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EmbroIdcrIcs on New rrocks.

II you want to make stunning
| new tunlc blOusc, put your hant
| embroidery now in two places only
! Around the center OF tho kimon,
| sleeve. and on the sash. Leave IN,
! neckline and the body Of the blous,
absolutely plain. and let the en-.
broldcry on sleeve and sash be ~
splendid as you can mako A. Thc
k.mono sleeve should extend below
the embroidery almost to the wrist
10 that II dtapcs and flops about
the arm, liftcd or lowercd-this Is
fashions fancy just now.
A stunning tunlc blouse IL Of
black satin meteor with broad bands
OF cmbroidcry-pcrhaps nine inches
widc--around the center Of the
sleeve and on the ends OF the wide
sash which Is looped over once and
falls with hcayily-frinEed ends at
one hip. The embroidery rs done
with dnrnlng stitch lines % pale
gray and white silk floss and silver
threads. Here and there are tri-
angular nppliqucs Of gray duvetyu
surrounded with lines of black and
white silk flOrs and silver thread.
Another blouse. of black satin, has
embroidery Of gold thread gray,
magenta and olive green floss.
Make a bateau necklinc--if you
can stand the severe stylc-and
open the blouse at the shoulder,
with an arrangement OF invisible
snap fasteners. or have a rounded
nccklino with 6-inCh slash down
the front. Run n very tiny casing
around the neckline and draw Il up
with a cord or velvet ribbon, tying
the ribbon Al the top OF tho cash.
which is plpod To match the narrow
casing Of the neckline,
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MISCEtINNrOUs.

