The Daily Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 215, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 30, 1915 Page: 1 of 4
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The Daily Transcript
VOLUME II
NORMAN, OKLAHOMA. TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1915
NUMBER 215
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THE MASTER KEYTON1QHT
COL FELL LECTURES
• ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
An Able and Logical Exposition of
the Doctrines of the Church—
Greeted by Large Audi-
ence—Complete Text
of the Lecture
At the Franing opera house in this
city at 3:30 o'clock, Col. Wm. E. Fell,
of Leeds, Eng., gave an able, logical
and convincing exposition of the prin-
ciples of Christian Science to an audi-
ence that completely filled that edi-
fice. He was introduced bv Prof. Vic-
tor H. Kulp, of the Law Department
of the University, and was listened to
with marked attention throughout.
Mr. Kulp spoke as follows:
"In all ages and among all nations
and peoples, much time and thought
have been devoted to the study of the
Science of Being. Philosophers and
scholars have labored long in trying
to solve, among other questions, the
momentous one; what is God and
what is man's relation to the Supreme
Being. But man-made theories, lack-
ing inspiration and divine intuition,
are far from satisfying.
You are assembled this afternoon
to hear a brief explanation of Chris-
tian Science; what it is and what it is
doing for the advancement of civili-
zation. It comes to you with a mes-
sage of "on earth peace, good-will to-
ward men." As a science I believe it
is truly scientific; and from the
standpoint of reason, absolutely logi-
cal. Of its practicability as a curative
agency, I became firmly convinced
some seven years ago, when I was
healed of tuberculosis cf the lungs.
Since that time I have experienced a
number of healings and observed
many others; but the changed mental
condition, a greater hopefulness of the
future, and the f. eedom from the
bondage of a nameless fear have been
even greater blessings
The lecturer who will address you
has made a careful study of the sub-
ject ->d i - well prepared to discuss it.
It gives me great pleasure therefore,
in introducing to you, Col. William E.
Fell, C ri. B. of Leeds, England,
member of the Board of Lectureship,
of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Massachusetts.
majj's apprehension of the science of
being had not shown a corresponding
progress. I came here today to tell
you that mankind has advanced in this !
understanding of Truth as is evi- I
denced in the better health, better j
moials, and more harmonious condi-j
tions obtaining in the lives of those
who are making an earnest study of
this science of being or Christian Sci-
ence. It is a fact of which we as a
race have no reason to be proud, that
many of the recent inventions of the
day, whether the flying machine or
the submarine vessel, have been ap-
plied to compass the destruction of
mankind in time of war. Christian
Science, on the other hand, when dis-
covered by Mary Baker Eddy, was ap-
plied to the saving of mankind from
all that was unlike good. For this
purpose today Christian Science ex-
ists "to bind up the broken hearted, to
proclaim liberty to the captives, and
the opening of the prison doors to
them that are bound." To learn just
how to do this is surely the science
of all sciences, the science by which
Jesus performed his mighty works in
confirmation or demonstration of his
mighty words.
The Promise
Do you remember that he promised,
that we too should do these mighty '
works when we understood him. "He
that believeth on" or understandeth
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ARRIVAL AT KIDD HOME
Col. Fell spoke as follows:
THE SONS OF GOD
Progress
Progress is the keynote" of the cen-
tury, never before in the world's his-
tory have the inventions and discov-
eries of physical science shown a
greater advance.
When a mere lad I was greatly at-
tracted to the writings of a French
author whose tales were at that time
considered by my elders to be too
fanciful for serious consideration. I
remember reading the story of a ves-
sel that had the power to descend at
the will of the pilot under the waves,
another that flew through the air.
Today these things in place of being
fiction are established facts.
It would be truly deplorable if
NOTICE
The service scheduled for the M. E.
Church, South, tonight will not be
held, owing to the very disagreeable
weather conditions. See announce-
ment tomorrow.
LEE-HUCKINS
Normanites registered at the Lee-
Iluckins yesterdav were:
Lem Billingslev.
