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Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-31

iition OF clearing house banks and
h;rust companies for the week shows
Ia siS.S2i. i24 deficit in legal reserve.
This is decrease of s1s s1s.ilo from
last week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07

heading n movement for N reduc-
ton In tho price Of labor and nate
rials that n meeting was ia prog
ross ut that time attended by repre-
sentatlvos or tho various unions in
volved In general contracting work.
Waslolcwski announced, however
that only two trades are affected by
the move mcnt OF the contractors
the bricklayrrs ana the carpenters
lie contends that the wages OF these
two crafts should be reduced 81 q
day, which would give bricklnycr-
$40 nnd Cnrpcntors IS u day instead
Of fi2 and si0.-
This is not an effort 20 force n
reduction IN wages Waaiclcwski
declared 20 representative ~ The
world Tnutsdny night. ITO avoid n
wrong impr, \ion want To state
that L. together with others int"r-
estcd In the welfare ~ the building
Industry. am not agitating 20 reduc"
tho prevailing scnlca ~ various
trades, but am doing nay beet To per
sunde them go reduce their own
Wnprs IN proportion to the drop IN
thu cost of living
The argument ia that at the pres
ont high scale Of wages, people can
not build ard win not build a
rcnsonablo cut iu wages VIII un-
doubtediv atimulnto the building in
dustry ana for that reason both sides
are meeting and sctiOualy consider
ln, this vital uolnt when the proDor
time comes they Will meet together
and decide upon definite course OF
action"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07
WHATS THE USE?'
M'GRATH QUERIES
Says T.S.R. Car Company
Has Been Baked in
Extension Plans

~ it were possible the Tulsa
street Railway company would be
willing ana Rlad to make several Inn
portant extcnsiuna Il It's lines over
the city, Morris Mclrath, manager
~ the street railway company said
Tuesday night while com men,ing on
the letter uf the corporation com
mission demanding that Improve
mcnts and extensions be made i'm
medlatcly.
1--WE tried 20 go to West Tulsa, but
were held up by n decision OF the
supreme court" McGrath explained,
We wanted TO extend to Woodward
park, but we we're prevented by In
functions. Wa wanted To extend out
Carson avenue. but we cannot be
cause OF objections brought about
by property owners.
"vVo would mako all these eNten
slons II II were possible. but what
~ the use Of butting up against .
stone wall IN our efforts"
McGrnth was asked whether his
company would make any exten'
sions 10 Morningslde and Maple
Ridge additions In the southeast
part Of the city.
II do not believe we would NC
Gtnth replied. "SlN years ago thc
oklahoma Union Railway company
opcrntod n line to these additioG
That Ia n company owned ana op
erntod by home people In which
Tulsa citizens should have conti-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07
FRISCO HEADS COMING
VIII &c Guests Of Transportation
Club ut Discussion Of Ticket
office on Monday Night.

A. Hilton, vice president OF the
Frisco lines, and other prominent
railway officials will be the guests
Of the Tulsa Transportation club at
a 6 o'clock dinner in the private din
ing room of Hotel Tulsa on next
Monday night. Coming with Hill.
ton are j. r.. Hutchison, general
manager. Springfield; $. $. Butler.
freight and trafnc manager, and j.
n. Cornatazar. passenger traffic
manager. of st. Louis. the vice
president will be the principal
speaker.
The object of the meeting Is to
bring local transportation men and
railway officials together for con-
ference over traffic improvements
which might work TO the mutual
benefit of both interests. Among
the propositions TO be considered IL
the establishment of an uptown
ticket office, which is n matter the
club has had under consideration
for some time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07
SEEK AGREEMENT
ON CUT IN PAY
Contractor Wants Laborer
to Come Down to Level
Of Other Prices
MEANS MORE BUILDING
Citizens Will Refuse to Build
With Prevailing High Cost
Z A. + Wasiclewski Says

