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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
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owl Troop No. >.
Mrs y W. Mluklrt Captain. OsaEe C562
Last Saturday very interesting
scout meeting was conducted ny
SECOND Lieutenant Rosemary Mo
CURE.
Patrol ! had perfect attendance
record with two new members, Hazel
Couklln aud Bcruicc Adkins We
welcome both ot these girls into the
owls uusL, Members Of Patrol /
are MarIlla Harvey Elsie Whitolcy,
Rosemary Mcclure. Hazel Couklin,
Grace Berry BcruiCc Adkins, Mouctn
lzz1rd, Mildred Day Momhora OF
Patrol are Hildn Harvey Frances
Aurondt, Harriet Firry Elsie
WhIoley Mildred Gilbert. Marion
Gilbert Mnudc McMorris.
owl troop found poor family
70 make happy on Thanksgiving
day. The owls delivered big Tat
package containing food and cloth.
inE To this family very early Thurs
day morning, The giris IN the fam
lily are Of Girl Scout nRo, one being
II and the other "a years old II
gave the girls OF owl troop much
joy 10 find this family and to be
able TO lend It this wee bit OF assist.
ancc
Last Tuesday evening Patrols !
"a ri had a game OF basketball pre-.
ccdInE the game between Troop 4
% ct .ny tone. Troop I, Roy Scouts
was winner, Hs owl troop knew II
would be. The score between OwI
troop patrols was 10 to In favor
OF Patrol 2.
our scout meetings nre held nt
p. m. Saturday OF each week nj
the Community house, corner Zunis
and Barton streets. Anyone inter
ested in Girl Scouts is welcome.
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SAND SPRINGS CHURCHES.

DVENTISI--sO North Grant. W. N
Moore. pastor. Saturday services Sabbath
school at s;4b. sermon by pastor at IL
Sunday services sermon al y. m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services every
Sunday al II In Masonic hall in First
National bank building. Sunday school Al
BROADWAY BAPTIsT-soI Broadway
D. $. Brinkley, pastor. sunday school al
league at 6:4j. Sermons by pastor a.
II and 1880.
ST. PATRICRS-F Fourth ana Lincoln
d. e. Fletcher, pastor. First mass at 7:ld
"a. m, and high mass st 3
CHURCH OF GOD-f0l North Grant. A,
A. Kinion pastor. sunday school at p;45
Sermons at IL and 4. Prayer service p
METHoDisT-Third and Main. Rev
S45 o a. ssT@oS G4Ho By 1'''o pastor 'di' at and 0a
Junior league at $3.50 ,. m. Epworth At T.
Choir practice Wednesday evening, 1880
FIRST ccHRisTiAN-sOl Nor,h Main
Rev. A. c. Babeock, pastor Bible school
$3.50: ordination sermon. 1880; lunch al
noon: Rev, }. T. Floup at $3.50 p. m.
PENTECosTAL-5oI North Grant Sun
day school s:45. Preaching at II and
COMMUNITY - 40i North Main. Or
z. II. Gelyln, pastor. Sunday school
HOME DORMITORY-B F Breeding
SuEeIIn,s ndent. sunday school. a;SO p; M
leader. Friday devotional service al
1880 p. m
FIRST SPlRITUAL-City auditorium Al
y m. II Turritin, president. Lectures
alternately by pastors, Mrs. A. hoffti
and Mrs NJ Ford Message circle after
services Midweek circle announced each
sunday.
COMMUNITY CHURCH-4Ol North Main
Or, Il. II. Gelyin. pastor Sunday school
a:4S. Sermon by pastor. II a. m. and 7ao
p m.
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Mdpie Tree GrOUS in
TOUer of Courthouse


