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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

bE J. u, iAM lliElslS
Sales Manager for General Refining
Company.
"Wc wired our salosmen regard
ing tho tank wagon decline In Raso-
nno and keroscnc that the decline
does not affect tho selling prices 10
Jobbcrs. Tho decline was caused
by tho big margin between cost OF
products at tho refinery and tho
tank wagon price. II is unrcason-
able to expect reflncrS 10 reduce
their prices further. even taking into
consideration the decline In crude.
as on present prices tho reflncrs
still continue to show loss. Add
tionai reductions In prices at the re-
flnery will not Increase demand. and
the present prices on fuel oil and
gas oil are due To the small d, mand
and forced sales by refincrs. due to
storages being flllde.
"On the present price ~ fucl oil
we may he able to regain n large
volume OF fuel oil business, which
reverted TO coal. due To the high
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

example Of tho erosion ~ the top
~ a dome. az Is the billings field
Al Cushing the Hill dome, ana the
Drunright domcs have both been
etodcd near tho top.
In tho Usage numerous examples
como To mind, and also In tho Ok
nulgcc district the same conditions
hold true.
IN many cases the explanation IS
the simple one that thc top Of tn"
folds have been crodcd, and tina.
creeks follow gost ~ them I'm part.
lu many places tho streams or
creeks partly ,irclo tho pools as the
stream Iu these cases followed the
cours" Of least resistance and went
around tho dome or auticlinc. such
stream changes are very significant
To- gcologists and have guided pros
pccting numerous times. Folds were
later found at just such places.
'rcckologv II named drainage
cpues within the proyinc" Of go
oloRy. and must be considered an
important part of the science Of GO.
ology, especially for the gcolpg st
who studies Bructurc and typog-
rHphy and the changes affected By
drainage.
''lpHcI f"ch mas hDlu 'I an I"'
portant adjunct TO geology ana
thero N really scientific basis un-
dcryigg his claims in many cases.
Caro- must be exercised In using
crcckologys but II used In conJunc-
ton with other Information 1t has
decided value. Indeed n ono were
to drill consistently iu creek bot
toms instead of hin tops tho pro-
portion cf successes wouli undoubt-
cdly be greater for cfcekB than hills.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
The Best Meal He ECer Had

ono Of tho oldtimors has the fol
loving to say;
II accompanied a party into the
Santa Maria oil field In California.
We started carly. As you probably
know. tho oil fields or that district
arc succession Of hills and noun
tains, 1t was u hard mornings
work but fun of interest, so much 40
in fact that the noon hour soon ar
rivod and the party wns carried to
tho Company Boarding House, pre-
sided over by as tidy and competent
a little lady as one would wish to
sec.
The building was a low rambling
ono, well painted and well kept.
There were other buildings to house
tho workers. These buildings were
surrounded by beautiful flowers. In
the rear there were other buildings,
containing cows and chickens.
zone thing that caught my eye
was the sight of the man getting
ready for dinner. using as particular
care as II he were preparing To dine
with his family or sweetheart.
when the dinner bell announced
to all that dinner was ready To ho
served, was introduced 70 the din
Ing room. II was a room about 40
10y 90 feet. In the center or IN,
room there stood a table about 80
feet long. II was soon nearly filled,
the president of the big company
seated at one end of the table.
THE dinncr--and what dinner
for an honest to- goodness hungry
inanLwas all on the table. cNccp'
the dessert. 1t consisted OF rtcl
homemade soup, roast beef. fried
chicken, potatoes boiled Jackets
Off, succulent and flakcy things
they were too, served piping hot.
There were hot raised soda biscuits,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

