL the light thereof,
The time Is coming when there
shall he In the universe only one
great city, and one other place when
has no characteristic Of city me-
and, friends. we must all enter IN
one OF the other Of these two places;
Heaven is "A glorious city OF eternal
life and Joy and peace and blessing
Hell is like lake Of fire and eternal
torment, Today we have our choice
between the Celestial City or the lake
of torment. In Christs stead, let me
urge YOU to decide now your eternal
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