The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], January 14, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1922
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SUPRA-NATIONAL
CHURCH FORCE
Religion Must Not Hcj
Confined by Linos of
Race Division
LOVE UNITING POWER!
Dividing Korcofl Must Givoj
Way (o Universal I
Idun in Church
CMKMUO. jn. iiim fl
divide Immunity imlity-lhn ri 1
wait -nml It hi lift the w. rid
torn .iKunrt'-r by linen great ilr.iv
HHro and I hi ln 1 1 1 - ihalleiiglMg
liinhlerin, Dr, il HIi-twiiimI (Mily of j
K'nu YiirK lulil (tin annual moiling i
if lli Odor" I CmimiII nf tin'
I'hin i lii'M nt I'lulat lit Amur i
hle. Tim subject wn "Old I'liurHi '
mill IntMrimtliiiiiil lleljitn." 1
"Wo arv sepainteil hy iihIIoiiiiI, i
rm'lnl nml rlns strife, i vi-rv nil
linn ilrnuiiidlliK self-determination
Willi n new Ini ni.."il t ia 1 1 n lltm
nml iMirliMin. . i y rum ilcmii n 'I
Inn It" eipml nml tlghtful plain In
I Im hrot i rr lu mI i.r iiihii, livery cliiai
demanding mi mifniiir freedom utiil n
ITlirf ullllllllHIlt life," 1 awlil "l
mtlkl ii'tiini In llm dominant uniting
fori- nf a mighty love. The rliunv
ti lint lensseit IIh siiprn-natluiinl
chnnioter.
"Two fnrres urn contending In
tho rhureh Iintm" tha cnntrlfugnl
niul the renlrllir-tals, thn divisive
nnil uniting turcW, the niitlnnul inul
supra-national. The divisive fnrees
during t ti last 19 centuries have
bem mi rxoliwlvn nntlunnllnm and
religious sertnrlunlam.
'I lio 1'nvtrrn of Dlilalnn.
"Kuropo Hod today divided, Im-
riovrrlnhed hy thn great war, yet
n bitterness, hatred nml suspicion
In drifting lmr( Into wnr agnln, unit-M
wii cii now find miiiin to pre
vent It. Hy tho very term of the
Irmly, Oerinany In hemming thn
nwentahnp of thn world, threatening
thn oc'ininmli' sltunllnn nf- Kuropo.
Frank Vanderllp tnlil iih In Kurnpn
that only a great spiritual rnvlvnt
could navn tlm world. Now In thn
time to prevent fiituro wnr. In tha
light of Iho mighty sacrifice thnt
w made, wn must roaolvo 'thnt
thorn daail shall not havo ill ml In
vain.'
"An I relurtmd from Kuropo tt
wnn with tlm conviction thnt mod
rrn wur iih n iiiciiih ;if settling In
ternational dispute In n iniiimlriiilN
innr.il wrong for thn following ica
ronii: "1. llecntiso of thn Inevitable
whnlrsaln destruction ot hnmnn
llfo, Ten million: of tho flower of
thn world's youth llo liurluil on tho
battlefields of Kruopn. i
"2. lirrausv of tho Inevitable
wholesale drstrurtlnn of noncoln
bntimts. Thirty nilllloiin ot nun-
cotiihntaiitN hnvu ulrmuty Upon
hllh'd hy tlumi) flvo ('nnip followsrn
of niodvni wur .furlhur wnm, rnvn
lutlon, huiiuor, fiimlnu tnul aiitroin.
Keep lliitrcil Allvo,
"3, llccimmi of thu nnornioun
inattrlnl Iomm, tha wiutu and iltmriiii
Hon of wcnlth, nml thu liurdnn of
dalit loft Uiun thn tuitions . which
lllivu inurt'UBL'u iiiiiiiu ny mu luni
wnr, ,m.
"i. Ilnrntun wnr mnrlKiiif tlm
future In thn ovpr-litRrriialnff rnro
for nrinnninntH. Now thnt Uvrmauy
In Uurniod, 13uropn Iiiin Incioiunil
llii iinniul tixpvndltiire for wnr, ioiu
lutifd to tho prwnr : MtnnilarU,
thren tlmos, ,
"5. llrn'iuiHo wnr InnvUnbly nn-Kr-mlori
hfitrod, I'ruelty, rnprlmilM,
ntrncltli'M mill counter -nlrocltleH.
