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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
To-
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splendid. They work while You
sleep" CaScarets never stir you up
or gripe like Salts, Pills. Caiomei.
or OH. and they cost only ten cents
a Dor. Children love csscsrets. too.
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
Cynthia Grey 3
The Right to life, Liberty and the Pursuit Of Hap
piRess"-That Unconscious Urge Has Prompted
Every Fight for Personal Liberty Do,on Thru the
Ages.
BY CYNTHIA GREY

In Japan there struggle TO obtain universal
hood suffrage. The has Just been defeated the
japanese diet Hopeuer WeH knoion japanese statesman
that granting the ballot ootd gre a safety ualve whle
scithholding 10 might cause explosion.
Most human rights hare been granted because Of the fear
OF the explosion.
The chief benefit Of democracy is that 10 forces
lifting Of the phoie social level II the merit door has
rote that iA affect vou much IL does himself II
10 yoH 10 that he has chance Of voting nteAigentyd
chance at education.
beneuoIent dcspotism may rule ceu but there Is
cenUe 10 make anything Of the the forrest
scale Of the ladder than uninteii0ent subject.
Many Of those ioho fighting for poice in the govern
men Of Japan do net know ohat they Cant they don't
understand the meaning Of the ballot.
The UNCONSCIOUS for TIE right TO "e liberty and The
pursuit Of happiness is back Of t. il has been back Of
orery fight for personal liberty The FIJI responsibility
uaiue Of the right not appreciated by the fighter himself
stntI otter he obtains 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10

lem MS to which form Is tho most
digcntiblc.
Tests have been made Of the dlgcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
MAJ. T. ). cuNNINGuAM.

mayomlty candidate. told members
OF the coneentric club Thursday that
he was opposed TO scent carfare and
doubtful OF the feasibility OF nickel
fare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-10
Cynthia's Ansioers
20 Short Questions

Cynthia's Answers
10 Short Questions
What are the national flowers Of
the following countrirsf
Francc. 0eur-de.l.ss frciard. sham
'ocks England. rose; seotiaHd. this-
Tie; Waics. ieck. Canada. maple !.
kGypf. lofas. Spain. pomegfaaafe :
Italy. lgv: Germany. cornfiotecr !.
Prusssa. the hndcs; Athens. the tto-
let. SaxoHv. fhe mi0noHeffe.
How can ono get IN touch with
Chief Justice Fuller OF tho supreme
court Of the United Statesf
Chief Justice faiicr d,ed IN 1910.
when r. Cantf'emas day why Il
u cclcbra,edr Why was u 70 called
Condemns "a the second Of Fesru-
arv ~ "a kept IN certain churches
,R ucmorv Of the publication Of the
virgin Mary. srho presented the Ga
fonf Jesus 90 the fcmpie. The ~amc
originated frow thr NAN brr Of cnn-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
HUMAN INTEREST STORIES
BY BRoWNLEE ERIK

from the ground. asked him If he
had seen anyone, and then described
to him what had taken place. and
how relieved l felt by his sudden an.
pesrahce He made no reply
and. on looking at his face, he seem.
cd paying but slight attention TO my
words, but continued intently eaz.
ing in the direction of the gate
followed his gaze, and saw the reap.
er emerge from his concealment and
cut across n field to our left re.
sheathing his sickle as he hurried
along"
An cause for alarm being gone. !"
said Mr.. Jones, 81 once more sought
to enter conversation with my de.
liverer, but again without the slight.
est success. continued talking. ms
we rode on our way toward the rate,
though confess feeling both sur
prised and hurt at my companion,s
mysterious silence. Can it for n
moment be doubted that my PRAYER
was heard, and that you was sent for
my deliverance by the Lord? Then
1t was that thought heard tn,
horscman speak, and that he uttered
the single word, Amen Not an
other word did he give utterance to.
though tried to elicit from him re-
Plies to my questions, both in Eng
fish and Welsh"
81 FASTENED to open the gate and
when | turned my head the mystic
rious horseman was gone! | was
dumfounded; | looked back in the
direction from which we had just
been riding, but he was not
to he seen. He had disappeared as
mysteriously as he had come .
| dismounted, and throwing myself
on my knees, offered up prayer OF
thankfulncss to Him who had heard
my cry Through the long
years that have elapsed since that
memorable summers day have
never wavered in my belief that il
the mysterious horseman had ;
special interference OF Providence
Some Indians once, shooting al
George Washington, killed the hors,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18

