The Oklahoma Guide (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 20, 1920 Page: 3 of 6
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Rutslan Sablee Almost Extinct.
Killing sables In Russia. In entire
disregard of future euppiles, ban r
suited In a steady decline in (he catcb,
and io some districts bas nearly ef-
fected the extermination of these val
uabla fur bearers; the mutter ban been
tasen up by the authorities, and no
tables wtll be permitted to be caught
during the present season, and the
matter of making an absolutely closed
period of three years Is tc be const*
•red without delay.
Do you like a pointed and forceful
sermon which carries the truth to the
heart. A sermon that inspires and
gives faith, hope and cheer. If this is
the Kind of sermon you like you ought
to hear Rev. Walton Brown, pastor
of St. Paul M. E. Church, corner of
Broad and Perkins streets. He has
been pastor here six years and his
membership and congregation have
t*ra*isal type, ia e^ual (if .t^fWWftl been a steady growth. He always
Mm Published ia The ' *i«ikie sl Pleases his hearers. Anytime you feel
UuMe. Thursday, Uarek IX, liSf#.
A«TM)£ TO CRKBIT9&S
I* the natter of the estafe f
Lucious Terrell late of new ttta t wa
cl Cojle, Couuty of Logan, State af
Oklahoma, deceased.
All persons having claSme against
said Lucious Terrell, deceased, are
required to present the same with the
necessary vouchers to the undersigned
gloomy over the cares of life go out
and hear him. He will make you feel
that life is worth while.
INFANTS DYING AT BIRTH
FOR WANT OF NOURISHMENT
Have^^i *ver seen a baby too weak
to cry. whore breath is too faint to
duly appointed and qualified A&uia- c'oud a mirror held to its little mou h,
istrator of Estate of Lue.lous Terrell j whose einaclaVd body is without su.i-
deceased at my residence, 4 1-3 mllee cient vitality to permit it to move:
south of Coyle, County of Logan and There are thousands of suca pit , il
t.tato of Oklahoma, Route 4 wlthlm human atoms in the poo. ly heat^l,
four mon lis of the date hereof or the overcrowded hospitals and n-phanai; >s
tame v.-ill be forever barred. of Europe's war-torn districts. M;:iiy
'Dated the 6th day of March, ; of them, born of half-starved mothers,
JOSEPH TERRELL. Administrator, art too weak to eat and can rot h,o.
i Others, mo.e fortunate, could survi . i
PASTOKS* CtfJIFEHKXt'l
Ma; -• T«U , Oklahoma.
The Hour of His Judgment Has Can*!
To the "Angel" of the Baptist churches ef Oklahoma, eonnected
to and in co-operatiou with the Missionary Baptist flute < onyentioa
of Oklahoma, and the regular National Baptist convention of Ametica,
Greeting:
Dear Pastors:
You are hereby requested and urged upon to be present m a
three days' denominational Pastor's Conference .held In the Mouat
Zion Baptist Church, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Tuesday. Wednesday aud
Thursday, before the first Sunday in June, railroad expenses paid
Please come prepared to spend the three days. A very small fee foi
board will be charged.
This is destined to be the greatest meeting in the history of Okla-
homa Baptist.
This meeting was agreed upon by the Bi. Board la sessioa at
Tulsa, on 15 and 16 of April, where more $3100.00 was raised for our
educational work. Plans were laid for $40,000.00, this oonventionsl
year.
in this State Pastor's Conference there will be nothing but speak-
ing. preaching, singing and praying. Some of the greatest speakers
of onr denomination will appear on the program.
Only the riairod expenses of pastors will be paid. However, all
preachers are welcome.
By Order of Ex. Board,
E. W. PERRT, President.
S. A. Cl^ARK, Cor. Sec.
1015 E. Grant 8L. Guthrie, Okla
Mrs. Silas Wood.-; 713, E. Grant hes
rt-i rotiy installed a Victro'.a
Shu ha=; already a piano. You will re-
number t'jjt Airs. Woods entertains
• the S. S. C. a church club and lias
been a hetui of thi club for six yearn.
She has v. ;rked it u ■ to be the larg-
est club in the city or county. People
come from long distance to attend j
i.lis club. She has from two to three
to play s '.cret music each Tuesday!
night v h-'ii the club meets. Now t'M |
V'rt-o'.'. comes in to give a share of
music.
lUiflKR LEAVES *100.001
p-«Tiham, Texas, April 23.—The will
i t Miles Motley ,an aged farmer who
recently died near Chappell Hill re-
cently, has been made public and dis-
caises an estate to the value of $100,-
aj.iJ' of which belonged to the
a:-.fid and half to his wife. Mot-
ley left his share to his wife.
Luke 19:*.
fVaeon—"1 ?enr It's the Sunday pa
psr f must blame for our small
rooming .-ongregatlons pastor " pas
lor--"Tes. many «f our people rrt
like Zaccbeus. pre.ented .ron> gettlnj
e «r our Lord by *he press Bcsto*
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Leaving What*
Wlfejr looked eat the wia4*w
i* time for my epeaee t« b«
home." ■4tn murmured. "Ah, there he
varies—unit somebody has reneevad 111
> I"—Judge.
