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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

| PARIS. - Chimisti francezi au
inceput deja investigatia ca oare la
Oppau. unde inainte Gu cateva zile
sa intlmplat eXplosie groaznica
omorInd pc mai multe suite de oa-
meni 81 ranind pc mai multe mil,
facind ruina din oras, nu 'au
fabricat in mod secret arme 81 ex-
plosive pentru rasboiu. A,.teiegra-
ma din Mayence spune ca comanda-
mentul armatei de ocupatie suspec-
teaza fabricarea clandestina a ma
terialului de rasboiu.
Primarul FitzGerald a dcclarat
rasboiu Ku klux Klanilor. cam
Ordonat directorului sigurantei ca
sa foloseasca toate mijloacele, in lc-
gatura ell autoritatile federale ca
sa suprime orice miscare q Ku Klux
klanilor in Cleveland. Pc ri &c
merge. = primind mai multi infor-
matii asupra acestui ord, ma
conving ca aceasta organizatiune
n are loc i'm Cleveland - a decla-
rat primarul.
In casa lui Adolf Pollack. 2193
Grandview ave-, Cleveland Nights,
an intrOdus eri seara niste hoti an
furat niste bijuterii in valoare de
1000 dOllari. Furtul fost raportat
politiei All dimineata, dupa ce an
gasit camera sotiei sale toata re-
sturnata. Hotii n an furat deceit bi-
juteriile.
In zilele de 5, 6 81 I Octomvrie
vor Fl ascultati 1900 straim earl
vor sa devina cetateni. Iii vor Fl
examinati de judecatorul y. G..
| Westenhaver. Aceasta .cea mai
mare clasa decfnd exista Clevelan-
dul. Majoritatea Tor vine din Aus
tria, iar in al doilea loc sunt ger
mani.
| PARIS. = REGGIE Alexandra al
Serbiei. care fost bolnav aici
tiinp mai indeiungat, era sa Sc rein
toarca acasa. Aceasta calatOrie in
sd va fl aminata deoarece 'el a SUI
ferit recadere .complecta. Dinsul
zace in spitalul din Neully, linga
Paris.
Salvatore Gala va petrece restnl
| vietii sale in penitenciarul din Ohio
pentru participarea sa in asasina-
| rea lui Dan Kaber din Lakewood.
El fost aflat vinovat de ucidere
/ de primul grad, pentru care Sc da
| scaun electric, dar a fost comandat
la agratiare, va sa zica la schimba-
/ rea -cOndamnarii la mOarte la tenn
nita pc viata. James G. Donnely,
1 capul juratilor declarat ca cele
1 cinci femei carl an fest intre iurati
all fOst pentru cOndamnarea la mo-
4 arte, dar d,lpa liscutie de mai
hmulte ciasuri an fOst convinse Cd e
| necesara temnita pc viata.
i ATLANTA. - Presedintele Fe-
1 feratinnii N4ancii din Statele Uni
te, Samuel 'Gompers, adresAt cir
cufare tnturor oiganizatit,nilor
sAuncisofesti din yara ca in ziua de
Al No9embpr sa 5ina pretutidenea
delnonstrAtiuni n favorul desar-
m6rii.
1 WASHINGTON. Exfyertii
4 spin "a tAka W jlblafisa N Occurs
/ Ne dodS 1uni cfiaA etA mai mare de
cdrbuni. Noriwestul 81 Middle
/ westul IN W sufari iasi mimic caci
este bine provszut. Productia tarii
10 fost "a Aprosre 1,5oog0D tone
4 Hi patiuk IA necaAS s6ptEmshA.
cmdae - nceps sssonUl fcce, cam
pc Ia sfirsitul lunii Octtshlvfie, III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

