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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
OPENING AN 1sDAy BIBLE

SOENE EhIANNE' Ut, a. W. MAioou
viii lecture Wednesday at the Uni.
versity Methodist church at 1880 p.
m. on Visions" Thursday evening
his subject win be Gods Trumpet
Call for Life Service"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

SPECIAL MEETING In honor OF
IL charter members was held by Sc.
attic camp No. 60, Woodmcn of the
Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

The women Of this country spent
nearly $1,000 900 for perfumes. cos.
metics and toilet preparations last
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

DRAWN for petit jury service in fed.
eral court Wednesday. They are to
report Tuesday, February /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

sentor |. q. o'ffarra. OF King. de.
clared that. under the provisions Of
the code. labor would be treated like
dairy or livestock. would lack any
representation or voice in the admin.
istration OF ita affairs. and would be
a, the mercy OF the goyernor.ap.
pointed director OF labor and In.
duAtry.
Quizxed by Senator Fred w.
LOOMS as to the power Of Hart 10
remove any OF the appotntive off
GERS at win. Me- do withdrew into
smoke Green II words muttercd
something aLos.t & ing charges with
tho appropriate authorities" but
failed To enlighien nc senate as 10
what authorities b. meant
OLYMPIA. Jan. g6.--Gov. Hart
has agreed TO third amendment TO
his now famous civil administrative
code. II was learned on reliable au.
tbority today
Following the exposure Of the plot
TO make the University Of Washing.
ton the piaything Of Harris politi.
clans. as described in The Star yes.
terday, tho governor has agreed to
amend the code so as 10 eliminate
the objectionable provisions.
Hart did not feet strong enough to
jam thru the code against the
aroused sentiment Of the univerEity's
powerful alumni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
SOLDIER SPEAKS FOR
COMMON PEOPLE"

~ selwyn. OF Tacoma. who de.
eiared that he spoke ms zone of the
common. everyday people. who nre
unorganized and without political
backing" attacked the consolidation
code as inefficient and uncconomi.
cal.
lie pointed out that no compare.
tive estimate Of costs under the two
systems had been filed by the gov.
ornor'a henchmcn. Oily generalities.
he said. were not facts. and asserted
that the code promised no great saw.
ms when examined closely.
Selwyn said that the code would de-
liver the government OF the state In.
10 the hands OF a small group OF poll
tieians.
- lot Of U.S." he told the senate.
''whh went TO France 10 uphold the
theory Of representative government
are going 10 consider our work over
there. II this code IL passed. vain
sacrifice 30 fur as this state is con
eerned"
soiwyn was decorated with the dis.
tinguiahed service cross. the cro!x de
guerre. and was wounded twice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
HERE is MORE ABOUT
HEROES FUND
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

guardians of the peace.
The doors win open az is3o. and
all day long, untii II y. m, every
penny taken in will so ta this worthy
cause The affair has the hearty IN.
dorscmcnt OF Mayor Caldwell and To.
lice chief soaring"
Levy's orpheum VIII give n matt
nee at sac y. IN. Thursday. the entire
proceeds of which will go TO the re-.
lief funds. the admission charge
win be 80 cents In addition 90 tho
regular show. there viii be special
numbers from performers at other
theatres. Preceding the show there
will he procession downtown. May.
or Caldwell viii speak from the
stage
George Hood. manager Of the Met.
ropolitan theatre. has donated that
theatre on February 6 TO a benefit
entertainment. all proceeds 10 SO into
the relief funds.
a boxing smoker will ho given at
the Armory on Saturday night for
the same purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HARRIS CODE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

the people7" he aueried.
I'VE referred the soldiers bonus
bill because Il would not be oonsti.
Howard Taylor organization leader In
tutional without "A referendum vote. :"
the senate. interrupted sharply.
"rhe supreme courts OF two other
states had already held that II was
not necessary to refer "A soldiers
compensation act 20 the people TO
establish It's constitutlonallty." Nor
man retorted.
Taylor had nothing 10 ray.
Norman declared that the 10 pow.
crful department heads. created by
the code. should be elected by the
people, and made subject 20 recall
for ineffciency or dishonesty. lie
added that labor was already making
plans IA test the constltutionniity of
tho emergency oiaush. which pre-.
vents referendum vote on the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26