Further steps toward a reduction
In he cost ~ both labor aud build
iue materials were taken at meet
ing Of local contractors Thursday
afternoon whom "a rumiplttec cufn
posed ~ \. T. Wasiolcwgki, w. w
1iora"r, j T.. Blair } w Van
Horn and Mat 'Conuell was ap-
pointed to meet with representatives
of the unions and of supply houses
and agree upon - specific change IN
present schedules
T'he meeting was held Mt tho Of
flee OF tho Tulsa open shop hsrh
citation. 120 West Third street, and
was attended by j E Blnir, A. u
Wasiccwski, MAI Cnunell. T. j
callahan, w W. lIorNor, John Will
son, I G. MERIT ut tn oklahoma
Cty Contractors association. Bar
ney Meyer, industrial commissioner
OF the local chamber of commerce,
and representatives. Of III" Burton
Construction company the Price
Few lumber company and Tibbcts n
Pleasant
During the meeting II was an
nounCod by WaHiclowski. who IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07
SOME DOGS GET
LIFE EXTENDED
Taxes Paid on 250; Catch.
er Ready to Start in on
Some 900 More

Since January approximately
$50 Fldos and Rovcrs and Shops
have been given new lease on life
for another year. For that Is the
number ~ dog tags issued for the
coming year by tho commissioner OF
finance and revenue.
Most OF these tags were issued
Wednesday after "A story from the
city health department had APP
poared In Tho world TO the effect
that unless taxes were paid immc-
diatcly on approximately l.200 ca =
mines, the dog catcher would pick
them up and take thcm to the dog
pound. whore they would await fXe-
cutiun unless tho owner appeared
hastily and dcspotcd the necessary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07
plans Town cub Meeting.

According to new program pan
recently put into practice by tho
Tulsa Town club, whereby one mem
Der has charge OF the programs for
n month, Miss Mathllde Alch VIII
make arrangements for tho newt din
ner aud meeting. Monday evening
January II. In tho private dining
room of the Kennedy restaurant
Mias Alch also planned the first
meeting for the new year. held this
week. The general program chair.
man IL Miss Gertrude Ford.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07

tax. and In addition, an impending
fee Of 81.
There are yet about 1000 dogs on
record with the health department
II was announced Thursday Thc
dog catcher is already on the Job
and has collected several valuable
dogs I'm addition to n number OF
strays Unless taxes are paid on
dogs they are taken 10 the city
pound and given deadly dose OF
cyanide potassium, which is wrap
ped in beefstcak. This method has
been found by the dog catcher TO be
the most humane way of disposing
Of dogs that are given death SEN
tencos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07
Ju,bcrnns iist tUon piis ishrpcDts.

Among the accomplish hmcnts OF
the First Lutheran church. for 1920,
ns listed ut the annual congrcRn-
tionnl mootinR Wednesday evening
were net incrcnso ~ 80 per cent
IN church mcmhgrship. payment OF
81 900 on the church debt. installa-
tion of furnace and substantial re
pairs upon the church property and
Increase of the postors salary by
5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07
DAY NURSERY HEAD nm,
Report OF Work for yoo,
1901 Children Wer, ,

Annual election Of officers 70
board of managers OF the an
sery was held at the monthly ~ y
ing of the board YESTERDAY ne
Mrs. Frank Il. Shallopberwfis
made president; Mrs. $ En
vice Dtsident; Mrs. James . ~
sey. recording secretary NJ. "
Il. LOWS, correspondent ssc.
Mrs. Earl w. Sinclair. treaspr.,
were elected unanimouslv
Committee appointmen,.
made az follows: Mrs. H. = M
chairman Investigating comr,S
Mrs. Charles u. T.. OHern nhas
financial committee; Mira NJ
Cook, chairman membersbi," \
mitteo; Mrs. J. NJ. Ward. praS. .','
mlttee; Mrs. John Horn wa,s.0s .vs'
committee. Miss Daily gave ho. y
nual report. which showed ,b.. ~
institution cared for 1907 chr,..
last year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07
Woman Asks $1,000
Damage for Injury
in Auto Accident

Damages Of $4,000 for per-
sonal Injuries growing out of an
automobile accident NJ Second and
Main streets December 8, were
asked in "A suit filed In district
court Thursday by Lillian 1lurd
against y W. Lacy.
Tho petitioner claims she was
on tho proper side Of the street in
crossing Main street when the de
fendant. driving his automobile In
violation OF the city ordinance re-
quiring vehicles to proceed only
on the right hand side OF the
street. struck her, causing In
turies ~ q permanent nature.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07

donce ana toward whom they should
entertain friendly feeling. Yot the
property owners I'm these additions
objected so strcnuously 10 the OPP
Grafton or the line that tho Okla
homn Union, at last disgusted tore
up the tracks. Since That time those
ndviions have been without street
railN1y facilities"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-07