uhaer him. aud though they aimed
right at him and shot many times
ne was untouched by them, and was
saved. Did the angels of The Lord
shield The future deliverer Of This
country from harm?
One day in 1876, the people of
hadley, Mass, were attending divine
service, and man and bow had
ms musket with him. Suddenly they
heard the wild yells of many hostile
Indians in all directions. They we're
panic stricken. The sudden alarm
seemed to rob them of their usual
vlgor and courage, and out in front
OF the little church, they huddled
together, just trusting in God. They
We're outnumbered and without
leader. Would God help them in this
their hour of extreme danger? AS
they stood there silently praying. a
venerable stranger appeared in their
midst. lhe was tall and stately. with
long white hair, dressed in strange.
old-fashioned garb, his face beaminr
with energy and decision. Quick !"
he commanded, into line and order
at once! Now upon theml We must
have the advantage Of the assnultlr
ihey took steady aim and every shot
meant dead Indian. The fight was
soon over and the victory won, and
the grateful people turned to thank
their mysterious leader, but he was
nowhere to be found. He had gone
as suddenly and as mysteriously MS
he had GOMEZ For several years
they believed he was Heavenly Wis
itor sent. That man was Colonel
COTE, who mad for twelve years liy-
ed in the cellar of the home of Rev.
James Russell. lie was "A fugitive
from the wrath of the English king.
and big reward was offered for
him, dead or alive.
God helped those people through
human fundamentally. lie lifts up
human beings to lead the people
Alright, and how those IIeaven.ap-
pointed men have accomplished their
purpose in the face of jealousy and
hatred and the forces of hell, seems
miraculous.
Is your faith in God something
vague and unreal; or is it solid like
rock that you can stand upon?
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
WHAT TIE
WORLD NEEDS

| The General rnuvn,,,s,, = a.
protas,,n, rn;soo,,ai CO, ~ ''
sion =, po,,Ianl ora,.',,
s,irr;nr nddross H.. p;ttn NJ. ~ :,
Go;lor +, fow doys aoo - a.
nj which he IN, h;s g.. ,',,a,,';'.- =.
an ,ho lcy - ,ha ,na,,i,,a1 '.;,. - y
throuch which ia ,,ar,J :. 49,.
.you ma / lrou., sa;A IN. :: :,
THE ,imo or ,nr,s, III r,,,aInt;.n
when mons bcor,s ma s,i,;na -
for fo,r-vh.n ,be sh,dow y, en-.
nirion and dis,r,s, Nh ,,a.s ~.
hcovv unon TN world nrd si,,;.,an
centrifurol rorces aro thr.a,an,,,.
tho vary e,oh;i;,, ~ ~, paa,,iI;i
what wc nced moe, or IN i na, -
nov gosneI Inn, r.nov,ol ia,ai,,.
10 tbe Old oosnol or Ta,ns Chr;.,v
Risbon CoiIor tbns r;,as L.;.n,.
bnt corrac,ly III. solut;on - uas, -
Tho nrohlcms wb;ch ara ,ra,II,n,
ma, and wo,o, ,od., W.,
striving 70 dnd NOV an ~ 49,
troullas in .b,;, ov,, ,.rarnu MI
tbey wander NV ia. I'll, M.
have moi Ieornod ar .,Ise har 49,.
forgott.n ,ba, narl,;,J oonor.
NOT in i,s own s,rnngtb I'm, IN H.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
STATEMENT of the owners

