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GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA
guthrie, oklahoma
hankers preach
A twelve-inch advertisement in the
Burlington Hawkeyc, paid for b> the
Merchants' National Bank of Burling-
ton, is as follows:
How long would there be a "Bur-
lington on the Mississippi" if all of
our churches should puck up and go?
How long would you remain a resi-
dent after the exodus of the churches?
Then—if your residence is now
worth $10,000, for how much of this
value are the churches responsible?
I)o you think you could sell your resi-
dence property for half its value,
should the churches move out, not to
return?
The church is an inseparable part of
the prosperity of each and every com-
munity. Each community prospers
and is depressed as its churches pros-
per and are depressed.
Support some church according to
your ability.
Go to church today!—Northwestern
Christian Advocate.
u T S Johnson, Okla. Cit\.
'oz £££>;r,vv
• i Texas Commends Kev.
lahoma and Texas
Brown and lus work_
| Whi'e attending the M. *
! conference at Wichita, Kansas, wh
Rev. Brown innu
Made tae folio*' months
; learn that in less ti. ihirty-
that Rev. lhJ membership
; three mcmb< - sentiment
>t\
1 throughout the city- 1 have
regarded him as an i
preacher. While Rev.
LOCALS
1 M.s. N. J.C. J«hrMn.th public li-
wU) pend TluvnkssMng w.th
1-er >n in \yich'ta.
i Mr. B. K- Micklebeiry h«a been in
,Hii f sorrc tT^nc?.
I The Red Croaa Drive is on. Answer
to the roll call by paying your mem-
bership dues.
The churches all had fine services
Sunday.
J llCi ' JliEilliV A tun.
(.Successor to the Oklahoma Guide.)
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a a.ion Urovvii. I'uim.-lier iiliU IMiitor
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\ Entered tin Post oflicc at Guthrie
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ideal pastor ano
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American cities are gradually teal-
i/.ing what a serious menace prost itu-
tion is and how essential for human
health and happiness is its elimina-
tion. Prostitution endangers family
life. Not only does it encourage late
marriages, but also it is often re-
sponsible for the breaking up of
liomes. It degrades men and w< men
alike. It is closely associated with
many forms of crime. In some case?
it has been used in the development
of a corrupt political system.
r
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newspaper ann 1
in his work ana
He knows
church and h"
how to a.:vprv   . , re
, •.* froeW n*. J-- ■
v takes great ability and m
"lUs- ; lV a weekly news-
. fluencc to cptiat ci-urch
,ni •° ,iS " the s ime time
vantage
he owns a
Hi- paper is a power
for the christian cause.
dvert'se the
and he gets ureat
work so as
t0 the paper and a .
kwfiu. t« ao t -.
He l-*li' . l,i^ success.
t0 commend him upon .h^
Mrs R. 3. Penix, our agent and
manager at Guthrie, has been an agent
and connected with the Elevator lor
more than twenty years. She 18 most
successful in handling newspaper dub
in css.
Judge Chas. Smith opens district
court here December 1st.
MALE HELP
MEN WANTED for Detective work.
Experience unnecessary. Write tor-
details explaining guaranteed por-
tions. J. Ganor, Former Gov t
tive, St. Louis, Mo.
.* rlvertisinu JImIos Made Known on
\ pp'i. ntion.
All business maters pertaining to
the Elevator should oe addressed to
i;02 E. 15th Street, Wichita, Kai.s.
a1'on Brown. Editor and Publish ;r
Tl'i- is the Branch Agency where tlie
Editor is located this year.
Phone D 2559 W
.Miss"Esther Brown, assistant
nublisher and assistant manager 111 )
E. 18th Stree t. Tulsa, Okla,
We trust the public will . '.ny alive
! Dver Anti-Lynch Law.
Now is the
. tinv or us to be ever on the alert.
If t is bill faT of passage the whole
' country will feel a great basket.