Specla! 10 The world.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Dec. "A
maple tree 10 feet nigh is growing
on the tower OF the courthouse at
Greensburg, Ind. according TO Sher-
III Jeff Harris, who passed through
that city last week on his way home
from Hamilton, Ohio, where he went
TO return two prisoners 10 Spring
field.
The Greeusburg citizens are ap-
parently very proud OF that maple
tree, and postcard pictures OF II are
sold throughout that region. Harris
says the tree could be seen from
the railway car he was occupying.
He brought with him one OF the post e
card pictures.
The card bears the information
that the tree is As years old. IS feet
high and with a trunk diameter OF
four inches 1t appears 10 be cling
ing 10 the side OF the tower and IL
rooted among the stones OF the
structure. II Is supposed the seed
was deposited there by the wind or
a bird.
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garet Emery was unable to attend
the meeting last Saturday This is
the first IpectinE she has missed
since the troop was organized
We are planning To- change our
meetings from saturday afternoon
To Friday after school
What IN tho matter with our now
girls2 Let us get hard at work ON
our tendertoot test and see how soon
we vii. hc able 20 complete ii
Tho rcvlstration cards have been
received from headquarters and YOU
are now rcgiatcrcd Guu Scouts A.
soon az YOU are ready to buy your
uniform, get "a clip from your cap
ton Miss Moran, and present il
at May brothers. Remember. no
uniforms may be purchased without
the slip.
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clover iNM Troop, Sand Springs
The Girl Scout Glover Lent troop
Was organized about "A wear ago.
The troop committee appointed hy
tho First Baptist church. consisting
OF three members are. Mrs H. 5
Brinkley Mrs. Jim Ferguson and
Mrs II = Bowcrs. The officers up-
pointed for the troop are. captain.
M#H Mary McNcili. Gtst Lieutenant
Miss Eta Trent, ana second loutcu-
ant, Miss frankie Trent
con- account of several members
dropping out Of Che scout work dur
inE the summer vacations another
election was brought forward. Those
elected were Rachel Nelson tFrasut-
er and patrol leader. Grace stout
secretary ana Ruth Joslin reporter.
The Glover Leaf troop met at IL"
homo ut Mrs ID S. lr uIlcy No
Yemhcr -. Tho meeting was opened
by ron call. then the motto. slogan.
promise ana scout laws were repeat
ed. Five members were voted into
tho troop. They Wcrr Pauline
Thompson, Fay Dean Joeiiu. Mi
drrd aud virginia Devauuy aud Ira
Maud Nhismau.
After study OF about "a min
utes the troop was given a short
drill. \ few games were played and
the meeting was adjourned Co meet
next Friday evening at Miss Eta
and Frankie Trents.
Buebird Troop No. II had an old
fash Toned taffy-pulling PARTY
"Wednesday night. at which every
member but two were present, All
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Cardinal Irnnn.

The Cardinals will meet tomorrow
at $3.50 p. III. in the lincoln audi
torium Our aim and one frequent
ly realized is always 100 per cent in
attendance and in payment OF dues.
This is our first December meeting.
do your part
Margaret nm and Ruth Morrison
have recently completed the making
OF the American flags required by
tho tenderfoot test.
Kathryn Gowau Margaret hin,
Claire Hayncr. Ruth Morrison, Dor
othy Williams aud Grace Jones have
passed tho written test on the scout
promise, laws slogan and motto.
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age of EsHnted Iron; then SEE how
long you can work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired. Neat
take two 6-grain tablets Of Nurntnd
iron three tifD1s day after meals for
two weeks, then test your strength
again and sec how much you have
gained. An astonishing number Of
nervoos, rundown people who wera
hiling all tho whiio, hsve greatly i'm
proved their health and increased their
strength, energy and endurance simply
by taking this never form of iron.
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present reported that thcy mad a
very good time Tuclc Shoemaker.
Evelyn HnrNood. Eiinor Cunning
ham, Mary reuroso and Lucille KIM
pass their teudcrfoOt tost. This
troop has only been organized about
ak weeks ana ls suonaored by the
Girls Friendship class ot chs First
VI. Y. nhmruh.
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Camp Cleanliness
Pubhshed Weekly by
BOY SCOUTS