STATEMENT of the ownership,
management, etc, of the Big Stone
Gap Post published weekly at Big
Stone Gap. Va, required by ae of
August oath, 1912.
Pubiisher-Wise Printing Compa-
ny, Big Stone Gap. Va.
Editor Gilbert N. Knight, Big
Stone Gap, Va.
Assistant Editor-Lindsey j.. Hor-
ton, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Business Manager Gilbert N.
Knight, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Owners-Wise Printing Company,
Gilbert N. Knight, j. L. knight. Big
Stone Gap, Va.
Signed:
GILBERT N. KNIGHT,
Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of October, 1922.
l. C. TAYLOR,
Notary Public for Wise County.va,
| (SeaD
My commission expires Feb. II.
1925.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18

What is your regular busincss?,
asked the judge Of the man who had
just been convicted OF selling II gold
brick to nm unsuspecting citizen Of
New York City, which is the only
place they can be sold nowadays.
Your honor" answered the man.
being honest is my regular trade.
but was ON my summer vacation
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
Divine Assistance

little book entitled, 1.-THE
:. Y sHalf.Hour," written By Rev.
gpEspurgeon, he quotes verbatim
ssssEyS which was told by Rev. John
slsa Welsh preacher. Mr.. Spur
recommended him as being "a
5sslIsr of high principle and un-
sgshed character, and renowned
s,sSshout the Principally for his
'Si,snd fcrvor AS a preacher of the
Ell and one who showed by his
sIbis just appreciation of what
sS..fch has so finely said respect
s Truth,
3sf,3 which no greater blessing can
"a receive or God bestow'."
Iev. John Jones said that he
& fiiing on horseback in alonely
sn5ot Wales to meet an appoint
III, He met q man carrying n
III shea,hed in straw who asked
ii .he time OF the day. Taking out
/, Watch. he told him what time it
Il and bidding him "good-day,"
h. on. In few minutes he saw
ks,hing moving behind n hedge
X was Mortified to discover the
At with the sickle running in n
Soping position ahead Of him to-
id a gate which was shut. He
sapel his horse and wondered what
do. Should he turn around and
Saack? No; his business was inn
liant Should he, unarmed, try
Eight that big man with deadly
sspon? No. Could he go around
ssyate? No. He bowed his head
ssilenl prayer. and while he was
raying, his horse. growing impa-
sat, started toward the gate, and
q man, who had reached it was
ine behind some bushes. He had
fsaiy looked in every direction
a could see no one. When he
tnei his eyes and tried to stop the
IS there was man in dark dress
dng white horse beside him.
intense amazemcnt, gazed up
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-10-18
DR.. ]. A. CILMER
H. E. FOX

Civil and Mining Engineer
Big Stone Gap, Va, and Harlan, Ky.
Reports and estimates on Coal and
Timber Lands, Design and Plans of
Coal and Coke Plants, Land, Railroad
and Mine Engineering, Electric Blue
Printing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

H follows that The cooperation of the
aomo is essential Wc believe that par.
ents win b. glad 10 sre chat adequate
rim, O. given 20 ihi- important side OF
he iir ~ The child Short biblical pas.
saEes Zoe daily reading not only form
me habit OF bible reading. bar also I'M
siruci; and the ground covered lo tire
weeks assignment IS summarized in
The sunday lesson Let as lll c0.ot,-
rate. a. the u O'Clock service th, g
tor VIII read the pastoral letter from
the House Of bishops, This letter is
sent ont every three years. shortly az
zen thv close a. general convention. and
Is the message ~ the general church
10 all o. members The worship OF the
ily comes 90 O. close with the service
o. evening prayer. It 120. 90 which
service the rector viii give a short ad.
dress ON tn purpose Of lie. II Is 20 be
our privilege. on Tuesday night. at 500
O'Clock 90 have tie Iley. Lor.ng ClaFk
formerly ~ 81 pauls Church. Chat
tanooRi Tenn, with vi. Dr.. Clark ~
;he request OF Bishop Temple. is max.
inr tour Of the district in the interest
o. 'hc program ~ the Episcopal Church
Tor The urNt three wears II is earnest.
81 desired that q fgll representation ~
the membership ~ 81 Andrews Church
De- present. Remember The lime is
: r. IN, Tuesday evening the speak q
s. In Loring Clark ,hr sub Jet ~ The
program Of the Episcopal Church Rot.
.fre y Muuf tfftffra ..,fnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
A. G. LEvERlTT BUYS
0. AND !. BARBER SHOP