OFFERS OF the Musicians union TO
furnish any kind OF music needed
at any benefit performances for
tho bereft families Of the four
policemen. Killed recently by ban.
dts. were made TO Mayor Caldwell
"Wednesday by r. &. Hndley and
W j. Douglas, president and seere.
tary. respectively. OF the orEanlsa.
ton.
The offer win be transmitted TO
the city council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-26
MORE THAN $4,000
RAISED 81 FAR

MUkE THAN Sn.uuu
RAISED 81 FAR
A total OF more than $4,000 had
been raised for the families Of the
slain policemen. early wednesday.
Among the larger contributors to
the relief funds thus far arc:
Members Of poiice depart
mont ....... ......4.. s.. 900 90
Schwahacl,cr Bros. 4 Co. 80. 10000
Standard Furniture Co, $40. 10000
:. Fricdtander & son ..... 5000
Walter :. Fulton ...... 5000
Donworth. Todd 4 Higgins. 10000
New contributions received to-day
By The star were:
W. \. GLEASON ..........s 100
thott nous .ss.. .s.... ioo
The Ward County independent., 1921-01-27
Free Railroad Fare to
All Out.Of.tOwn
Customers

Attend this Public Sale Feb
ruary End to February 18th.
We will reimburse railroad fare
to all Out-Of-tOwn customers
making a purchase of $4,000 or
over. Get a receipt from your
station agent when buying your
ticket and we will accept same in
trade. Be sure to get a receipt
from the station agent within a
radius of IS miles.
The Ward County independent., 1921-01-27

Get Your Money Ready
This wonderful sale begins Wed
nesday,, February End, at 8 A. M.
Make your preparations to be here
early and supply your wants for
months to come.
The Ward County independent., 1921-01-27
Boys Be Clothing
Department

This department comprises COM
plete line Of Boys Wearing Apparel Of
every description and will be sacrificed
for below cost. We will sell a large as
sortment Of Boys Outfittings at SOC
on the Dollar and balance as ;advertis.
ed. We must dispose of it all and have
the largest assortment in the state to
select from. Think! ONE.HALF
PRICE-not marked up and cut down
but cut at regular price to below cost.
Can you pass this up if you have boy
in need of wearing apparel?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
Gall Stones Are
Curable Without
Need of Surgery

seldom docs a patient rho.tuuy
undergo an operation. Nos sick
people fear the knife. and D. D., small
wonder when one considers tho many
deaths resulting from operations %,
inexperienced hands--aud tho many
useless Operations. Somctimcs how.
over, "a person willingly unlorgocs
the dread ordeal when suffering
from Gail Stones.
Thc Elcctro-Therapy Doctors have
had wonderful success IN tho trcs-
ing Of Gall stones, which they dis.
solve with a remedy little known TO
other physicians.
Il usually takes fnw munts 10
dissolve the stones, but when ,hls
is done the pain stops and no more
stones should form. AZ rule 81
takes but week or 50 to give the
afflicted person definite relief and
the many words Of praise given the
Electro -Thcrapy Doctors for the re-.
suits given Gail stone patients Is
the best proof Of tho merits o.; ;hc
non-surgical treatment
Surgery which may cure tho con.
dition, gives no assurance tha, the
stones will not form again and
Tho Electro-Therapy Doctors have
treated scores OF Can Stone suffer.
cra who have undergone tho uDpra.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

