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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-16

children Ia still continued and graft.
tude for results attained. One phase OF
the work has been 20 influenza pa
tients looked after in two weeks, ard
they were not grouped. did not do
close bedside nursing, but some nurs-
ing was required and attentions ha !
to be given to getting food prepared
and taken. Willing neighbors, who
were afraid to nurse flu, we're en-
listed in the food propositions. or
course other nursing was done at diff.
ferent times.
At Slate Lick there were 80 people
gathered in a home third Sunday In
April for Sundsy-school and to hear
sermon. Two years ago I was so
distressed that only about three peo-
pie In that territory attended preach
ing service anywhere. Mr.. Dix and
I, after looking over the field, started
Sunday school under the trees
Many out there are now church mem
bers and almost all Of them are
church going people. House to house
visitations was the beginning Of this
work. This people have looked after
their own Sunday-school for some
time now and Of their own accord
moved over to the new school build
irg at Hayti, where they have large
attendance and are reaching out af-
ter their neighbors in the other end
of the district. The joy country
children have In Sunday-school Is
more than to our town children. for
they have less done for them, less
diversion Sn life. ! believe in heaven
you will find reward in this one prof.
ect to pay you for every effort and
investment in Red Cross local work.
Can we value a soul?
An effort has been made to
strenthen the Sunday school at Blue
Lick, children gotten ready to attend,
etc, and a similar work done In the
other communities.
To have q worker on the field
where the calls Of the needy can be
heard from all classes and to whom
our doctors can look for cooperation.
when they are called on so frequent
ly with our community needs, is
worth while.
As heretofore an effort Is made TO
place responsibilities where they be.
long. For instance, in response to a
letter from your secretary In a needy
case where it had been necessary for
us to minister, a $50 check came
to apply on the expense.
Working with other organizations,
the usual Thanksgiving and Christ
mas baskets we're provided and dis
tributed. Our churches had large
share in this after conferriLg with
Red Cross secretary.
This report must be brought TO q
close, but with the thought that we
are to love our neighbor as ourself
I want you to consider the personal
investment you have had in having
the needy sick taken care Of teLder-
", in the hospital in some instances,
starving babies furnished milk. some
Of whom are so robust and beauti-
full now, a roof provided for helpless
children to make home more comfort
able, a choking child with diphtheria
miListered to, clean bed and bedding
prepared for the coming Of little
ones, dependent children given a
chance in an Institutional Home and
the children Of the drunkard shown
tender attention and gotten in Sun
day-school and kept in school. When
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-16

The visitor was examining the class.
Can any little hoy tell me what q
fsh net IL made of" he inquired.
"A lot Of little holes tied together
with strings" smiled the neverfailing
bright Wesleyan Advocate.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-11-16

EXPENSES
Cheaper than. Staying at Home
Berea's friends have made II possible to provide
an education at a low cost. All students do some
manual labor which is credited to their school bills.
while many earn much Of their way. These low ex.
penses are not secured by unworthy deprivstions,
but students live comfortably at these rates. Hall
day school for thess who bring least money. AL
applicants must make reservations in advance
BY dsposit Of four dollars.
FALL TERM
WOMEN
Incidental Fee for Term Is 90 1900
Room land Board for weeks) a7.os as3o
Amount due first OF term 33.os 3I3o
Board, 8 weeks, due middle OF term 1850 1900
Total for Term Nsss Ns. -
NOTE---Collese Students add 81. 90 term TO incl
dental fee Vocational and undstion studssts cub
tract 100 term from incidental fee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29
--=-s-------'-s----
BIBLES FOR EVERY SCHOOL
Order for 500 Has Becn Made by the
TuIsn w. q. II. q.

Three hundred Blhlos. destined 10
he gifts from the Women's Christian
Temperance union To the Tulsa pub
lie schools, have been ordered by tho
organization ana are expected to
reach here within the next few days.
Presentation OF the Bibles to the
different schools will be made
through the Pnrent-Teachers asso-
Citations. To each OF which n w. G. n.
u. representative will give books
sufficient In number for all the
classrocms, This presentation will be.
gin with the first Parent Teachers
association meeting following arrival
of the books.
In order 10 place Bible IN every
achoolroom In tulsa county, outside
Tulsa. the sum OF $500 Is now being
raised by tho Tulsa County w. G, r.
U. committee, composed " Mrs
Ruth Montgomery, county president
Mrs, n. J. Lint and Mrs, Harry Kls-
kaddon.
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SPECIAL TRAIN
TO TAKE TULSAMS
Legionnaires Will Lehve
Here Saturday Noon,
October Ia
40 HAVE REGISTERED
delegations viii Re Taken on
While Train Is En- Route
to Fort WWth

