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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
SkiatOok Has Troop

Scouting is not new in Skiatooh'
but now Il Is surely going fine; sine
we Joined the scouts on FeoruaIy
25 we have been meeting regularly
at the auditorium. Rev. W. ~.
stuebleblne, George Tyler, Monroe
Tate, Gordon and Jake krider arc
our scoutmasters' ,,,,,,
Now we have a regular troop win
sure- enough scouts. The fellows are
working on tests and our pair%ls hoY.
are orsanized. some of the boy,
dropped out when they saw una,
they had to think TO become a stoN'
but we won't miss them much
Chief Meyer OF headquarters wa Wa
up to see us last week ana VIZ ~
checking up on the patrol leaders tIo va
see that they were on the 1on' ng ~
told us about the pow-"ow aH1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

ness viii have 10 adjust itself ~
look to the air. for there are other
phases of air development that are
demanding attention. There should
bo no time wasted In controversies
between railroads and bus lines. for
tho real competition IL coming in
the air lanes.
Another dramatic incident In do
velopment or air channels Is tho
wlldfire growth of radio telephony.
Already there are six hundred
thousand radio telephones In use in
the country, und some program &C
franchises Of the air must he
worked out to prevent some trusc
gaining n monopoly Seven years
from now I predict that every fam-
ily In the United states win be abis
10 hear the inaugural address Of the
president. Business must be rcady'
for this development and the devel~'
opment or aerial carriers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
Troop IL

Meeting was called to order at
7:30. There were twenty five scouts
present. John Laffoon, our assistant
scoutmaster. conducted the meet
ing. Preparations were made to go
on a hike. Only eight said they
could go. After the business meet
ing we played games and ran relay
races, while the ones that wanted
TO took tests till the meeting closed
IL any other troop wants to see
us you will find us In the top part
of the First Methodist church on
Eleventh and Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
.GS:1IIlR;,1ILiaSCoUTs {: IRE
TIiIcA
The Round Table

Some of our captains had the
pleasure of meeting Mrs. Louis
Franklin, who was In the city last
week. Mrs. Franklin has been ac-
lively engaged In Girl Scout work
in Milwaukee for some time and ex-
poets to be located soon in Ponca
CITY, where she hopes to introduce
Girl Ecaiit vork.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
An Around the Circle
Boy Scout Hand

Boy Scout Band
Plans are under way for the or
ganization of big summer BOY
Scout band made up OF the various
school bands of the city. c. c, Rop-
erts has been appointed scoutmas-
ter for the BOY Scout band troop.
This troop will not be a regularly
registered troop. but Will be an
auxiliary OF all troops OF the city.
Mir Roberts will be a cooperating
scoutmaster with tho regular scout
masters and Prof. Adolph KRAMER
will be the bandmaster.
Radio club
BY order of the president, John
Lewis, the radio club has disbanded
for the summer because OF the diI-
ficulty OF transmitting ana recelv,
ing radio messages. The club VIII
roorganize. next fall. when IL VIII
put up complete radio set. Prop
critics of the club will he held nj
scout headquarters during this time
Knot Hole Gang News
All members OF the knot-hol'
gang be at scout headquarters 10y
4 y. IN. sharp. Plans are made tC
leave headquarters at D. YOU
passes will be given to YOU Ht thl'
| time and please HANG On Tt
| THEM. NO DUPLICATE PAS'
| WILL BE ISSUED, so IL you lost
your pass you cannot go TO any
/ moro games. The mass Will he goot
/ FOR you only, they are not transfer
! able. You are to meet at headquar
| ters on every day except Saturdays
! sundays and holidays. Your pass
is no good unless you ne with th'
gang as per instructions. The date
| of all games for the summer or'
posted at scout headquarters. ANY
further questions will be answered
II YOU inquire at the scout Office
Court OF Honor
DO not forget that the last couri
OF honor before camp II May 20
| Thursday evening at city hall audl
torium at 1880 u. m. see that Not
have paid for your badges by IN
gard. COME AND BRING YOU
FRIENDS.
Boys Week
slst to 25th is boys week
ON the gath, Weduesday al
scouts are asked to he in. uniform
and meet at 4:30 at the Tulsa higI
boys parade. Almost every boy u
Tulsa will he In this parade. so let
show the people how many scout
we now have In Tulsa and be pre-
pared.
At noon Wednesday, the gam,
few scouts will put on stunt 10
the Rotary club luncheon.
Life saving Crew
All boys who would like to joi
life saving crew register at head
quarters. Some OF the boys VIII
: saw Commodore Lonefellow Las
week became much Interested
life saving. We have an instructo
, and Mrs. Webber will assist Us
I organizing regular Red Cro'
crew.
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>TlON
DO Good Turn Daily
OF AMERICAN
BRANCH