ment Of diseases are 10 be found
there.
\ visit to The Electro -ThcrGpy
Institute Is revelation to the sICN.
who see innumerable scieE'lt!I ap-
paratus which are no more aston.sh-
.ig to them than they have ben to
many electrical cXpcy;, who have
made inspection ara pronounced
them marvellous.
That this scientific Electro Med
ical treatment will cure diseases even
after the ordinary methods OF treat
mcut have failed ia being demon
strated daily in many cases and news
of the cures being made is bringing
moro sufferers to the institute for
treatment daily.
Among the ailments treated by the
Electro -rherapy Doctors are chronic
and dcep-Seatcd diseases Of the
nerves, blood, heart, liver, kidneys,
bladder, spine, brain, also rhouma-
tism, paralysis, cpilspsy, gall s,Ones,
Eoitre, indigestion, constipation, rup-
turc, nervousness, catarrh, asthma,
deafness. weak lungs insomnia, rec
tai troubles neuralgia, chronic ap-
pendlCitis, dyspepsia and other dis
eases of women and diseases OF men.
The Electro:Therapy Institute is
located on the second floor at 2l6la
South Boston St. (between Second
and Third strcets)
office hours are daily a. m. To
3 p. m, except Tuesday and Friday,
when the hours are 0 a. m. 10 y.
m. sunday hours are 10 q. m. TO
p, m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
x-RAY EXAM IN ALTON
FREE THIS WEEK
BEST TREATMENT
FOR THE A|l|NG
FREE OFFER tNTtNDI,D M
OTHER SEVEN DAYS

Free consultation. free advice, and
FREQ examination. including, where
required. the N.Ray, chemical anal.
yHs and blood prpsurc t"st. such
is tho generous otter made by tho
Elcctro-Thcrapy Doctors. Of ZIG S.
Boston St. Tulsa, to all the sick and
niling who call upon them within
tho next soven days
This remarkable free offer of The
E,cc,ro-Thcrapy Doctors gives The
Elcctro-Thcrapy Doctors regular OK
animation free to rich and poor alike.
Tho object OF Tho F.lectro-Ther-
apy Doctors In making this free Of
fer Is TO secure a large number of
difficult and supposedly incurable
cases in order TO quickly demonstrate
the tremendous curative powers OF
their wonderful new system OF Eclc-
trical and Medical treatments. as
used by them. These specialists
/ soloct difficult cases from each
. location IN order to show what can
' bc done by scientific treat ment. even
IN the worst forms of disease. and
+ TO give every sufferer chance 10
know what can be done with the
wonderful new Electro-Medical Sys-
tom Of Treatment in his or her cNr
| particular case.
| The examination Is the most i'm
| portlnt part or the proceeding when
q sick person calls upon tho Fec
| tro-Therapy Doctors. WhilG it Is en-.
| tircly free to those calling az the In
Istituto during the next seven days. ye'
| Il is as accurate as IL the patient had
paid the regular examination
charges In full. Tho most delicate
man, woman or child need have nc
feor, either OF the N-Ray or Of tn,
electrical treatments. as they are
harmless, painless and safe in The
hands of experts.
The equipment OF the Electro,
lTherapy Doctors institute which (:
ono of the largest institutions Of it'
kind in the South. IL an elaoorat,
one, many Instruments known Il
science for the diagnosis and treat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
ODD INDUSTRIES FLOURISH
Combines Landscape Gardening
WIN NrcIiitsturr Of Igirh houses.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Fob - --
rio,,and. ono ~ the largest manu-
man, old iudIH'rics ana freak Fac.
'urloH" scattered throughout ;h"
city
Adolph Wurih. whoro sign above
hia Studio door prorlums him
hrdscupo gardener and bird house
architect bIilds bird -hou.ch ~ lll
kluds. from hig our4 made of tree
trunks for owls 10 li'lc once made
~ cucoauui shells fur Wr'ua. Tb"
Interior ~ tho studio .s lincd win
bird houses OF tl shapes and riz"s
ond other bird houses are nailed TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
Modern Methods
for AilinS Men

Another source Of distress 10 .'s
sufferer is-blood poison. H'o''
poisoning requires not only knoN''
edge OF the discase--but the "''"'
to properly administer the "'''
meuts which in some cases require
the famous 600" and "9li' t'e"''
ment originated 10y Dr.. Pau E'- %
Itch. the late European Scl.,,,.l,s .-,.'.,..,
winner of the Nobel prize. ~
remedies are also known as
yarsan' and "NcO Sulyarsau'
Rectal troubles, iuvludmg. h'.n.
orrholds fistula, fissurcs ana .,.
painful and distressing condl l"o.-
Weld readily-to The Elcctro-Ihc'aI'
Treatment, and the cost for iLIa'
ment ~ 80 moderate that mo- ann. -
man should hesitate to E1s.' tAs AZ
stitutc for treatment,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
LATER HOUSE OF ISRAEL
Former Temple at JcErccl,tcs Now
sod ~ - jam FACTORY.