one OF the many trains converg-
.pe into New Orloara october 10
Tor the National American Legion
convention. viii be "a Tulsa spo
cial." bringing lp.i.unaIr.s and lt
gion auxiliary mouberB from Tulsa
and points iu upltlolst Oklnh Una.
ntluding tho pusts - Omulgoe
Alton. Miami Tawhuska aud Uur
tlGsvillc Forty TuI4nua have al
rcady registered Tor tho tilp and IN
dlcations ate chat this number viii
be Increased 10 200 ai the clo.lng 81
rcglstrntiung october 3. according 90
H. l.. Cartey ~ che Joe Carson post
transportation committee Post Of
flcors already registered Tor the
trtp aro: poet Commander Alya :
Nilos. Vpe Commander y E. car
ter and cxtrutIvr committee mem
bera Horace Il. HnEun and T. l.
Allison.
M. r,,,.. ...,t.t ,,,t, min .t,,,
so,nrd,y ,,"r Gr,an.r II ana
y,u, 49, 80, doi,gati,rs from other
nast- an rr,t' ~ Enyt Wnr,b Tsy
,,,t, ho r,,t.1 20 Ron Iynrth
oYor ,bs t',lsCo ,rorn F,,t W,rth 70
ttone,on avon he Katv and thcnco
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29
WILLETT ELECTED
LEADER OF G. A. R.
National Encampment AL
so Names Other Off
GERS for Year

DIES MONIES. Iiowa, sept ~
Judge j. W. Willett ~ Tama, Iowa,
was elected cOmnauder-ln -ln-chief OF
the Grand Army OF tho Republic At
thia afternoons busincHs session OF
tho annual CuCHmpmcnt being held
here ~" was uuupposod
Judge Wluctt waA The unanimous
choice ~ the 500 representatives. on
the floor OF the convention hall lie
was elected by acclamatlon undcr
suspension ~ rules
CnumuudoI.Iu-C -Crhlef Willctt n
the nrat naval veteran 20 hc elected
ua head uf the q a. r.
Among the other officers elected
This afternoon was Dr. George Y.
Harding Marion. ohio, father Of
Precedent inrding az surgeon gen
rrlL
Oihor officers elected were a. FOL
lows e.. S Brodbrcut. San Antonio.
T,xha. HorIur Vice commander. &. v
Gardner. Rapid City 4. -. junior
Vice commander and the Rev j, H.
Eppl,r Of Gary Indiana, chaplain
iu ohlof
The newly elected chaplain In
ohlrf is "a victim ot blindness aa .
rcut uf injuries received in tho
Ciyn war.
Following the election % national
officers came the selection Of MIL
wuukoe as the ffty-feyenth annual
cnenmpuout city. tho annual address
~ the retiring cuWmandcr-in chief
Lewis g. Pitcher, OF brooklyn. n.
y, aud the hearing Of reporta and
memorials.
Pitcher replied In n measure to
tho attack upon Abraham Lincoln,
made by Confederate veterans at
their meeting In Richmond lnut
June.
''fhe recent vcnomous attack on
Lincoln. made under circumstances
which gave IL wide publicity. does
not lessen tho worlds estimate OF
his WORTH" the aged commander
y.II
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CALVERT TO MAKE RACE
Nownta Attorney Named by Demo
Gratis to Take Kclth's Place.
Grnstat e.. Tha


NOWATA. Sept. 2S,---Thc demo-
cratic central committees OF Nowata
and Rogers counties have appointed
+. A, Calvert OF this city as Candi-
date for state senator from Thirty
third ,onatorial district to fiji the
vacancy OF the ticke, caueed by the
resignation OF the nominee. =. ~.
Keith of Claremore, who was forced
to resign because OF business
reasons
Calvert IL one Of tho leading DEM
ocrats OF Nowata county, He served
four years AZ county Judge and Is
a lawyer of ability. He took a prom
mont part IN war work and was
chairman OF tho Woodrow Wilson
foundation In Nowata county. His
selection was unanimously made. all
agreeing that he was the best man
for the place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29
Nnndrnnlrta All Die.