Tn cetitor ne comunica intr o
biserica oare care am individ care
nimereste Gu oistea in gard ca
Eremia in orr ce sa apuca Sc faca,
mai zilele trecute, in loc sd c!-
teasca Apostolul. Ia canta+ pc
glasul .papagalilor.
&
Tn novice intreaba pc un indi-
vid ca de ce folos este apendicul
81 eel intrebat raspunde
Al meu mlesnit doctorului
familiei s1 cumpcre un automo-
eoil lfnu.' - omul chiar atunci
holateS 1omqql st5torului care ia
scos sapendicuf.1 /
In anunturile de inchiriat ease
am inceput sd obsprvam 81 cuvin
tele: ''Nu-i obicctie pcntru co
| pill" pc cand pana acum proprie
tarii de ease aveau orare de copii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24
IN Na coNDdulD|

Intelepeiunea nu intra nici
odata in capnl omnlui pc Q gura
casaata.
~ cateori cineva intrebrin-
akk cnvintes mari ca 81 ne ex
flbise ceyA, ~ coivinge 81 el nu
I'M mi null de cat moi despre
npbieet,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

"a sf va ncepe caci III, vor ii vagoa-
ne destule pentru transportare.
iii cei din urma trei ami in acest Sc
zon totdcuha s'au cerut mai multe
vagoane decit stau la dispozitia
companiilor.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Too Many blossoms.

Mary Alden of he Gnllwvn plnv-
crs IS not as raconteur. Her
attest story is about Swcde who
went into the postoffIce of a village
In the Canadian wilds and said ht
wanted n letter from Minnesota and
that his name was ole Oleson. Whcu
tho postmis ross said there were to-
letters FOR Olo OlvsOn I'm her pos
session. but that there were alread
several men 10y that name in the vi
laEo and that the newcomer woul
have to he identified, he shuttle.
cut of the office, saying In disgust
"A tank batter change NV name
% Nonny Yohuson, mebbe."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
TRAGEDY FOLLOWS.
.HUM0R IN MUSIC.
Forty-Third Public Organ
Recital Occurs This
Afternoon

Immor iu music iB almost unhcnrd
of. but this iH the uurxp'orcd fi'ld
OF organ music exploited In "rhc
Tragedy of q Tin Soldier" a suite In
miniature by Ncvin, 20 be played hy
ERNEST prnnE Stnmm NJ the forty
third public organ recital ~ the
First Christian church al 3;3O O'Clock
sunday afternoon.
The humor in the compoal'ion f..
however. suggestive rather thon
descriptive, thus conforming 10 the
host ideals Of programmatic art
with steady iurcMblc rhythm g.
pictured tho little soldiers return
from tho war. hi4 heart beating high
with love. which turns to bi tcrcst
jealousy ua ho finds his rival uRurp-
Ing his place Al the joys ~ spring
turned 10 gray, he sings hia farcfcll
scrcnadc ard dies. Ills doath march
ns fitting finale uses part of the
thcmntic material of the first mum
hcr. but I'm griof-lndcn minor de-
vclopmcnt which brings this tragic
'alo 10 "A close
Leland l.. Harrington. baRso, Will
assist on tho program. Numbers
will bc: Sa) Grand chorus" Opus
90 No. 2 (GuilmantD This chorus
IN march form ia written In Grcgo-
rian tonalty. Tho GreEorian scales
comprised eight successive tones
without the half stops. as we have
them today 90 Communion" "
Opus 90, No (Guilmant) one OF
the most effective compositions bear
ing that titlc and PLAYED very fro-
uucntly. Ch) "Scher2u Sympnonique. ."
opus 3 No. 2 tGuilmant) This has
vivaCioua movement and sharp and
unexpected contrasts In rhythm and
harmony. (2D Bass solo, aria. Il ord
God of Abraham" from 1.-THE
Elijah CMcndclasohn)
90 "Thc Tragedy Of Tin Soldier
| (Nevln) 90 BASS solo: aria with
| In this Sacred Dwelling" from the
Magic Flute" (MozartD 90 Organ
solos: (h) Evening Bells and Cradle
| Song" CMcFarlancD An effective
| chino piece by WIN G. McFarlane,
at one time municipal organlst OF
| Portland, Maine. He has dedicated
this music to Edwin Arthur Kraft
orgnnist Of Cleveland, Ohio. Oh
"Etudo for Pedals Alone" (Dc Bric-
quevillc) This pedal study Is ono
of few written to bo played upon tho
pedal organ, without the use Of any
OF tho manuals. (c) "Tho Rosary
CNcvin) (rcqucm) Tho Rosary i'
oririnnllv very popular sacred
song. Ethcrhcrt Ncvin. tho com,
poser, was an exceptionally talented
American musician. who died whor
he was only 20 years Of age. "a
military March" opus 81, No.
(SchubrrD (request, Franz Schubert
great German composer, wrote three
military marches Of which this Il
the most popular and wcll-known
II is often spoken of as tho "Schu
bert Tnusig Military March" bccnus'
4, WAS arranged for concert use b,
the great pianist and pcdagoguc, Car
Taugig
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Years Of Misery
From Gall Stones