CHATHAM. Eng. Jan. 3i.--J'z.
rrcrs temple tho former hcadduar-
tcrY ~ tho sect known az Sow and
Iatcr House of Israel near hero. has
been fold and il 10 bc turned into q
lam factory.
rho Temple. e 9.rr, gauu, hIlld
ing stands ON Chatham illl and is
o Landmark ot kout. II was erected
80 years ngo by James white. found
or 81 the sect. who claimed Go possess
20 roll uf the lii 600 faithful SO be-
caught up 90 heaven un the day Of
Judgment. according 90 the Rsvcl.
ntions
Aucr whites death. the tcuplc
was occupied for some time by an
NmoricJh .1czcroclitc who styled
himself "princc Michael
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
Kidney Troubles
Require Best of
Medical Service

The Electro Therlpy Doctors
modern apparatuscs for the irc','
ment OF diseases Of the kidneys and
their experience in handling th'u'
sands Of such cases, has made .aes'
diseases less hopeless for many ,d'-
lerers who have failed to Obtain
relief through older method %.
treatment.
Those with kidney diseases must
OF necessity look to the specialists
If the!' would secure for themselves
the highest OF real skill in the treat
ment Of these troubles-spocia''s.'
who also have the apparatus To- give
the treatment benefit.
The Electro -Thcrapy Dortu's 7p'-
cialize IN chronic diseases. and 10
this may be attributed consider
able portion OF their great SUCCESS
in such ailments as they accept ,o'
treatment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
ULTRA VIOLET RAY

There IL no organ 50 hidden or
so deeply seated that II cannot be
reached by ths high frequently cur
rent and this without effect upon the
skin, except warmth, redness and
Precipitation" states Albert G.. Gcy-
ser NJ. D., late clinical instructor in
Radiosraphy and Radio-Therapy u;
Cornell university.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

Tho cNt'riJr ~ tho building. from .
J suit" apur, mcnt FOR robins 90
little room followed out ~ a tree
trunk FOR - blucbird
Thomas l.. Fairfield makes his
uViug. ana n good one bv raising
Dtrarics in his strong cottage DOB
which bird cages literally tpvor th'
wallis and hang from tho rHillug
George Lciko makes Niuins in q
uitin shop on Lpralu avenue. al
hand made and hand carved from
spruce coz maple
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

TIVriU ISRAEL luulf"autn Hrl
cheyenne IUu. W iufy rtNiI. rr.ldvurc
cedar I31l. f.udg ,risr 1913
usNr tNrEhti. ptp soun Choyoouo.
NHrHIs If.tI fihhI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

NATtDNAL SPIRITUAL ALLIANCE
County courtroom courthoue'. 80 y, nv.
Br 4 " ~. Wheeler, pastor. lhotuf"
and mcHsagss by rev tlurrnr" tflr7Hnn
aud Br wheeler circle after regular
service Music b. WristUu's orchestra
tuidwoak meeting "wednesday evening 90
'Oiit North tlv on1 With Mrs Ericsson.
Hrs tamcr. Mrs prrTyman snd Eidlo
ftfUDIl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

.....
w., lG,r'ti rIl,, .ss.s,tnt
s",isy ,rt,'f t 40 trsnftl league at
Se"",iE''y y,t,r,retiot. Z, . ao. Iu.Iur tt %.
S.ty,r,. AZ io.i. and 7n NlfiHul s.I.
-, I, =, IL u.,ts IL f. "TNe
Kingdom anf th. So" b'' '''n'iSy ~.
mon hy pastor 7I"'''"E ''''""'' ''
God
GnA'E rtDH.i iHNd "nd nl'N
80 T. Ctab'fr" pastor tnnd, .lh"", ~
80 junior Monday HI O.. sermon h} 'h'
castor N and 90. Wsdnrs'sy H .W.d
woot church day iuH vowuu.F societies
meeting iu tl' forenoon Hrd afternoon
prayer mr'tuE "nd STUDY class h'
1U,ttTr NI.NpUtAI. Ibut.sutn suH
gueler TeuIof T. Ur8uuou. puHtuI.
Suuda. school ~ n.l.. Iuuotth a. g.
pfc.,Llng at % and 1p
,...,,.. ,.,..,.t. ., q. r,ff.
l'n I',N HftN' NJ, t,.'
hour ~ b, lunch o 30. devotional slt
1iahnr Muusau apsskH tt - ou tbrfHipn
eHutttipn Nprs meeting nf no " HU
Southern Mrthodtlts 10 city HdituHs'i
Hishop mou1on.
-
UAgtIU NtENbUtAt ~ y HI Wet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
EPtsCop p\i.tNN

