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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13
jesus selects twelve Apostles


About that time He went out on one
occasion into the hill country to pray;
and He remained all night in prayer to
God. When it was day, He called His
disciples; and He selected from among
them twelve, whom He also named
Apostles These were Simon, to
whom also He had given the name
of Peter. and Andrew his brother;
James and John; Philip and
Bartholomew; Matthew and Thomas;
James the son of Alphaeus and Simon
called the Zealot; James's relative
Judas, and Judas Iscariot who proved
to be traitor.
With these He came down till He
reached a level place, where there
was a great crowd of His disciples,
and a multitude of people from every
part of Judaea, from Jerusalem. and
from the aside district of Tyre and
Sidon, who came to hear Him and to
be cured of their diseases; and those
who were tormented by foul spirits
were cured. The whole crowd were
eager to touch Him, because power
went forth from Him and cured every
one.
The Sermon ON the Plain
Then fixing His eyes upon His
disciples, Jesus said to them,
Blessed are you poor, because the
Kingdom of God is yours
Blessed are you who hunger NOW,
because your hunger shall be satisfied.
blessed are you VINO now weep
aloud. because you shall laugh.
blessed are you when men shall
hate you and exclude you from their
society and insult you, aid spurn your
very names as. evil things, for the Son
of Mans sake -
BE glad at such a time, and dance
for JOY; for your reward - great in
Heaven; for that is just the way their
forefatIrSFs behaved TO the Prophets!
''But alas for you rich men. because
1.,xr onFEnfafin
ALAS for you who now have plenty
to eat, because you will be hungry.
Alas fob you who laugh now,
because you will mourn and weep
aloud.
Alas for you when men shall all
have spoken well OF you; for that is
just the way their forefathers behaved
to the false Prophetsl
Love your Enemies
But to you who are listening to
me I say. Love your enemies; seek
the welfare of those who hate you;
bless those who curse you; pray for
those who revile you. To him who
gives you a blow on one side OF the
face offer the Sther side also: and to
him who is robbing you or your outer
garment refuse not the under one also
To every one who asks, give; and
from him who takes away your
property, do not demand it back And
behave to your fellow men Just as
you would have them behave to you.
If you love those who love you,
what credit is it to you? Why, even
bad men love those who love them
And If you are kind. to those who are
kind to you. what credit is it to you?
Even bad men act thus And if You
lend to those from whom you hope to
receive. what credit is it TO you? Even
bad men lend to their fellows SO as
to receive back an equal amount
Nevertheless love your enemies. be
beaeficent. and lend without hoping
for any repayment Then your re-
compense shall be great, and you will
be sons of the Most High; for He is
kind to the ungrateful and wicked.
Be compassionate just as your Father
is ompassionate-
sinners must not judge Sinners
Judge not and YOU shall not be
judged: condemn not. and you shall
not be condemned pardon and you
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13
BIBLE STUDY
Y. w. c. A.-Menninger Course
Published Every Saturday in The Topeka State Journal
LESSON xxx.

II Samuel 21-24. The Appendix,
Supplemented by I Chronicles, 1929.
Great gifts are not given to all;
great tasks are not from all required:
the Master is just-faithful use of tai
ent is the requiem emit
DIVISION I.
Memory Verse, % a
XXI. Revenge. Verst lab, Chronicles.
Xxx. Rabbah. Verse S.
XIII. Mighty Men. Verse 5. I Chren-
XII Mighty Men. Verse Q.
xii Dafid's Song. Verse Z.
L What reason is given for the three
2 What did the Gibeonites ask as an
8, What is the subject of chapter TWEEN
4. What is the common record for sam
uel %. and / Chronicles II?
: 5 What is said of the first three great
men, Jashobeam? Eleazar? Shamah
g What wonderful record is made for
The three mighty men?'' Abishai
Z. How does the ehronicIer sum up all
DIVISION I.
XIV. Numbering. Verse Il. I chron-
XXI Numbering. Verse IL.
l. Why is the nation made TO suffer a
> What three punishments were offered
David from which to choose:
J. How did David decide and what was
T. How great was Israers loss from the
pestilenees
5. Where was the destroying angel when
the plague was stayed?
G. By what means was the angel led to
cease his destruction
7. Name six things that are recorded in
both chapters, for Araunah's threshing
floor:
5. Name four that are noted only in
Chronicles?
DIVISION III.
DAVIDS FINAL ARRANGEMENT.
l Chronicles
XXI. Charge to Solomon. Verse 10
XIII Levites. Verse 30
l. What are the two GROWING events for
the life of David:
]. 22.1-19
2 % :1-29 30
2 Why are they not recorded in the
book of SanIueIg
,. What four things did David do that
had reference TO the Temples
J. ~
3 22-G-1s
4. 22;19-19.
e. Why did he say. SoIenoR and the
princes could build the TempIes
5. Name some of the things David had
prepared for the Temples
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13