For feminine industrial vorL.-
cap to cover the hair has bes.
signed that weighs less TIA" " "
ounce,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. Aug. 2T.-Thcrc was a
light hut fairly lively market at tho
opening 81 the Chicago Board OF
Trade today. Wheat started = TO y
cent lower with September tit9h "a
Si.igH. December, E.20A to Sl2i
ana May Sl.2i early buying was In
evidence hut wat overcome by selling
hy cash houscs. One of the latter
sold freely until wheat reached "A
point " on. then turned to the buy
ing side. The loss was recovered
later.
Corn opened unchanged TO = ccni
higher. attracted little trade at the
start snd generally move m a mar
row zonc under the Influence OF ftuc'
tuationB In wheat. Initial prices were
h4A To NiA rents for september.
54A To y ccnts for May.
oats showed some Independent
nrmncss hut generally followed corn
| At the start. which was = cent lower
to - sent higher, hut generally nm.
| changed. September oats were 80 =.
to = cents. december 81 to SS an'
May ~ cents.
Provisions opened moderated
higher aud moved upward on "A urm
Ter market with ard IN h van.
Continued export BalrH ~ an ca
pcrt's estimate that 60 per cent o
winter wheat had lett the farm
caused q definite upturn In the tina
hour aud the close was close To IN
top with September ti2t to fi2ti
December St.s2a tu Si.23 aud Ma
Si.25A 20 SAGE.
Trade in corn continued stnEinn
but "a slight upturu at the end hrough
the close to about yesterdays nnlsl
September closed at 5iM cents bid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27

Chris Grow flew over 10 the corn
field ms soon as the moon got DARK.
lie didn't waste time "ohing" and
"Ahmg" like cob Coon. lie was an
old hand AT n and knew hat while
IL was true that one should make nay
while the sun shines. n h equally
wise To so after corn while the
moons dark. 81 Off he sneakcd.
He knew whore the best corn grew
ALSO the biggest ears, and In about
two shakes OF "a bears tail hc yns
hnnging onto a large thick cornstalkl
tearing HYav the leaves Off "a nice lat
rar with his long sharp bill % get al
the sweet kernels beneath
At last he reached ia. delicious
stuff and took "A bite. YUM Thats
noodi" said he with his mouth fun
aud dug his bin ln again.
Rat what va that? 4 faint rust
ling that came nearer and nearer.
Chris couldn't src, but he could heai
like a telephone lie sat very sill
hand waited. Yes. sure as he lived
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27

MARKETS
New York stocks.

NEW YORK. Aus. 27.-Today's
brief session of the stock market be-
gan with n continuance Of yesterdays
rebaound on short covering. Leaders
extended their recoveries by one or
two points. Dealings were largely
professional. however, and the alb
sence OF public support occasioned
frerh selling In which man gains
were cancelled. United States Rubber
common and preferred, led the re-
action at a new low record. Mexican
Petroleum and General Asphalt be-
came heavy and uga and tobacco
issues also yielded. New Haven lost
almost 2 points and the list developed
further backward tendencies In the
final dealings. The closing was
heavy. Sales Appropriated $4,000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27
STORY NO. 5s4

something was coming down the
field straight toward him. steadily,
surely. swiftly.
Chris siiffencd. a Thought came
into his head-c fear. lie had told
|nt To Nancy and MEX. You Know.
when he sent his order for n dark
| night up to the weathcrman's star.
Il was the Scsrc-Crow that he was
afraid Of. tho person with a gun who
stood rs tirriessly all dag long watch
ing for him.
what u Chris heart nearly
stopped heating - what IL Scare
Grow had seen him sneak into the
cOrnfieid and come after him,
The quiet sound came nearer siiii
nnd TO Mr.. Crows dismay. stopped
right under the very stalk he was
sitting ON. The noxt thing he know
something or someone was climbing
utntight up toward him.
Cro BE Continucd.)
copyright, 1891 by Newspaper
E~nterprisc.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27
Livestock