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Philadelphia r. .j ..I lagsrlne.
Tile "iry that Kjiv« hlftli to tbe mag-
azine is not the city from which now
come the greater number of ou
famlard and popular periodicals. Phil-
adelphia, not New York, wax the tlrst
literary center of the New World ; fo
although Boston produced the tin*
nevvsj hi per in the fourth year of ill
eighteenth cent ury. Peon 's ci I y wn
lirtxt, and la the liinguzuie Held it w:
tlrst.
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If it were possible to i ,ie
with pure milk, bill r iilk is_ • t u
htard of in desolate . Europ> I n:e
teliel couitsu noon, they, too, must, pe
The e picture shows one \
these tiny, innocent unfortunates. TI.
picture was made in a hosp'tal at Ki
liinev. The baby, a month old, ha
♦lie wrinkled, worn features of an ol
man, with its tiny bones show in
through its transparent skin. The in-;
fant died less than an hour after thi '
picture wa« made, and Its mother su- j
cumbed two days later. Both woul J
have HVed If they had had pro;>e !
footJ.
The Oklahoma State Jewish R*ili !*|
Committee will solicit fund* from
April 5 to 12 to save the lives of th >ih-
anda of such Innocent war sufTere :■ ii
Europe. Many tons of condensed milk,
other food and warm cluthinr -vUl b>i
aent to the famine zone by tbe oo;ih
■uit tee.
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4«a- 0i West vilat
Guthrie, Okla., May 1. 1920.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
T-.is is io bay. i have opened a public institution for the care of
and operative patients at 403-405 West Vilas.
i .,.u a^ing the cj-operation of each doctor, nurse, officer auil
i- />mi of the city and others that may assist in making the institu-
, • ft.ui to suiiuring humanity.
. i normal jduate and trained nurse of Langston Univer-
i |.„ - ton. O'.vlahuma.
, i ,_\'i ;;—About three years.
t-B— or. 11. W. Conrad of Park Sanitarium. Pres. I. K.
TfiDUfD.M «nd Mrs. J. C. Evans. K. N„ 423V2 East oth
..... (i i'lr.ulgee. Oklahoma.
■le.KMo i'iiteen Dollars a week. This includes room, board and
n.use i'U lit" pcisouai a indry. . >-
V. t ia itua.ion is a j >v opened and again asking your cooperation.
1 am yours for service,
1 ETTA E. MOON, U.S.D.
Cancer Net Hsredltary.
According to the Intcet statisvlcs ot
«'i large* life insurance companies,
oiuplled by un expert actuary for the
Amerleati Sode\y for the Control of
Cancer. If one or even b"'h of an Indi-
vidual's paren's have died of cancer,
that Individual la no more likely tlms
snyoue else in die of l!i« aaine disease
It begins ro lin k a« though cuto-er wers
sot hereditary ut ail, coutrury to ao
leut belief.
Fine Cnance for Axel.
Being firm friends, Mtirle's two lov-
ers decided that on>* muni end his
courtship to he'p the ot?i.>r. Wh^n
\y l sttgg<~5ted "head or tiilis" no
oln was tt hand. He agreed to the
use of Sandy's pocket knife, hut wa«
II prepared for his fri"ii<i's words as
he knife shot npwi.nl: "If fie knife
tays up you win !"
Tracing Organ MecKanlem.
Wtien pneuiaatlr power in tbe
at ruction of the orgaa begaa ka lake
the place of the hydranllc Is uneartaia,
although the Invention of the hell owe
iiiechsiilem dates frooa the time of
of tbe latar Koiuan evparora—frobcMy
Julian. But It wae only In the taarih
century, when Germany had takes the
place of Constantinople as the eeater
of organ building, that the beliouw
aiei'baulsoi came luto general adoption.
The Author's Pest.
Philip Curtlss, author of the novel,
"Between Two Worlds," remarked
that though he, like all writers, need-
contact with people of all kinds, thrr
U Just one class to escape which h
would run a mile. "The greatest pes
tn a writer's life," said Mr. Curtlss
"Is the man who always •suys. 'if you
could only write up a thing that oik
happened to my uncle, It would ni.-.k*
th« greatest story you evi-r read.' "
Little Tnings That Caunt
The sunshine of life Is made ftp '?
very little beams Mint, are Wrtfht all
the time. To give up something, when
glfintj <IP prevent nnh;tppl«e«a ■
to yield, when persisting will vhule
end frt>t othere: to go e little aronad
rstlier than come agnlnst another: te
tske nn 111 look or a erosa word q.wle«-
ly. rnther than resent ar retime it—
these Hre the waya la whlefc cIwsm
and storms sre kept otT and ft pleasant
sad steuily sunshine eecoresl.
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Brown, Walton D. The Oklahoma Guide (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 20, 1920, newspaper, May 20, 1920; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc155586/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.