That the aircraft business in Kan
sas is not flouFishing as yet, is shown
by reports from thirty five Kansas
counties received by Adjutant General
C. I. Martin, chairman of the state
aircraft board, in answer to inquiries
directed to all county treasurers for
a record of the number of manufac-
turers of aircraft, dealers, airplanes
and pilots.
The first thirty-five counties an
swering the Inquiries reported two
manufacturers. two dealers. eleven
airplanes, and eight pilots All of
these, however, were confined to three
gwick. Lyon and Doug
manufacturer, one dealer, six planes
and six pilots. Lyon county reported
two planes and one pilot; Douglas
county, one manufacturer, one dealer,
three planes and one pilot Clay eoun-
ty was the first to report with no
planes, pilots, dealers or manufac-
turers.
The law requiring registration of
planes and siicepsing of dealers and
pilots, was passed by the 1921 legis-
lature. Under the terms of the law,
all owners of airplanes must regis
ter the same, and are required to pay
a, fee of SIS. Pilots certificates are
required for all drivers, the fee for
which is $40. Manufacturers and
dealers certificates cost sac each
With each Dealers and manufactur-
er's certificate, the applicant is fur
nished three license plates, with num-
bers similar to automobile license
plates. Application for license GER
tifieates isNEnade thru the county treas
urer. The aircraft board, in addition
to the adjutant general is composed
OF two persons appointed by him who
are experienced in aviation.
The law also authorizes city Off
Gals to establish and maintain munich
pal aviation fields cut of the city's
funds.
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FEWER TB CASES IN APRIL


OF the eight cases under the care
of the Topeka Tuberculosis associa
ton, nurse attached to the staff of the
Topeka Public Health Nursing asso-
, citation, on April 1. three were dis
missed, and no new cases were added.
reducing the number from eight to
five, according to the April report of
Miss Mary Alexander. supervisor of the
Public Health Nursing association
The total number of visits made by
Miss Charlotte Harkins, the Tubercu-
losis association nurse, during April,
was ITO. OF this number. ninety-two
were nursing visits, five were investi-
gationaI and Institutional, seven were
to the office of a physician, anG sixty
six were business visits.
The attendance at the free tubercu-
Iosis clinic during the month was
| thirtytwo- There was only one pa
tient at the nutrition clinic
OF the thirty-twe patients who APP
peared at the tuberculosis clinic, two
were found to show positive reactions.
and were sent to the municipal sana-
torium; ten were listed as suspects,
three were given negative diagn oses.
and seventeen were returned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13

pound and 1t is all it
claims to be and has
benefited me won-
derfully. / had been
sick for eiGhtmonths
with q trouble which
confined me to my
bed and was only
able to be up part Of
the time, when Twas
advised by n friend
Mrs. Smith, to try
Lydia E. Pinkham n
Nv Vegetable Com
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13
SEVEN sENTENCE SERMONS.

Fearless minds climb soonest INTO
crORns-Shakespeare.
A man becomes at last what he loves best.
David Gregg.
Whether we climb, whether We Mod
Space for one task the seant Years lend
70 choose some path that leads to God
And keep it to the end,
Reese.
1t is necessary for the welfare of the
nation that mems lives be based on the
principles of the BibIe.-Theodore Roose-
Felt.
Neglect not the gift that is in thee
stay, stay at home, my heart, and rest;
Home keeping hearts are happiest
-LongfelIow.
Do good-all the good in thy power-of
every sort-and to every person.-Adoniram
Judsen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13
FEW AIRPLANES IN STATE

Reports Received by Adjutant
General Martin From Thirty
Five Counties in Kansas Show
Only Two Manufacturers, Two
Dealers, Eleven AirpIanes and
Eight Pilots.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13
ADD new FEATURE
Contest for Juvenile Bands az
Kansas Free Fair.
To Encourage Forming and
Training of Organizations.
DANIEL MULLER IN CHARGE
Is Open to Town and Com
munity Bands in Kansas.
Winner of First Place to Re-
ceiYe $500 and Silk Banner.