CHURCH or THE NAZARENE-.wesi
/ Tulsa, 2glg South PhoeHiN r. W, John
son, pastor. 1927 South Trenton. Sunday
young people at G.45 Wednesday prayer
meeting 1880. Bible study class Friday at
CHURCH OF Gop-Finh and Madison,
r.. II. shipman. pastor. sunday school at
$3.50. preaching at ] and 5.
ices today ut 1890 by Rov, 4, Lichtcn-
stein, also evening services ~ 1870 on
Tuesday Thursday and saturday.
CHURCH OF CHRIsT-Now meeting IN
courthouse, sixth and BOULDER. Sunday
school at 10. preaching at J J and q U.
b. laGroHe, elder. Usage 6?S7-J.
latte. PAY SAINTS ,.Reorge olaea
day, school s'i5. Preaching a. II and 5.
prayer meeting A. .. m. Wednesday.
reI.sl9 .9s,,p,Y p; ~ ptlldagyon v,,,s 80,
Peoria. sunday school and Bible read
ing Al 10: devotional and pastoral service
At II, oyaugeIistio ut 1890 young people
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY unterde-
nOWlun tioualJ -ClncinnHti and Oklahoma
Northmoreland addition. sunday school at
10. preaching a. II and by supply.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, bible
study Friday.
sEvENTH DAY ADVENTIST - Sixth
and Madison Central park1. 4. Il. Dakc.
pastor Saturday service, Sabbath school
s'45, missionary volunteers a. I. prcach-
ing nt n, sunday preaching 81 s .. m.
TULSA UNITY CLASS meets each SUM
day and Thursday night IN Judge Hunts
courtroom IN courthouse. Tor the study
~ practical Christianity, or life accord
Ing 10 the Jesus Christ standard, Paul
SplelbcrEer, teacher. Unity Sunday
school 9:i5 each sunday morning at same
place.
THEOSOPHICAL sOCtETY-B ssant
lodge TheOs0phlcal headquarters. room
20s Lorton Bldg ton Fourth between
Main and Boulder. Pubic study class
Monday night At s, members meeting on
"wednesday night, public lecture every
Friday night. Subject March a. broth
crhood." by Mrs r, =. Peterson
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woman mayor Of town having the
city form OF government In Ohio
and perhaps In the United States
brought forth hundreds OF congratu-
latory letters and tolcgrHms, and
one which she treasures most high
ly is from President Harding and
roads: Highest respect and con-
gratulations to Amy Kaukonen, the
first woman 10 head the municipal
government Of her home City"
She says that she will personally
conduct all raids and will analyze
I'm her own laboratory whatever
liquor Is seized.
I'm not feminist" she said, In
explaining her political affiliations.
81 have no platform save the prom
ise OF strict law enforcement,
economy and n square deal 10 all,
regardless Of sex, race or political
affiliations"
Her strongest supporters aro said
10 be the children. FairpOrt boasts
more children than any town OF its
size in the United States. and both
as a physician and executive Doctor
ltaukonen takes a deep interest In
their welfare.
Her election has brought her
many invitations 10 speak and she
viii leave soon for an extended tour
In the interest Of law enforcement.
"ThCrc's n Llttlc IlumOr,"
"Thcrc's "A little humor In this
matter, though it's generally pretty
grim business" she concluded. Last
week two men entered my office.
Immediately ono fell on the floor
i'm violent convulsious. Tho other
man turned 10 me and said eXCltodly.
For Gods sake write out whisky
prescription It's tho only thing
that seems 10 bring my poor brother,
Pete, out OF these fits
I never write prescriptions for
whisky I replied.
at once the man on the floor
stopped Jerking his arms and Kick
Ing his legs Tie rose from the floor
and remarked with a grin;
"If there's no whisky coming |
reckon the III iF over
the fear OF the Lord, the longer we
may feel that this is Gods favored
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FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
h2uiIsr >. W. gAbei. ,pasio3rr leslie MI
slstant sunday school at $3.50. Epworth
league At $50. Junior az D. setmon by the
pastor ~ 10 .55 and 7.30.
GRACE CHuRCH--Third and Trenton
Ira l. trabtfec, pastor. sunday schuot at
30. Epwurth league $50, intermediate
t'SO, junior Monday at 4. Sermon by the
pastor ~ ! and 7.3O. Wednesday IL mid
week church day the womens societies
meeting in tho forenoon and afternoon
prayer meeting ana study class at z.
oRcuTT MEMORtAls-Fourtee and
9uskcr i@ndor J.. Brennon, pastor.
Prayer meeting and bible study wedncs.
day % =. " 4. NJ. \ first Thursday In
each month a. 2s30. Preaching at II.
BOSTON AyENuE tM. H. sJ-Finh
Senior and Intermediate Epvurtu leaEues
az la. sunday school $50. sermons
HAGLER MEMORIAL ~. L. sN-wcst
Admiral tiarb and Phoenix. }. N. Cam
Preaching by tho pastor at II and 1880.
PAHkvIEw COMMUNITY -- Park,isw.
9llcnvoel. Forrest Fields. pastor. sun.
day school at 10, EpWoUh league 6.ig.
preaching at II ana 7sO.
CENTENARY CHURCH M. " ST.
Denver and Golden. THE H9Weliko
North Denver. phone cedar 1855 sunday
school at g.ao, junior league gao. senior
and intermediate G.l6. p.oaching by the
pastor at 10 90 and go. Morning sub
lcct 'rho World sunday" preceded by
baptism ot infants, evening. "Tho Evan
gelism Of Jesus
ROSE HILL-Marylaud Gardens. north
Of cemetery. sunday school at 40. Junior
league ut ?, ladies' aid ~ g.3u Thurs
day. Preaching every second sunday by
Reverend Prince
BETHEL CHUHCH-5l2 North Rock.
ford. Rev Robert Alspaugh. pastor. Gl5
10, Epworth league $50, preaching al ii
and 80. Mid.week prayer meeting
Thursday 80
WESLEY CHAPEL M ~. tCIuD -
Frankfort and Eastnu. IL 3 Tghrs,o.
pastor. Sunday school Rt $3.50, EpwoTth
ESQ preaching ct ~ and
BROWNS CHAPEL &C.. ~. O. -- SO7
pastor.
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"A NeW TwO-in-One rtCOStnn1e