Gall Stones are known as one OF
he most painful OF all Affections
nd have suffered years with gall
tones and great deal OF stomach
.ouble. says Mrs. w. W. Holder of
.e!iyFille. Okla, in referring to her
ondition OF health upon going to
The E.cctro-Therapy Doctors for
treatment. u had Intense pains
through the stomach and sida and
nothing | could do seemed to- holm
no. treated with many doctors
IN practically no result until 70
to hc Electro -Thcrapy Doctors
X Tulsa Tor treatm mt.
| started treatment with The Flec-
.ro-l herapy Doctors, 2i3Ih south
tuston street, Tulsa, on February
" ls-l' After few weeks treat
Hent my pain left me and 1 have not
aad II since. ] feel better in all ways
tnd am Indeed grateful for the re-
'ult ! am obtaining This is the
onsest have gone without pain In
years"
Il am glad to advise others who
nay be differing as was about ths
results l nave Chtained--ard In met
nave told many of my friends
The above statement OF Mi,
dolder . but one of many given the
electro hcHpy Doctors and shows
ne good work they are accomplish
ug SICK and Ril!ng peDplc cannot
10 better than to call upon them,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Kidney Trouble
Bothered for Years
Tulsa, oklahoma

Tulsa, Oklahoma
March "a, ls2L
ITO he Public:-I have been sick
for about six years with kidne,
trouble, My limbs used to swell
great deal. n high blood pressure
and was generally run down all over
and felt bad most OF the time.
II started treatment with the
Elcctro-Therapy Doctors, 2ljh
South Boston St. and within a month
began to notice decided change for
the better in my condition. The
81 elling in my limbs decreased, my
blood pressure went down over %
degrees and ! began TO feel better in
all ways,
AZ present feel finc IN all
ways. do not get tired as used 70
and am pleased with nay condition,
Il make this statement that
may encourage othuIs who age all
Ing with a similar trouble.
(sisued) MARY FREvNTIH,
"5l9 South Lansing 81
The above Is one Of many Ats'
mchts Of praise given The Eject re
lherapy Doctors monthly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