For the first time in its history, the
Kansas Free Fair is to hold contest
for juvenile bands, this year. The OBJ
ject of instituting the contest IS TO
encourage the organizing and train
ing of Juvenile musical organizations,
in the towns and cities of the state.
The contest will be held on Tues
day, September u.
The members of the bands entered
and competing in the contest viii
be the guests of the Kansas Free Fair
the day of the contest at the races
in the afternoon and at the hippo
drome and fireworks show at night,
in a section of the grandstand- reserved
for them. The members of the con-
testing bands will also be guests at q
luncheon at 1880 O'Clock.
Regulations.
The Juvenile band contest will be
open to town and community bands I'm
Kansas. The age limit for members
excepting the conductor. shall be 3
years. Institutional bands are not eli
gible. The bands entered may be all
male. all female, or both male and
female,
Each band will be required~to play
three numbers. First, The Connect
cut March, by VIM. Nassann pub
iished by Carl Fischer. Cooper Square,
New York city: second, THE Enchan-
tress Waltz" by H. Il. Blanke, ar
ranged by J. Baldwin Lampe pub
Detroit, Mich: third, a number to he
selected by the band,
Prizes will be awarded on the fol-
lowing points;
Interpretation, expression and tech
nique, general rendition of all num-
bers, tone, Instrumentation and APP
pearance. placing of band in concert
formation, discipline.
Entries in the Juvenile band contest
must be made in writing to the secFe-
tary OF the fair before August 80. The
GENTRY shall be made by an adult Off
cial of the band organization who
shall be the Representative of the
band in all matters between the band
and the fair associa ton. A complete
typewriter list of the names and ad-
dresses of all members of the band
who may take part in the contest and
naming the instrument played shall
accompany the entry.
Bands competing in the contest
shall report to the secretary of the
fair by 1880 O'clock the morning of
the contest and be subject to the pro-
gram as arranged until released.
The eontesting bands will be Judged
by a committee of three to be ap-
pointed by the fair management.
Prizes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13
M sInlnler Iifc

Infuriated Suburban Cto neighbor) /:
Neli' 1 m warning you, You keep
Sour dashed Internal bees out OF my
garden or. by thunder. TII-Isu shoot
them!-Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13

o. Verse Il.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
XIV. Aaronis Sons Verse 10.
XIV. Musicians. Verse &.
XVI. Perters. Verse Oh
XVII. Officials Verse %
XVIII. Last Words. Verse 90.
xxx. Praise. Verse II
g. When was the Convention called and
who were hidden to come?
Z. How many were the Levftes above
thirty years of age?
DIVISION ".
Chapter %.
/. How were the Levites distributed
2 How were the Levites divided
> What would, henceferth, be the only
duty Of the Levites? Why?
f. Into how many courses were the
priests divideds
O. what two other classes had the same
division?
6. Whatpositions are reviewed in the
following:
/. 26 20 Is.
=. &c 1872
.. 27:1-15.
4. p 1921.
& = = : :s5.sl
:. For what purpose were the secular
officials gathered:
i. ChFen. % 20.
. Chron- 23b-
S. How many animals were sacrificed
at the final Thanksgiving
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13
CHANGE OF LIFE
W0MAN'S TRIAL
Proof That Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is of Great
Help at This Period
Observation-Disclosures

Metropolis. Illinois.-'I have taken
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13

The prizes offered in the juvenile
band contest Will be:
First prize, $500 and silk banner;
second, $10e, third. s75 fourth, $50.
Muller Manages Musical Contests.
Daniel Muller. musical critic of The
State Journal, has been added to the
staff of the Kansas Free Fair asso-
citation, and placed in charge of the
various musical contests which are
features of the fair each year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13

on returning to the house. found the
servant in perfect health.
A Widows Son at Main
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THURSDAY.

