Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 215, Ed. 2 Saturday, January 5, 1924 Page: 2 of 12
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OKLAHOMA CITY THIES, SATURDAY. JANUARY 5, 1924.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD IN PICTURES
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The Official Board and
Members of the Olivet Bap-
tist Church take pleasure in
extending an invitation to
the many friends of Brother
Huff throughout the city to
hear his Eighth Anniversary
Sermon. His subject—
We leave absolutely nothing to doubt when we
show you our Long-Bell lumber and get you
to see for yourself how it represents dollar-for-
dollar value to you. It is surfaced four sides.
It has had unusual care in trimming. It comes
full length, uniform in width and thickness in all
surfaced stock. It shows uniformity of grading.
It shows uniform seasoning in both kiln-dried
and air-dried stock. It requires the minimum
of carpenter labor—planing, sawing and sorting
—to put it into construction. Tongued and
grooved stock fits snugly. These are the reasons
that promise you building value. Y ou’ll like Long-
Bell lumber and our other dependable materials
Markings or Butterfly Eggs.
Egg» of ths butterflies vary, eome
being spherical, other! conical. turban
shaped, barrel-shaped or cylindrical.
The surface of the egg la often benu-
tifully sculptured, the pattern being
formed by serles of raised or depressed
data or lines. They are also at many
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ported dead by the hand of Gen.
Sanchez, rebel leader, some days
ago, startled the rebel leaders by
leading a divislon of the Obregon
force! which retook Pueblo from
the revolutlonista.
Miss Velma Hullett, fourteen-
yearold farmer girl of Warrlek
county, Indiana, has been recog.
nized as the central west’s plucki-
est farm girl by the Central States
Farming association. She person-
ally cared for twenty acres of
ground, planting and harvesting
a pea crop which netted 1,000
bushela and in addition raised pigs
and cared for the cattle owned by
her family. Her father works in
a mine.
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user in each locality who will help him
introduce it. Write him today for full
particulara. Also uk him tn explain
how you can get the agency, and with-
out experience or money make $250 to
1500 per month.—Adv.
The "practioe baby” at Cornell Uni- !
versity and one of her "practical j
mothers."
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Olivet Baptist Church
1300 w. Park Place
Lower photo shows Meximn feder-
al troops, under personal com-
mand of President Obregon, en-
tertaining at Mexico City for
front. Upper photos are of Gen.
Berlanga, (left) reported killed,
and Gen. Martinez, chief of Mex-
ican operations in eastern zone.
These photos, just received from
the war zone In Mexico show some
of the troops and leaders who
have so far repulsed the rebel
forces under Adolfo de la Huerta.
President Obregon is personally
directing the fighting of the fed-
Eighth Anniversary
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Why You Get
Actual Lumber
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NEW LAMP BURNS
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Beata Electric or Gas
A new oil lamp that gives an amaz-
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better than gas or electricity, has been ,
tested by ths U. 8. government nnd
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The "Milwaukee” and its crew. Seated, in officers’ uniforms, are Lieut. Ralph Wyman, in charze of the navigation '
detail of the plane, and Ensign II. J. McNulty, second from left, who assisted him.
The scout cruiser "Milwaukee" hns just brought that "ship" back to the United States after a trip of thousands
of miles in the distant lands of the Pacific, including the Hawaiian islands, the Samonn, the FI J Is, Holomon islands,
Australia. C rollne Islands. New Guinea and Marshall Islands. in many Instances the plane was the first ever
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A number of universities are
bragging about infant prodigies,
but Edna May Domecon, five
months old, is at Cornell Univer-
sity, She is the "practice baby”
in the home economies depart-
ment and is cared for scientifical-
ly by senior women. She is shown
here with one of her "practice
mothers.” Mise Hortense Blacks,
11a. m., Sunday, Janu-
F ary 6th, 1924.
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Miss Bella Keaster, American soprano, will tour France this winter
and sing the big American song bits in a series of concerts. She is a pro-
tege of Charles M. Widor.
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Warren S. Stone at his desk in the new brotherhood hank in New York.
The first trust company in New York to bo controlled directly by or-
ganized labor is note in operation. It is the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers Co-Operative Trust company. Warren H. Stone, krand chief engi-
neer of the brotherhood and the head of the brotherhood’s banking enter-
prises, la president of the newly opened bank.
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Representative Remmele, indicated by eroes, and his associates in a fruitless attempt to enter the reichstaz.
That German communists will resort to force to place Representative Remmete in his seat in the reichataE is the
report worrying the Ebert government. Hemmele has been banished from twenty meetings of the body to date as a
result of his "red” beliefs and activities.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.-The phrane.
"When in doubt, vote ■No.*" Is "a
lazy man's slogan." according to Ru-
pert R. Beetham, of Cadiz, former
apeaker of the Ohio house of represen-
tativee, aadressing the Comiunity
club here. The vote on many of the
referendums since Ohio adopted the
initiative and referendum amendment
to its state constttutlon, “does not
wpeak well for the state,” Beetham
said.
Voicing fear of connequences re
suiting from lobbyists, he said:
"The good American is one who
puts his country ahead cf himself.
He is for his state first, rather than
his class or group. He is an Amer-
can before he in a lawyer, doctor,
merchant, farmer, banker, mechanic
or laborer. The great menace to good
government is the selfish desire of
individuals.
"Every, voter who is not lazy should
have for his slogan: ‘Get informed.'
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Five thousand British extol-
diers are banded together in a
new secret order called the "Order
of the Crusaders.” Lt. Gen. Sir
Edward Bethune is head of the
new body, with the official tit io
of Grand Keeper of the Records.
He denies the organization is op-
posed to the Jews.
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superior to 10 ordinary oil lama
it burns without odor, smoke or nolse
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sate. Burns 9e percent sir and a per-
cent common kerosene (coal oil).
The Inventor, D. B. Johnson, 000 W. j
Lake St., Chicago, 111., is offering to . 1
send a lamp on 10 days' FREE trial, t I
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to vote his honest qonvlettons. The J
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Nationalist party, will retain his
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What Shall I Do to be Saved?
Big Choir and Special Music at
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Gaylord, E. K. Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 215, Ed. 2 Saturday, January 5, 1924, newspaper, January 5, 1924; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1951927/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.