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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
REGATTA DATE UNDECIDED
Penn Faculty Refuses to Sanction
June II Because of Exams

Pennsylvanla's Faculty Committee on Ath:
ietics has decrecd not to sanction tho date OF
June II for the intercollegiate rowing regatta,
which was to have been held at Poughkcepsle.
This decision was finally reached after meet
ing OF the faculty. and their reason for failing
10 + fy this date was owing to the fact that
examinations are held Mt that time. As the
matter stands at the present time. It leaves tho
Hoard OF Stewards OF tho intercollegiate re-
gatta a rather complicated task on their
hands in the final bringing about OF this
annual collegiate classic.
Chairman Howard Eisenbrey. OF the Penn
Rowing Committee. put forth his utmost efforts
in his endeavor to have the Faculty Committee
ratify June II for tho day OF the final races
on the Hudson. but his plea was in vain. Ho
will leave for New York city tomorrow. where
he will confer with Morton q. Bugue. OF CO.
umha University, who IL the Columbia repre-
sentative ON tho Board OF Stewards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
KAUFF AGREES TO TERMS
WITH INCREASE IN SALARY
Star Outfielder Will Leave to Join
Giants on Sunday

NEW YORK, March 1O.--Benny Kaurf will
bs on his way to the Giants camp In Marlin.
Texas. by Sunday night. according to report
circulated in baseball circles, following con-
ference between Harry n. Hampstead, presi-
dent OF tho New York club. and John NJ. Ward,
attorney for the belgerent player.
According to tho report, Ward reached ar
agreement with Hempstead whereby the New
will not comply. with his demand for $4,000
bonus and $4,000 from the purchase price paid
by tho local National Longue orEanization "a
Harry +. Sinclair, OF the defunct Federal
League.
The story told. following the meeting be-
tween Hampstead and Ward AYERS that Kauft
would be rendered Il contract. which will
call for figure larger than he would receive
under his present offer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
AND DECISIONS OF
Soccer Games on
Tap Saturday
AMATEUR cur COMPETITION.

AMATEUR CUP COMPETITION.
hfh G"tns% SSsnns vs. Kills at "a sm s5ff. and Lo
md, tieariisld streets. Referee = John
:, NiscoSs vs.. st: Nathaniel, at Marcus
Hook RefereeT,james Kerr. s,.,.
road and Disston street. Referee.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
IlbeEnlans vs.. Victor. at Front street
Di;ston, vs.. Boys, Club. at. State road
and Inruh street. Referee--W. II. Kinds.
UNITED LEAGUE.
Ascension VS.. Woodland, ut Front street
aud Erie avenue. Referee-li. Waite
:, North Phila. Y. NJ. A. vs.. Feltonvllle. Mt
Z and Clcarield streets. Referee-A.
Hunting Park k%HSSsN' avenGs. RsfeGsssF. Referee Gunn @
ALLIED LEAGUE.
Second Division.
North american Lace 60, vs.. Whining
st. MChnel's VS.. Edgemoor. at York
road aud Louden street. Referee--,I. Paul
Third Division.
tario streets. Referee--A Connolly.
Fourth Division.
WalEer n a. e.. vs.. Ppoyidence, at Charles
SET stEssts. RsfeTseI,,i. ThomRson, 'O,,''' ,
and Oiney avenue. i Referee@w. HISt sanGeil
PLAYGROUND LEAGUE.
EingsessInE vs.. Athletic. at i9th street
and Chester avenue.
Sherwood vs.. Happy Hollow, at seth and
Christian streets.
Starr Garden VS.. Funneld. at 9th and
South streets.
NORTH PENN EAGUB.
Clancy VS.. Tlora. at 22d street and
Sedgeley avenue.
Hunting social vs.. Northwest. at 2ed
street and Sedgeley avenue.
CLUB GAME.
Electric Storage Battery. Co. vs. Pick Of
Industrial League, ut ith and Berks
streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
big town until Billy Gibson. his manager
clinches match with Freddy Welsh