1t was an instructive discussion
that took place la. Friday night be-
tween Troop l members that OF
Camp Cleanliness" and IL but
awaits the action to the words" to
make IL a graduating success. Fol-
lowing their business session, scouts
assembled with Troops and 81 and
were entertained by Executive
Meyer. who related interesting In
dian tales and some of his expert
ences at the national scout cxccu-
uves conference recently. we also
had Ja2zy song service Troop
Reporter James w. Rily said
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Council Meeting

Scoutmasters and members of the
local council meet the second Thurs
day of each month, the next meet
ing to take place December IA at
6:l5, in the Y. NJ. G. A. Group
meeting will follow the dinner.
Winter cannot jump 10 sum mer
without a spring and sgSnmer can
not jump 10 winter without a fall.
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A Regular Animal Fair

Have you n dog, cat. bird, snake,
rat, chicken, horse, rabbit, pony.
goat, COW, or even a pet elephant
or an African winged anteater? II
so. enter them for exhibition at the
pet stock show IN the boys division
Of the Y. VI. c. a. before Decem
ber Z. First, second and third place
ribbons will be awarded Tho en-
tries are open to any boy in the city.
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C0iiinsUiile Troop One

Collinsyille Troop one will enter
tain the Colllnsville chamber OF
commerce with typical scout pro-
gram at the chambers meeting next
Tuesday noon, according to Coun-
Gilman c. NJ. Pritchard OF this city,
who met with the Collinsville dis
trict scout committee last Friday
night. Executive Meyer, Field
Executive Floyd Craft, Scoutrnasters
Zackarius and Wahgelmuth We're
also present at that meeting.
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special 90 The Mur.
HHlSrOW Dcc. 2,--Whon m,m-
boys OF tho Lions club attended a
THANKSGIVING party that had bern
advertised as "Htag" affair. tho
found themselves sitting bcsida
M"mhors Of tho fair sex after tho
masks had been removed Thoso
who were foand sitting beside some
other Lon'n wife woro fined ST..
Nearly every Lion was found guiltvi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Hare You Seen a Bay Mare?

Say, Waite. we amt seen that
bay horse up this way. but we sure
are interested in those two basket
ball teams Of yours which would
like TO have the basketball floor "a
hours day 20 practice on. Now
that you have % scouts in your
troop, the next thing 20 do Is to
keep them. Ana Kenneth Langley
mustn't get lost again when he
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alarm was sent out by the anxious
parents and scouts from Troop 3
OF the Christian church and Troop
2S Joined in the search FOR the miss
ing mon. However, n lady found
the two wanderers on a by
railroad track aud turned them over
TO tho scouts, who, In turn, refunded
them to the parents. This all goes
20 show that IL pays TO procure the
services pf n Roy scout
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Re prrp5 'ei
GIRL SCOUTS
The Round Table.

Through an error the name Of
Mabel Burns Of Forget -mc-uut troop
was omitted from the list of hodRo
winners In last Sundays edition.
Mabel was awarded seCond-class
ncedlewumAn, health winner, first
aid and flower finder badges. also "a
gold attendance star Mt the court
OF awards November II.
Five troous heard from last sun
day We hope some of our newly
registered troops will bc scudihg In
notes, too, very soon.
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Struck by Ball Bat.

sp@ial 10 The World.
MEEkER, Dec. 2.-The little
7-year-old son Of James Allison
OF Hazel Dell district met with a Sc
rious accident when he intercepted a
blow from a bail bat which laid the
head open 20 the bone. The little
fellow ran just as the bat was drawn
for the strike.
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The Wandering Boys
We're Found

Two young men. one 4 years old
and the other years old, members
of good families in this city. decided
one day last week that a stroll out
into the surrounding neighborhood
would do them no harm. They left
home without their parents consent,
Just as some boys might do when
theY decide 70 90 swimming. An
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
Father Depreitere LeaUes

| Senior Patrol Leader Henry
Schmitz OF Troop will soon be a
! IStar Scout, according to latest re-
ports. That troop has chosen
Twinkle. Twinkle, Little Star" as
their troop song, in honor of the
coming event. Father Depreitere,
one Of Seven's finest scout enthusi-
asts, delivered his farewell talk TO
the boys Friday before leaving TO
| take up his duties at Bristow, "
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Who wiz BE Winner?