0
gat to state on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13

One hundred and five nurses exam
ined for state registration at Young
Womens Christian Association.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-27

FOR RENTING nicely furnished mod
ern housekeeping rooms close in; rent
reasonable. 222 A $. W. 21-3
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MONEY AND GAS GIVE
OUT AT SAME TIME

DAVIS.-Three boys of Blackwell,
Okla, giving their names as George MIL
Ter, D. E. Davis and Chas. Stone, ages
II TO 20 years, were arrested here Mon.
day night on suspicion, and after Of
ficers Jas Barwis. j. ID. Ramsey and
ID. l.. Slaughter worked with them for
awhile. got the youngest boy to tell.
1t seems they hired Ford car in
Blackwell Sunday and after their hour
was up they failed TO take the car back
In fact they got this far with it ana
would have got farther except that the
money ana gasoline gave out about the
same time. and they were trying 10
make a borrow" when taken up.
They spent Monday night in jail
here and were taken to sulphur Tues.
day, and yesterday morning the police
chief at Blackwell and the man who
owned the car came and got the car
and the boys. One OF the boys IS said
10 be on parole from the training school,
ut Pauls Valley.
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SEX TRANSFORMATION
CLAIMED BY SCIENTISTS

LONDON - The dap should come
according to eminent British biologists.
when science will be able to determine
and to control the power of growth.
The interest taken in this subject was
shown by numerous audience which at
tended 4 lecture on intersexuallty be-
fore the British association by DR..
+. A. T.. Chew.
Or. Chew is the scientist who last
year reported the result Of some re-
markablet experiments during which he
changed hens into growing cocgerels.
The continuation OF these experiments.
he said. had resulted in the complete
reversal OF the sex Of hns and cocker
els but his lecture this year dealh chief
" with goats.
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MHE;A!!,R'E!Sa MH.!!E!;A'!!,R!!!'!Sa
.\delphOS

The screens most successful portray.
or of Abraham Lincoln, Joseph Hena-
bery(, who played the role of the mar
tyred president in The Birth Of a Ma
ton" and who since then has become 7.
director 'of considerable reputation,
welded the megaphone in the produc-
ton of Love Madness" the j. Parker
Read, Jr., production in which Louise
Glaum appears as the star at The Ade;
phos thea,cr Saturday. Mr.. lIenabery
has also directed Douglas Fairbanks
Mildred Harris Chaplin. and Roscoe Ar
buckle in nis latest semi-comic vehicles
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-27

A Resolution adopting plans, speelflca-
tlons and estimates Of costs, and dc.
clarIng the necessity for the paving Of
Street improvement District No. ss,
same being:
Sixth Avenue. northwest, from
the west line OF Washington street.
TO the east line OF A street and
from the west line OF A street.
norwthest. TO the east line OF Il
street. and from the west line of
street, northwest, to the east line
OF c street, and from the west line
or & street, to the east line OF II
street. northwest, and all alley
crossings thereon; and A street.
southwest. from the south line OF
Stanley street to the north line OF
Third avenue. southwest and all
alley crossings thereon. all in the
city OF Ardmore, Oklahoma.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR
AND BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY or ARpMoRE, OKLA
HOMA:
First: That the plans. specifications
and estimates for Street improvement
District No. 80, comprising the streets
and avenues rs set out In the title Of
this resolution as prepared and SUBJ
mitted BY A. Il. Payne. city engineer.
are hereby adopted and approved and
ordered filed In the office vi the city
clerk.
Second: That IL is necessary TO pave
Sixth avenue, northwest, from the
west line OF Washington street, 20
the east line OF A street and from
the west line OF A street. northwest.
TO the east line OF Is street, and
from the west line OF Il street.
northwest, TO the east line OF G.
street. aud from the west line OF
G street, 20 the east line OF ID
street. northwest. and all alley
southwest. from the south line OF
Stanley street. TO the north line
OF Third avenue, southwest and all
alley crossings, thereon. all In the
city Of Ardmore, oklahoma.
to do the necessary grading, to con-
struct manholes and inlet basins drain
tiles and cuTbs therefor.
Third: That this resolution be pub
llshed In the Daily Ardmorelte for six
consecutive issues.
Fourth: That II the owners OF ma =
Jority In area of the lots. pieces or
parcels OF ground liable to taxation OF
assessment for the cost OF these iIn.
provements shall not within fifteen C5l
days after the last publication, file with
the city clerk, their protest IN witt
ing. against such improvements then the
city Of Ardmore shall cause such Inn
provements TO he made aud contracted
Tor as provided In the Revised Laws
Of Oklahoma, and shall levy assessments
and issue Street Improvement Bonds
for the payment thereof as provided by
law.
Adopted and approved this 18th day
Of Oct. 1899
,seaD n. A. HEFNsR. Mayor.
Attest:
l.. NJ. THURsToN. city Clerk.
published IN the Daily Ardmotelts
October q. -. 20. %. ". siJ
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Princess