PITTSBURGH. Sept, 2s.-Mrs.
Mary Krlkorlan, 90, an Armenian,
wife OF Hahop Krikerlan OF Brad-
dock, near here, last night gave
birth 10 quadruplets. all girls. but
the babies died. An the babies were
perfectly formed and weighed 10
pounds. Mrs. Krlkerlan toGay is
reported doing nicely.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29
COMPLETE ORGANIZATION
Shop Employees ~ katy Hnilroad
IIncl Dfilrnra ni pnr.une.

Iltfl DiiitffA ~ lHfbHe.
DENldON Texas. sept 3t or.
gnnl11tlon of th5 shop employees "
the Missouri Kansas q Texas ilall.
road CO completed vosI crday AZ %
meeting In rnrAora Kan, y q. Hop
klus personal representative ~ e
frcts of the road. announced here
today
A system adjustment board named
a. tho meeting win meet with ofii-
ciala uf tho roud October 80 DcDi.
son 30 comploto negotiations for
working agreements
H. HuVho8 ~ pouiHon is proeif"n'
OF the now employee organization
victor G. johnson of DouiHlu lN
vice president a ll Stewart %
Parsons ia trouHurcr ana G. u. jet.
fris of Dcnisou De- secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

iron. These are natural builders.
Remember too, that yeast VitAmines
must be thoroughly ironised IN orr
der to make YOU rise glorlously
from your exhaustion. The yeast
you take must be-, not mere mix
tura OF yeast and iron, but yeast
ironized. which Ia a substance pll
by itself. This Is why you should
take only Ironized Yeast, II Is the
only lroniged Yeast produced In the
world. IL is the first and last word
In body force, nerve energy blood
richness, because IL Is Natures own.
Is your body breaking down In mid
die age, do you look older than YOU
really are, Is your complexion pale,
ashy, coarse muddy. spotty, IL your
blood wRtery, stomach weak, have
you dark rings about the eyes are
you exhausted at little cNertion2
For tho love of your own body, your
sweet charm perhaps all but lost, for
Your healthy future and long life,
ironizel vitamine-iEeI Take Ironized
Yeasti he sure you get no substi-
tute or limitations, Sold at all drug
stores. at 81 90 n package, each COM
talninR 60 tablets. Each tablet Is
sealed, They never lose their power.
Mfd by lroniEed Yeast Co. Atlanta,
Ga. There's new life waiting for
you from now on!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29
BoULTT HEADS LIONS CLUB


h'F ffhNhf'Ak s'f'f
-. n. Bouitt local clothler. was
elected at Hotel Tulsa Thufsday
noon a. president Of the Lions club
FOR the coming year a j. spahI
was elected first Vice president
william A. Hayes. second vice prDsi
dent. Henry O. chapman, third vice
president; ChogbrO tinppell secrc
tary and treasurer. r J. Edgar. lion
tanner. and Ch1rloa O'CounOr tall
twlstcr.
Several months nEo tho Lions club
undertook 10 finance tho now Boy
scouts camp on EuDhce cre"k
erecting buildings ana oihorwie"
making tho camp one OF tho best
equipped Iu this section. 10 was re-
ported a. Thursdays meeting MAT
this camp hns been completed and g.
rtady for uso.
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and coal tar in the
form Of phenol
when n natural
vegetable COM
pound like DIR.
Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin will do the
work equally well
and without, dan
ger. Peopl G
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

b"phiu h'hifho
that mercury may salivate and in
certain conditions loosen the
teeth; that phenolphthalcin, by
Whatever name known and how
ever Disguised in candy. may
cause dcrnatitis and other skin
eruptions; that salt waters and
powders may concentrate the
blood, dry up the skin and cause
lassitude.
You can take DR.. Csldwell's
Syrup PePsin yourself or give il
To "A babe in arms, as thousands Of
mothers do every day, with the
confidence that IL is the safest
and best medicine you can use
for constipation and such COM
plants. A teaspoonful will re-
hevo YOU over night even IL the
constipation has been chronic for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

years. DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin Is n compound of Egyptian
senna and pcpsin with pleasant
tasting aromatics, and does not
cramp or gripo. Every druggist
handles il, and bottles are so gem
erous that the cost amounts To-
only about cent a dose. You
buy il with the understanding
that if it does not do as claimed
your money viii be refunded. The
names Of oil the ingredients are on
the package.
Mrs. A. Arcencaux of Orange,
Texas, suffered from constipation
for six years and found no relief
until she took DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Popsin; and Mrs. Gus
Anderson of Ball, kans,, corrected
her bowel trouble so that she now
cats and sleeps normally. Bring
IA bottle of DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin into your own home and
let the family use il for consu-
patton. biliousness, wind, gas,
headaches, llatulanCy, and TO
break up fcvers and colds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