The following names are Of
SCOUTS who have the highest num-
Dor OF civic service work: seldom
20, william Jacohus. bS; Elmer
Jacobs, Sc: Barry Smith. 55 hours
30 minutes: clyde Jacobs, 56. Isaac
Thorpe, 54. James Woodtord. 53;
Harold Baker So. ana Howard
Leonard, 40 hours. Practically all
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Bt PREPARED. L9lo DO Aospp TURN Many
TULSA r. SCOUT
Published Weekly by GsTlS nc Tulsa Council
boy SCOUTS Of AMERICA
nc Tulsa Council
Of AMERICA

comes TO buy scout suit, and ho
wouldn't % he would make use of
the scout trail signs even II II is in
the city. Hope you ana RiNby and
Broken Arrow have a big time at
the 'gct-together" meeting, aud say,
Waite, I'll tell all the other scouts
that II they SEQ your scoutmaster' 5
bay horse. to please tie him up and
await further instructions. what,
chi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
We Are for You,
TIcenty-Eight

Reporter Kramer OF Troop 2s,
one OF the new troops, reports that
their scouts are improving daily in
tests and enthusiasm toward scout
ing, taking an active interest in civic
work. Editors Note.-That's right.
Twenty keep coming but don't
let too much OF the newness wear
off. keep enough to protect the
surface We're for youD
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Health Means Wealth

BOY Scouts we're engaged Satur-
dav In placing posters IN show win
dows and putting sttckers ou auto
mobiles, the beginning of the christ
mas campaign by the Tulsa County
Public Health association,
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Let us plan to have better attend
ancc at each meeting. Patrol No /
led In attendance last saturday
afternoon,
We were sorry that Mary Mar.
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SPIRITUAIIsT.

