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KOUn . . . -
unnd IV nehool al CIUCK. Born.
.'-rhlp at 10:45 o'clock. Even
rt worship at X o'clock. Sermoni
bv th p.mtor. Epworth Leatnie at
6 4 5 1' ni.
,if,Tn.s AVE.N'ri: (mtrrm
mi '1 Ronton; Loulii S.Barton,
pi. r. Sundiiy nchool at 9:45 a. n.
'..worth 1W at :45 p m.
prcvhinK cervices at 10:65 a. m.
., I - p in. Sermon by the pantor.
y,',,'lK mibjert, "The Harvest of
n,.' world 1 Hlpe." Trayer meet
wednemlay evening at 8 o'clock.
uk rr.ACK methodist
II (SOl'TH) Corner of I'ark
CHIi:
Cli.irli r No. 6171.
Report of the Condition of the
' TIOERT MF.MDRI1T u.l.
Eaaton; Harold . Cook, paMtor.
Sunday aihuol at 9:45 a. m.; A.
Ernnberger. iiupcrlnteiidenl. Ey
worth Leaifue ut 7 p. m.; U C.
Brush, president, l'ubllc worship at
11 a. in. und 7:.10 p. ni. Rev. J. W.
Ptnran ' praddltiK rider of Tulsa
district. w'' occupy the pulpit at all
sermons
GRACE CHURCH -Third and
Trenton: Rev. Everett Simpson, nan-
. r.iwi i mru sireei. Sunday
school at 11:30 a. rn ; A. A. Hoard I
superintendent. Holy . 01111111101011' !
at 10:30 a. m. lYearhini- bv ih I
pastor at 8 p. m. Epworth Ieaisue
i'- ouiiinr i'iLKuo at a p. tn
Reserve District No
aunuay scnooi ri :ju a. m. r.pwonn :
IRKUe at 6:30 p. m. I'reuchltiK serv- i I
ice at 10:45 ft. in. I j
1 1 i 1 11 r
v ii! lont nine 1
Ml Not Wuk. Our I 'ntirt- Stc(k of
WESLKV M KTlinniST First and
Went Tulsa, Kev. 11 K. Hull,
piuttor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
I're.irhlriK serv'ce. at 1 1 u tn and S
p. 111 Epworth I.eaitue ut 6:30 p. ni.
FURNITURE, STOVES, RUGS, ETC.
frcm
at
1 e:r
10.
First National Bank
1. n
al Tulsa, In the staro of Oklahoma, at the close of
November 1st. 1918.
RESOURCES.
Umns and discounts, Including redls-
eiiunts, (except those shown In b and
business on
I V
I. 1'
(I
4.
57.
Notes und bills redlsc.ountcd (other
than hank acceptances sold) (sen
Item 57a)
er.lriifti, secured. None; unsecured, ..
S. He rids (other than Liberty Bonds, In
ilii'hnK U. 8. certificates of Indebted
ness ) :
S. bonds deposited to socure circu
lation ( par value)
S bonds und certificates of Indeht
ness pledged to secure U. S. deposits
1 iir value)
I.ihrty Loan Bonds: ,
11 liberty Uian Bonds, 34,4 and K per
ii-nt. unpledged
b Liberty Loan Bonds. 3H, 4 and i per
rent, pledged to serum U. 8. deposits
Liberty Loan Bonds. 3ty, 4, and 4 V per
i ent. pledged to secure state or other
ileposlls or bills payable
ponds, securities, etc. (ojher than V. R ):
I p.o'nls (other thnn I'. R bonds) pledged
to secure postal savings deposits...,
c Pun I and securities pledged as collat
eral for state , or other deposits
1 postal excluded) or bills payable..
e Securities other than V. S. bonds (not
including stocks) owned Unpledged
Total bonds, securletles other
than 1'. S
Stock of Federal Reaerve Bank, (50 per
cent of subscription)
Furniture and fixtures
llciil estate owned other than banking
rK'UHe ,
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Hank
penis with Federal Reserve Banks In
process of collection (not available
in reserve) . .