a q. Lctaritt 81 M Olympic rarhcr
lop nns ho.sAt che ID. * ShQl next
thr anndi Th,atcr m fuylur Street
and wIh ssauuv charge of The shop
MoUt-.3
49, Leoi1it hsn been harb'rng IN
Naarllr io iiir years and haH many
customer h,rr. lls va, Boo tht barber.
lt Ou.n.s DO wears before coming -
Amarillo. SIR s-hot WI go o. Ncw
M.s eco 10 p,csps q iur geld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Nla q professor bob several catholic
schools He i- au tlo.t,i aHl murh
o. missionary r connecticut wlih the
home haird ol CO.. southern lhmI
Convention. l1r Nnm of ihc state
Board win preach af m.ht Tho orll.
nance OF baptism vl b admn tered
Jus; before The sour s0rAiec ut tha
s.yering hour Tha ,1ufroeHt +.
urged tc note Tint October s ma rlna
Of the church yCr .n1 tMt pledge.
should Dr. paid in d. lhc ltsi suulh
in Ociuber. The directory w1i te pub
,ishcd No,,mbrr Tl. orchestra j.,
gins playing promptly go ESQ The
general public be- cordially invited O.
those services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR TULIA MEETING

Arrangements have been opuulVci
Tor the reaiorM meeting of tho inuhan
d.cPhuns chamber uf Commerot Go To-
held al TulR. October la Various com
iuittres nanel hy rresidor. slm Eins-
well a., clarendon wll mako REPORTS
IItt,ts were milcl uut last weDh lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
CHURCH NOTICES

Nirgian u. \ 4. .--"Donsecritiou''
Peg 'fr subject tu q. uscussfd sunday
evening M the meeting OF the Virgin
B. \. D.. a.. at the Fist iauU.. ChuIth
The program 'will hcgiu promptly az
O 80 o'clock. Ail arc invited Co. attend
TIE star Group VIII have charge Of The
evening program. "rhs 'sD Of the
Term Cohs,cr1uon." Miss julia WIN.
banks 1.-TWO Elements in Cousccra.
tion,' Frank Warren. Conservation
Tor % Purpose. Ais, Emma jane Hart.
80 Time Limits boo Conservation Miss
iiudsoy we Must Rely 900 doe Holy
Spirit r. y breeding ""onsectatlou
Should e. Confessed Before Ncr Miss
Eussctt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Clurch d Chri,l. renlIl nnd IliIlmorc

Don't drive youI child to H.blr school
today. Come with him. The question
Is not always where we start but whore
are We going niho classes from gl-
n 1916 a. u The church meet. 20
break bread" 90 ~ "a. m. Welcome Go
YOU stranger We ai, glad you are .p
town. Come aud spend worshiuful
hour with us Subject Tor morning les.
son, "Alau ava his Country" Gospel
preaching 100 Religion is 90 civlA
tion that fertility Is 90 an egg n we
really want q rev world wc must pro.
vide the new men tu make H. One hour
leforc regular evening service the Mis-.
sion Stury Glass for young people meets.
Come along "Wednesday evening pray
c' and Bible study meeting II men
like General Howard aud Robert Laus.
ng allowed mo- cuga gcmonis On conflict
with their attendance nj PRAYER meet.
igE. the rest Of us viii have 90 search
long for o. good excuse Tor absence.
Teacher trduing class Friday $50 p.
m r. r. shepherd Evangelist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Program tabernacle senior u. y. =.