Charles r Tewkcsbury, represent
ing the Pyle National company Of
Chicago, is in the city and will
hereafter make his headquarters
here. Mr.. Tewkesbury says that
he is OF the opinion that business
should start right now. He Is not
pcssimistic as TO the future and says
that In all parts OF the oil fields
there is n disposition to make the
best Of a bad situation and start
something In the way of production.
and especially wildcstting. within
tho next 80 days. "Turho generator
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

sets are used on all drilling rigs and
those OF our manufacture are fast
becoming the most popular says
Mr.. Tewkesbury.
A. L. spence. originally regional
sales manager for the Bankers Ditc
company OF yes Moircs, Is onening
offices az 3ds-3i7 FotEedy building
Tulsa, as the company considers
Tulsa one Of the llvcst towns in the
United states today and also Okla
homa one Of the states which Is n.
uancially I'm the best condition o'
any Of the states In which they do
business. II have chosen this terri
tory. after having been their travel
ing representative, which gave me
the opportunity Of seeing the best
localities In which 10 open a.ncw Of
flee, and intend TO make Tulsa my
future home" says Mr.. Spence.
Raymond Shaw, advertising. man
agrr Of the oil News and Daily on
News Report, published by the shaw
Publishing company of Chicago ana
GalesburR, III. is spending tcw
days In the city and announces the
opening Of n Tulsa office, In order
40 better serve their clients through
out the southwest. Robert a. Bur
ton, jr, formerly eastern manager
OF system mia gazine, has been APP
pointed southwestcrp representative.
with headquarters at Ego Atco
building. In charge OF the circula-
tion and editorial departments.
Helen Harmon writes from
Panama that she has had perfectly
wonderful trip and y stopping a!
tho Washington hotel at Cristobol,
Canal Zone. Helen Is a daughter OF
George Harmon. well known oil pro-
duccr IN tho balmy days of the
Glun pool and hasa world Of friends
who wish her much success In her
venture In the southern hemisphere.
Sofia Suppcs. assistant oil editor
of the Tulsa World. was III yes
tcrday and unable to attend to her
customary duties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
sDcyonian Moves TO New Quarters
Into \pN, Quarters

Tho DcvOnian oil company have
Just completed moving their offices
fr..~ the fifth floor of the Unity
building to the first floor Of the new
Chestnut 4 Smith building. This
now building IS going 20 be one OF
tho bcst in town and is being fin
ished rapidly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

Wanted--Block OF acreage avail.
able for drilling proposition In
Oklahoma or Kansas, Please fur
nish details, Also desire lease close
10 good production. Please furnish
details. can act promptly. Address
Box g67-B, care world. d.--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

WIN buy small royalty or good
lease paying FOR same with stock Of
sound oil company having osage
production, financial statement FUR
nished. and with good Tulsa second
mortgage paper. paying 500 per
month and interest, Address 95S B,
care OF World.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

Production wanted In oklahoma
or Kansas with additional drilling,
Give full particulars, pipe line
statements and best settlement
terms you will accept. Want To ac-
qulre up to 1000 barrels daily. Ad-
dress BOX gi9-B. care World
AdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
Twin states Getting well In Usage.

The so. Bertha Hickman OF the
Twin states on company located in
the southeast corner of the North
west Of 3s-27-5 topped the Bartlcs-
yiuc sand at 2.905 feet aud Is max
ing l2O barrels at 10 feet in. They
are now drilling through the break
between tho top Of the Bartlosvtllc
and tho rich pay, the same as was
found tn Mariands producer ana
expect to dr!ll the well In tomorrow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

For Sale--Casing and line pipe,
for immediate shipment out OF stock
in any quantity. Line pipe from .
In, TO s in. inclusive. Casing from
rs in. to 20 in. inclusive. Try lis,
We sell for less. Phone Usage i760-
46S6. l.. II, so. Fcenberg Pipe 4
supply Co. bls East First St. Tulsa
Okli.---Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

bread and butter. milk. preserves,
coffee, tea and rice pudding with
rINIug.
After this wonderful dinner. per-
fcctly cooked, I asked the president
how the company could afford such
unusual service. and he replied that
ho had found II the hest sort of an
Investment 20 keep their co-Horkers
cOHt,ntcd and happy"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

WANTED-H Blocks OF leases 10
arilL Creek. Okmulgeo and Okfus-
keo counties preferred. give full
written details and description OF
leases. Address 9OS-n, care Tulsa
World .--AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
OIL AND GAS
tsases - supplies - Production. Ese.