A second lieutenant In the Amorl-
can army earns Sigb n month, After
three years service tho pay is In
creased to s13l.2b.
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|EgH|BI|AH||BE|Z|;a||4||iii{[|YalEli|;i'ix||;3El
2c,oOo,oo0
Rundown Women
in the u. S. I!
Lack Of Iron and Vitamines the Prin'
eipal Cause. Ironired Yeast
Builds Great Strength
in Few Days

Madam, therN "a one thing you
should know when you are ex-
hausted, pale, haggard, and rLn-
down, you cannot build yourself up
by means of unnatural drugs. All
healthy, strong, robust women have
bodies that are rich In vitamines and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29
Syrup Pepsin Helps
Nature Give Relief
ANY FAMILY MAY TRY II FREE

Thoa-ands NJ parents are asktus
hemisipes, "Whers ran find trust
,corihy iaratirs that anyone IN he
lan,iiy can use ,ohsn eonsiipai,d2"
I urge YOU 10 iry Syrup pepsin.
I pih gladly proside lihsraf free
sample bottle, sufficient for an adequate
Addre.s Dr.. ". IL. Cdi4eeH, SIS
Wa,hhs,on 81. Monticello, Illinois.
DO u noui
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Try q when q Laxative 10 needed and
see the wonderful results

TT II not necessary 10 take a
iviolent physio for so simple an
silment as constipation. Yet
many thoughtless parents give
mercury in the form of calomol,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

DIR. y. S. Virgins
52i w. Ninth st.
DR.. o. s. Witt
over WoolwOrth Store
PAULS VALLEY
DIR. Hicks r. Randol
PAWHUSKA
DIR. jay ID. Conneli
DIR. Alfred q. SOnntag
PAWNEE
DIR. Ernest l.. Gallaher
PONCA CITY
DIR. VIM. II. Daniel
20i ). Fourth st.
DIR. Leoia Scanor
1162 Il, Grand Ave.
PURCELL
DR.. j. G. Renfrow
SAND SPRINGS
DIR. Lucy j. Mingle
SAPULPA
DIR. Olive 4. Siedc
32i Clayton Bldg.
DIR. John Berton
2IS Bcrryhill Bldg.
SELLING
DIR. Frederick &. Strauss
SHAWNEE
DIR. T. @. Wilson
2Oi Elks Bldg.
STiLLWATIlR
DR.. T.. Il. CruLman
SULPHUR
DIR. VIM. NJ. Long
TULSA
DIR. W. o. Allison
ia security bldg.
DR., Sterling e. Cooley
2I5 Security Bldg.
DIR, Clara NJ, Hilford
21I AtcO Bldg.
DR.. Rowcna Kennedy
226 T.. Flfth
DR.. Luclus S. Neal
i261s II. Greenwood
DIR. {. II. Mondy
508 Bliss Bldg.
NINlTA
DIR. Nelse h, williams
DIR. Oryilie ", Williams
WAkITA
DR.. l., Antrobus
WAYNoEA
DIR, Katherine Lowther
WILBURTON
DIR. Emmett X. Cole
YUKON
DIR. John Mastcna
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

THE UNIVERSITY OF Missouri
alumni association will hold Its first
meeting OF tho fan Friday evening
at s o'clock in the Y. NJ c. A. Plans
for the wintor's work will be dis
cusscd. The association has a mem
berBhip Of rs at present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