THRIFTY EPlsCOrAI.-F,ch amt cin.
Slneipnsti. Rey. RolIe r. Crum. rector,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
CHRISTIAN CI.VICU.

WRIST CHRtSTfAN Ninth and Houl.
her, Meade putt pastor, Usage ANga,
study phone Usage 2t,t Biblo school
$50. Endeavors, senior & so, ntermCdi.
ate at 1uniur at so, Communion Ruh
sermon 1855 and evening 1.l0. Morning
sermon, In His steps" special music
service at evening hour rendering john
Stslnsr's "fho CrucifiNlun,'
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Glonvoul.
Home Gardens s,atIon, Thomas y, NuHsoll,
pastor sunday school 9sAb. Endeayur
ESQ, preaching II aud 1890.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
rIiI;SBlTI,NitS

FIRST pREsnyrERiAN seventh and
Hoston. g. w Kerr pastor SUNDAY
cert. EndeavotH Hcnior and !rtermediaie
q, e.iS, junior at a'aO; preaching ~
lo:Jb and 80. Morning sermon by
Rev. Oscar Lowry, who Will lead uH IN
our pro. Easter service, Evening sermon
BY Rev. a. ~ Lowe ~ Marshall, No.
University OF Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
Z ,IIiOt ~

UuIy r'Nuly .EIahth tui u.bdrr
fsNp d. U.uirs. pastor fns' r'Hf Dob
a u. .LIdrruq msss sud lHatruci'sn
Ht h|lN uHsH trl sermon ~ 10 30
evening fstHt|ouH Hud inquiry class 20
O.. W.. Hc..I.. fraasos % Hrd O. ug
tt,uTp ifEfUT sIsf.ruIU srf ROCK
fUri Ua. charles Htsudacr' Rotor.
yHrlI.rt uf u.uuI nuufs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

ASSEMBLY or GOD Fifth ami
Peoria E y. Cunningham. pastor, l0it
East Haskell. Sunday school and Bihlc
reading at 10. devotional and pastoral
service at ~, evanEclistic at 30. NnunE
people Tuesday 80, hlhIo study Ftidhy
Z
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
IL riiI.RAN.

FIRST LUrHCRAN-Fi and Elwood.
!. :. kaufman, pastor. sunday school nt
9,4ai Luther league 6slB. Morning wor-
ship at II, evening use. Morning sub
Jeet "Responsibllity Tor World Evangcu,
zationi' evening, Things Are Not what
They Seem
GRACE LUTHERAN ,Missouu synod,
Thirteenth and Quincy tncw hundingl
REV. q. A. Lueraon pastor. Regular
services at IL. sunday school at 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

The above Is one of the most perfect
and complete N.Ray photographs In
existence, II showing not only the bony
structure and organs - the body but the
shoes the subject wears. the clothing,
watch In tho vest pocket and key ring
hung TO belt
published by The Electro Therapv
Doctors with the consent Of the Electrl-
ca ENpCrimcnter Magazine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

FIRST CIfrHCu OF CHRIST District
courtroom No T. cuurthouH". 81. " Ia
srunc older 1sngc G'ltsi iiihlc school ~
10. " /. Oliphsnt the hoy prcacher WI
preach every Hcrond and fnurih SUNDAY
each month a. ~ ana 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

LATTER DNY SAINTS UoorganlScd
church ot Chrisp--C r. sheppard pas
tor. Route T. IioN llG sunday school at
y 80: preaching at ~ and 3 Saints co.
operative society meets sunday evening At
= nldweek prayer meeting wednesday at
g. Hciigiu nuoiety Ftid'y Ht =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