Program Tabernacle Senior u. Y. 4.
I. subject. "tous.rt1tlnu Leader
AIRS Gaihrigh' Scuuiur, Reading. Bu
Han Conservation is Term often
Wrongly Usod W s. SUae. Two
Elements iu Conservation Nr, John
Woodward when We Respond to the
Appeal 20 Cor,,ca,r. Lola Chestnut.
Conservation for Purpose. Max Eul.
lock. No Time Limits Boo Conservation.
can Powell W Must Rely uu the
Holy Spirit Jewell krpn, Consccra.
tiou Should Re Confessed B,ful, Men.
Mas. Donovan. How did the ld u.
crease his lonyos and fishes Ilc gave
them tu Jesus Conservation mans
multiplication Rear ~ discussed loo the
-. Y T.. a. ouwht Meeting hcruf
promptly az 615 O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

" D. a. Der ~ home from bronson
Co.o where hast week his worsmcn
ffprt.l bmidina new sshool house
Thu sehooi wiz hc co'rniri,d within a
Few Ws,ts Ms Caofei has constructed
NASTY sch.ul burl.rg' a Tesas Nc~
.ft...u afd Colorado.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

There b. approximately. eH-- ssis.'.s'
90 every nsmilf n s.befis. ihr clergy
iring very ugme uus.
Pms were made hy hand 81 meal boz
fhe sixteenth century and were iry
ogsilv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Ancieuis developed the art OF ~
srsving on ciueralds, which were
great demand r.r
81. rauis Cathedral y said 70 lfat
ben hull, without an oath being q
iesed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
First Baptist Church.

First Baptist Church. q 81 expected
that the SUNDAY school attendance win
he larger this sunday than last The
iiAraca and other adult classes are
showing Increased interest Other De.
narm,nt7 are malU1E preparation for a
arlcr attendance. AZ The morning sery.
lrr ~" pastor VIII deliver a brl-f ad
dress after which he will introduce Rev
hr. Bonner Who came 10 tire Hp'H's
uom the Catholic faith Nh Bonner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Central Presbyterian Church. Music
SUNDAY O-tulsr D. Morning organ
prelude, SOM OF tl. noaim,n OF the
Nolsf stewart Ou,r;0v Anthem.
Peace %, Within THIS Walls Ashford.
IWtl solo. bv Nts Swift and Mrs
PARIS QWu.ttr Nv Cod. Ny Father.
'oeuc Mrs Swift Mr- PARIS, Nr.
Miller and Alr Elfhk,r Orau Post.
lud, r,tI. Ma..H Dubois Evening
Prelude Orchestra Anthem Sow the
Gay g. over kuf with oh,I9tfl solos
1y Mrs swift anI 3d. A.ll.r pffu,oy,
l,h,efa. plsu ru-Iiu1,. GsNu.f.. Ehys.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
The Chnrch of lllri.i. N

The Church Of Christ MEETINGS arc
held az the small WoodmJu Han Lord 3
Dan, oct 18th Preaching hy Elder
ScrogrIns Communion services immc.
dia'cN after the sermon com, l,t us
worship th" Loud exactly Dos. GOO. Iu1s.
ilcs taught SO SUNDAY School or Hay
other man msdr Innovations $50 ,oi
lcc'ions taken. only Christians afr
urged or invited tn Keep OBJ. Lords
treasury fun Public cordially invited
Members urged tn Ho present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

First Church at Cari,i Scientist. 1901
TaNlor Street Services every sunday
morning "a n e.. m. and every Wodn,-.
day ats y IN SUNNY school for siu.
dents under 10 wears of tgc at e45 "a.
m, subject lor SUNDAY. "noctriro 81
A'oHemont 4 reading room g. main.
tanned in the church from $3.50 until g
p. m whrrc thr Eiio and authorized
Christian scientist literature can be
reil 70, purchased Tine public is cor
daily Invited to attend th" services and
to visit the r,adinp room
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
PoIk Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. schoo

Polk Street Methodist Schoo
94j "a. m Graded classes for AN ages
Our attendance is coming up. bat $50
are not attaining the goal" that W,
should attain. We are expecting YOU Z,
be- with ms n,Nl sunday 1900 "a m.
sermon hy the pastor. using for bis
topic. "a New Commandment Spe
cial music hy The choir 1.2o evening
worship The topic to De- used 40 thi.
hour viii De- "Tho Law our School Mas
ter" Come and worship with u.s. We
w.ll strive 10 DO yuu good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
buchanan street Methodist sund,