fides to you the secret It is really
very simple: the tunlc is slashed At
either side and the two apron
panels thus achieved may be rned
up underneath and buttoned-mak-
ing the panels hip or knee length
as you please. and the knickers arc
turned into a skirt by gnbuttonng
the knee-cuffs and then allowing
the material to fall stra sht like n
skirt. The knee cuffs lap under
and when the skirt widens out
makes a hem the sections of which
are fastened together.
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7 You see this new sport costume
Or the golf links andNt seems 10 be
a combination OF Russian tunic and
knckers made Of homespun in
some new bright shade--deep yell
Tow for instance. Then the fair
golfer goes into I clubhouse and
tmerges ready for her trip to town;
and behold, she wears the same
costume but different! The Rus
san tun!c has become a long
.hemise tunic to the knee, and be-
low Il shows a narrow. straight
Nrt with a neat hem. II she con-
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A veteran railroad engineer was
approached by nn automobile salos-
man ON the subject OF buying a car.
Tho rulusutin, an energetic youth.
proceeded 10 pour forth all tho rad
liant qualities OF his car before no
remembered to ask the engineer
whether he ala not already have
an AUTOMOBILE
"Own car ~ your" the young
man inquired az last.
Tho engineer smiled grimly. ynwn-
ed and then replied:
mo. I've never owned an automo-
bile. I'VE hit A lot of 'om, but I've
never owned bne"
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FIRST PREsBYTERGAN-s Seventh ana
Boston. &. W. Kerr cqstor sunday
school A. S:is. Fifteen miouiea prelude.
Junior endeavor at 3. senior and interme-
dlate at Gtl5. Preaching at 1885 and
1880, Morning subject "Our Field Of
Opportunity" evening. Not Ashamed Of
the Gospel"
SECOND PRESHYTERTAN-Z ana
Archer. The church that shows moving
pictures, W. II. Murphy ir., pastor.
sunday school at 9I5, senior endeavor Ht
Z, Junior at I, Sermon by the pastor at
II ana :. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
COLLEGE HILL. ''Your Community
Church" seventh ana Columbia tKen.
dalD. Robert II. Clarke. pastor. Sunday
school E.46, intermediate and senior en-.
deavor $50, Junior at .. Worship at II
and 1880.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - Cheyenne
and King. Charles y, Newcomb. minister,
lng West King street, phone 4gb3-J.
Bible school sN5 L. j. Freeman, suporlu-
tendent Preaching at II ana 7: 40. Chris.
tan Union $3.50, Miss Mabel watt, preBi.
dent. PRAYER ana Bible study sermon
1880 wednesday.
HuLLETTE COMMUNITY--N orfoi X
and Independence. W. =. Garvin, pastor,
Sunday school s.A5. c, s. Edwards super.
intendent. Junior and senior endeavor
$3.50. Preaching at II and 1880.
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FIRST BAPTIST Fourth and Clncio.
nav. lhe '!ose-lu thuttn.. W, q. An
4sIso9 isIs9 T'o'Sle" s,sday study phone o.age
Bible school ~ $50 Il. Y. =. 4. $50.
Preaching by the pastor at 10 so aud 7.ap.
go, lMMANUElr,.,,Secoud and Rockford
"Ine church Where the People Co" H. u.
Wade. pastor. %. G.. GriEEs. financial sec
retary Bible school 9:i5, preaching II
no NHooAi;gEs AvEyyE =. FRS, and No.
school and preaching begins az $3.50 aud
close, at 1880. evening preaching at X
y u A Lts-sixth and birmingham.
Rev. y. IL. owen, pastor, Usage 776g-R.
sunday senool at 10. Preaching OF II BY
pastor.
sPRGNGDALE-Iowis and Washington,
one mile north OF fairgrounds Rev. L. "
owen missionary pastor. Bible school
~ ~ IIeaChinE az IL by Lane Perry
and al 7:3O by missionary. Prayer meet