is most of the time? eve certainly
want her)
Why Mona demanded that she
write the news for this week?
Who will be the first second class
scout?
who will receive the the first
merit badge?
Why Helen is so interested in scout
meeting? tWho is the Boy Scout
I.hSWfrs" hSWf6 wailFsS ail1SSA e school with Haze,
Monday morning?
why Mona's eyes arc so weak here
lately (has she been studying hei
Latin too hard?)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
Troop 2, Sand Springs

Troon 2 met at headquarters FRI
day night. May ~, with eighteen
oc0uts present and four visitors
Meeting was called to order oS
scribe; each scout answered win
the name OF some bird. Meeting
was adjourned to take test and play
games. Saturday several OF the
boys took tests. Saturday afternoon
the Boy Scouts of Troop prac'
ticed baseball at the Garfield
school. Sunday, May IA. several
scouts took flowers to Mrs. Jones
and Mrs. Blacksher. who are SICK
Monday night, MAY Is, we had pa
trol meeting with n large numneI
OF scouts present. After we hau
played games we were drilled pS
| Scoutmaster Guy Stout.
| TROOP REPORTEN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

HOLY rAMII.Y'i,inhth

HOLY FAMii.Y-Einhth and Boulder.
John -. Herring. pastor, sunday hours
Tor summer, May 20 October !, as
and instruction. $50. hlgh mass and ser.
mon, 10 a. M, evening dcvoiiona ~
30 y, m.
ford. Rev. charles Standuett rector
tpariah includes all east OF Midland VAL
leyl REV. N NorhelHt assistant. sunday
services 2 80 n. ~, low mass ana settron /;
80 a, M. chlldren'a mass With inatruc-
ttons; 10 20 n. M, nigh mass and sermon
Weekday masses g 80 aud $3.50 a. IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
OLD LANDMARK is PASSING
GoodaI Mule Barn Has Been IA Fras
dition for Many Generations.

MARION. ilL. May l7-=-The Joab
Goodall niue sales barn, known
throughout the central west for
many years AS the largest Of It's kind.
is being converted into a garage.
having been leased 10 a motor sales
company
The Go)dall family opened the
sales barn IN 1858, and each year
sbipDsd In hundreds of mules. whictL
later were auctioned Off for ship-
ment 10 the Spanish-American and
Boer wars aud to tina cotton plan :
lntions Of the south and ranches OF
The west. .
Buyers came hundreds Of miles 10
attend the sales
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
Rnrr Robin Seen.

WESTFIELD, Mass--An albmo
robin WAS seen near the Noble hos-
pital here. White robins are verv
rare. The ono sreu hero was about
one-auarter white with streaks OF
white down the back. The wings
were about one-third white as WEI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
MIsCELI.ANEOUs.