HuCIllIIah NIf'tI NrIHnUlSI SUNNY
School eij q M League 1t usual
hours in tho evening preaching " a.
M. and "a, p m. Mr.. \. J. Crow Inns
kindly consented 90 supply the pulpit
AZ ~. and the pastor viii preach On fho
evening \ cordial welcome 90 u'l
stranger, and visitors .n tlc city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Lutheran Church Lu'h,ru ..uIess
in 'h- Eprfopsl ,bW Nrn aul
Fillmore Streets. at 3 o..u.. boo tho
afternoon. w hou" inf mluy ot our
Lutheran people boz Amarillo win vo.
ship With us trdII Visitors ar. cor.
d.aly invited tu worship WITH us "~l.lr
Conversation viii Ir tf. subject oi
the pastors sermon 81. o. Hur.. Ias.
tor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
Salvation Ann, ser,lres.- r,n

Salvation Army Services. Evangelist
Gilluly win talk at "a m SUNDAY morn.
ing. Sunday School win Dee held at 2
p. IN. with q special healing service "a.
$3.50 p. M. salvation meeting at o'clocl,
sunday evening 100 the hall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Houston Street Mcthodisi Church.
Sunday school gI5 %. M. Preaching
u "a. m. Tho pastor VIII De- IN the
services today. ana win ho glad 20 have
the privilege 81 meeting Nl oar friends
\ cordial welcome 20 strangers and Wis.
itors IN tho city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04
All picture. BY nalIplke Studio, i,rlstow.

park, seven cotton gins, two cotton
oil mills, two railroads, two oil re-
fineriea, IL supply houses. ono mat
tress factory, two wholesale grocery
houses. one wholesale produce house,
one floral company. one hospital, one
newspaper with Associated Press.
one $4,000 Baptist church. one $50,-
900 Christian church, ono $4,000
Presbyterian church now building.
Opportunities exist In Bristow to-
day, and VIII exist for the next few
months or possibly weeks, that never
before presented themselves In q
llfo time. .4-
Situated IN the heart OF the golden
era OF petroleum riches and having
at her command essentials TO de-
velop an Industrial center, Bristow
is now grasping the civic greatness
tina. is 20 be hers. Real estate, many
persons believe, Is sure to triple In
value within the next few months.
and investments In every line OF In.
| dustry Will Yield quick returns.
Forty thousand farmers are living
I'm the trade territory OF which Br!s-
tow ls the center. These land own
crs and Bristow citizens are receiv-
ing the royalty checks from the
great oil production Of this district.
Big things are surely in the MAXI
ing In Bristow ana the wide awake
and enterprislng business interests
can do no better than Investigate
conditions In this, city today.
Pioneering has become a thing of
the past. The wildcatting is all
done. The "oil boom" now In evil
dence will soon subside. ana Bristow
win stand firm and substantial, one
/ of the best cities of the state.
IflH "a la hf hlnua0I m
/ large group OF business men and
women who are inspired with the
ambition to make th.ir city the fin
| est In tho state. They are progress
sive. civic Gpirlted and up-tO-date.
/ with those leaders Rt the helm. Bfis-
/ tow cannot possibly suffer tha con-
sequences OF many towns after the
/ oil excitement has subsided. ..a-
| Brlstow has a commission form OF
government, with May slocumb In
command.
Tho BrIstow chamber OF COM
merce organized May /, 1922. with
| t75 members. has the following big
business men as officers and diroc-
tors: T.. IL. Rollestone, PRESIDENT;
/ Herman j. Goetzke. vice president;
| G. L. Davis, treasurer Roy G. Gru-
| fin, secretary manager. Directors:
| II. O.. Hendricks, Robert Sartain. II.
| II. Barker. o. y. Groom. j. o, Brad
! ford, j. NJ. Jackson, l.. NJ. Nichols,
W. II. Clarke, Dr.. Charles T. Schra-
der. Joe Abraham. w, s. Symonds.
s. r. Grimes,
Civic Organizations Active
The chamber of commerce bud
got calls for an expenditure OF S20,-
900 for this fiscal year.
The women Of the city are doing
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