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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-30

The asphalt paving was finished
on the Manning road Saturday and
the contractors shifted their asphalt
workers to the Bishepviile road
Monday morning. The laying of
the sheet ashpalt on the Camden
Statebnrg road is progressing rap;
idly. The asphalt work was start.
ed at Shot Pouch branch and is
proceeding toward the city limits.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-30

Married life ina flat has a tend
sncy to become that way.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-30

There is big prune crop. Heaven
help the hearders.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-09-30
Marriage License.

Colored-Louis Murray and Phil
is Reese. Statebnrg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
You Can't Brush Or
Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid Of
dandruff is to dissolve It, then you
destroy 1t entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces Of ordinary liuuid:
arvon; apply it at night when retlr-
ing; use enough TO moisten the scalp
and rub it In gently with the finger
tips.
do this tonight, and by morning
most II not all, OF your dandruff will
be gone and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace OF il, no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. IT is inexpensive and
never fails to do the work.--Adver-
tiSement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
Bully for Helen! She
WHY'S Bully for Pup

Helen Ferguson, featured I'm
Hungry Hearts" soon TO be re-
leased by Goldwyn, and who Just
returned with the David Butler
company from location, brought
back the laurel wreath, because she
had real fight with a bully over
yellow dog
The pup belonged TO n kid Of
scaut weight and fighting ability.
The bully kicked the pup. Helen
saw him do it. Then she closed
her eyes and sailed into the bully.
That was that.
Tho llids-and dogs-gavc her a
parade.
Helcnc's hobby is kids. She's one
herself
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would call up her girl friend and
say. "say. kid, guess who came to
see us -- the preacher. IIo don't
know me. does he. kid2" Finally
This womaA y mother died. II sot
hcr 10 thinking. She accepted Jesus
Christ ana became an ardent fol-
lower. Auer that she called on the
preacher and asked him what che
could do for Jesus Christ Tho pa
thrtlc story IS that thcre arc some
people who never got 20 the point
whore they take religion seriously,
but Ro on through lie. calling up
their Billy. assiulne friends and say.
ing, "ltld, the preacher called on me
tudny--hc don't know he. does he,
kid2'
There ls n third group o, people
who neglect salvation simply be-
cause of prooccupation. They nrr
busy ni other things. They az,
good, lhry believe in the Bible. thcS
spmeiImc9 pray and often 20 To
church There nre men In business
who viii give toward worthy causes,
who rot aside % certain sum each
year 90 give TO charity. but their NO
is 70 whirlpool of varied interests.
ana 90 being proOocupied they pass
That deals with time and etprnIiy--
the acceptance Of jesus Christ.
There is a fourth class of poop'o
who prpcruHtluatc. who put 10 on
until some other time. Unknowlngly
these people are falling into the net
hy which tho dovil has been able 80
hold and send moro people to hell
than any other thing Most people
expect 10 become Christians before
thoy die. but they put It Off, put Il
OF, put 10 Otf Oh the foolishuossi
oh, tho tollyl Oh. the siufulncrs OF
putting OF this important thing!
] want you TO note IN conclusion
that the text says neglect" II
doesn't yud reject but merely
forget" Webster says. Neglect
means not 10 attend TO with due coro
uud attention" How shall we cs-
cape II wc fail 10 attend to with due
care or attention 80 great saliva
tlOn2
So our text reads "how" shall We
escape. not II wo arc thieves, how
rhall We escape; not IL We arc gam
blcrH, how shall We escape, not if
We arc bootlcggers. how shall We
escape, not N we are immoral. how
shall we escape. not II ,ve are lnfi-
dels, how shall we escape. lf we fail
TO glvo du1 attention to so great