Ciu-h In vault and net amounts due from
11.it ionul banks
Nt amounts due from banks, hankers,
und trust companies other than in
1 luded in Items 13, 14, or 15
Kxrhant-'es for clearing house
Total of Items 14, 15, 16. 17 and 18
Checks on banks located outside of city
it town of reporting bank and other
c.'ish items
tedemptlon fund with If. S. Treasurer
and due from lT. H. Treasurer
War Savings Certificates and Thrift
Stamps actually owned
I Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stork paid in
Surplus fund
a I'mlivldcd profits
b Le.Hs current expenses, Interest and
taxes paid
Amount reserved for taies accrued
Clrruliiting notes outstondlng
Net amounts due to National banks ....
Net amounts due to banks, bankers and
trust companies (other than Included
In Items 31 or 32
Total of Items 32 and 33
Individual deposits subject to check....
Certificates of deposit due in less than 30
lays (other than for money borrowed)
Certified checks
Cash. it's checks outstanding
suite, county, or other municipal deposits
secured by pledge of assets of this
bunk
Total of demand deposits (other
than bank deposits) subject to Re
serve, Hems 34, 35, 38, 37, 38, 39, 40,
und 41
Certificates of deposit (other than for
money borrowed
Postal savings deposits
lnhT tune deposits
Tot.fl of time deposits subject to
Reserve, Items 43.48,44 and 45
Pnlted States deposits (other than postal
ravings
a War loan deposit account
1 Other I'nlted States deposits. Including
ileposlls of U. 8. disbursing officers
Total
a I.l.ihllltles for rediscounts, including
those with Federal Reserve Bank
(see Item Id)
Total contingent liabilities (57 a.
13,344.550 05
37S.007.12 $2, 966. 542 93
3.581.00
123,000.00
60,000.00
175.000.OO
75,700.
1.000
20, 700. DO 97,400,00
10,000.00
09.748.
358.460
31
80
1,140,344 65
428,209.11
9.9(10.00
5.000.00
200.000 00
332, 315. 6
25.000.00
S19.813.99
256. 4R8 4
39,042.11
5.783.48
6,250.00
999.00
FIRST Plti:.Sl!YTKRIAN-Sev-enth
and Boston, Rev. C. V. Kerr. :
pastor Sunday school at 9 30
Breaching . 10 55 a. 111. and 7 30 1
P. 111. Following the morning ser
mon the egular quarterly commun
ion will be administered Evening
subject, "Victory " Christian En
deavor at CIS p m I
.SECOND 1 'MESHY TERMS' - Su- 1
nis and Barton; W. 11. Murphy Jr..
pastor. Sunday school nt 9:45 a' 111.:
YV ( Formal), superintendent. Mora- ;
Ing worship at II o'clock, subject.
"Victory." Evening worship at 7 30 j
o'clock, subject "When the Hoys
Come Hume ' Cbrlstlan Endeavor ,
st 6:30 p. ni. Ladles sew for the
Red Cross In the afternoons I.noe ,
Scouts meet at 4.30 Friday after-!
noon, liny couts meet Friday even
ing at 7 o'clock.
Offered on Sale
It is not often that an opportunity of this kind
chandiso at the price usually asked for that of inferior quality. Come
ic n Hnnn-fidp :ind it would he worth vour while to purchase th
kJ44V- v s.-f------ " " - a
sale.
)i 1 30 w: . -... 1. v.i..
O IO V ivyo 1 'IM Hllll, I'M V..IMI winy
is offered the people of Tulsa. You can now buy high class mcr-
in, you will he easily convinced that this
1 . . 1' 1 .... . .1 .1 : iL.v.
e nomeiui nisninirs you neeu uuhiik una
Mas I
pllS- f
48,864.38
27.183.34
1.552,7 1 !.
2,630,568.87
596,186.05
107,383.27
107,385.27
1,000 00
$5,371,327.84
200.000.00
135,000.00
21.6S1.04
1.400.02
124,995.00
856,575.91
690,135.68
2,245,873.53
212,571.57
2,289 18
62,347.16
107,487.43
414.336.95
5.K60.18
176,388.92
108.385.27
HI'l.I.ETTE Ci i.M MI'MTY
kel anil Hullette. A. E Weston,
no riiiniiav scnnol at ;i-4., a m .; 1 .