VAL sell interest in royalty Boggs
district; guarantee money back
within lb months, Address Box
yb3-B, caro- World.--Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

Young man wants position with
growing oil company as field super
intondcnt, Experienced, References
Al. Address Box 952-B, care
World, --Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

Wanted-Drilling work for Ma
uonal machine and standard tools
VIII move anywhere. Competent
drillers. Usage 6i32.--Adyt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

Interests for sale in drilling we'll
6ath or more. Beggs field 1910,
oliver. 6ts Mayo Bldg. Cedar GA.
-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

For your depletion and tax prob
iems, accounting and systemati,lng
call Carl l.. Rice, q, u. An5l7 Ken
nedy Bldg, Phone Cedar 29T--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27

Arch Grlder and Ed Weist left tor
Kansas City Tuesday night on a
business trip for n few days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-27
With the Oil Men

Ray Shaw of tho oil News is In
town for a week on business.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

Llsta de los Donantes de Caguas,
para la Cruz Roia Espanola.
Seccion Local Casa de Espana, $500
Don Isidoro Alvarez, 5000
" Cjpliano Manrique, 5000
Ce)estino Perez, 5000
~ Jose Seoane. $500
" Antonio Lougo, 1000
Ambrosio La.aeigo, 25,W
" Antonio C. Rodrisuez, 1900
Casa de Lena, 1000
Den Evaristo Padin, 1000
. Agustfn Centeno, 1000
- Juan Lameiro, 1000
= Francisco Portillo, 1000
p lose Ma. Soils, 1000
. Baltolome Garcia, 1000
+" Manuel Alvarez Sobrino, 1000
- Felix Arostegui, 1000
" Eduardo Morales, 1000
- EGlogio MADEIRA, 800
Anastasio Manrique, 500
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
CARTA PUBLICA

Arecibo, p R., u de sept, 1921
Sr. Don Angel Paniagua,
san JUAN, PTO.-RICO.
Distinguido compatriota
In eSt0s monentos en- que Sc viene
tratando la question de 81 tenemos G
no bandera puertorriquefa, vengo q
rogar Vd., como uno de nuestros
nombres de estudio especialmente de-
dicado a buscar en- nuCstros archives
hIst6ricos todos aquellos datos que
puedan ser de interes para nuestrC
pucblo publique la carta que Vd
escribjera ell Sr. Luis Muiioz Rivera
desde Washington, con fecha Z de
abril lie 1914 sobre la bandera dc
p0rrto Rico.
NJ estarfa demas que Vd. ilustre
una parte de nuestros polfticos en-
ESQ de la bandera puertorrique1a, va
quo esa parte desconoce o Sc hacel
los que desconocen la verdad de esta
cliesti6n.
Labor es de aquellos que saben
ilustrar los ignorantes de nacimien-
t6 de filiaci0n.
Gracias por la atenci6n que presto
a cstas Ifneas Y quedo de vd., con mis-
expresivas graeias,
Alto. S. $.
.4rtTo Nicoldw Jim6nez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
PARA IA CRUZ ROJA ESPANOLA
La Suscripcion en- Caguas
Una Carta de Don Celestino Perez

Caguas, P. R., "a de septiembre de
1921.
Sr On. Segundo Cadierno.
Vicepresidente de la Junta Central
dc Ia Casa de Espana en- Puerto Rico,
San Juan.
Estimado amigo y distinguido COM
Oportunamente recibi su atenta car
Ia circular del 8 del corriente, Y de
acuerdo con ell contenido de la misma
cite a uuestros compatriotas de esta
ciudad, a una reunion en- la cual Sc
uombr5 una comision compuesta de
don Isidoro Alvarez, don Domingo Ca
creira ell que suscribe, para que lie
vara a efecto la recaudacion de fon-
dos a favor de la Cruz Roja Espanola.
Lo reeaudado por dicha comision i'm
porta s542 que lie envio en- el adjunto
Gheque a su favor, y la vez lie acon-
bauo tambien la lista de los donantes;
como siempre Sc suscribe de I'd.
affo amigo y S. S.,
CelestinO Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

Llsta de los Donantes de Caguas,
para la Cruz Roja Espanola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
CANTO LIRICO A LA MUJiltg
PORTORRIQUEH