salvation
SO / usk you are giving due ht-
tention to tho salvation which God
Offers; Have you taken time 10
seriously consider where you are
going lo spend that eternity beyond
the grave?
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CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE-.we
Tulsa, 2et0 South Phoenix T. W. John
son, pastor, ti27 South Trenton. Sunday
school an TO-. preaching a. II and 1880,
young people 81 C:l5, "wednesday prayer
meeting 1.3o. Bible study class Friday at
CHURCH or GoD-Fifth and Madison
r.. H. shipman. pastor. Sunday school at
g.3o preaching % II and ;.
CITY MiSSlON-2i6 East First. Serv.
tees to-day at 1850 by Rev a. Lichtcn-
stein. also evening services ~ 1850 on
Tuesday, Thursday ana saturday.
CHURCH or CHRIsr-Now meeting In
courthouse Sixth ana boulder SUNDAY
school at 10, preaching at II and I. O.
II. IaGronc, elder Ostgd G237.J.
LATTER pay SAINTS ,t,Rsorgsnizedi
day school e:i5. Preaching at II ana 3,
prayer meeting at y. m. Wednesday.
religip y. IN. Friday.
ASSEMBLY or GOD Firth and
Peoria Sunday school and Rihlo read
lug nt 10. devotional and pastoral service
at A. ovangelistic at 1880. young people
Tuesday 1880. Bible study FRIDAY 1850.
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY bnterde-
nomiua tlouaD - cincinnati and Oklahoma
Northmoreloud addition, sunday school at
TO- preaching at II and ~ supply
study Friday.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST - sixth
and Madison Central Park. u. u. Dake,
pastor. saturday service, Sabbath school
g'f5, missionary volunteers at I. preach
Ing NJ II, sunday preaching at p m.
TULSA UNITY CLASS meets each sum
day and Thursday night IN Judge Hunts
courtroom IN courthouse, for tho study
of practical Christianity or life accord
ing to the Jesus Christ standard. Paul
SplelbcrEor, teacher. Unity sunday
school D.t5 each sunday morning at same
place,
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY-B esant Z
lodge. Theos0phical Headquarters room
200 Lorton Bdg- Ton Fourth between
Main and HOulderl, Public study class
Monday night az 8, members meeting on
Wednesday night, public lecture severy
Friday night Subject March "a, The
Ego and the Personality by RcbcccO L.
L.
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FIRST MIrnyplSr-E Eleventh and
isE sssiHsnt 10y harrtt Emery. a..
league ~ s55 Junior a, g. sermon by he
pastor at lJ.a5 nud $3.50 Morning sub-
GHACE CHuHcH-Tbiri and Trenton.
Ira D.. Cr1biroo, pastor. sunday school .t
o 30. LpwuTh l'agu" 30. intermediate
raafor 4t 30 ana 1880 wrdroaday IL uIi.
week church day tho wumtua fpsi'f'fs
meeting in mo forrupon tnd afternoon.
prayer meeting ana study class at q.
ORCUIT MEMORIAL Fourteenth ana
sunday school ~ g3i5, Euworth At Z.
Prayer meeting and bible study Wednes.
each month at 2.3O. Preaching at ~.
HOsToN AVENUE on H. s)-Finh
Senior Hui lutrrmrdyto Euwprth leagues
n, .la. sunday school 3a0. sermons
uAGLEn MEMORIAL 49, l.. -sl--wcst
A4miral uHrD ana Phoenix. =. -. Can.
tf".s pastor sunday school ut 10
Preaching by tho pastor at "a ana 1880.
pAHKvGEW CuMMuNiTY o. rerkvlew
day school o., 10. Epworth IonEue s.t5.
preaching a. ~ and 1880
CESTENAEY CHURCH 90. o. ST.
6,gygr 511 "9g Ho'ag1 ss,,rd d'g n,l.gg 2mgs3 isS
North Denver, phone Cedar ?5sb. sunday
school at H.30, junior league 30, senior
nnd intermediate $40. rreaCbug BY the
pastor Hf lu.a 90 ana 1850. Numug HuU.
.,.l - Mau and lilH Money evening,
.IIUHff HHurChIuN
HpaE Maryland Gardens. north
uf cemetery, sunday school Ht 10, junior
IUlrug rt @, ladies aid AZ 90 Thurs
Day Ptoachirg every second sunday Ly
Reverend Prince.
nErHEL CiluHcn-5i2 North Rock.
furI. Rev Robert Alspnugh, pastor 90
Wet Twelfth street. sunday school at
90. Epwotth league ESQ, preaching a. ~
sud 80. Mid-weok prayer meeting
Thursday 1850
WESLEY CHAPEL NJ y. tCio1-
Frankfort and Esstnu. N. a. johnson,
pastor sunday school at 033O. EpWorth
o go preaching NJ ~ ana 5
HHOWNS CHAPEL &C.. 81. CD - S07
North frankfort. Rev. J. II. McLain.
pastor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
ITCHING BURNING
RASH ON HEAD
Developed Into EruptiOns, Hair
LifeIess and Dry, Cutlcura Heals,