Edwards, siiperlntindent. Christian
Endeavor at 1 p. tn. Evening serv
ice ut x o'clock. Sermon by Prof C
11. Kltiibrough.
CfiLLKUE 1111,1, Seventh arol
McCoy; M f. Millard, pastor. Sun
day school at 10 a m . S C. Johns
ton, superintendent, l'-eiichlng serv
ices 11 a. m . and 7:30 p. m. In the
mnrnltig Rev. F. 11. liroyles will
prenrh on "Tlie New lra Move
ment." into Seymour will preach
In the evening. Junior Endeavor al
and 6:45 p. m Mid-week services
7: ,10 p. in. Wednesday Sunday
school ra'.Iv Simitar November 24.
FIRST INITEI) I'RESl! YTKR
IAV -I'bcveiine atirt Cameron; Kev
H'harles E. Newcomb, pallor. Ilible
school at 9:45 11. m ; Mrs . I Srorge.)V
(Jruve. superlntenilent. Preaching t
II a. m. and 7:50 p in. Morntni;
subjwt, "(Hir Three Flags and Vic
tory " Evening subject. "Songs of
Deliverance." Christian union serv
ice at 6.30 p. m.
Haiti wr.
FIRST HAI'TIST-Fourth snd'
Cincinnati; fleorjfe W. Merhold. net- I
in pastor and financial secretary: I
office phone 4579-R. Hlble school at
9:30 a. ni : I-. W. Itry.mt, superin
tendent. Morning service at 10:50
o'clock. All four young people's
unions meet at 6-45 p m. Evening
service at 8 o'clock. Mld-wcek praver
service Wednesday at 8 p. ni. Red
Crnss workroom open dally except
Saturday.
C Ft 114 SFP1NII Services every
Suiidav nt mission on Sand Springs
interurban line.
IMMANPEL HA PTIST Second
nnd Rock ford: Rev. C. F. Slier, pas
tor; residence 117 South Victor:
till one Osnge 5S50. Sunrtav school nl
:45 a. m.. rn charge of J. V. Adams.
Prenchlng at 11 a. rn. and 8 p. m. by
the pastor. Morning subject "C.rnt-
Itude." Evening subject. "The iniil
gatlons of fipportiinltv." Sunbenm
band at 2:30 under :ne leadership
of Mrs. Everett Senior and Junior l
Y. P. I", at 7 p. m.
NOC.AL7S AVENI E R A IT1ST
First and Nogales: t:ev. V. T Scott,
pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. ni.;
Charles l,vo. superintendent. Ynong
F'eouls's society at 6:30 p. rn. : Mrs.
Morrison, suoerlnlendent. Sunbeams
st 3 p. m.: Mrs Williams, superin
tendent. Preaching at 11 a. m. and
R P- m.
Bed Room
Furniture
25' i Discount
11 8-120-122-124 East Second
Living Room
Furniture
25' Discount
i SSBSSSSSBSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBBSSSS 1,
B .
society
Prayer
meets
meting
Monday
at n p. n
iif'ertioou.
'I'hurs.l iv
t'lllllSTN.
SYMPATHY
M ADM P.Y
PLAY
MNMMY
FIRST CHRISTIAN (Teinpora-
nlv n ting In the courthouse, Sixth
and ltoulder) Meade E. Dull, pastor,
resilience. 1 1 UK South ltoulder.
phone 24J7 und 4K95. Itible school at
9 ,'iil . m.. W. l. (ioilfrey, superin
tendent. Communion and prcacbu j
service al ltf:4.'i a. ni. Siidject for
the morning, "The Spiritual Side of
Victory " V. P. S. C. E at 6.30 p. in.
Evening mrvlcu ut 7.30. Subject.
"I nit) ."