LEHAS:
Isl no 'eres Dlos, que cerca csfas
de Dios''. II. A. NcgrGn S0ajafjo.
"Yo rezo devotamente. sincrramcnte
ell Ave Maria, poRque picnso qae c..-
vuelvo, en- el incensario de stls fra.s $,
las mujeres de mi patria''
"Yo canto la belIeza &c su csp-ritu
legendario''.
"Amor''.
"Cantcmos la mujer, poctas, hon
raremos nuestra Grey.
''Dios te salve, Mujer''.
LA musa moderna".
"Cuan hermosa cudn grande me
pareces' '.-RicdrdO Lc0n.
"Nuestr2 mujer es amor.
"Canto Lfrico Ia Mujcr Pottorri-
quefia". (Sin lema).
"NIadre MIA.
DOS razas distintas, que en- una
Sc juntan, que en- una Sc enlazan"
''Esa eres td''.
La muier es la diosa que lenifca
la vida. :.
g. .hija fuerteN de Espana, de Ali,
ell bravo pirata, Y, de Ia dulce Ana
caona''.
"Anfora Sacra''.
"Oh, bella blanca = Cisncros.
"Alquimia IDEAL.
'La mujer es el alma que vivifica
la Patria".
HBendita Sea-.
':Eres Ia tradici6n, efes la raza".
"Eres toda la Lira"..
''Mientras exista una mujer hermo-
sa, habra poesfa' '-Becquer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
Banco Territorial y Agrlcola de Puerto Rico
SECRETARIA

Relacion de las 26,c6dulas hipotecarias de la
Decima Emisi0nde este Banco que han de amor
tizarse el3Otle Septie1nbre de 1921, y1as cIaes
NO devengaran mas intereses desde 'esta fecha,
segun ell segundo sorteo celebrado por ell Conse-
jo de Administration en- session publica ell dia 10
del corriente mes. ss44 ~
81 119 425 4s3 4sS $40 .S43 1922
1867 1899 2Ol5. 1895 1918 1926 3412 1869
1882 3799 $500 1866 4O93 4lS2 1929 <427O
1906 1914 H
Lo que Sc hacepdblico para general conoci-
miento.
San Juan. p. r., 20 de Septiembre de 1871.
Ell PREsIDENTE, EI.sECRETARIo,
IS. CADIERNO. p. ROCAFORT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
$4,000
con Ell GOBERNADOR

Esta maiiana celebrarOn una larga
conferencia ell Speaker INFERNO dc
la Cdmara Sr. TiZol Y ell Lcdo. Sr
J. G. Torres.
Para hoy de maiiaLa habfa una
vista y conferencia con el Gobernador
de los Sres. Jose G. Torres, Giorgetti
Santini otros elemencs de Ia Junta
Central leaders" del Partido Unio-
nista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

cordialidad Y mutuo respeto que con-
duzca a Ia sincera comprehension de
ideas Y sentimientos, sin imposiciones
Ivejaminosas de una parte nj humi-.
llaciones vergonzosassde lafo otra. Hay
que elevar Ell pensan1iento q regiones
mas atlas y .saber mirar el poryenir,
porque la grandeza de los pueblos no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
PROSA

PROSA: Z
Tema: Influenza del descubrimiento.
y colonization de America enslos des-
tinos del mundo.
Para este tema han sido enviados
los trabajos que ostentan estos lemas:
America es la conception de un
complemento basico''.
''Espana es nuestra madre, es Ia
madre de America. -.
''El siglo de Colon imprimi6 nuevo
vuelo a los siglos futuros'' HumboH.
"Los genios no mueren; mas, son
estimados para la posteridad".
"Despues de America, la civiliza-
ci5n''.
'salve, Naci6n descnbridoras salve".
Para el tema: Influencia del Casino
Espafiol de San Juan. en- la cQltura
fraternidad entire portorriquelos es- /.
pafioles, han sido enviados los traba-
jos que Hevan estos lemas:
''Espejos de Patriotas -. F,ancos
Rod,f0ue@.
La Patfia Sc honra con los hechos
de sus hijos''.
''Todo por ell engrandecimiento de Ia
Raza".
"In hoe Signo yincess'.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
Los trabajos enviiados al Certa>
men del Casino Espanol
de San Juan 4