Ing Thursday.
NORTH TRENTON Mtss1oN-Trenton
and Independence. Rev. L. II. owen,
nIlssl92gary. Bible school at and
ice In evening by Joe Clark
OLD TIME MISSIONARY BAPTIST.
sixth and Quincy. on Bcllyiew car line,
a. Carlin. pastor. sunday school b;45,
+. J. Barton, superintendent. Services at
II and 7.1J.
WEST TULsA-west TULSA. J. NJ
Page, pastor, e0li South Olympia; Osage
1!5e.R Sunday school at 9.A5. Preaching
at II by the pastor.
FREE Will. BApTtST-Utica and
Jasper. II. J. Mathew, pastor SUNDAY
school at TO- Preaching at 10 sunday
morning and at 1880 on Saturday, sun
day and Wednesday. Everybody welcome
RfNERSlDE-Glenwoo Homo Gardens
near Parkview station. q. u. Hughes
pastor. II. c, Shortneyer. superintendent
Preaching every sunday at and 1890.
NERN MlSStON-Glenwond. IN Medic
schnolhouse, J. A. Whcatley. pastor. r.
Bruffy. superintendent. Preaching ~ II
and 1850. Prayer meeting Wednesday,
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"c' out rrn"II nnd popor ana
have % o., go ..ly.u. the most pug.
giIuy .ru,.I, .,..t.ut
!, ' IL l'"..'' N'.'." 'II,'iH eN'Iy
''''' "''.''' ''.' '''.' 'N l"'H'
United states Wh0'ho inry live on
farms or 100 rItir. ip Sew York or
I, g,If.r,, Ir t..,.-,l..,.. .r d.,
H''"H''"'.
u ls moro uuErN.fInH Than the age
of Ann. tL' l,ug'h uf piece of
string ur who Killed Joseph Elwcll
ana william no.mnnI IUylOr 10 ia
the great uu NNuu mystery ur the
present
II is this.
"Nho gv's thu hl" rIr.'if on q
pound of meat uu il journey from
the farm to thr uhl,''
Tho 'huuu,itIH Zoo this Cock Robin
mystery sp.1h
'Not u" says tho farmer, pointing
'n his murigrEcl farm h,s overdue
notes ana HIS long nuuH oi tull
"Nnt y" W,cuS Packer.
"Nut l'' wCcps iho hIE packing
plant pointing 90 iu traditional arr
Fumcnt that II makes uuly 2 cents
ON the dollar
Not goo cries tho retailer. ana
cites ln DurJuhuratiou the United
states department uf agriculture.
"Not l'' spbs the railroad. point
luE oct that the government had TO
guarantee 1t g per cent so it could
continue tu operate.
We'll certainly not 10 ycll the
ultimate consumer, pointing to his
pay check almost stretched out OF
recognizable form by the pulling
and hauling of tho butcher, the
baker the landlord ana tho gas
man.
The United states government has
recently been trying to solve the
puhHl'; u fet IN" department OF
NNI I'uI'uI'' "nIcn pI"phnIy con
taih7 NOR" experts OF various xmas
lnHn any olhcI Single hg'n'Y ot gov
ornmont ON tho tran but the oN-
p'I's maven caught up with their
qvr.. ~ Nv ~ 49,. ...-...,
~ ~ '''b "'.''l
bn, no,' ,i,," ,ha on" n,o, 'n,'a, ,p,".uii'
t ,"t Nv Ky "''n, 'l'l', w ~ 'SIl
absolycs him ~ nil blamo I'm this
r,vsterious tourrev rrnr, ,,c bo,r
To- tho table IN n rcport recently
ron,niIod
u,,,tIcr N,,Io. ,t,uo
Aftor nm nxbnua,iye s,,,,c, c,yor-
inc somo 40 cItIcs ana moro th,,
4 600 retail storea Tho poyornment
sicu,bs f,u,I E,, ho r,,,,b
mnIgnod rrtnilcr malsos onlv %
ccnts ,r , d,ti,r's ,ynrtb 90 ,,oot
/ Not an cNorbltnnt profit, to be sure
u Is not radically different from
,''L ,,aL "f' ~, wv ,anN'' uu,,.v,'us ~
LII, ~. Vdd,H, Sc,,',,,o" M,
,,,r,,h c., T,.,,,1t,.
80 -, -, n.i.' ',' l'''''T ,,t ~
- ,tnn'ri, r,,,annnai,. rIa.,
- n nppi,, ,pi,'n, ~ ~ I''''"' i'"''
''' "'' 'h''
among olher thlngs THIS surve'
reVehied mat INC cost or retailinl
m'ht nus henrIy doupied since lVld
or Wn'Iehs u COST ''iV cent"
! poun" 10 I'taiI nloht IN IVld u oosl
o'@o 'ohiH IN wv
The governments survey found
! that when you pay tho retailer a
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nnd Q[hllllt.f6 4 I;il T. ',,,l