SEVENTH pAY ADVENTIST - sixth
and Madison central rsrh. =. u. bahe,
pastor. Saturday service, Sabbath school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

WEST TULSA -. West 'rulsu o. H.
owen pastor, "0ll South olympia. pspEy
I51g-N. SUNDAY HChuol At 10. services Ai
II and $50 hy pastor. both unions At
$3.50; W, NJ. L. meets W eduesday at $50.
prayer meeting Thursday 80,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

OLD TIME MISSIONARY. eli South
quincy. Rev. Morrow. pubtur, sunday
snhool p,ie, Services ~ ~ ana i.is,
Everybody Invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

FREE WILL baptist Eighth ard
wheeling. Wov L. j. Matthews, pastor.
sunday school 9.i5. serNlcca at II and
k1a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

SECOND rRrsuYrERrAN.-2 -2unis and
Archer (Barton), Tho church that shows
moving pictures ". IT, Mutphy, jr., pas
tor. Sunday school at p;i5. senior an
doayor at 4 40. lutior at led by Miss
Iva Latts. Morning warahip ~ ~ cve.
ming at 7.ao. "Wednesday .Nonhs l'la
prayer meeting and home visitation,
Thursday night .a0 community fair tti-
day afternoon and evening, moving pic.
lures.
COIf,EGE ittIif- seventh and 'clums
bia Mccoy, Kendall. Robert " clarke,
pastor. Sunday sohop, at 9;ts, EnicayoT
st e33o. Preaching at ~ and so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13
MIS-, fILtNieOt~

cIiuu,u OF Trm ShZAUESr WeF,
TULSA. g1lp south pnnrr1K. y. w. John
son, pastur. tt21 South Trenton sunday
school rt 10, preaching a. ~ and '.ho
yuunr prnplo ai g.. Wednesday prnSHr
meeting 2 90. niblo study class Friday at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

uETUEi MIssioS -nochtord and .'rs-
per 7. W. Coleman. pastor, bt. Ndn
Randall. deRconeas. Cedar iihi Su'doy
schooi NJ 10 ncryicoH at Ia ind \, Youus
People at 30 TUESDAY prayer meeting
1so Thursday. sewing school Saturday
at q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-13

TidERT MEMORIAL 'M y Sj..Afain
and Hostnn Harold -. Cooke. paaioI
Osasa 5tsi and cass " VI Hurt super
tat ntonden, Sunday school so, Epwotth
~ g. services ct - aud Z 90, pastor in
sue pulpit.
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cry MtRSiIN a.etG EaHt Frsi Scrv-
Ice. TODAY ~ no by nc, 4. Licht'ns'nin.
HIsa evening services 81 80 on Tuesday
Thursdny and Saturdav.
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RIVERSIDE Glonwnod, Homo Gauleus
near rarllNiow station. q. ~ hughes,
pastor ". g. Shurtmeytr, superintendent
preaching every sunday at II and 1880,
NERN MISSlON--Glonwood. iu Medic
schoolhousC, J. \ Whcstlcl, pastor, a.
y brutN, superintendent. Preaching ll
pnd ESQ. Prayer meeting Nedncsduy
gNyUiuE
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ROSE NIL. Maryland Gardens north
Of cemetery. Sunday school - 10; junin'
league at iHdlcR' AID ~ 30
Thnrnday Preaching every second Hun
day hy Rev. Prince
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SrRlNGpAIT--Iewl ana Washington.
T., u, CaunsdN. missionary. SUNDAY
erhool at 10 every sunday. Preaching
first and third Sunday hy missionary.
Prayer meeting and choir practice irlda,
evening. Christian Endouvor meeting, at
Sunday evening,
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BArTlST-F Fourth and Ciucin'
pstL '"rhe NcaroAt Church" W. q. Ander.
son. minister: l. W. shannon Euper.
intsnuent. Hihic school $50; n, V y. u
at ti5. sunbeam band a. s. Mornins
worship 1890. evening worship ,,sO,
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nuLiETTE independence
and Norfolk. ". y. Garvln, pastor
sunday school at 10. merging into mutn-
ing service aud cluHinE at l 40. prca 'N-
Ing 7ao. Last sunday evening ~ zach
month special service Of soma,