. Para Ella ell epinicio. ell himno
.triunfal' Eg
La vida es un temple en- el que Off
cia una sacerdotiza: la Mujer''.
"Mujer, til eres la Patria' sssss~sss4
'Mujer puertorriqueila, broche de
eontinentes, puente de razas, de almas
crisol. -.
"Un 'canastillo de flores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

consiste en- Ell derecho de su f,terza si-
no en- la fuerza de su derecho.
Tai es, en- sintesis, mi opinion sobre
las cuestiones a que el interrogatorio
Sc refiere. X quedo de I'd.
Con la mayor consideration,
L. Mufoz Morales.sS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
Ell DETECTIVE FERRER

Ha venido San Juan en- uso de- Ii
cencia, el detective Ferrer, que pres
ia servicio en- Aguadilla. Retornara
a este pueblo, ell lunes proximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
no Sc pERMITE La ENTRADA

II Gobernador ordeno hoy al poll
Ella del Palacio, que no permita la en-
trada al salon donde estan las oficinas
del Secretario particular v del Ayu-
dante, ninguna persona cuando no
este alli ell Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

Domingo Carreira, 500
Rafael Lopez, 800
Benito Lopez, 300
Perfecto Sotelo, 800
Felix Sotelo, 800
Jose Sotelo, 500
Jose Gonzalez Sierra, 800
Manuel Perez, 500
Salvador Perez, 800
Ricardo Perez, 800
Casimiro Redfn, 500
Antonio Figuerola, 500
Baltasar Padin, 800
Bienvenido Martinez, 800
Arsenic Sierra, 800
Ricardo Alvarez, 800
Jose Vercher, 500
Honorato Salazar, 500
Pedro Homar, 500
Jose Garcia Mendez, 500
Andres Sueiro, 500
Elias Valdes Gonzalez, 800
Benigno Diaz, 300
Ramon Dorrego, 500
Juan Fernandez Diez, 500
Pascual Fernandez DieZ, 800
" Gregorio Bareiro, 500
Pedro Cubero, 800
Teodulo Llamas, ESQ
Felipe Llamas, 2.5O
Pastit1to Farnsndez 200
Cipriano Villares, 200
Emilio Alvarez, 200
Manuel Costa, 2OO
BENJAMIN Fortcza. ZOO
ManIel Isern Apontl, 200
Daltolome Esterds. LOO
Fernando Guarcn, LOO
Jose Garriga, 100
Jose Garrido FariZo, LOO
Nicolas Figuerola, LOO
" Miguel Figuerola, LOO
Celestino Alvarez, LOO
Mauricio Redondo, LOO
sBartolome Borras Ortelli, 100
" Jose Llompart, LOO
Francisco Ramis, LOO
Total, $4,000
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

Estados Und ALI dice ella quenoay
abao Els de eOgrado cudad de dOnde uvo ella
hab comped al pueblo asta
de las bOchev-
bai los publeOs1a
baie
mta hija reputadO
demoro gandes afons danza
delquene
Vino evOucn En- 191S acOmpanada de
haca Siberia De aqui fue al
bae
Etado UnidOs padre ue amadO al esa
vida
obstane ha hecho
ab enretandO ene do
plbico americana bales maravilosos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
WEEDS

T'bs baHc vnT L. rHt IN erri-a
7islgiiiaurAaat raEnea N tnd Is r4r
'ts wseas rui n shs alisrs ant II
z'Ens rainsTs1 Is 81 somebody f5
$50 1hs example II nrsa -@Fiterr r.
sbs Ii II arrnaaa IN II e -lr w-t.a1s
r'-auni fiF ifr shH-E vaalt1t ~ Hrr
w-''Hts HIF 7aans Il ths rsri1lsT
8 ha'-uT S.nErf waTlt rSlrr7.sa rahsl-f
1n 6u ihs sr-rs thaE FF mara is
rHnEr1 aai ur vnifh vAHds r-~
r--.vrrr Ent ths Vvns- rlrk nH 3r-
rl e1 tht s4lI7aRE- VIZ aa rea 11
giHHIal =, i fa- Lha rEirtparK 10
RAlp i mi 7Hr sur Ehs 5s,h. --Ful T
4'net 4 Sra eEr IA kan g aE1 sy
building L taslt nnrrr tn Il ~ fE
slsR .ev-sEr 1Ilewnr sunauns - elH1-
r1~as- -hs-a L ha aoef nrr rr--
r- &, 81 HinRas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
NAN CHARGED WITH
WIFE MURDER. RELEASED
james Cx---. Arkansas MAJ Is
F-esa BY Grand jury After
Tno-glg. Izvsy1s-
-Ei1o-