FIRST sPiRITUAL-K. OF hall. At 4
.. m Mrs. E. l. Reynolds pastor.
Lecture by the pastor. message circle
az close OF services, Message bearers.
Hutcherson Lindsay, Brooks ana FIem-
ming. Lyceum at 2:30. Adult study
class at $3.50 p. M Healing circle at
$50 J.. ln.
VIII hold services Ia the city auditorium
Fonrth ana Cincinnati. sunday evening.
o'clock Trance lecture uy the pastor
Rev. Gertrude G.. Hull. At close of lee,
ture spirit messages will be given by Mrs
Partee, Mrs olive, Mrs Dr. Holsclaw and
the pastor. Promptly at o IN. Dr. Hol,
sclaw viii organize class IN applied
Psychology and give the first Of series
Of six lessons Pupils wishing to join
this class please telephone the pastor
Usage 2OT4-R
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~ these scouts have additional
minutes service ranging from 8 to
80 minutes each,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE--.wes,
Tulsa, 22I9 South Phoenix. f. W John.
son, pastor, 1927 South Trenton Sunday
school at 10, preaching at IL and 1:so.
young people at 54b Wednesday prayer
meeting 7;so Bible study class Friday 81,
1890
CHURCH OF GOD Firth and Madison
70. n snipman pastor Sunuayschuoi al
$3.50, preaching NJ IL and
CHURCH OF CHRIST--Meets second
floor courthouse Sixth and Boulder each
sunday sunday school at 10. preaching at
II and 1880 by Raymond d. Henley. Phone
Cedar 1857. G. d LaGrove, elder, Usage
6237-J.
LATTER DAY SAINTS ,Reorgsnisso
Rockford. c. T sheppard, pastor Sum
day school a:ts Preaching a. IL and Q
prayer meeting Al D. m wednesday
religio 8 o, m Friday.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fifth ana
Peoria. sunday school and Bible read.
ing at 10, devotional and pastoral service
at II evangeistio at 1880. Young peopl.
NORTH TULSA COM MUNIrY 'interda
nominstiona) -Cintinnat and Okla ahoma
Northumberland addition sunday school ~
10, preaching at II snd by eupply
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Bible
study Friday
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST - SIXTH
and Madison Central Park). Alvin Z.
Long. pastor Saturday services; Sabbath
school g:I5, missionary volunteers .
Preaching at p. m.
UNITY CLASS OF Practical Christianity
court al p. m. on Sunday and Thurs
meets in Judge Hunts division OF district
dav evenings. Bible school Sunday mora.
Ing at s:i5. All invited
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Eorking men aud their wives were
frequently all tired out in the evening
and great many we're weak, nervous
and rundown One had pains In the
back aud thought he had kidney trouble.
Anotber had PANS around the heart, pal
PltAtsons aud di1<iDesa, and vas sure be
wss suffering from ba@rt discase. SuD
others had severe headacbss, aoating
spos before tho eyes tender spots along
the spine and great variety Of alarm
ing symptoms.
For years ! made q special study Of
this condition, consulting great num-
Der Of physicians and chemists. An
immense number Of Investigations by
physicians all over the coontry showed
that three people out Of every four you
NOTE The sbs~s eonpssy IA known 70 bs /
bee. ursd aud hishly r~oo-a~s~dsd sy d
For ssle In this city By Quaker Drug Co.
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LUTHERAN.

tHSl LuIHERAN--Fi firth and Elwood
kaufman, pastor. residence s2f
isS...a Gl'lette Bible school g;A5, Luther
'eAs1e az s:ib p m. Morning worship at
- subject: THE Worlds Only Hope.
Evening A. 1880. a Thanksgiving Con-
",. rendered by the choir
l.. t.Sl TULSA Meets N Odd Fellows
~ 8" room Bible school AZ 10. commun
w od preaching A. II
rtnhNCE iuTHERAA Missouri Syno1l
R.u',enth and Quincy new building.
frese. pastor sunday school ct 10 :
vices st II.
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all Tulsa
rhuchd chsrrsa
OF the
lu church editor
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catechetical Instructions a. IN: hish
mass ana sermon 1880 q. IN; evening de-
vdtlons at 80 .. m. Week day masses at
80 and SI5.
SACRED hEART-SiXteenth and Rock
lord, Rev. Charles Standaert rector
tParish includes all east OF Midland Val.
ieyJ Rev Verhelst, assistant. Sunday
services 80 a M, low mass and sermon
$50 a, M, children's mass Win tnstruc-
tons; 1880 n. m, high mass and sermon
Week day masses 80 and s.3O A. m
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST sCIEN
llSI-Eleventh ana Boulder. sunday
services at II "a. NJ. p. IN. Subject;
God the Only Course and Creator"
Sunday school at $3.50 and aI under 90
years Of age cordially invited. Wpdnes-
Gay evening testimonial meeting at
Reading rooms 1910 Atlas building
Boston between Fourth and Fifth
streets, open week days from $50 TO g.
sunday and holIdays 2 TO s.
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You Can Now Try This Newer
Form Of Iron AT My Expense
First Compounded This Remarkable Remedy For NV Own Neigh
bos And Their Praise OF 1t Has Spread So Rapidly Now Over
Four Million People Use My Unusual Offer Below

Years ago
! began "a
wonder al
tho great
number of
m y o " n
friends and
neig hbors
wereal
wsysailiDg,
com mplaip-
ingAnddo
turing,
out evor
seeming 10
get bet
ter. Both
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS. LIBER CHURCH-Rev.
ts..t a. Line. pastor. Services al fhL Ma
iTse theater, IL a. m. sermon topic,
..tae New Liberal Church Nfe." sunday
Iooi, 10 a. m. A welcome for all At these
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Trial Coupon