I OlSTIM Hi HiuM VM,f llK
I l illl Ulll.-l, I),,. L'nVhl llllll.Ml Of tb
1 tu'.-d Stales is iiesiiciiiied and also '"''"'
' i ... i
to Ute ...upreiiie w.ir council In Purls
"Tho ku et ntiu-tit of the I'nlted
limited number of such men in the'ibr merlciiii epe,HMoniiry forces. I
service. .Hi. I tin. -1 I iiuiiibi i ,.f ii i en , I , ,., ijcneral PemliltiK to report In
who filled out tlirhe units t men ; plain l.iigilsh and not in code, so a
tin 4liintarily enlisted loi I lie pe , to mum- Mine, the rutne of every man
rhit of llw war. So line offered I k ll led. woinolcd nr., I uilHSIiig up In
men who came In for the pe the tune of the armistice n"t hither
rind of the war the option of Ir in lepnileil have had an answer
enlisting If Ibev enred In thin tnnrntng sitMns lis woiilil c-
1 liU oppoi t unit v to h ii f.'
MM.) WAY
school at 10
A V EN IE
, in.
CATHOLIC.
Slates take!
ticat to II, e liennull Kill ennui lit Umt
coiiiiuunlcalloiis of Ibis nalure,
Ml- 1 p, it. 1 1 n to tlie terms of t he a l -:
uusliie or to tu a I htm In w bleb all
1 the iissociaied no v e in meets are Intel -
I cMcil, hhru;. be will to illl the gnv-
, el tiiiients and mil addressed alone tn
I the preihicnt or goveinmeiit of the
I l lllte.l Sllltl s
hundiiy , n, ,.,,m riiineiit of ibe Cnlled
Slates also ,esies lo call the alteli
lion of the lieiiiiin govern meiil lo
tlie fact lltat these i oiiiiniiti, tuitions
sliouj,! be presented through estab-
I llebeil iliplomuMc cliiinnels rather
! Hi, in by direct rail In commuiilca -
nines . ,,
With reference lo caul illies inlpeilile It in every wnv
-Cod-Rev.
Mnl.Y FAMILY CMl'RCll
ner of Eighth and ltoulder.
John (i. llelrlng. rector. Flmt
and sermon. 7 a. in. Children s mass j
and leligioiis Instruction 9 a. in. Mich , :MOIIM,l . TH IN IMH .lt WAY
mass and senium 10:30 a. in. Eve- i iim im mi puow IMiiK oSK
ning services lit 7:30 o'clock. cum pi for use as thtau oiders go Into
. ffect.
I.I'ISCOPAU
WEST Tl'TSA K. IT. Owen, pas
tor: phone 7795-R. Sundav school
st 10 s. m. Sermons bv the pastor. It.
Y. P. U. mets t 7:45 p. m. Indies'
"Charter No. 9942
TRINITY F.rysCOPAL Fifth and j
Cincinnati; Rev. C. V. Kllng, rector..
Twenty-fourth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy i onimuiilnii nt 8 a. in. Church I
school al 9:3(1. Morning prayer al j
11 a. in., except first Hunday In each
month. Holy communion ll 11 ni ,
sermon by the rector. Evening
prayer und address 4:30.
( II1UST1AN SCII-.NCF.. !
FIRST I'lll'RCIl Services now I
held In Punduy school room of new !
church building corner of Eleventh j
street and Moulder avenue. Sunday
morning services ut 11 o'clock and
evening services 8 o'clock. Subject
for today, "Mortals and Onmortals." j
Sunday school at 9:30 a. in. Wedncs- j
day evening testimonial nut ting at
8 o'clock. A free reading romn Is
maintained In rooms 307 and 308
Mavn building, open week days from
9:110 a. in. to 5:30 p. in.; and on
Sundavs and lecal holidays from 2
to 5. The public Is cordially Invited
to make nso of the reading rooms.
"In handling this problem of de
mobilization one of the fealuresl
which had tf be considered whs the I
sill e,pii.iit retaining nf men fnr the
regular army, or what will be the1
r.-nubii- ariny. when cnnitresH passes j
laws reorna nl.lng that srmy. When:
the war broke o,,t there were nnly ill
CONVENTION HALL
Monday, November 18th at 8jl5 P. M.