CHURCH OF THE NAzARENE-.wsst
Tulss. 2iis south @ phoen,s. ". W. Jesr-
young people OF sitb. "Wednesday prayer
mseting 1880. Bibis study class Friday at
CHURCH or ooD-Finh and Madison
". ". shipnsn. pastor. sunday school st
| CITY MissIoN-sis Enst First. ssrv-
ices today at 1880 by Rev. A. Lichten-,
stein, also evening services nt 7i3o on,
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
CHURCH or CHRIsT--Now meeting IN
courthouse. Sixth and Boulder. SUNDAY
schoo' at 10. preaehing at 4 and 2. o.
ID. Lsorone. elder. Usage e2s7-J. .f
chSeen y & 5ssa. cnri.sssssnts SSrss",.sa ssa
DAY school si1, Prssshins a. ii and !.
prsysr meeting az : .. M "Wednesday.
ASSEMBLY, or 6op - Firth and
Peoria. Sunday school and Bible read-
at II. syangelistio at 1880, young people
Tuesday 1880, Bible study. Friday 7;7o.
NORTH TULSA coMMuN1TY ,inierds-
korthmorelnnd addition. Sunday school at
10. preachinR at II and by supply.
PRAYER nesting wednesday evening. Bibls
sEvENTH DAY ADVENTIST - sixth
and Madison Central Psrkl: y. y. Dak.,
s,tS. missionary volunteers at 4. preach
Ing at IL, sunday preaching Ht y. an.
TULSA UNITY CLASS meets each sum
day and Thursday night ib Judge Hunts
courtroom In courthouse. for this study
OF practical Christianity, or life accord-
Ing TO tho Jesus Christ standard. Paul
spieibsrger. teacher. Unlty Sunday
school s!4b each Sunday morning at sans
place.
PHILOSOPHICAL soc1ETY--B ssant
lodge, Theosophical headquarters. room
7os Lorton Bldg ION Fourth between
Main and BouidsrD. Public study class
Monday night at q. mamhars meeting on
WsdneSdsy night, public lecture every
Friday night.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
Meets in courthouse, district court room
No. 2. Charles r. Mccoy, pastor. Public
speaking at y. subject The resurrection
Now Near. Or Millions Now Living VIII
An...
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Ienore Preiskcr is planning to un-
dertake the care of neighborlng
twins this summer for that part OF
the child nurse badge.
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come 10 meeting?
Why Marills Harvey's team ~
ahead?
III Maude really ironed the MILDLY
and skirt she presented SATURDAY 10
apply on her second class test They
were very nicely ironed indeed, and
we trust n Girl Scouts honor, also
Maude's word as a Girl Scout.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

TRINITY EpIsCOpAfg-Fit and C'n-
cinuHti Rev. Rofo y. Cfum. rector.
Holy communion at 3 IN chapel ot p1ftsa
house. 500 South Cincinnati. 'uuftn
school vt G.l5 n tho y. " 49, Andfr.Fa
yuurE mems claHH ia h. ". and wuuaH o
Biblc class IN n. W, ~ lO 8o in Mates
theatcr holy communion and notnon bF
pastor, tho second ~ series on "WhV
the EplaCopal Chur,h7' so evening
service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
CuRisriAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST, sciES.
rlsr- Eleventh and Boulder. sunday
services at ~ and \. subject today.
soul and Hody." Sunday school 80,
and all under 20 years NJ Hga cordially ins
vltod. wednesday evening testlmunlu
meeting at Reading rooms 20f.8eS
Mayo Blds., Flfth ana Main, open weak
days from aiaO 10 8. Sundays and hoil.
days To D,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

We have several interesting plans
as we go to press. chief among them
bding an initiation party set FOR sat
urady. May go. Details later II the
weather man behaves himself.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
Troop 5