M'ALEsTER
DIR. Vernon Bee
2f8R Choctaw
DIR. Nina 5. Hart
DIR. q. ii. Jones
5h L.. ChOctaw
MEDFORD
DR.. Mary A. Merck
MUSKOGEE
DR., Geo. W. Carmichael
f0i Equity Bldg.
DR.. Arthur l.. Strong
ifC Ry. Exch. Bldg.
DR.. o. J. Bennett
S0513 w. Broadway
NORMAN
DR.. p. A. Gordon
81 Il. Keith
NEWKIRK
DIR. II. l.. Ihnc
OKMULGEE
DIR. j. II. Brewer
20O-203 T.. o. Bldg.
DIR. J. h. Fortier
4-4A over Cuion Natl. Blk.
DR., Julius A. simmons
3001a W. Main
OKEMAH
DIR. Ruth Slifer Lamb
20It2 Broadway
OKLAHOMA CITY
DIR. Florence L.. Andres
1914 w. Main
DR.. A. j. Bays
400 Security Bldg.
DIR. Carrie Is. Bolcs
1873 W Sixth
DR.. Frank Brooks
4th Floor Security Bldg.
DIR. Ronald l.. Carver
52l w 9th ST.
Carver Chiropractic College
b2i w. och ST,
DIR. John X. Couch
So; W. Ninth Sc.
DIR. Melton W. DE Loach
817 Southwest Natl. Bank
Bldg.
DIR. W. X. Gorby
iit1a W Main
DR.. Curtis l.. Lee
5th Floor Security Bldg.
DR.. Emma &, Mueller
Security Bldg.
DIR John II. Scott
Baltimore Bldg.
DIR. Myrtle l.. Sherwood
Si2 Baltimore Bldg.
DIR. Marvin II. Warren
Baltimore Bldg.
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THE RIGHr REV. II. II. PA

THE RIGHT REV. II. Il. PARK
presiding bishop OF the A. NJ.
r.. church In oklahoma, will preach
Friday night at ST. Johns church,
1870 Cruce street. According to J.,
$. West, pastor OF the church, Bishop
Park IL real power among the
negro churches OF the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

Even SIX ohlld loves the
"fruity" tast0 OF California tlg
sprup." II Uie little tongue Is coat
ed, Of II your child Is listless, cross,
feverish fvll of cold, or has collie,
a teaspooptul will never fan 10 open
the bowels. In a few hours you
can see for yourself how thoroughly
il works all the constipation poison.
sour bife and waste from the tender.
little bowels and gives you a well
playful child again.
Miiliops OF mothers keep call
for1a Zig syrup handy. They
KNOW a, teaspoonful today saves a
SILK child tomorrow. ASK your
druggist for genuine California tlg
syrup" which has directions FOR
babies and children OF all ages
printea on bottle. Motherl You
must say California" or you may
get an iinitation fig syrup.-Adver-
tissmFnt.
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ADA
DIR. Minerva X. Powers
AiITuS
DR., Adeiia M. Simmons
ALva
DIR. Geo. ii. Frank
Dr. Leland II. Kcpford
ARDMORE
DIR. VIM. o. Barnard
9Os Is st.
DIR. Il. l., Williams
1i4h r.. Main
BARTI.EsVILLE
DIR. Sarah A Burns
DIR. II. o. Simons
32i1 "a Johnstone Ave.
BEGGS
DIR. Geo. Mihol
BETHANY
Or. N. Il. Wood
BLACKWELL
DR.. Franklin q. Bradley
nay $, Main
BRIsTOW
DR.. EIgin Hughey
DIR, j. W. Stockton
BUFFALO
DIR. Elya y. Lyon
CLAREMORE
DIR, Mary J. Maudiin
CLEVELAND
DR.. Blanche NJ. Kennedy
CHELSEA
DIR. Wm. r.. Hawkins
CHEROKEE
DIR. Forrest Hale
CnlCKASHA
DIR. A. II. Morrow
22i n. 18th st.
DR.. j, Il. Kelly
CLINTON
DIR. l.. r. CoulsOn
COALGATE
III. -, :. II. Brothers
COMANCBE
DR.. Rossie II. RhOads
CORDEIL
DIR. Fred n Petit
CONVICTION
DIR. q. II. Elliott
CUSHING
DIR. Grace T.. Brown
IA T.. Moses
DIR. Jennie l. Curtis
Over Postoffice Bldg.
DEVOL
Dr. John II. Crnighead
DURANT
DIR. W, l.. Evans
DIR. Ezra J.. Warren
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DEWEY
DIR. Cecil NJ. Royal
DRUMRIGHT
DR.. Oscar J. Rice
DUNCAN
DR.. Ira ID. Middleton
DIR. Maude S, Middleton
ENID
DIR. j. A. Boyle, Day Bldg.
DIR. A. NJ. Jones
Dr. Otis Little
118h N. Independence
DR., q. Il. Skaggs.
i2th n, Independence
DIR. ID. l.. X, Swartz
over Garfield Natl. Bank
Bldg.
FREDERICK
DIR. Ora H.. Bartwig
GAGE
DIR Nora Lowell
CARRIER
DR.. Percy Taggart
GRANDFTELD
Dr. @. @. Wolfe
GUTHRIE
DR.. Harry Gallaher
208 y. Ash
DR.. Amanda T. IentL
323 T.. Okla.
HENNESSIY
DIR. Mary o. Elliott
HENRIETTA
DIR. G, j. GOeskc
HOBART
Dr. Harrison II. Dodd
DIR. Floyd ii. kelser
HOLDENNILLE
DIR. A. j. Boyd
iO61a n. Broadway
HOMINY
DR.. X. r. Hinshaw
HUGO
DR.. ". ID. Reed
100 :, Broadway
DIR. Dwight Evans
HYDRO
DIR. Eva r.. Poage
IDABEL
DIR. VIM. L. jackson
kINGFISHER
DIR. Marian l.. Cassell
Bracken Bldg.
LAWTON
DIR. q. W. Powers
3iO koehler Bldg.
MANGUM
DR.. Bertha Long
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EsIifi2stz.Ej EIf
a1WOMDEy