"it, Iliu'u thn prmiriKumln of
itiodoru wurfnro Inovltauly vlcttiu
Iim tlm pt-oplo on both nlnH, nnd
iruus to ion or il'illli UIU1 mo m
inornlunt Ion of liuth vlrlor
viinlr.hi-11 nllka. W'o nuiHt ha (old
nn tmlirdkon Htrrmn of nnemy nt
i urltlt'it; ovnry iinfiivornliln fui't
nboiil oui'tclvi'H nml our ullton) must
bo Minuend.
"7. Hccnuiio tnoilirn wiirfnre,
nn ronduclrd In thn l.ict wnr, In In
liumnn nml unolirlrtluu.
"A (,ennr.llnn Una tlm rhurcli
fncod tho tiliiiul Imlln of kIiwi'IT
nnd put un nml to It. Toduy wi,
inUNt fucn thn Krniilcr Wronit nf
wun nml find Its morn I rijulvnlunt In
pencn,"
Her Marriage a Tragic Failure
Countess 'Refuses to Ask Divorce
AFTER NEW RAILROAD , doubts that christ lived
1'i3fr7
rlininlx r of ininipni 1 NorUliiR to
Kci'iiro i:li'iiloii of Iiiterurlmii
1'rom .Nimiiln lli-rr.
.1 llurr flllilioiiN wiin nppolnted hy
illrrrlora of tlm Chutnhnr of Coin
inerm Krldny noon to confer with
offlrern of tho t'nlon Trm tloii com
puny of f'offcyvllln to find whctlmr
that ( OinpHtiy will eniorinitl inn men i
of ix t f-iitllurf ll lino through Nowntu
to Tiilwi. J- A. llriiNi-lton, oilltor of
the Nowntn TltneH. nttended tho
dlrectrir ineetlntr nml explitlncil thnt
Tulmi In lonlnit rnll'-li bulneiw from
Nowata thnt In now KOlnx to Kiinmn
City berntme of Innilniimtn trnti)or
tntton f&t'llttlflii In thin direction.
A report wnn reml from thn tnx
ntlon I'otnnilttnu whtrh In lifmled by
T. .1. Jlnrlninn. In whli-h report II
wnN rncoimuondcd thnt the Clnuuber
of liointnnrcn rnnt Un voto on Itefor
nnilum No, 7 of thn Utiltml Stole
rhmnlier of eomtnerpn In favor of
letting tho turlff inmutn on It In
until thorn In further rlimino In
forelmi nxrhnnBO und oilier oco-
i nornlo rondllloiiN.
I DlreflorN voted to cpeml 11,200
for mnrkliiK tho TuUn ncctlon of tlm
1 KannfiN (Mtv. Tulmi iiml Dallas lllxh
way. which hn nlrnuly linen mnrked
friuii DhIIhh to ii point thin ldo of
the mnctlnir of tho ehuruhmcn
nlll.mee, necordlntf to Vf. C. Dlcko
member of tho oxectltlve council of
Hut No Action Will llo Tnkcn on, tlm atllnneo todny.
Hook Iwtmtl liv Alliilntcr. "Tho mntter Is not In our province,
NUW YOHK, .Inn. 13 -Allereil did not coma up for illNCUiwIon nnd I
heretlcnl elHlemenlN mda by tho doubt If it ever will, raid Mr.
Ht Hev. Dr. MonlKomory llrown, Dickey
retired KpCcopnl blhnp, of Onllon. Doctor llrown In Mn book In said
Ohio, In a book c'l.mmunUm nnd to Jmvn expressed a doubt Out Josun
ClirlKlhuiUm ' were not illnrunetl nt 'ever lived. J
II FRAIL PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE IANLAC
Hundreds of Men and Women in Tulsa Appear ,
to Be Physical Wrecks Simply Because ,
Their Systems Are Starving for
Nourishment.
Lttimml and AHHOciatcs
liui Out New York Post
nenr n public crowing n ntoep bnnk
rimn from tho railroad track". Tha
KalloKK bnby plnyeil on tliltt bank In
company with otlmr chll Iron, It In
nlleged. Thu KnllORRN In their pe
tition claim that the rnllro.id li
llnbln berauiQ It fulled to put
Tho Coiiiitom of Wilton.