with a whoop and a yell the best
troop that put Tulsa Scouts on the
map has disbanded; not for a few
months, but for good. Tulsa scout
ing has received a severe blow on
the dome, We are sorry TO say.
Troop 8, the best and Oldest troop
in town, forAGfiy disbanded Friday
night, lay IL. The last meeting
was ~N9fd at the Coffee Cup Inn.
wta splendid feed was served
~ ehe expense Of the troop. Our
highly respected scoutmaster, John
- Walls Shleppey. acted as toastmas-
ter. Miss lone was the guest OF
the troop and gave US some splen-
Il did advice. She also told us how
Z much we owe to Shleppey for his
service 10 us.
the rank which it held. and, since
he had TO resign because OF pressing
business, we felt that we could not
possibly keen Troop 8 without him
when Shleppey goes We go with
him. You bet!
The troop took this occasion to
thank Miss lone for her friendship
and for standing by us In all our
troubles. Miss lone has been the
main reason for us staying In the
scouts. We thank her and wish
h,'r the best of success IN the tu-
ture.
We are almost all Eagles and we
hand the torch of leadership to the
kounger scouts of Tulsa and chal-
kenge them to bear it on as we have
Adone.
Jimmy Foster. our beloved skin
Lny-well- fed, tried to break up the
ciunnery department of the cafe bS
H1reaking up a glass tumbler. Pete
Mckenzie. a left-handed mutt, anc
Dick Hendrix, a right-handed wart
had difficulty In eating their chick
en- at the feed. Cadenhead got OF
the good side of the waitress ant
got big piece OF cake.
Yours till the sidewalks,
JOHNNY JUMP UP.
In Memory OF Troop 5-Our Happ'
Family
Long have we played and worke'
together;
stood shoulder TO shoulder In al
kinds of weather,
From Tenderfoot to Eagle, VIII
push and with shove.
We have helped each other from tn
mire to above.
Many a time when brawls did bre'
Our loyalty and friendship brough
us out OF the stew.
There have been threats OF desel
ton and a few have deserted
VBut we all felt compassion 70
those who have parted.
Many scouts look upon us as
stuck-up bunch
= I'll tell you we are; now III CIV
you a hunch:
Will some one please cite me al
other troop In THIS town -.
which has eleven live Eagles wall
ing around,
Or a leader who has led In all sco'
camps,
Who can talk wise to anyone fro
president to trampsf
But as a family we must Some dc
part,
And now is as good as any time
start;
Let us look at Daddy shleppey al
all his kids.
Who have shot Tulsa scouting sk
ward as IL It were on skid
The head Of the family is our dad
John shleppey.
Then comes Freck. who helps ma
things pcppy:
There's o. b. and Todd, al
Frenchie and Ed.
Charlie and Pete and Bob Cade
head;
Zeke and Bevo and fearless t.
Gum,
Beryl and Jim and Grow. t
youngest son.
Miss lone. and Curley ana Moon
and Don,
Who Is the latest recruit in the IA,
lily OF John.
Though We have disbanded, we
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
OWi TrOp 5
Ry A WISE BIRD.

by ~ w itlS i'ANbH
Troop 5 had a very welcome visi-
tor at our last meeting. Mrs. Frank
lin, a scout captain from Ponca City.
We all hope to see Mrs. Franklin
again as some of the girls intend TO
go to Ponca City to a Christian En-
deavor convention, perhaps they Will
be able TO visit Mrs. Franklin ana
her troop of Girl Scouts.
We hiked out TO Central park last
Saturday and had an out-of-d doors
meeting. While at the park a boy
fell from a trapeze and sprained his
wrist. We took advantage OF the
opportunity to demonstrate one OF
scout laws, namely. "A Girl Scouts
duty IL to be useful and TO heir
others" After the meeting Mr.
Franklin called for Mrs, franklin
and they took US all home In thelI
car.
Elizabeth Welborne and Marion
Gilbert have passed most OF theiI
second-class tests. Grace Berry ha'
passed all OF her tenderfoot tests ex'
cept making our American flag,
We are very sorry to hear tina
| Grace Berry was badly burned sun
day when a gas stove she was light
ing exploded. We hope Grace vii
| be able to attend our next meeting
Marills Harvey passed part OF he
first aid and all OF her flower findeI
tests Saturday. Hilda Harvey, Elsi'
Whitley and Rosemary Mcclure arr
all working very hard on their tests
| Troop hopes the weather maj
will be kind because our minds ar
not yet relieved of the overnigh
hike plans.
Owl troop wants TO know
Why NJ. HIS courage failed he
when the boy sprained his wrist sat
urday?
Why all the girls are so ambitious
(They surely don't have symptoms o
spring fever.)
When we will have time 10 organ
ize our mashball and indoor teams
Who will be the first first-clas
scout in our troop?
| IL Helen ozbun ls ever going I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Ruth Fulling handed IN a nicely
made American flag as part OF hei
tenderfoot test.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
JEWISH.