the beginning OF the awful storm
That spread everywhere and even
the building. could not Keep the rain
out as It Beat In from the great
double doors al each side OF the
mammoth stage"
That Giorio Polarco, now chief
conductor Of the Chicago opera as
ISOLATION viii succeed Mary Garden
as artistic director. though the
change may not be made formally
until season after next, Is accepted
In operate circles az the meaning OF
cryptic statements attributed 10 Mise
Garden in the west that she will be
succeeded by a man OF her own
choosing, says late issue OF Musi-
cal America.
Completion OF arrangements by
which Titta Ruffo will sing at the
Metropolitan next season also is &C
copt"d as fact. although official an
uOunccmcuts have been Withhold
He viii not sing with the Chicago
OpNrn association either I'm Chicago
or New York. Among the roles
which Amclita Galli-Curci viii sing
at the metropolitan probably will be
The queen In lie Goa dor" Rim
sky- korsakoffs SNOW Maiden" is
being considered, along with sad
ko,' for presentation al the Metro
politan. Arthur Bodanzky is said to
bo engaged i'm cutting tho score to
meet the Mctropolitnn's needs.
Tho Beethoven club presented
Rosemary Bauer, assisted by Miss
Ethel Roop and Miss Nell Bazwoll
iu recital at the home OF Mrs. John
Brock, 32S North Santa Fc avenue,
Wednesday March 80. In the follow
ing program: Paper, Interesting
Events in the Life Of Beethoven.
Miss Nell Ra2well, piano Ca). Fur
Ellsr, Beethoven, tb) Elfin Dance
Gricg, Rosemary Bauer; Violin 90
Fantastic Brillantc Singclee tb)
Meditation from That's Massenet
Ethel Roop, plano taD Pi2zicatc
from Sylvia Delibes. (b) Autumn
Leaves NJ. Bilbro, Rosemary Bauer
The annual Easter concert of the
| Hyechka club was held Friday eve
ming in the First Christian church
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Modern Methods
For Ailing Men
ElcCtro-Therapy Doctors Treat SOS
entiliCally Many Diseases
Peculiar To Men.

Rectal troubles. including hem.
orrhoids, f.stula. f.ssuras and a'AH
painful and distressing conditions
Yield readily to The Electro -o-Ih.F.W
Treatment, and the cost Cor ''sA,'
mcnt Is so moderate that no a'.'ls
man should hesitate to visit iae ."'
st.tute for treatment.
Kidney. bladder, and pros.i''
troubles may have more coma.l..t,
tions than are presented by ul.,,
diseased organs but under 1a'e.1,
proper treatment these con 75i-ou'
are seldom so serious as they aF
pear to the one afflicted g..
Another source OF distress "a wv,
sufferer is --- blood poison. h''y'
poisoning requires not only N.o"'.r,
edge Of the dlscase--but the A1.-y
to properly administer the t'H'
ments which In some cases r.lA.'V
the famous "C0G' and "gl4 lI''s
ment orig mated by Dr. Paul LA..,,,, ,,t
the late European scientist N'",s,,
OF the Nobel prize. These re'.'a,i "a
are also known as .'1iyaTsAA ~-@
Seo sslNalsaA, = Aa'I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
pegp,, rue.asy ,,o nsIo stud, rad.,

people Tuesday 30. H.bIs study FhdaT
30
aFvESru DAY ADNEsTtFr .- sirth
and Madison ttsu'tAI rATFy. t ~. Dakr,
pastor. saturday service. Sabbath school
g.. fHi-sIorsiy suiuntr'.n 80 q. preach
Ing at ~. sunday preaching at 3. m
SCIENCE THrrU cESrEH -- Evsry
"wednesday 90 and o. u. ai hDtns ~
Miss Alice kreirr. Gis West Third street
All interestcd afa welcome.
UNITY CLApV ~ Practical Christiantty
mestA svafy sunday aud 1hufsdHy eve
Ming in superior courtroom. tYurtuousn.
TTTogOPUtChD SOCIETY Boseut
lodge. Trru7ophl,'l headquarters. room 2ls
Fisher BIOS, 1lO4 E Second. Members
uarIrr uu Monday puubr study ,Ioss
Tuutstay night " each HHrE al b. tt'r
lecture tuesday night a. A. uu "Iht
story uf Atlantis ItsfHfo sunday Np'|
10. nn Tho ifothrrhund Of Religion "
j. TouluEcr secretary paHrH Flil.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Among the diseases treated by
the Electro -Therapy Doctors are
chronic and deep seated diseases of
the nerves, blood. heart, liver. kid
neys, bladder, spine. brain. also
rheumatism, paralysis. epilepsy. gall
stones, goitre, Indigestion. constipa-
tlon. dyspepsia, catarrh, deafness
asthma, neuralgia, rupture and 9TH
er diseases O. women and men.
In addition to the Electrical and
ther treatment methods IS the won
tcrful system Of medicine used by
The Electro-Therapy Doctors. They
have combined the three main sys-
ems Of medicine. viz: The Allo-
pathic, Homeopathic and Eclectic
ysten-s of medicine into one single
stem from which such medicines
is the patient may require are Sc
acted.
Consultation. advice and examina-
on. including the %-Ray, Chem
ial Analysis and Blood Pressure
.est entirely free. Such is the offer
made BY rhe Electro-Therapy Doe
tors 10 the sick and ail.ng who call
upon them during the next seven
lays.
The Electro -Therapy Institute is
located on. 1.-The second floor At al3 n
South Boston st. (between Second
and Third steets.)
Office hours are daily . a. m. TO S
p. IN. except Tuesday and Friday
when hours are 9 a. m. to p. m
Sunday hours are 10 a. m. to D. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
BUILDING NEW AIR LINER
Capruni at Work on Machine to
Carry 100, Besides Crew.