MARRIAGE LICENSES we're iH-
sued Thur4dny 60 a NJ. Bolts. ~.
aud Mlss Madgo slnybaugh of cher
rvvnle. Kan Paul DcClaspeL "a. ana
Miss Lourcna Almond, IS, ot Tu,Hn.
and Charles \. Redwood, 20. and
Miss Katherine T. Pretty. ls, Tulsn
=
DIVORCE PETITIONS wore filod
in district court ThWsduv hy a n.
Gcrtart against Chlua Gcrh1rt
Louise Fox against We8ley FOX. and
Anna blackburn against George \
blackburn
II. DAY, chlof OF tho training
division 10. ....t uhdi8rrict Of
ficc United states Veterans bureau
IT, siill az tho bedside OF his father IN
NaCogdochcs. Texas. whore ho was
called late last week.
-t
THE CAPACITY or the Y. NJ c.
a. dormltory is i42 men There are
now l42 mon living In %, Tho li2
arc going 90 introduce thcir friends
TO their home az the first dorm party
to ho given Ffldav night on the roof
garden This Is tho opening rcccp-
tion Of tho year and onCh NJ tho men
living In the ~ rooms at the Y are
privileged TO bring friends as their
guests.
=
BISHOP MOORE. Unsigned to this
area OF the NJ. E church. South, as
successor TO Bishop Edwin D.
Mouzon, will make his first VISIT to
Tulsa October 10 en- route to estab-
fishing his headquarters at Dallas
Texas While IN the city Bishop
Moore VIII address members Of the
Boston Avenue and the Hngler
Memorial churches. Bishop Moore
has been In tho denominations
service In Brazil for the past four
years
=
A DELEGATION OF 4, Tulsa
RotRrlans win attend an inter-city
relations convention TO he held in
Kansas city, Kan, Friday under the
auspices OF tho fifteenth district OF
the Rotary club. Tho principal meet
Ing OF the convention viii be Friday
evening.
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The work of Chiropractic for human
sufferers stands as one of the greatest
scientific victories of the twentieth
century.
Knowing that CHIROPRACT1C
DOES tremendous service for large
percentage of the population of OK
LAHOMA, the CHR ROPRACTORS
interested in the adva n ement of
their science have determined this:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

Oklahoma Chiropractors Educational Association
Unoffcaly Associated With
Oklahoma Association of Licensed Chiropractors
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to to
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

THE AIM of the cons c entious
Il men and women who make up
the ranks of OKL AHOMA CHIRO-
PRACTORS is to constantly better
the service they are offering to hui
manity. They represent science
which is new in point of years, but
THOROUGHLY ESTABL is II f ID
in the matter of progress against dis
ease and in the prevention of disease.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-29

nerve force, thereby eradicating abnormal con-
ditions or disease.
Through the columns of the press of OKLA
HOMA you Gas part of the general public) will
in the immediate future learn to know us and
our science we'll. We sincerely and earnestly
urge you to watch for our educational message,
for through your increase in knowledge will
come our opportunity to serve you better.
their interest in the advancement of their science
all toL