"a rash broke out on the top OF
my head which later developed into
aore erupdons. The itching an d
burning caused me 20 scratch. My
hair was Nisless and dry, and began
TO fall out, Some nights the irrita-
ton was so greatthat ! lost sleep.
THE trouble lasted about two
months. read an advertisement foC
cutieurA Soap and Ointment and
bought some and I was healed"
(Signedl Mrs. Blanche Stone, 420
Alvasia ST., Henderson, Ky.
Clear the potes {. impurities by
daily use Of cutieura Soap and oeea-
sionai touches of Cutieura Ointment
as needed to soften, soothe and heal.
They are ideal for the toilet. as is
also cuheura Talcum for perfuming.
sAnpls Kash Frse by Man. Addrgss, .,ovsiszra Lab
erst0riss, DspA II Maiden "a, hAsa" Sod every
ShsrN, Soap Ge Ointnsnt = and bos. rAleim Ne.
HAI CaIeusa Soap shAves without mus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
Dead of A. E. F.
ReturnedHOme

PARIS Tho work OF returning
Ia tho United states the bodies Of
American soldiers who died In
France was completed today with a
final shipment Of 800 bodies from
Brcst for New York This brings
the total number OF American bodies
returned To 45,O23.
Tho simple announcement oc the
completion Of tho task marks the
close Of ono OF the most trying and
difficult problems ever placed before
tho American army Tho American
Graves ROgistGltion Service, the
special branch OF the army organ
ICED for the purpose, began work in
February 1920.
07 Bodies in England.
Agcnta OF that service will now go
To England and assemble g7 Amer
lean bodies destined for shipment to
America. These were American sol
dlers who died in widely ly-scattercd
parts of Ireland, Scotland. Wales
and England. Five hundred other
bodies of Americans whose relatives
have decided to leave them In Eng
land, win be concentrated in a
beautiful little permanent Cemotery
at Brookwood. Surrey England, the
British government having given
the site. This work will be cont
plctcd by July.
An extensive scheme OF bcautisi-
cation has been developed by "A spe-
Cial Fine Arts commission for the
four cemeteries In France which
are to be the permanent resting
places OF nearly 10000 Americans
who fell In tho World war. Original
plans called for the expenditure OF
nearly $4,000, 900 but I'm the interest
f.F
has been red uced TO about
$1.O0O,O0O,
I work viii begin Immediately after
this appropriation IN made by con-
gress Col. n. L. Rethers. who has
been In charge OF the graves reg
istration work, probably will direct
the work.
Tho four fields OF honor are
Surosncs cemetery, near Paris,
Bony near ST. Quentin; Belieu wood,
near Chateau -Thlerry; and the Ar
gonnc or RomaEne cemetery near
Romagnc-sous-M -Montfaucon.
For tho latter, a scheme has been
worked out which will make It very
much like Arlington cemetery, Each
cemetery Is to have a rest house
and chapel for visitors and every
grave win be marked with uniform
| hcadstune.
ono of the most touching fea-
/ lures OF the four cemeteries has
| hccn the way In which French peo-
/ pie have made them their own.
sunday never goes by without
/ scores ~ French people visiting
/ them and placing flowers ON the
/ graves. This manifestation OF friend
| ship and appreciation caused many
relatives to leave the bodies in
| France,
The hcautlfylng OF the fields OF
/ honor viii take two years, but n
| great deal of preliminary work has
| already been done and the Cem-
| oterics in their present state are
] Impressive.
| when tho Graves Registration
service began IT'S work, the bodies
/ were I'm moro than 500 cemeteries
| scattered In every part OF France,
/ AlsaCe-Lorralne and Germany Sew
| eral thousand men were employed
| under tho direction OF American
| army officers.
| Concentration OF bodies in the four
| fields of honor has been completed.
] The Graves Registration service will
| maintain a permanent office in
/ Paris for tho convenience OF Amer
| team visitors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
MADE FIDDLER DANCE
Turns Tables on Bandit ana Makes
Him Ride Radiator 10 the
Minions of the Law.