LONDON Althnimh lirr marrluKo hnn Iman n IiiikIo nffalr, tho
rniinteiw of Wlltnn onn of thn Timet udmlrcd i;i'litl'wumeii nml epnrtn
womun of flrent llrltaltl, refueN to file ii nult for divorce. I lor religion,
nlie iiaaertN, detern her from iIInnoIvIiik tho bond which to her Iiiin beronui
mi hnlefill. , ,
Her huatinud. the enrl of Wilton who. like hr, In only 25 yenm old
--wiin Iho corenpoiidotit In nnnnntlomil illvorcn MUlt two yenrH iikii. and
now In In ft isrnvn rntidltlun both mn rvRnrdu hln heiilth nml III flnance.
Alrendy ilUnlpnted In thn lnre forttino hroUKhl him four yi'iirn "Ku
by thn cnutitexN, who wn MInn Ilrvnda retemon. lljo ilniiBliler of h vary
wenlthy Dntilnh born Hhlp owner. Hlr Wllllnm reterimn. founder of tho
l.ondon-Amerlran Marltlmn TmdiiiK" conipany and chnlrinnn of tho In
t eriint IniiHl rhlppInK H'Klntry.
Mnrrled In 1917, the cntlpln Iiiin onn child, ft dniiKhter. 2 yenrn old.
M. V. SUED FOR DAMAGES
l'mcnlN f'cl to ItiM-ovcr S25.000
1'rom Itnllionil for Dcnlli of t'lilld,
A J25.000 ilatnnKa nult for thn
dentil of no lA-mouth-old bnby w
filed Krlilny In dlntrlct court uunlnnt
thn Mlillnml Vnllny itnuronii com
pmiy by W, II. mid Allen I,. KulloRS
of Aatit. Tlm Ki'IIokrh In their
petition claim that their baby
dnuhter, KrnnccH I'onrl wan killed
Derember 11 by n Midland Vnlly
uatwiiiKer train duo to tho neglluencn
(if thn train crew.
They Ntntn ln their petlllnn thnt
FLOCK OF 50 HENS
LAY 48 EGGS A DAY
Tell How to Mnk Idle Hem Pro
duce Money In Winter.
"When I lifmn utlnir Don Huns In
DfCfinher, I nn Riltlnc only 3 or .1
rat n ilny frum do lin. Within Ibrtu
wrkn I w linttln 4 tloitn a day. 1
hall lietrr he without linn Hunt."
JiTiulma llnlio, Htiuuiway, 111.
Thla 4 iloifn Km a day. t wlntar
prlifa. wit aluioit elear iiroflt. Your
hrna ahuuM ilo na Wfll. It a no trouble
io uae, ami ciiata nottiine tn try,
llltn Tnur lirna Dim Uunit ami watch
raaulta fur one mouth. If you don't
find thnt tt paja fur ttatlf nml paya
jou n kuuii firoui iieaiuaa, can na anil
jour mnney will n ciioertully rrflindail
noil Hiitip iinuieia tor rB i.i)lu
a n arirniinc mine mm roniiiiiiiiir.
"11
. i ntnur hitpii in nn iiieii, iinDrnvra uw
nnu nen a nr.iun unu
and more nrllva,
Ret thu i.(. no
Mrt tho wealtirr.
makaa her atroiig'r
it la Kuaranleil to
iuattr hutr cold or
Nl;V YOHK Jan. 13.- -I'ornml
n t,ti,,iit,..ntiiftit U'litf innilii HiIh nftnr-
'not. ii that the New York Mvenlnu
I'ONt htiH beon miltl by Tlioinna w.
Ldiiuint to n uroiiti of thirty-four
citizen. AinotiK the now Btocklioldnrn
are llnolto W. Wli'kornham, Krunk-
Un D. ltooeoveit. i;ievnianii n. inuiKe,
Ham A. Lowlsolin, Klnlcy J. Hhopard,
Paul M. WnrluiK nnd Mm. Wllla'H
Htrnlxlit, Mr. tjunont, who la n part
ner In .1. I'. Miiritan A Co, explained
thnt the prewniro of other affairs
mule II ImtiiiKHlli In for him to taKU
ntiy Bhnrn In tho manu-iemunt of thn
newepuper t
G01.D IMPORTS OpTiNCREASE
Fifty Per t'iil HlKher In ixrli 'limn
In 1021) (iri'iitcM In HlMory,
. WAHIIINOTON, .Inn, 13 . Oold
Itupoi'tH Into tho rnlted Ktiitcn ware
flrty per cunt hlgbor In 1921 than In
1(120 anil Breatnr than In any pre
vIoun yoar In thn country'n history.
nccnfdlnK to fliturea inado ' public,
by thn coininerrn ilopnrtment today.