TEMPLE ISRAEL 90 Fourteenth ana
Cheyenne. Chss. u. IRt1 rabbi; residence
Cedar 1895 Htudy, Cedar 1919.
BNAt EMUNAtI--Dlg B. Cheyenne.
Morris Teller, rabbit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

ALI SOULS CifUHCu - GLheraD -
Meeting At II ~ Temple Israel Fnuf'
teenth and Cheyenne. Rev. !. Z. Kennedy
pastor. sermon by tho paator "Premh'
lenialism.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Allie McMahon and Grace Phillips
have new signal flags.
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GOIdenrOd Troop q

We have not been having troop
meetings of late on account OF 30
many scouts being busy with the
preparations for the May day fete.
Hereafter we expect to have a meet
ing every Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Regular meeting Of Division ? VIII
be held Monday at 4 =. m. in the
Lincoln auditorium. The greater
part of our members have Kept thelr
dues paid up each month. Are you
square with the treasury?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
We wonder

How many sunflowers can go on
our camp?
II Gladys Rupp is studying the al
manac as Saturday draws nearF
IL II is going to rain?
How the goat feels today?
IL more troops won't try to have
news in each Sundays paper. so the
people OF our city will know that
we have 10 troops instead OF only
two or three?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

We are expecting to have an ini-
tiation party soon. for some or the
girls are almost through with their
tests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Goldenrod troop has been growing.
We have quite a lot of new girls.
The following have been admitted
since the last report: Ruth Pharris.
Mary McGinnis. Fern Wells, Lucille
Grimes., kathryn Walker. Dorothy
Johnston. Juanita Steel and Helen
Ray.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
FOrget-Me-NOt Troop 8
Nv A WISE GUY.

The meeting was called TO order
by Miss Bartleson. We welcome our
new assistant leader, Miss Wilkerson.
We are very proud OF her because
she can do as follows: Nurse, doctor,
sing and play base ball, and, oh, boy!
the pep she has got! We hope she
is as good "A leader as she Is base
bah player. Watch us grow.
Mrs. Godfrey gave us lesson on
bandaging. we have almost passed
our second test. Watch for us to
get them aud earn more merit
badges than any other troop,
Mabel Burns and Maggie Bartleson
have won their gold attendance
stars. Mildred Fish lost out on ac-
count of sickness. Many others have
won silver badges.
Girls, watch the news, as we are
going TO Mrs. Godfrey's soon ana
church next Friday at Gas. Are you
going to be on time?
We had more girls at the last
meeting than any other time. There
we're about 10. That may not sound
good TO you, but IL does to us.
We wonder
why Hazel moved where she did
How Miss Henderson is enjoying
| her vacation?
Why there cannot be a Golden
Eaglet In the Tulsa Girl Scouts.
Where Margaretta and While Mac
are on Friday evenings?
Who Mary and Ruth were with
the freshman party.
II Mrs. Godfrey is golng to hell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Miss Fern Wells, who for short
time has been Withdrawn from the
troop, has re-entered and was chosen
a patrol leader.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21
TIiERAN.