IN 10 this coupon With your nams end
address and tske Il 10 any dTuEEist in your
city. Dsposi, with him the price Of one
regular fulLsiIs bottle of kuxa,.d iroo.
IhsA is not payment. bot dss,osi, a.aly.
" yos are not more than delighted With
ths results cA'talnsd BY tive ~seks' ~ss of
N0xatsd Iron, snply rsszrn ,ks OUTSIDE
wrapper 10 yooT own drazsisa uho vii
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PHILOSOPHICAL,

"ORDER OF THE STAR OF THE
EAST meets the second Sunday Of each
month. Mrs. Rose Parker, Cedar 1928.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, Besant
lodge. TheosophIcsl headquarters 2Ol
Pan-American building Fifth and Boul.
der. Public study classes Monday. Tues
day evenings at 8. Members meeting
Wednesday at p. m. Public lecture
Friday at .. NJ.
THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STU.
DENTS are meeting In the courthouse
district courtroom No. ?; class study al
$3.50 y. m. The public is invited TO at
tend al .. m. when the photo drama OF
Creation" will be shown IN beautiful art
colored slides, accompanied by lecture on
Further Proof That Millions Now Liv-
ing VIII Never Die" Seats free no col
leytlOn.
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Listen, Fellows

Here's a tip.
You all know how it is when you
begin to wonder if your girl loves
you, after all; or your wife begins to
wonder if you love her as before-it's
a critical time, fellows! But the
danger point can be passed safely, if
you do it right.
That's it! Buy her little gift
something extra fine. And, of course,
there's nothing quite so pleasing
and so effective-as
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EPIsCOPAIIAN.

,,-ahiNIrY EPIsCOPAL-Fifth and Gin
>''.''-I Rev ROlfs p. Crum, rector.
,, a. m.-Holy communion cooperate
i.Ini0n OF the Girls Friendly
i. o. m.-Church school.
-N a. 'n.-Adult Bible class.
h. a, M.-MorninR PRAYER sud sermon
Year" '''-0' WY '"s
p m---Y Young Crusaders
y m'-supper for the young people,
80 m,-Noung Peoples society.
49, , m---shortensd evening prayer
's aud biblical film "Caln and Abe" "
an,y CATHOLIC
Joh, FAMILY Eighth ana f3ou!as:
Ir.t ~, helring, pastor. Sunday hours
- AALa 4 a. N. ckllArAn.. - AaA
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meet lack 1905 iron IN their blood
ihck Of iron In the blood IS the great
est Of all deyitaliring weaknesses. II is
the iron in your blood that onHbles you
10 get tho noUnshmcnt out Of yoaT
food. Without iron, nothing you esrt
does you any good. Your heart, lungs
and kidseys and all your vital orgnns
get thvr nOurshmant from the blood
stream and when the blood lacks iron
and IL thin, pale and wstery, you may
suffer from tho symptoms Of a great
number OF diseases when the real and
true cause Of all your trouble is a lack
of iron in the blood.
In the old days people often took
metallic iron, which some physiciaDs
claim is not absorbed at all. la com
pounding this newer form Of iron which
| call NuEAted Iron, employed a spe-
cial form Of iron. which is like the iron
in your blood and like tho iron ia
spinach, lentils and apples. Unlike the
older forms OF iron, II viii mol injure
the tn-th Dor disturb the stomach, and
L IS ready toR nlm0st hnInediate absorn-
tiou ard assimilation by the blood. Il
S the people whose blood is rich IN iron
who possess great strength. force and I
mercy. II you are not strong or well 1
you owe II to yourself to make the .
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Cut ont trinl coupon aud go 10 any
iruggist and get your first trial pack !
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

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