Leadership" evening. MY Attitude 70.
ward Mv Rruth,f."
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Gienwoot.
Home Gardens section. Hpuben coleman.
pastor sunday school g.ta. Endcavof
o'sO. pree nlng ut and $50.
WHEELING AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Eighth and Wheeling. s. J. Englaut,
pastor. hiule school at 10. rndcavor ut
SIS. Preaching every sunday at ~ and
Notional t,io. Preaching at ID and 100.
40
OWEN pARK-Mscts temporarily at
shelter house iu The pafk. Guy Halt
minister. Bible school D.. m, Conmuu.
ton and prcact9ng b. m.
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sPIIlITIAIIsr.

FIRST splRlTUAt,--K of p. hall : 20
y, M. Mrs T. l.. Reynolds, pastor. Leo.
turu by the pastor Special service in
honor ~ the seventy fourth Anniversary
~ modern spirtualisn. Message bearers.
Mesdnmcs A'drl"h Moody, Lindsay Dillon,
Fleming and Reynolds. Message circle
AZ close OF service. Adult study class at
$3.50 y. m. Midwock message circle p.
M, Wednesday at home Of pastor, lO9l4
South Boston.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or Truth
Now meeting At y. m. IN odd FollowH
hall, ll2a South Hou'drr. Rev. Gertrude
Hull pastor, Will start series ~ lectures
ln tho near future Spirit messages Mt
close ~ lecture by the pastor and Mrs.
Etfs olive and other assistants Mes
sage circle Friday afternoon and evening
NJ 200 North Mayboil Special healing
demonstrations every sunday evening by
william waits. Prof Wristun's orchestra
furnishes the music. For special appoint
mcnt with pastor call Usage 2U7A-H X.
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FIRST trTHtHAN. .tifth and Elwoot.
y 5. ktutfmsn. pastor. uiule school ~
p 90. Luther iruguv suDIBt hour. $40. de.
Nouuuul t.1u. Preaching Ht 10 and 80
Morning subject, 'SIu. N'Wcighty Matter '
evening. 'ltU.'
WEST TuLSA-Mcc's IN Odd FelIowt
lodge room Bible school az 40. cummun.
ion Hnd preaching Ht lI
GRACE LUTHERAN Missouri SvnoIl,
IhltiCrnth uuI quincy new huildluEl,
k'rl Ffos". pastor sunday school at 10,
services at II.
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LET ELEVATOR CONTRACT
VIII BE Constructed to Furnish Own
Electricity.
Special to The World

opeclhl 10 iNe "oIllt
PONCA CITY, March 20. -- The
contract for O,000-bushel grain
elevator here, the construction OF
which will require 100000 pounds OF
steel. in addition to other material
was let today by ID. j. Donahoe OF the
Ponca City Milling company 10 the
Jones Hettlestetter Engineering
company OF Kansas City, Mo.
Weather conditions permitting, the
building is 10 be completed by July
1. The building. OF the square type,
win be l20 feet hight and electric
ally equipped in every detail, the
"juice" being produced within the
plant. The Donahoes have also on
their program the erection here OF
the largest flour mill I'm the state,
replacing the smaller plant they
have conducted here for many years.
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ment for when given the scent Of
the robbers tracks they refused to
follow them, but would trail any Of
the other tracks in the vicinity. It
is believed by the sheriff that the
Job was committed by home talent,
but no arrests have yet been made.
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'N0OOHoUNDS ARE A FROST
Carry Away Safe Before
's,a, d, blowing It Open.