W. A. Parnell.
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♦ 5—REEL SHOW—5 ♦
♦ Including ♦
♦ "THE MASTER KEY" ♦
♦ University Theatre Tonight ♦
♦ 5 Cents and 10 Cents ♦
EASTER
IS ALMOST HERE
And with our large stock of correctly
styled Clothing, Hats, Shirts,
Shoes and Neckwear we believe we
can please you.
Kuppenheimer and Michael Stern
Clothes. Stetson and Longley Hats.
Cluett Peabody Shirts. Flarsheim and
Ralston Oxfords. Interwoven and
True Shape Hosiery.
The Ephraim C!o. Co.
* We Guarantee to save you Money"
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Every Mother in Cleveland County
Should See These Suits
Congratulations are due Mr. and
Mrs. Phil C. Kidd over the arrival at
their home yesterday (Monday) after-
noon at 1:30, of their firstborn—a
charming little girl. Mother and
daughter doing nicely, and the father
is likewise expected to recover. The
little one is also warmly welcomed by
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Johnson, and by the many warm
friends of parents and grandparents.
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If you have a boy from seven to
fifteen years old you will be greatly in-
terested in these special suit values that
we are offering this week.
With Easter coming next Sunday
you will want your boy to look his best.
Every boy will appreciate these suits for
they are made as a boy likes them made.
There is not one thing that will help a
boy be a manly boy so much as the
right kind of clothes. Here are suits
made in the styles that all boys admire,
made from excellent materials by the
very best tailors.
There are fifty suits that just arriv=
ed this week. The fabrics include both
stripes and checks as well as plain colors.
The colors are light and dark grey, navy and oxford. The coats are made in
the popular Norfolk style with belt and box pleat. The linings and trimmings are
the very best. Every suit has TWO pairs of pants which will double the life of
a suit. All pants are full lined which insures them giving the best service and re=
taining their shape. Here are the best suits that were ever offerd by this store for
$5,00. You really get two suits for the price of one for the extra pair of pants
will double the wear of the suit. Every suit best quality goods and workmanship.
Base Bali Suit Free With Every Suit
As an extra inducement to the boys we are going to give free with everyone
of these double service suits a regulation Base Ball suit free. These suits are
made in the regulation style in grey with trimmings of navy blue. The shirts are
made in the best style with navy blue collar, short sleeves and trimmed with pearl
buttons. The pants are padded, have belt straps, hip pockets and are just the
style that every boy will want. We can furnish sizes from six to sixteen years,
With every suit sold this week we will give one of these Base Ball suit free.
Remember you get an excellent boy's Norfolk suit in choice of five different
fabrics, any size from seven to eighteen years, with extra pair of pants and regular
baseball suit—all for five dollars.
Mothers should make it a point to see these suits this week.
"Norman's Greatest Store"
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—See Miss Nellie Donahue's ad on *>
Easter goods in this issue. Ladies *
will do well to call and se her stock.
East Main street. ! ♦
"FATHER S THREE"
2-Reel Comedy Drama
Featuring
—Judge and Mrs. J. T. Highley 4
with their son and daughter, Thomas !♦ Harry Meyers, Rosemary Theby
and Temple, drove down from Oklaho- ♦
ma City, Sunday, ana were the guests ♦ University Theatre Tonight
of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burke. Mrs. J. * 5 Cents and 10 Cents
Pattie Andrews accompanied them ♦
home. ,♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
LAYINC OF CORNER-STONE
POSTPONED
On account of the unfavorable
weather the laying of the corner-stone
of the new Presbyterian church, plan-
ned for Wednesday afternoon, will be
postponed until fair weather. Further
notice will be given.
F. M. ALEXANDER.
—You can't go wrong on a feed at
Shears Bros.
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♦ "WHEN CUPID CAUGHT A ♦
♦ THIEF' ♦
♦ Delightful "Nestor" Comedy ♦
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♦ Victoria Fordo, Eddie Lyotu ♦
♦ and Lee Moran ♦
♦ One of the Five for ♦
♦ 6 i lent - and 10 Cents ♦
♦ University Theatre Tonight ♦
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