PARIS, April 2.--PartiCuIar In
tcrest Is being taken In France in
experiments which Signor Caproni
i4 at present making on his latest
huge passenger-carry airplane.
S!gnor Caproui has made no attempt
To build rapid machines, although
tfe ono hn ~ c""erimonting with At
present is capable OF flying at 30
miles an hour.
His latest air-liner has wing
spread Of 1873 feet and the total
weight Of the machine Ia "a tons,
unluaded II has four engines de-
vcloping 400 horsepower each and
Is capable OF carrying at least 100
passengers and crew of five. The
passengers are to be housed in three
lArgn Irlplnnea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

school SIT Services at ~ and 1876.
Everybody Invited
wErT TULSA west TuiHa. r. n
oven. pastor, l0ii South Olympia Usage
lib8 ~. Sunday school at 30. Preaching
BY pastor ct ~.
UNION CDAAUNGTY. . Eigh'h and
wheeling rev s. II LuudY. pastor
sunday school $40. preaching 10 and
80.
FREE VIII BAPTIST -- NORTH UTICA
aud Janpor it.s D.. J. Matthew pastof. F.
sunday school go. setvicss ht "a hnd
30.
ETvERVpE Oienwood. Home Cpydens.
near Istkyinw station %. ~ Hughes
pastor. ~ q. Nhortmoyor, superintendent.
Preaching every Sunday nt IL and 40.
VEHN NtGHtDN GlenWood IN Medic
school house. =. a. Wheptiey. pastor, u.
y Hruffy. aupcfirtcuisnt Preaching ~
snd 80. rfagf msetins Wednonday
evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03