CHICAGO. Aug 27-cattia receipts
500. compared with week ago. Good
and choice beef steers. IS 10 so ccats
lower; medium and common kinds OF
more. fat She stock generally steady:
cannorB and cutters. rs cents higher.
bulls, IS 10 so cents lower; veal calves
mostly 81 higher. stockerB steady;
fcededs. rs cents lower.
Hogs. receipts. f.0oo; fairly active,
mostly steady To strong with yeHter-
days average; top, $3.50, hulk Hight
and light butchers. $4,000 e.sS. bulk
packing sows, &T.gsM7.75. piKs. fully
rs cents higher. bulk desirabiesI
$3.50 " 300.
with week ago; Fat lambs. his, 81
lower. fat westerns n yearlingH 20
to so cents lower. feeder lambs. "a
cents TO 81 lower; other feeders about
steady.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27
Produce

CHICAGO. Aug sI.-Buttcr and
eggs unchanged.
Poultry alive. lower; fowls. 1905
springs. csc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 27.-Cattle re-
celpts. 300. for week Best beef
steers. steady 10 Is cents lower. other
grades mostly 80 TO 7s cents lower.
heifers steady to strong. cows steady
to weak. steady, bulls weak.
calves, so cents to $3.50 higher; stock
crs and feeders weak to 20 cents low
err; stock cows and hcifcra. steady;
stock calves, - 10 80 cents higher.
Hogs. receipts. 100: active: about
steady; best lights 10 packers, 1926
two loads heavies TO packers. $3.50
bulk OF sales. $500 r. $40; stock piss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27

FOR RENT-OGicc Rooms ~
OFFiCE ROOMS above Mstson 4. With
steam heat aud water. korber Co, Auto
Dept
MANIED-Saicsmcn 81
WANTED salesman for line VI ruafsu
t@ed tir,, 500 per week guaranteed
sAlHry with extra commission, Matton Tire
go. lns s. la sale st. Chicago. III
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27
CALL UP

when you want competent Help.
= Room, to buy Anything. TO Heil
Anything. phone sIb. An erpeh-
enced Want Ad Taker" will an
swer and be ready to take your I'D
a. you phone Il.
Herald want Ad Takers' are
thoroughly trained advertising
writer's. They have bncn instructed
In the art OF writing WANT ADS
That PULL. II you do not know
exactly how your Ad should be
worded these operators will help
you.
sification for every purpose and
results for those who uss them.
Phone 345
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27

steady.
Sheep receipts. 400; for week
sheep moatiy so cents lower; fat
lambs. sI.0oaI.ss lower. fecdinS
lambs. IS cents tc 81 lower.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 2L.-Ilberty
bonds closed. gas. $3.50: first is'
SS7.G6: second A.. sS7.s0. first 49,.
SS7SA. second AIS. SS7.Tgi third
S9i.sl; fourth 4hs, tSf.96; VIC
tory aAs, &9s.76 bid, victory ass,
o IA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27

NEW YORK. Aus. 27-spot cotton
steady. middling, $3.50; cotton fu-
lures closed strong Oct $3.50; Dec
'sl5.ss Jan. 5000; March. sls.is'
May. si6.9O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-27

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Prime mcr'
camille paper. sg6a per cent.
Exchange heavy sterling demand
36s y cables. a69.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
HnHd Ih!{ll!rfh {! Il Il ,;|,l