one of the most ingenious stage
sets ever devised for q motion picture
was employed by Marguerite Clark in
the production of Scrambled Wives"
the First National attraction which is
coming to the Princess tieater on Fri.
day and Saturday. In one scene the pc
lite star, wearing Benda mask made
famous by Margaret Severn of the
Greenwich village follies, gives a doll
dance on a Japanese stage set, with
water falls and snow.capped mountains
in the background. The waterfalls
which pass over a ledge in a steady
stream as in reality thick column Of
soapsuds. in q huge vat back of the
stage the soapsuds were electrically
heated to the boiling point and forced
over the top by u special mechanical
contrivance. Coloreo motion picture pho
Biography was employed in the taking or
this scene, and with the set carried out
in chocolate, orange, white and blue,
a most striking effect is said to have
been obtained, the glstening waterfalls
being an outstanding feature.
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NOTICE OF TAX SALE

Notice is hereby given that | will Sc
on November Sth, 1922. at p. m, {
Whitchurch's Garage, in the City of Arc
more. Oklahoma. Carter County, the fc
lowing described property:
one Bethlehem Truck, Motor No. 104
belonging to j. W. Blevens, Ardmor
Okla
One Grant Roadster. Engine \
S1553. being the property Of Mr.. Glas
Ardmore, Okla.
This property has been seized accor1
ing to the laws of Oklahoma, and is b.
Ing sold for the non payment OF the 49,
tax, and the cost for collecting sam
and tax warrant is hereby issued
the Commissioner Of Highways OF 4
state of Oklahoma.
Given under my hand this 18th d;
of October, 1922.
B. Il. CLARK,
Commissioner of Highways.
Z. h. THOMAS,
State Enforcement Officer.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Five or six-room
house. partly furnished or unfurnlshed.
by November ist Phone 1924. 2s-s
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FOR RENT-Two or three furnished or
unfurnished rooms. Phone ll16. 21-3
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LEGAL NOTICES
RESOLUTION

A Resolution adopting plans, speelfca-
tlons and estimates Of costs, and dc.
ciarIng the necessity for the paving Of
Street Improvement District No. %,
same beInQ:
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LEGAL NOTICES
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PEACE CONFERENCE Is
SUGGESTED BY GARY

NEW YORK.--Anothe- international
peace conference in Washington for
full and frank discussion OF all indus.
trial and economic questions In which
the United States IS Interested. was
suggested by Ebert II Gary. chair.
man Of the United States Steel corpora.
t,t in a speech today at the somi.sn.
lual meeting OF the American iron and
,teel institute OF which he is president.
Such a conference. he said, should be
participated in by able open.minded,
well disposed representatives from the
different rations. such as those who
appeared at the recent limitation OF
nimament conference.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-27
Liberty

Jack Hoxie, the Ben Wilson-Arrow
star is again the hero of a splendid
western picture written and directed by
Roy Clements and produced under the
personal supervision Of Mr.. Ben Will
son, with a cast which includes Evelyn
Nelson. James Welsh, James McDon-
aid and Claud Payton.
Two Fisted jefferson" will be shown
at the Liberty theater on Saturday and
every admirer Of verile action and pow
erful stories should not miss seeing IL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-27
SIX ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE IN

We have Il dandy six room home close
in two blocks from Main street. garage,
concrete driveway. We will sell for
$4,000 and it IS worth the money $1,000
cash will handle the deal.
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NEW HOME ON ELEVENTH AVE.

This new modern five room home,
latest design. built in features, beautl-
ful floors, is well constructed in fine
location out on top OF the hill north
west. VIII sell for $4,000. Can make
suitable terms to the right party on
part of the purchase price.
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HELP WANTED Male)

WANTEDr-Roofing solicitor and Sales
man. must be well recommended; no
experience required phone S2 Geo.
Burtnett. .4-s