Tho Import lust year totaled $691.
2(17. 4 4 S, The cxpnita nf Kohl in 1921
tntuled $23,6X0,Ot2, which waa Khi
tint n ono twelfth of tho ImportN In
1920,
tlold ImportH iturlnir the month nf
December 1921 worn 131. 68 978 till)
fence nround thn bank tn prevent loweat umoutiL for nny mount or tno
rblldren from plnylnir there year
There arc hundreds of thin, run-down, nervous men nnd
women riuht hero in Tulsa who should bo stroiiK, sturdy nnd
vigorous, with rich, red blood tititflinK through their veins
and fooling brimful of llfo nnd energy, if they would only
profit by the experience of others all over tho United States
and Canndn, and assist nnture to digest tho food thoy cat,
by simply taking Tnnlac.
Mllllnnn ot poopln hnvn not only
been relieved of the mot obatlnnto
forme of dyapepela mid Indlseatlon
by Tanlao nfter other rcmndles have
fulled, but largo uumberH of thein
huvo reported a remnrkable und
rapid Incrcnxo In welitht nnd return
to normal Ntrensth nnd health by tin
line.
In fnct, no phenomenal have been
tho i?aln In welKht by thin, frail
people through thn II bo of Tallinn
that tills rumarkablo preparation Is
now bclne proclaimed everywhero on
thn World's (Jreateat Tonic.
Thn fond people ent'dnea them ab
solutely no Rood unions they illitoat It
properly. When you miffur from In
illKcutloii mid other formn of t-tomach
trouble, the food doon you harm In
Htenil of Rood, becaueo food which In
not dlKi'Htcd etnys In the stomach and
fernienlN. caualnK nalns, swclllne,
kiin on Htomach, nhortnoRN of breath.
eons, tho patient becomo thin nnd
palo nnd in limo various compiicu
tlotia are apt to reniilt.
Tanlao Is n powerful rcconslrutlve
tonic and quickly ovorcomnH thM
condition by nldlm; nature to elimi
nate thu ImpurltloM from the syatem
In a natural way and enablo thu
vital orKiina to properly perform
their functions. That la why it la
edited Natiiro'A Medicine.
In fact, thcrn Is not a single por
tion of tho. body thnt is not bene
fited by thfl hulpful uctlon ot Ton
Inc. which begum Us work by stimu
lation: thn illRcatlvii nnd nsslmllatlvu
orKiuis, thereby enriching tho blood
and In vlcoru tlnir tho cntlro nyetem.
Next, It enables tho wcuk, worn-out.
BlUIIMII II II' IIIUIUUKIIIJ UIKII, 'k
food mid convurt thu nourlahliiK elo
i mints Into bone, blood nnd muscla.
Tho result Is you will feel strong,
sturdy and well with tho propor
bad t until tn mouth, dizziness nnd . amount ot flesh, as Nature Intended,
ninny other disagreeable symptoms, i Tanluc Is sold In Tulsa by th
If this condition Is permitted to run Quaker Drue ft)., and by loading
on for an Indefinite period the cntlro druggists everywhere. Advertlsa
system becomes saturated with pol-1 mcnt.
lion Hllliff ran lis nhtalnait rirnmnllv
from nur druitirlat or poultry remedy
ilanler. or aenit Alio for a package hr
innlt nrepnlil. Hurrell-tiiiKBer Co., 214
Columbia llldff,, luJlauupoMa, Inil.
An Ironing hoard. Inbla and step
1,1,1.4a. tulili I. frttil I liiret liee iiltm.
partly form a now houaehnld cum
oination,
WI. OAHIIY
DON Sl Ntl
and Kt'iu: i:cn .MASH
Btmling-Stevcns Seed Co
Oixiro 110 Oeiigu .1110
8
The First Presbyterian Church
Corner Seventh nnd South Boston, extend) a cordinl
invitation to nil to coma nnd worship with ui
Sunday, January 15th
nt tho following tcrvices: Sttndny School nt 9:45 n. nt.