'Hf'lhl ~ / nc W oIlus
pONCA CITY, March l1.--Com.
polling a hijacker, whom he had out.
maneuvered. to ride the radiator u
his automobile into Kpw city and
thus keep him under the gun, was
a trick pulled yesterday IN the west.
'ern Usage oil field by j. X. Mafthies,
representative OF supply house.
He was driving from the field to.
ward Kaw City when he was con-
fronted by HACKER who demanded
his money. The fellow took every.
thing in sight with the exception N
a siX-shooter that was I'm a side
pocket Of the car.
When the hijackcr left and
Matthies had started on down the
road, he bethought himmsolf Of the
six shooter. Stopping the car ~
got out, drew down on the uusIs.
pecting HACKER and fired, cutting
two fingers off his right hand He
captured the hijaCkcr, compelled
him to mount the radiator and kept
the gun drawn on him clear into
Kaw city, where he was turned
over to the officers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN N-Scventh and
Boston. g, W Kerr, pastor. sunday
school at g.i5. Fifteen mtnutes prelude
Attendance last Sunday Lees; help u1
make 1900 today Junior ondeuyor Ht o.
senior ana intermediate vt G.t5. sermon
nt 1886. subject. Holiness tu the Lord"
In tho evening at 7.3o, annual Christian
cudeavor service.
SECOND PREsHYTERIAN--2 ana
Archer. Tho church thar shows moving
piclurcs, W. H. Murphy, jr, pastor
sunday school nt g:A5. sonior eudcavur a.
T. Junior at 4. Sermon by the paator At
II and \. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
1880.
COLLEGE NIL. your Community
Church ~ seventh ana Columbia tKcn.
dalD, Robert n Clarke. pastor. SUNDAY
school g'i5, intermediate and senior en-.
deavor $50. junior at 3. Worship at II
and 133O.
UNITED pREsBYTERIAN Cheyenne
ana King. Charles f., Ncwcomb. minister.
100 Wost King street phone 4gb3-J,
bible school Nri5. ". i. TrecUan, auporln-
tcndcut. Preaching 40 n and go. chris.
tan Union 80, Miss Mabel Watt prra'-
dent Prayer ana Bible study sermon
1880 wednesday.
BuLLETTE COMMUNlTY-N orfo X
and Independence, W, H. Garvin, pastor.
sunday school afi5, G.. S, Edwards. super.
lntendcnt Junior and scnior cndeayor
$50. Preaching at II and 1880.
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FIRST IUTHERAN--Flftb aud Elwood
8 $. Kaufman, pastor. Bible school gt
Nti6. Luther league social hour, btl5. de-
NoUonsl Gas. Preaching 90 % and 1.3n
Morning subject, "tlulars HgaIIug
rower," evening "M1u's Greatest Cuu-
corn" tcntCn services every Wednesday
evening at 80.
WEST TULsA-McCts IN odd Follows
lodge room Bible school at 10, commun-
ion und preaching At n.
GRACE LUTHERAN missouri synod,
Thirteenth ana Quincy ucw bulldiugl.
Kari Fresc, pastor sunday school at 10.
services at IL
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apIniTIAIIsT.

FIRST spIRGTUAt,-K. Of =. hall. 7sQ
o.. m. Mrs. E. l.. Reynolds, pastor. Special
memorial service 10 our Arisen" led
by Mrs Mary Lindsey, liccntiate, and
other mediums Message bearers, Mos
DANES Aldrlch, Moody Lindsay, Dillon,
Flprmlug ana Reynolds. Adult study
class @ 80 .. m. Monthly business meet
lng pt close OF service.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or Truth
District courtroom No /. courthouse, at
y. IN. Thouo Osage 2SS2. Trance lecture
by pastor. Hov. Gertrude Hull Spirit
messages by pastor and Mrs. Olive and
Mrs Marion Message circle at 900 North
Nuyhcll Friday evening For personal In
LlrNLNM nhmmn ONnEn .nIl-n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
AIsTIsT