l'1esnara. Ar'l~- AaE k-ghznAF
C'rsr-E VIM h2F s+.aI st1d sy n H.
-ha-.5ss AHrs 3a- ser -tsvs Il nur-
ps,rrsE1 vlzt ine 5AEst rE fir vile.
Al1I rsurr-E- Ent LIS aEErtaa- Vsr-s.
whose rutElEAt A,a13as vera 5,sr-d
,r 1u1.H-s x WOOD razr Weiff :
-E1l A-'kE-sEs TvTr.- EesEr Era- wls
.lssnH-rad f-un rrEt,dr TeExsrdEy
is-s- I r-Rud 5urT adjourned without
Returning -Lrr 4D1ienrsu1s 3r .ns case.
S,srH-E- ulhs-s vho hSl e.esr be1z rs
VI nessas ii ttt 1Ess were Hlss f-s-
hf-rat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-06
SyANDARDIZIyC TIE
DOCTOR. THE SILENT
WORK OF THE CHURCH


-sllglen These purposes % he
En-v. Eonld constitute sufficient
reason s0r the nEsrssnznne ot ihe
church t,nf iker are only The
pbvsols and surface pu-Possx
Ersrv hospital. everF .nsIin-
faQz for the sntlso-Et5on of The
eozdlf5o1 e tie ua3or-unsle.
every 4gEizz-z and srerT orphan
Az. every CHRISTIAN 1ssnela-5en.
evsT BED Cross chapter, has
been reared 01 The rock of tie
shureh- Tins Statement does n0r
zH1l that everv such Institution
j. dsra-c-lv affiliated ws-h 3 -
slrS0ns o-gs-lzEs Ii 2.sns
,ssi -ts TrIzr1yle Which rYTur-
N-lr u1FiRrl1es zAe feu1das5rn ct
arrxr -zzr5oBs ~ human relief
ansS h-zan t.s-1@-n-ns j. fhe
prlnrl5,.e which flpws f--a 1he
CArsg-is1 church
TIE fsun5e- 0t -hs ehu-rh.
apz1r1-- 10 The conceptions cf
rnzzr. .Tse-As7s mosl. n rs
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earliest followers. did lot pro
pose the flight Of snsn 10 Hesv-
en,r kingdom aO- did he expect
man to give his e1,ire life 10 The
nvSt5c adhs-s1ce 10 81 unseen
and unt2rthlv regime BE pur-
posed 30 make the Kingdom O.
God 3 reality for present prse-
lic~s. He SCI emphasis On heal
inr the sick. benering the weak.
lifting The sale1- Wien tie
church began 10 branch ont lrsn
practical organizations for the
purpose of applying the rrinci-
pies al Christ 10 sore places. i
began -oss fully 70 realize his
perfectly simple and perfectly
vrse1icAl pl&y4- Institutions q
t,e1.eruent have beco-ne 80 Esny
and % much matter q eeurse
IL modern life thai we are II .
Way CT forgetting 10 credit them
al IS znns 70 tie great bccy q.
The ehnrth-
Critics during ths great wa-
were prone 20 say that the ehureA
rks falling down Il lie work o.
fhss i had fallen down IL tn@
r.prsc.d preceding the war. They
raozensxrily forget thss the
Salvation Army. the 7. ". G. A.
TIE Knights of Columbus. TIE Red
Cross the grssf kcsp.txls-ell the
zgs1e.es which t.ound I'D the
terrible wounds r. rzr and II
zur war made L evea remotely
ioler4ble-re-e and are os the
ekn-eh. built or The iderleal
y-szciT..ss of the church and car
rTInc IL work Into al fields
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TOO MANY BANKS IN
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"EA[Mr" AIRCRAFT TO
Be ATTACKED SOON

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