M \LE HK M1 WVNTKD Color, a
men to eunllty for sleeping -,r and
Train Inters. KNpeiene" nrueces
Trav -i>ortatio:i furmsheo
s;iry.
Write W. V.. I'o^'s
,.-t. Lo.:i- Mu.
\\ I LEY I NIV RRSITY
Marshall, I cxas
Recognized as a college of th- first class by Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas
ard UklHhoma Stat, Boards of Educatkn. Harvard, Boston Unnvtsrv. >
vi-rsit\ of Illinois and University of Chicago represented on nr. facuk>. "u
hundred twenty-seven in College Department, session 19P.M9-0. Scsca
new buildings, steam heatd an<l electric lighted.
M. V.'. DOG AN, Pn -'dent
Judge A. P. Portwood in all kmds of
Wler.iau and has made ,t a spec.ti
than fift.?ea yea -• " ^
t i ade see him.
1 for ni
wi.n. to g<
t ti*
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V. ' • • A i: I liF.YE
REMli C )1 UT IN BLCKKilS
S . ATE
, ■ !-.orence Allen Onlj
Uel"v"nuin i  World To IU-coive
Su' h Honor
IS ASSOCIATE .11 STICK
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 10- i
woman, teacher, uncs.u. ,
i nnilpr wui    m - - , , .
!o inimiKration aoni.uo™. !««■« ■ -
;5is,.,„t county prosccutoi, and ,
: !>( common picas" court are the .
!" recrd. .1 «
1 ",p , , , .. ;th.' woild vrto will
! the only wo t
! hold such a position.
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CATARRH]
OF THE STOMACH j
jr-l, 11  lC====iC3g 
pu CANT ENJOY LIFE
witk a sote, •our, bloated itom-
ach. Food does not nourish-
Instead it is a source of misery, causing
pains, belching, dizziness and head-
aches.
(| The person with a bad stomach
should be satisfied with nothing less
than permanent, lasting relief.
(J The right temedy will act upon the
linings of the stomach, enrich the blood,
aid in casting out the catarrhal poisons
and strengthen every bodily function,
q The large number of people who
have successfully used Dr. Hartman  
famous medicine, recommended for all
catarrhal conditions, offer the strongest
possible endorsement for
Pe-ru-nA
IN SERVICE FIFTY YEARS
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THE Ci-D reliable firm. all
kinds of insurances lowest rate
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TABLETS OR LIQUID
SOLD EVERYWHERE
"!rt h:,U1UeM,T 1'iione T'.O. and 3ti?
, pui'.l'l- l'u,ne
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Si. WILLIAMS
funeral director
St. Paul Minn.
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w\th
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uthrie-
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\h- H. P. Hert 1^1 -s
r tv:'-- n •laoiui
nU) NEWS l OR "WETS"
! v, ; ' City, MO.. Oct. n-
i Sftc is ridinK safely on the
I v ater wagon and such obstacles a are
loseod into the road by the 'we.
I >i niont in the coming elections wiU
t ne^tiated with ***** • hui">
B Wheeler, na'ional counse
..V.I . Anti-Saloon LeaRue of America
de^ u ed h •:•••  >'•
(Fi'-ai. i uoosned in The Peoples le -
vator, October 26, 1922.)
NOTICE ro CREDITORS
In The Matter of The Estate of Hen-
rietta Robi rts, lats of the town of
Langston, County of Ixigan, Stat?
of Oklahoma, deceased.
Ail persons having claims apainst.
>uid Henri >tta Roberts deceased, are
required to present the same, with the
necessary vouchers to the undersigned,
duly appointed and qualified admin-
istrator of said deceased, at Langston,
Oklahoma, P. O. Box l.>5, at my resi-
dence in the City of 1 an-. 'on, County
of Logan and State of Oklahoma,
within four months of the date hereof,
or the same will be forever barred.
Dated the 10th day of October, l!>22.
J. L. SMTNGTON.
Administrate/.