Mornlnr subject. "RopcntauccA evening
Taking the Hun out u sunday.
.tNAtANUEI- Second and Rockford c.
f Sii"r. pastor -. II. Monteuus, insr.iel
SECRETARY. PASTORS phone. osag' $50,
study Tn church osuEc 3tso, uible school
lug at ~ aud 80. rtaining department
opens At atlN Preaching az % and so.
Revival services daily az 80 unl so
by ncv W u Powell VI Iouis,u,c Ky.
Kendall .- sAh suj Birmingham.
r. IT, CanuaG. rIitH'rasry sunday
noH ~ 20. preaonIug a' ~ and rosp'.
,.rvice az 80. Laais. Missionary society.
Neduesdag So. Prsver meeting Thurs
DAY. T.au. NIncty iu SuuIt, school last
Sunday let's make o. 100.
sPriNopALE- Lev.a end va,hlns,oa.
e. J.. Cannady. missionary sundav
school az 10, preaching at % aud 80
or missionary r'aye- meeting and choir
practice Friday evening. Christian Eu-
dca'or meetings az sunday evening
North TRENTON MISSION Trenton
aud Independence formerly Haske'N. g..
ui'i, Tor basement and concrete vork will
begin .' once. Hope O. organize SUNDAY
'rho"! in tow vo'Ns
OLD TIME MISSIONARY South
quincy Rev Morrow. pastor. sunday
school eH5. Sery'.Ds az % and ,.fS
Everybody invited
WEST TULSA West ruist L. &c.
owen. pastor. oOtl South olympia. OsaEs
5.ba-H sunday school st 10. services =,
~ ana I2o .by pastor both unions Mt
$50. ". 81. l.. meets Wednesday at @ 20,
prayer meeting Thursday $50.
FREE wilt BAprisr-Elsh,b AID
Wheeling. Rev. E y. Matthews pastor.
sunday ssAuo. ?t5s services at n and
tlf.
RIVERSIDE G4.Iwoud Home Gardens.
near rirlttrv station. a. u Hughes
uastor, u. G.. Suoumoytu superintendent
Preaching every SUNDAY at ~ and i.50
NEHS MISSION Gicuvood. In Medic
s.uo0lhouset T. A. WhoaUcy. pastor ",
d. Bruffy. superintendent Preaching II
evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
MIsII.II.NNL.OLe y

Tulsa. aHip south t,Ia.U.. D. NV. john.
son. pastor It.. south Trenton Sunday
school st l0. preaching 900 10 and $500.
vpuuE ueouIr az q. o.. "Wednesday prayer
meeting 1850. u.b.s stud, class Friday a.
SHI.p.u Dr. gDr ..'iu .rd NilHIstn.
g. a. SuFpr.u. rar.Hf. -uuIn, school 90
10: prtsrhiug st aud au. SONG service
ClTY MISSION ..lD Laat F.uI serv.
Ices TO-DAY at ,.aO b, E.V. A. lt.htsnatc|",
rhursd., and s,turd1,
FIRST ,II.VtJ on CHRIST u..fffr'
courtroom so T. r0urtuuun,. ed, b.. lH.
vror,. ,Id,. Dssas tgs..J. lu1, 4sh.u' Ht
10. W. T. DnputUf tho boy preacher. wI o.
preach ,Nrrr second and fourth sunday
each month Ug u HuU 1880.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
EUdngeiine Booth Visit
POSTPONED indefinitely

Commander Evaugeline Booth,
head of tho Salvation Army in the
United states, who vas TO haJ
spoken at the citadel at Oklahoma
City February 20. has postponed
the engagement indefinitely boruusc
OF III health. according TO Command
ant John-on of the local post. ~
cal officers. with all officers in tho
state, were planning To- hear her at
oklahoma CITY. Comm1ndaut John
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
EPISCOPNLIAN.

TRINITY rPfsCoIAIl-rlf,h and Cin-
,inna'i. Rev. Relto =, Crum. rector.
Second sunday in Lent Holy communion
at s. church school at $50; youuger
classes Ia church. older In city hall:
rvctcrs Bible class for men 81 10; morn
ing prayer and sermon at ~ IN Majestic
theater. Subject. THE Promises o. Life.
Evening prayer and confirmation lecture
Al . 80.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
METHODIST