Sermon by tho pnslor nt 10l55 n. in. Subjoctt
"GOD'S CARE FOR HIS OWN"
Senior nnd Intermedinto Chriatinn Endonvor nt 6:15
p.m. Evening rermon by the pna tor nt 7:30. Subject:
"AN EVERY MEMBER CHURCH"
SIMH'lAli MI'MC T Ml Sl'ltVlllS, "CUMI! WITH IS AND
wi: uii.i. do Tiu.i: oood."
City Realty-Investment Co.
C K LESLIE. Manager
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
"Sarvfc Thai SjlUfin"
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
Jonuary 4th, 1982.
, Tulsa Dally World,
Tuloo, Okla.
Qentloraon:-
i
We have uood the-Tulso Dolly '
World In our advertising oompolpns for
thb paat tno or throo years ond wish to
soy thnt tho results hove been very sate
isfootory to uo. We hove received mony
colls ond hove made a number of solos as
s result of those ods.
Wo very much appreolote tho
courtesy ond cooperation from members of
your Advertising deportment In orrapglng
our odvortlBoments from tlmo to time, and
look forward to on lncreosed business dur
ing tho year 1922.
Yours vory truly,
vestment Co,
TUd onlv)
J THING- C .
PROCMi-
1 TiiwvncN
f HELPS
to Gtzcvr
WfEDS
1:
WfCH IT'S YOUH
NOVE
rr mt as km : aa&
II 'Xraru!!SSs
tar vs know;
C VC
Hiinisheil
Procrastination
fuiMi i lis moving bualneaa
f.'i all time Move ineain
Kit Iliaiu anil up do i
cpeedUy In a manner thit
won't ruffle your disposi
tion or mar your turnl'
lure Our nrl'cs avo
n.oili'ratrly priced Thla
ought to uppeal to you.
TULSA STORAGE
Ik TRANSFER CO.
M. . KNYDI It. Mgr.
no s.2(i xoitru t urvrNNi:
I'lionc ti.uigc iJia-ni
I By, yjKj&AAJbj
Manager.
This Live Firm Knows!
leads, in all classes of Advertising
RAINCOATS
Reduced 33
SALE CONTINUED
This Week Only
One-third off all Rairtconts for men, women nnd
children that were rcgu- QJC.50 fA QQH
larly priced from JJ
SPECIAL
A lot of women's nnd misses Halncoats, regularly priced
from J7.50 to 110.00. whtlo they last. QfT
Bpeclal each tDJLaJJ
A. L.Wait-Rubber Goods
409 SOUTH BOULDER
The Truth About
HSPiitl
TMBLSTS
Do not be misled Into believing that any
firm controls the imrno or iiuullly ot
Aspirin. Like iiulnlno or calomel. As
pirin la a plain, common, drug storo
product. When you need Aspirin tab
lets do not buy advertising, but get what
you pay for.
We sell Genuine, Pure, Sato Aspirin, five,
grain tablets, mado by tho United Drug
Co., tho largest
drug concern In tho
world, and guaran
teed to bo equal to
any aspirin sold.
Dottles of 100 Tab- 1
lets
Mm
A Gunrantccd, 2-qt. Hot Water Bottle for $1.77
This is our Maximum bottle, which is the larg
est selling hot water bottle in tho world, and
sold regularly at $2.50 all over (I - riH
America. A guaranteed value at. . Vi."
Fill Your Pantry Shelves With
Quality Food Products From
Our Stores Saturday
Opeko Coffee and Tea, Symond's Inn Cocoa, Va
nillti and Lemon Extracts, 2 for the price of one.
plus a penny.
Merchandise
Insurance
Every article purchased
tn our stores Is cold
with the assurance that
It must bo exactly as
represented or money
will bo refunded. Fre
quently tha occnslon
arises whereby our
salespeople make sug
geaUons. They do so
because they know a
great deal about what
they have to sell. Hut
you take no risk, these
suggested sales aro
backed by a money
back guarantee.
Do us the favor, please,
by returning any un
satisfactory purchase.
All Razor Blades at
Cut Prices
Tho same reasonable
pricing of merchandise
that prevails throughout
all departments applies
tothe prescription de
partment as well. Wo
do not lower prices in
one department a n d
raise them in another.
Think this over.
Have lunch at Store No.
3 the food is excellent
Hte &aSJL Stores
Tho Safe Drug Stores