Cvp, me world.
ST. >ENAH, March 25.-The Laws
No5s' Pharaoh was broken open
led ,S hlght by two men who car
hlle ~, saie about quarter OF a
tpsn rom the town aud blew Il
XVI About $3.50 was secured from
1o5.ested ''s III 'he store was
pises' iq'Ilif at l. ". Collier arrived at the
he ooout 8 o'clock. the sound of
thot bap.oslon when the safe was
lshs aug heard by some OF the cit
iootnrivsout ! o'clock. He found the
ned NV OF two men who had car
taeks saie from town and the
Vas NJ 'eu pack TO Pharoah. Care
sway zen ,aeh that the curious be kept
snt "a I'm gIn the spot and the sheriff
Tie aoo onoldenville for bloodhounds.
N'ss proved to be a disappoint-
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gallant enough 10 say that she didn't
show her years.
She was elected last fan over "A
candidate who had strong backing
from all classes, and her battle cry
was "Clcan out the bootlcggers!
She has named an entirely new no.
lice force and other subordinates
and Is receiving, she says. the hearty
support Of the council elected with
her,
Her electiQn-she is tho only
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST SCiEN
TlST- Eleventh and boulder. sunday
hcnitty" sunday school ols6' and ali
under 20 years Of nro cordially IN.
vtcd. Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting gt g. Reading rooms. 30i-3OS
Mayo Bldg Flfth and Main, open week
days from $3.50 To- 6. Sundays and hou
DAYS TO b.
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HOLY FAMILY EIghth md boulder
Johu q. Herring, pastor. First Wbss ht
z q. M. thi'ircn'H mass aud iustruCttc.
ht ., hlEh mass ana sermon Ht no 90, eyo-
hing drvuNous ana Inquiry class ut 7.2D.
SACRED hEANI-SiNtCpnth and Rock
tnid, k'y, Charles SthuGGCrt rector,
N.INl.Ou Al mamnL Mumra-
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ALL SOULS ,u,HtIt -- uIbcraD- 49,
Meeting uf - ~ Temple Israel Four
tr.uth and Cheyenne Rev. i x Kennedy.
pastor. Rabbi charles %. IatK Will uc.
gupy the pulpit today. li's subject "rUc
Pillars ot uyIouleH"
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TEMPLE ISRAEL - Fourteenth and
Cheyenne th1H B. Late. rabhii residence
Cedar 1899; study Cedar 1919. Schedule
B'NAl EMuSAH-J1y 5. Cheyenne
Morris Teller. rabbi
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The source Of Power.

Slowly across the changing scenes
Of history have passed men who
have established new standards OF
conduct, says q missionary journal
Slowly new ideals have become the
common heritage Of all nut tho
central lssuo--how shall these ideals
be attained steadily persists. chi
nCse scholars find In ConfucluE a
system Of othica TO them complete.
But they find in Confucius no
source Of power. Indian rcfurmers
cry back TO tho Nodas" hut the
backward look I'm tho tradition that
Ia already losing ~ grip viii find
no Rd cquate character making
power Whore shall tho world Urn
for that which viii make covctous
men self-Sacrticing? which viii
cause men Ot proud hearts to bend
low to serve humanity? whence
shall come that which win shnttcr
indifference and put alert con-
sciences In place OF Calloumoss;
which will establish power to over
como whore Wills are weak and
wavcring? For men to discover
God I'm Jesus Christ and his teach
inRs IL 70 find the way from dark
ness into light, from slavery into
freedom. Help ~, O Jehovah our
God; for we rely on thee"
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Boohegging Like Lingering Disease

Girl Mayor of Farport Ohio Says Demon Rum Is Like
the Dragon in the Story, Taking New Form Daily
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Who Makes Profit on Meat
Greatest Unsolved Mystery
Known to Exist at Present

All Parties Involved Suspected Of Being Involved Sing Out
In Unison, Not l but They Say in the New Novels,
Its Cinch' Someone Is Getting It-Al Sides Present
Their Albis With Long List Of Figures.
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FIRST cHRlsTiAN--Ninth and Rodi.
der. Meade Dutt pastor Osagetsy5.
study phone Usage 2t7T. bible school
At sSO, Preaching NJ 1885 and 40.
Morning subject. Faithful Christlan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
CLARk's CRUISES BY c. PR. STEAMERS
ClArk's Ord Cruise. January II, 1929
ROUND The WORLD

Superb SIS EMPRESS Of FRANCE"
1881 Gross Tons, Specially Chartered
MONTHS CRUISE. $1,000 and up
Including Hotels, Fess. Drivss, Guides, etc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

mako operating expenses. say tho