rIRsr METHODIST. FIth and Houl'
Der j. M. Abe. rnHtur. leslie h.Hei
assistant, fay. uufIi hmr'y. e'',7,H"'
Sunday school at 90, E"~ 'th i'shu9
sor,'c,s bi Io.t. ard 2 90. M"tnins sr',
mon ty uar.ur 'Iho Ni,iur"us 'huf'n.
rss@S t@S ',nato5s. 'fhs cross and tro~n.'
GRACE ulpcu rrrd ara Trenton.
da T. grnhtteo. rHatpr sunday school =,
$50. Junior M,ndAJ "t H,,m"n n) is'
pastor ID ,nd 1.5O wednesday II mid
wcss church day the women ''.,si', ',ls'n
prayer meeting and rtudy class OF l.
oucurr Memorial Fourteenth L,, ana
SUNDAY school o. y.ib, Epwurh ct T.
Preaching IT II nnd 7.1o'
p1srou AvGsun ~ ~ s)--Fif,h
sunday schoo. At 80, Epworlh saoisI
houf ~ b. lunch % go, devotional s.ls
Preaching. 81 and $50.
iAoLER NueMuHiAL tM, Il. al-ws7t
Admiral bah und ihuenls v ~ 40
ucu. pastor sunday school AZ V fI''oh-
Ing BY tho pastor "t u ana '''''
pAnKvIEw COMMUNITY - rOrSvisw.
Oisuwood. Forrest lr'la' paHlul. ~
preaching at ~ ana 7.3e.
CENTENARY CIiuUCH N " - -
Denver and Golden. Harold q. Cooke, pas.
tor opening uf new church, ~ rthhyt 20
'TIrort Memorial. SUNDAY Hrhnui 40,
Tpwurth at O. sermons ~ htv ". -,
TnlrEerb1ckcr a. II hnd 2 10. dedicatofy
soruuu by bishop MouTun OF g.
ROSE Maryland Gardens. nerth
OF cemetery. Sunday school at 10. junior
league at g. ladies' Aid st 1ao
Thursday Preaching every second huh"
day by REV. Prince.
FREE METHODIST -gpcciai meeting In
distrIrt courtroom, No, /. courthouse, con
cludiug quarterly meeting HrfmOh IN"
morning BY elder j. l.. Hrowh ot uuthTio.
preceded by love feast aud followed BY
communion
nnTHFI .CuTRCH --bia North Root.
ford Rev Robert Ampaugh. pAhtor elh
Wcst twelfth street. sunday school ~
TO- Epworth league, ti10. preaching at
II and TgO Midweok prayer meouhz
Thursday, 40.
WESLEY CHAPEL tM. n. Coi) -
Frankfort and Easton- ". E lohnsnn.
pastor Sunday school at $50. Epwsrth
eSO, preaching at II and o'clock
uUowN's CHAPEL &C. NJ. CD - to7
North Frankfort, Hcv. J. H. MoClAih
pastor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

The program as published was rem
dered In most attractive manner.
pleasing tho large audience In at
tendance. lIostesscs were Mcsdames
Albert H. Thomas, q. Garabedian
and Miss Claire BiddisOn.
Mrs. Henry J. Muggs. direction OF
vocal department, University OF
Tulsa will present Mr.. Charles Pish-
ncy, tenor, in recital in the audi
torium at the university Saturday
evening April 9. at o'clock,
assisted by Miss Leona Britten,
piano, Miss Ethel Roop, violin. Miss
Annie Laurie Lockwood. reader and
Mrs G. q. Spindler, accompanist.
Mr. John Knowles Weaver will
resent his pupil Miss Marie Wall In
her senior plano recital. Monday eve
ming, April 4, at SIS o'clock at the
bee assisted by Mr.. William II.
Thompson, baritone. a voice pupil
VI Mrs. II. J. Mugge.
on Friday evening, April s, s:l5
I'clock piano pupils uf MIR. John
movies Weaver and Miss Flo North
issistcd by voice pupils OF Mrs.
| NuEgc will bc presented In n ecital
At the University Of Tulsa. This pro
| gram is open to the public,
Mrs. Patti Adams Shreiner will
present group OF her piano pupils
| In recital on Thursday evening at
] her studio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

FIHaT CHURCH OF CHHtsr sCtEN.
TIST-- Eleventh ana boulder. sunday
school at . So services at II aud =; subjco'
today. ''IurcUltty.' Wednesday evening
Testimonial meeting at g. Pupiio IN Invited
To all services aud 10 uHe reading
rooms s0T-aOs Mayo BldE. open week
days from 30 to q and sunday and holi
day. fTOm 10 b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
Pleased Patient
Makes Statement
Tulsa, Okla, March "a 10,