FIRST HAPTfsr--Fourth and Cincin-
natl The Closo-In church" W. O. An
dgrson, minister. ~, study phone, ogags
Bible school ut $3.50. -. Y. J.. u. ego.
Preaching by the pastor az 80 aud 80.
lhMANuEts-Sccond ana Rockford.
wade, pastor. o. G. GrigRH, financial sor-
retury bible school g45; preaching N
and 1850. Me ming subject Grown
Sleeping sicltucss"
EoGALEs AVENUE - First and No
gaies. W y. Todd. pastor. SUNDAY
school and preaching begins 90 so and
close nt ll.5O, evening preaching at y.
KEND DAL1.-sixth and birmingham.
Ruy. ", ~. owen, pastor OHuEe 77ay-U.
sunday school at 10. Preaching at ii BY
pastor.
sPRtNGDALE Lewis md Washington.
owen, missionary, pastor. Hibio school
At 10. Preaching at u by Lane Perry
and nt 1880 by missionary. Prayer meet
Ing Thursday.
NORTH TRENTON MIsauN-rrcnton
and Independence. Rev. y. VI. owen,
missionary. Bible school ~ and
preaching ~ , by MlsslonHry owen. serv
Ice In evening by joe Clark.
OLD TIME MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Sixth and quincy on BolNicw ear linC,
A. Carlln, pastor Suuduy school $50.
r. J, Barton. superintendent. Services at
II and 7'i1,
WEST TuLsA-wcst Tulsa. J. NJ
paFe, pastor 20li South olympia; OsaFe
li0g-H. Sunday school at 9,t5. Preaching
at n by the pastor
FREE WILL BAPTIST Utica and
Jasper. 4. !. Mathew, pastor. sunday
school At 10. Preaching at 10 sunday
morning and at 80 on Saturday, sun.
day and Wednesday. Everybody welcome.
ERStDE--GlenwoOd, Home Gardens
near Parkviow station. q, II. Hughes.
pastor H. G. ShortWcycr superintendent
Preaching every sunday at / and 1850.
NElN MiSSlON-Gleuwood. in Medic
schoolhouse, J. A. Whoatley, pastor. n.
Bruffy superintendent Preaching ~ II
and 1880. Prayer meeting Wednesday.
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a|.Ss.s D I 5sggs :
7on Hs0I IfsfossioaE ErNSnea

Nursing offers broad profess
sional aud humanitarian field iot
young women OF sterling character
Thorough Training In Large
hanatOrlum and Hospital ~ the
Famous Pixies Peak Region
Glockner Sanhtorium and hospllai
offers Clnss A School, years
course lectures by nationally fe,OE,
nigcd physicians; complete mehleAI
aud surgical training; diploma
accepted by all State Boards, dlrec'
supervision Sisters OF charity; non
yectarinn In It's attitude 10 put.H
Comfortable Nurses Home Fe'le,
alton opportunities located ~"
resident section; easily accessOIei
Requirements Good health; aPu'
tude for the work; years hiba
school desirable; 2 required
Full information upon reQneu'
Address Sister Superintendent 4
GLOCKNER \
Sanatorium and Hospital
2e23 North Cascade A'rnde
Colorado Springs, Colo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
FRUIT GROWERS CONFER
Hope 20 Secure Greater Acreage for
Fruits and Berries.


WEIGH, March 1t.--At the meet
ing Of the North Craig County Fruit
Growers association, held a few
days ago In this city, Dan Holt was
elected president for the forthcom-
ing year Phil Horton. one OF the
pioneer fruit growers OF the county
was chosen secretary and G. ID. Co
lumb!a was elected treasurer. Tho
efforts OF these men will he to widen
the work OF the association and Sc
cure as large a number of farmers
az possible to plant fruit and ber-
rice
At this meeting County Agent r.
J.. Warren asked that member OF
the county agents advisory board
be named from this district, and
Dan Campbell was chosen for that
place for the coming year.
The next meeting OF the organi-
cation win be held at Blueiacket on
April /,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
nIrNI
BY BEN NEwsoMl