rf.sr NErHonIsr-Fif,n and Boui.
W. Abel pastor. Leslie Muler
.|Hapt Fsyc Rurritt Emery. assistant.
.grdsy school at s'Soi Epwotth ieasue a'
.r..... Ht 1o.4S and 53o. sermons hy
." pastor. morning code Faith n
vAr evening, Mans FaIth 80 Sod.
,uAgT CHURCH -rnrd Hud Trenton.
"a T. Cfabtree. pastor sunday syhoo, At
n. Lpwor'h league 8 So intermediate
30 junior Monday a. T. sermon by the
,,s,ar 81 and so. Wcdnesday Is mid o.
S... church day. the womcu.s sbcieucs
.,.rs iu tho forenoon and afternoon,
p..,c, meeting and study class at =.
.r,r1r NEMDRtAI.-rourtccn and
.,si.y school a. st5. Epwor,h at T.
p-8.nas at II and $50.
u.sroN AVENUE on p. s1-r.nh
Sunday school At eso Epworih social
r... at B. lunch $40. dcvouonal c.Ia,
nua.u.ng % aud 730.
uAgIUR MEMORIAL ~. T. SWEET
~ pastor. sunday school at ~. ProacL-
JOS n. The pastor az % and 1850.
rAukyIEw ccMMuNtrY - patk,Iew.
..u.ua. Forrest Fields. pastor sun.
.., school at 90. Epwor,r league vas.
.....urg at 90 and 1.3".
...rrr MEMORIAL ,N F.. sN-Aiain
-uH Boston. Harold g.. Cooke. pastor.
...s. sNsi aud oPss. W. NJ. Hurt super.
,..srf,Ht sunday school g.3o. Epw0rth
s.r.ic,s at - urd 900. pastor In
... .I.rI
ROSIE Iu.Gs- Maryland GatJcus. north
.. ....rt.r,. Suuda! school at TO, yuuip'
su. OF o. ladies aid ~ 80
..4.su4s Preaching every .eyohd sun.
... ut rev. Prince.
u.rHIsL rHURcH--lf- Nor,n No,..
..H Uay. Robert Alsptugh. pastor Cl.
N... ",,,Ul sfrn'f. SmdaN school ..
FOB. I.uo~tn league. $50. preaching pt
.aa 40 Midweo., prayer meeting
.tg..du'. $50.
".-ihY CHAPEL tN r.. tu'N
rtrkfor ard Esstou A. D. Johnson.
.a..H-. SUNDAY school at $50. Epvorth
200. urcaching =, - and S o'clock.
BROWNS CHAPEL &C.. " rH -- s0-
N,rh Frankfort. Rcv. J. II. Mccain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
BAPTIST.

IIiSI BAPTIST Fourth and Cinsla-
r1tl Tho Searest Church" ". O. Ander-
sp. fuiits'"'; T. ". shannon snIucr.
in''0ueni Bihlo school 0.3o. ". Y y. L
sl '.ly' sunbeam band at o. Mornlu :
''ehlp lV.shs evening vurship 7.SO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
II TIIFRhN.

FIRST IuTHERAN-I and NIwood.
s. =. kaufman. pastor. sunday school at
..fr. luther league G.l5. Morning wor-
shin 40 -. evening $50 Morning sub
"''-aycr." evening, Ticking Wrong
Advice"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

GRACE LUTHERAN ,Mssouri synod
Thirteenth and Quincy tnew building
Rev. G. \. Luerson pssto- Veguial
services at II. sunday school at 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20
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HuLY FAMILY Eighth AMI Bcg'dcr.
John -. Herring pastor. First mass At
a. m: chlldrcn's macs and lnstructlo1 .
at .. high mass and sermon At 1890 I,
evening dcvotiOns aud inquiry clssA 1856
p. m, weekday masses 6:l5 and a. IN.
SACRED HEART Sixteenth ana Rock
ford Rev. charles StHndscrt.s rector
Services At usual ~"'-e
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r.gST rEEsDyTER1AN. Seventh ou1
'.atuv e. vs.. Kerr pastor. sunday
D.. 90 % 30. with lu-uirute orchestra ruu-
..Hf Eudtuvors. -uuiur ARD tr'srtrrd Ia'e
r, t.'.. junior At $50. rrravhinc uf
.n..- a1f $50. Morning sermon Serving
lnI and humanity evening Tn" chris.
..ar. Reward. A. evening ao-yIgr the
..a.r vtI r"rI0r sacred cautofa. Mary.
U. Paul Buss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-20

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Chc O.,
s'i King Charles y. N,waomb mlnisIT-
'9 West King street Bible school A
.a. uuInH S.l5. sermon |i ~ and 80
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Nlti tiETrE IEMoRIN1.. Irirprrdcroa
sunday school 81 10. merging into mon.
nS service aud closing al 1880. Prca rh-
las 80 l.est sunday evening of ZACH
month special service OF song
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r.-roN AVENUE ,M r.. s1-Ffth
.d Uostla. Rev. L. S. Barton. pastur.
Sunday school At $40. Epworth social
r... at b. lunch 30, devotional c.ls,
s..a.uug % aud : 30.