Lecture on Christian Science
Dr. Walton Hubbard, C. S. B.
of Spokane
member of the Board of Lectureship of the
Mother Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass. This lecture is given
under the auspices of
First Church of Christ, Scientist
pf Tulsa, Okla.
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Iliyh Grade Luxuriant
FURS
From
H. J. Wilde
Master Furrier.
Furs with beauty and dis
tinction of style.
17 East Fourth St.
Phone 6226.
Mrs. Wallace in Charge
Remodeling and Repairing
Have you seen the rebus gift con-1
tee.t on pages 12 and 13T $500.00
In gifts free!
' Ileserve District No. 10
Report of the Condition of On'
National Bank of Commerce
i , u is.
$5,371,327.84
378,007.12
b. and cl , 378,007.12
I, rtoscoe Adams, caahler of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
KOSCOU ADAMS, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
A. E. URADSHAW,
H. O. McCLURE.
C. W. KE.NEDICT.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of November, 1918. "
M. HANSEL, Notary Tublic.
Bofwrt of Ute OondlUon of tbo
West Tulsa State Bank .
Of Wont Tutaa, Oklabimia, at the close of tnudncss November 1, 19l.
niiSOCItCKJi.
I ninj and discountu $104, 513. S
Overdrafts .secured and unsecured 15. 82
e'ooki, bonds. wajranLS. etc 30.325.78
Hanking house 5.107.59
I-'urnlture and futures 4. OG7.59
I'lie from hanks 35.288.51
Hllis uf exchans;e. securities with Ranklns; Hoard 800.00
I'w-h In bank 6.850.23
ToUl $185,959 ii
MAMMTIKS.
faplui tock paid In 25,000.00
'''"p'-un fund 2,500 00
j'ndvind proflu, less expenses and taxes paid 2.260.72
Individual deposits sublet to check 141,229.23
l'manU certificates of deposit, savings account 5,114 27
Time certificate of deposit 4.975.00
U-nhier's checks onhrtanding 2.8S0.4H
Bills pajablc. bonds borrowed 2.000.00
Total $185,959.68
S' of Oklahoma, County of Tulsa, ss:
I. N. H. Tompkins, Cashier of the above named Rank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the beat of my knowledge and belief
e,lp me God
N. II. TOMPKINS. Cashier.
"uWrihed and "tworn to before me this 15th day of November. 1918.
J. T. CHAMBERS.
Commission expires July 24, 1922.
Correct Attest:
KA RLE O. EASTINGS,
K. A. I'TIXKH,
M. V. WALTER.
Directors.
$ 888,469.'
25,000.00
77,000.00
87,600.00
27,299.06
$
At Tulsa In the State of Oklahoma, nt the Oorc. of Business on iso
ni:w)i'iuii.
1. a Ixians and discounts. Including; reuiH
counts. (except those shown in b and c)
2. Overdrafts, unsecured
b. U. S. bonds (other than IJberty Itonds. hut
Including I'. S certificates of Indebted
ness): ,
a V. S. bonds deposited to secure circula
tion ( par value) :'''',
f,U. . bonds and certificates owned and
unpledged
6. Liberty Loan Honds:
a Liberty Ixian Uonds, 3, 4 and i per
cent, unpledged 'a "
7. Ronds. securities, etc. (other than V. S.):
e Securities other than l'. H. bonds (not
i..i,,,lin itm-ki) owned unnledKed . . .
Total honds, securities, etc., other
than 1'. S
Stock of Federal KcNerve Rank (50 per
cent of subscription .'',;'
Real estate owned other than banking
house , '.'',' .
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve bank
Cash in vault and net amounts due from
national bunks .' ' '; ' ' ; 1
Net amounts due from banks, bankers una
trust companies other than Included In
Items 13, 14 or 15
Exchanges for clearing house ........
Total of Hems 14. 15. 16. 17 and 18 .. 927,51 1.43
Checks on banks located outside of city or
town of reporting bank und other ciish
items :,
Redemption run" 1
and due from f. S. Treasurer
.