the duty OF all Christian 10
every part OF life, every rus,o.l0 0ais
law, conform TO Gods viii al
theoretically we cannot la "a.s
nation In name, az vls IL sNJ
may be godly in the chargl.ttotl n
rulers and the purity az on. VI Ul ar
lying motives. .laa.
For the God Of All
God is seeking pcou,o II
America who, In loyalty ana .
ence to him. will be leaI... ii, v.sa' sa'
ming the tide OF the sp0f...r".ss'.. s'.a'
vice and in promoting the spIy,
brotherhood and peace. ma ".
way to build or maintain "a rsrl.'V MY
Is cooperation for o.. ro,.
good. 1t cannot be done ty ',.@
struggle. As individuals and ,.,'.' ,.''
learn 10 consider and f,ra,,', ''.''o'i
rights OF others, instead og - u'
restricting them, thcy become wv
ful and strong. As thrv piyo . ~
TO passion and selfish alh.t'or wy
exchange reason for the 8rgg,,..ii oi
OF force, they become vest t'a, 'l;
worthless. They graduHuv .ii Guy Guy
lose the strength TO ris, al.n. @y
nation can afford 10 lasyo ,i.
problems to the haphazrl MOI
OF physical force" ''''
Force Is DcmoralIsur
Race riots and labor r..,s ma,
on the nation. Each side NAV f,..
that they have good rnsons u,
using force against their fellow c',
zens, but it is the method uf tho r,,
which put force above reason s,i
anger above sympathy as the tre,,'
OF correcting evils. j. mss..
wounds and creates a stat. OF r.,i
that kills good goVcrumor. Tb,.'
wounds must be healed md is,,
state OF mind of our republic. Eys,
mob. every riot. every strike y.
lockout is an acknowlodgmcn \,
failure on the part OF ful-rrow
men Cnot childrcn) 60 c0-opera,,
ana failure I oco-operatc means m,
death of democracy.
The Road 10 Ruins
1dolatry and disobedleurr 10 n,
plain laws OF God have Il largo pIae,
in this lesson as a direct rauso n
Israels downfall. This prInsis,
applies today TO the many rNil ii
the church and the resulting temD
tations to neglect the church. Ia ir
more God and to let our religion he
come "A dead, formal prciou.c. Rms
ness, pleasure, and the many otbe
activities and organizations. even
good in themselves, claim so niue
OF our time that we are iu danger q
being led away from that splritua
life which is fundamental 90 our =,
public and essential to the wclI-bs
ing of ourselves as individuals W
are getting so busy that the csser
tials of paganism are fastening the
talons on the most sacred aspects
our Christian life, and the resul
unless rcmedied, will ho Ike tht
of Israel, when God removed the.
out OF his sight. "Righroousnt
eXalteth a nation. but sin ls n n
proach to any people"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
Christmas in Dark Room
POrteHds Good Year in
Fruit Crop of State

M'ALESTER, Nnrch ll.-Get
your fruit cans ready for there is
going TO be a blg fruit crop OF all
kinds this year, according to j. &.
(Dad) Broom. age a, and a plo-
neer drayman in this city.
Broom has been In the city for
25 years and is a well-known
draymRn. lie still drives his
trusty horse in preference to the
automobile, He says that when
Christmas comes In the dark OF
tho moon, as IL did this year, II
has never been known to fail that
there would be an abundance OF
fruit,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
Don't Worry If
Back Is Aching
Stop drugslng and ges a bottle
Of old reliable St.
Jacobs OIL

what Is rheumatism? Pain only.
st. Jacobs oil win stop any pain 50
quit drugging
Not one case In fifty requires in
ternal treatment, Rub soothing, pen-
oLrnLLnE ST. Lacobs Oh dIrnnllY mnnn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

TEMPLE ISRAEL ~ Fourteenth ana
Cheyenne. Clas. Is. iatz. rabbi, residence
Cedar 1922. study Cedar 1913. Schedule
Tor week sunday $50, high school de-
brotherhood study class subject. This
Prophetic Activity ~ AmuH,' 3. M,
IuTlm ,uttrtAluUont by hiEh school de-
uHrtmeut presenting Biblical tablcauKi
Monday b. no. Histerhuud sponsors, "Ihe
Morning OF the Year. q csutata sung at
home OF Mrs. Julius Kahn Tuesday 2
%. Wa child study class. subject Later
tHiiiNuUd g.. m., HiHtcrhOOd study
class, subject. 'rhc Book " Esther 20
vs. HducsdHy g., iu., brotherhood smoker,
debate ON tho bonus bill Friday , b. M,
divine service. sermon, Judaism ana the
Doctrine ~ Evolution Saturday a,
~. IlLIgIuua aCMmnI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

the tender spot and
relief comes in
stantly. st. Jacobs
oil Is a harmless
rheumatism a n d
sciatica liniment,
which never disap-
points and can not
burn the skin,
Timber up! Quit
complainingl Get a
small trail bottle
from your drug
gisL and in just n