VISA Okla., March "a, 1921.
TO the Pub!ic:-I have suffered
With gall stones and kidney trouble,
tor the past eight years, having
palms In my side that We're terrible.
Last December | was sick In bed
from my ailment, In fact from then
on / never went a day without Sc
we're attacks, nor was | free from
pain, Often / would have to call in
doctor TO give me opiates when
the pain became too great, | started
treatment with The Electro -Therapy
Doctors, 2l3t1 South Boston st,
March /, and since have improved
wonderfully. Formerly had treat
ed with three different doctors with
out results.
Il gladly recommend The Electro
Therapy Doctors 20 anyone who is
sick and ailtng and make this state
ment for publication that 1t may
guide others To them for relief.
>SigRsdI AIRS. W. X. TAYLOR,
-------------> "lslS East 18th 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
X-2AY EXAMINATION
FREE THIS WEEK
Stomach Disorders
Quickly VaniShes
Another Discouraged lad, Find,
Health Through the Electro
yhCrapy Doctors.


Stomach disorders are varied ana
many. They are az rule stubborn
to heal. a thorough knOwlclee Of
them with experience in trcaUng a
needed by the physician who would
give quick relief 60 the patient.
"Bristow, oklahoma,
March "a. 1871
ITO whom II May Concyru:-I
have been ailing FOR the past three
years feeling 40 miserable ! can
hardly describe II. would get
terrible dun heavy feeling la the pit
OF my stomach and my pain was so
great there was no position 1 could
remain in that would relieve the
pain. During my Illness there were
times when | would have 90 -au In
doctor to give me- some op.7,e 10
obtain relief. formerly doo.ofeI with
several doctors without Rettirr relief
and finally went to The Electro.
Thcrapy Doctors az 2l2ia South
Boston st. Tulsa, to sec wha; they
could DO for me. After the second
weeks treatment began to notice
a lot OF difference. The pain began
to get less and less until now / have
no pain whatever Ny general
health has improved all around. I
am glad to make this statement for
the benefit OF any who suffer as J
| did.
(signed) MRS. JOHN ROBERTS"
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FPIsCOpNtINN.

TRINITY EptsrOFAte-Fifth ana Gin.
cinnal Rev Rofe r. Crum. rector.
holy communion and sermon hy rector
10 A6 At Majestic tbeate,. shortened eve
ming prayer at 7 lOg ana Mrs. Hines
cantsta. "ChrlAt Triumphant" Will be rc
psated
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LATTER DAY SAINTS jHcorEspin-d
Church Of ChriAO--C. T. sheppard, pas
tor. Route I, Bor ilG. sunday school A.
$50, preaching AZ ~ and s Saints CO
operative society meets Sunday evening at
\. midweck prayer meeting wednesday al
Q. Religio society Friday at \.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHURCH or THE NAZARENE--we,,
Tulsa, ?sl9 South phoeniN. w, John
son. pastor iiR7 South Trenton. sunday
school at 10. preaching at II and 1880
young people at s.tb, Wednesday prayer
meeting 30. Bible study class Friday at
1870.
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CATHOLIC

HOLY FAMILY Eighth and BoIider.
John q. Herring. pastor. First mass at
a. M children's mass ana instruction
at " high nRsH ana sermon At 10 30
ersning devotiOnH and inquiry class 7.3t
u m. Weekday maAsrs 6t5 and M
RACRWD HEART-s sixteenth and Rock
ford rev. Chsriea Standaert rector.
Services at usual hours.
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FIRST CHURCH OF cuRisT-Dlstrict
courtroom No I. courthouse, q. -, La
grone elder OssCs 62S7-J. bible school at
10. W. !. Oliphant, tho boy preacher, viii
preach every second and fourth Sunday
each month at II and 7.So.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - cheyenns
and king. chlIlos o., kewcomb, minister,
liz West Kiu4 street. niblo school at
etE. aermon At ~ and 80, founa
people S'ib. Junior at ,. Prayers, praino
aud Bibl. study l'3O Wednesday
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spRtNODAIE--Lewis ana Washington.
ono milo north ot fairgrounds. e, ~
Cannady. missionary, Sunday school al
10. young people at z, Preaching at II
and 1880 by missionary,