12.
13.
15.
16.
17.
19.
:o.
S88.469.77
1,608.84
102,000.00
17,500.00
27.299.06 J
4,500.00
1 5.000.00 !
195,940.74 !
900.675.77 '
1.954.5!
3,894.4;!
986.74
1.250.OU
24.
25.
26.
30.
42.
45.
TOTAL
1-nillLITII-S.
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
a I'ndlvided profits
b I'ss current expense, interest and taxes
paid
Circulating notes outstanding
icmand deposits i other than hank rie
pnsltK) subject to Reserve (deposits
pnyable within 30 days):
Individual deposits subject to check ....
Certified checks
Cashier's (hecks outstanding
Total amount of demnnd deposits
n.lher than bank deposits) subject to
Reserve. Items 34. 35. 36, 37. 38, 39,
40 and 41
True deposits subject to Reserve (payable
after 3 days, or subject to 30 days or
more notice, and postal savings I :
I'ertlficnies of deposit inther than fur
money borrowed)
Other time deposits
Total of time deposits subject to Re
serve, Items 42, 41, 44 and 45
35.737 64
24.032 92
$2,251,079 86
inn. ooo. on
57.600.00
1 1.704 72
26, OOO. 00
1 KS4.S32 3.'
4,302.61
23,467.47
1.9 12.402.40
141.47
S9.7!i3 7 t
64.679 HO
$2,25 1,079 86
Although the war is over and ChrUtmas looks brighter yet the Govern
ment asks that you do your shopping early ,
SHOP NOW GIVE
USEFUL GIFTS
'thin store is ready for those shoppers who wish to participate In' the Gov
ernment's requests ready with hosts of useful practical giftn.
Suggestions in
Sporting Goods
HOXING GLOVES
EXERCISERS
SHOTGUNS
RIFLES
HUNTING COATS
HUNTING KNIVES
SPORT SWEATERS
FOOTBALLS
BASKET RALLS
Closing Out Stock
on
Our entire
18
stock
to be
Bicycles
better Christmas
or boy?
Regular $30.00 Bi
cycles go at
Regular $32.50 Bi
cycles go at
Regular $3T.00 Bi
cycles go at
Regular $38..r)0 Bi
cycles go at
of high-grade
closed. What
gift for man
$22.50
$24.35
$26.25
$28.85
Gifts in Silver
The quality of "Community Silver"
needs no elaboration. For 'the holi
day season we are showing a com
plete assortment in separate pieces
and sets. All the late patterns.
On account of early buying on our
part we can quote you
VERY MODERATE PRICES
On your silver gift needs.
to '''''' r-f
TOTAL
St-ite of Oklahoma. County of Tulsa, ss:
I A V. Hendren. Cashier or tho above-named bank, do solemnly swear
tb-it the above statement Is truo tu the best of my knowledge and belief
A. ): IIKNDRKN. Cashier.
Correct Atte.i:
J. II. MT.tR.VFY,
fi. I'. MeKIRNKV.
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My Commission eiplrea July 1, 1922.
Carving Sets
An extensive showing of
these practical tfifts.
Choice of either hone,
ivory or stag handles.
$3.00
$4 f $12
$7.50
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$5 to $30
Trli yrlen"
$3 to $15
2.50 to 8
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Other Gift
Articles
$10 to $25
'iilvi rnil nnd ley
$3.25 to $6.75
Honw with kIjimh
21.50 to $7.50
;:m- SmoklriK StatidM.
$2 to $6
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Chafing Dishes and
Casseroles
Here are the gifts that are sure to
please the heart of every woman.
Chafing Dishes in many different
styles and finishes at prices rang-
iw- $9 to $20
Casseroles in pyrex and hand
painted designs. Bought at last
year's market prices. Our retail
prices are under the present whole
sale quotations
$3.50 to $12
Why Not Some
Article in Wear Ever
Aluminum
The House Furnishings
Section Has Hundreds
of Attractive
Gift Articles
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