FIRST LUTIIEHAN-f -flfih and Fiwoof,
S \. Kaufman, pastor BihIe school Rt
.Ah. Iuther league r0clht tuu. b.ltt de-
votiouh 1ih. Preaching Ht li trt :.
Morning subject. "thratH Ml-fon,
evening, "CompnniouHhlp.
WEST rUlSA--Mcots Dr. OLA l'ellows
lodge room, Nlbls school at 80, commIn-
ion and preaching at II,
GRACE LuTIiEHAN tMlHfnuri synod A.,
Thirteenth and Quincy tnnw huti'IE d.
Kari Frose. pastor. sunday school at ic.
services at H.
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ndeavoi

pastor. Sunday school 9'5. Endeavoi
$3.50. preaching at II aud so.
WHEEiINu AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Eighth and Wheeling. :. j. Ems and.
pastor. Bible school al 40. sninavor ~
BlB. Preaching every sunday at II and
yotlonai eco Ptoachiug at ~ ana 80.
OWEN PARK Temporarily at
shelter house IN tho path, GUY ii1ll'
minister. nihle school g.. M. couWun'
ion and preaching 3. ut.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

We hope TO have our plans Tor our
summer camp complete by Monday
so they can be presented in the busl,
ness meeting tomorrow. Detalleu
information will also be sent to d.
vision /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

We had more girls at the last
meeting than any other time. There
we're about 10. That may not sound
good to you, but II does to US.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

Jeremiah had courage, and his
cour0go and consciousness OF rectl-
tude enabled him 20 keep his temper
under great aggravation. He had
the spirit OF the true reformer, not
TO get vengeance, but 10 help the
people who most needed help, oven
though they were the ones who BIZ %
terly opposed him. He tried 10 get
them 10 see that. while he rebuked,
he called them 10 repentance aud
reform. Hatred and vengeance have
no place In the heart OF a sincere
reformer His audience gave heed
to his word. lie had spoken direct
TO their hearts without fear aud
without retaliation. lie challenged
them as a brother 10 repent. and
that challenge carried a conviction
that no was not to blame, but they
we're. True religion ls dependent
upon those who can keep them.
selves In self-composure and In ~ m.
pathetic Interest IN Others even
when. they are being most unjustly
abused. IL has always won its vic.
tories that way. We 40 not need
more authority 70 compel people tC
be Christians and 10 think and acI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-21

CuHisrIAH.
FIRST cHRIsTIAN-Ninth and Boul-
der Meade Dutt. pastor. Ossga4ssS:
study phone Usage 2t77. Bible school
at g:30. PrsBchtng Ht I0:h6 aud 7's0.
CENTRAL CHHisTIAN Gisn~ooo
Homo Gardens section. n. W Coleman
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE ON IN.
proved D. c. real estate. or for fniidins
prevailing rate Of interest. and rouDissien
LOUIS SHOEMAKER t<o7 n e. ave
Main 1853
The Washington herald., 1922-07-01
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Wall board. reclaimed, INC per foot. All
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COLUMBIA AND VICTOR GRAPHOPHoNE
records. l5c and 35c; piano rolls at 12hc,
Zoe and 2oc, slightly used. 601 F st. NV.
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WALL PAPER.

A CAR LOAD DIRECT FROM FACTORY
with middlemen's profit taken of. Room
lots, 81: 3o-inch oat meal paper. 15c and
20c a piece; other grades. 8. 10. IL and
PAPER BARGAIN HOUSE, a24 Pa. ave. Sc.
664
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.

N. 7. AVE. Mr.. 14TH sT-sTUDIo OR
office: IS per mo. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER, 1907 n Y. ave. NV. Main 1166
FLORIDA AVE. Mr.. CONN. AvE.-LARGE
front room. FIRST door. LOUIS p: SHOE
MAKER 1407 ~ Y. ave. NV Main lies.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

LL-HISDs oF FURNITURE WANTED:
sncusk TO furnish large boarding house:
bedreon, dining room. parior. misc. srtiele.
fl<sssaraIi ~. 70. or Fr. eo47 So2
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FARMS

property; one Of the prettiest farms in
Southern Maryland; on salt water; private
shore; beautiful view; photograph and de-
scription application. OWNER, IS Seatol
place NV. North 6755-J 62S