big town until Billy Gibson, his manager
clnches n match with Freddy Welsh.
Gibson Issues Def
Gibson is willing to make any conces-
sion to get the lightweight champion in
the ring with his boy, and even goes so
far as to put up regular money for the
privilege. Says william:
Leonard has proved conclusively that
he is the best lightweight in the world
and [ DEMAND that Freddy Welsh give
him a match. To make things interesting,
1 will give Welsh $4,000 for a bout with
Benny and bet him $4,000 on the side. I
KNOW Leonard can beat him and 1 shall
not even ask Welsh to make weight for
the battle. Although Freddy poses as a
lightweight, we all are aware that never
will he be able to make 1856 pounds again.
That being the case, Welsh can step into
the ring weighing so pounds lf he wants
to- But MY boy will weigh 1873 pounds or
UNDER, as / want no one to question
Leonard's right to the title when he wins
it."
Some Inside Stuff"
As we were rushing from Madison
Square Garden Wednesday night. we
crashed into one of our local pugilstic
place.
what did you think of the fght?" we
asked.
"Nothin' to it," was the reply. Dundee
JUS knocked tn daylights outta Leonard
an won by hull block, Homes, 1
wouldn't a took the beatin Dundee
slipped that guy if somebody'd gimme tn
mint. Wasn't it a awful lacin'?"
"I don't know" we replied. "T thought
Leonard had the better of it. You know,
he landed the cleaner blows. hit harder
and had Dundee in bad shape several
times. In the eighth round he noored
Johnny and almost had him out. 1t really
looked like Leonard's fight"
"Oh, a course you was rite at tn ring
side and had a chanst to get tn dope
better'n me- Anyway, 1 don't think them
buns Is so much"
What do you think of Leonard? Do
you think you could beat him2"
"Yeh"
"Th!nk you could knock him out?"
'Yeh"
what makes you think you can beat
him? Leonard looks awfully good"
More of the Same
"Yeh see, it's this away. These guys
what lives in N'Yawk aint no good a-tall
They knocks out a bunch of buns and
then the reporters what smokes hop sits
down and tells tn people what bears
they are. Then the fighter gets all swelled
on hisself and has dreams just TIL same
as tn reporters They gets all swelled,
tetlya Their caraniums gets so big that
they buys hats size 10, An when guy
gets n swelIed caranium, he aint no good
Thassa reason | kin lick him"
But did you like the fight tonight?" we
again asked.
"Sure! 1t was a swell fte. Yeh know,
that Leonard sure is a bear. He just
knocked tn daylghts outta Dundee and
won by a hull block. Gee! but that Wop
took n awful lacin. Yeh see, Leonard
landed tn cleaner blows an hit harder.
He almost put tn Wop ta sleep in tn
eight. I wouldn't a took that lacin' II
1 was made present of tn mint
Now, let's have JUS one more before
you rite yer story. JUS one more is
all ask All right, make 1t a short one,
but remember, this one is on ME"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Mr.. McGuigan says
the affair will be
strictly informal and
a large number of his
friends have been in
vited. O'Leary will
nut on a sketch with
Joseph Azevedo, n
well-known Portu-
guese visitor and the
act is scheduled to
last 1S minutes or
less.
MIR. McGuigan will
be host at the party
and supervise the
acting. He has other
surprises to spring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
1TFX AS TOMMY TWIST" TO BE
DEMONSTRATED BEFORE GUESTS
4 AT McGUIGAN'S PUNCH, PARTY
EUening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

BROADWAY-Ioe Welsh drew with
Stanley ilinGklei Freddy, RUSSELL quit TO
Mike COster In the second. Young Al Wag-
ner won from Young Fox In the third,
Willie Banckert and Frankie O'Neil drew,
Tommy Jamison stopped Dick Royal.
KANSAS CITI-Louislana easily de-
feRted Benny Chavez In Is rounds.
ALLENTOWN---Inck McCarron won
from Jackie Clark In 15 rounds.
NORk-Johnny Gill beat Young Her
man Miller, Charley Collins outpointed X.
ID. SAMSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
BRAVES CAN'T DRIVE AUTOS
UNTIL THE SEASON IS OVER
Stallings Issues "Anti-buzz Boat" Proclamation
to Every Member of Boston National
League Ball Club
BY GRANTLAND RICE

TWO years ago. when his great club
l. suddenly bucked up, Connie Mack
charged big part of the trouble to auto
mobiles
TOO many OF my men, he said. are
thinking more about their cars than they
are about the game, which has paid for
these cars"
John McGraw took the same stand in
1914 and 1915.
Stallings Leads
hut, after ALL it remained for George
Stallngs, of the Braves, to take the lead,
Just before the Braves started South
while StallnEs and l;yers were roaming
over the formers big Georgia plantation,
the Brave leader put this proposition to
the Trojan:
johnny he said, II am going to get
you to help me out. | want your promise
now that you won't ride in an automobile
again until the season is over"
Does that go as an order7" asked
Johnny.
"It does" stallings said
I'm that case" answered the star sec.
ond baseman, my car stays in Troy un.
ell october. And. what's more, l think
you are exactly right"
This same order goes TO every other
member of the Brave squad. Stallings is
out to win pennant this season, and
baseball will be the only game played
The Outbreak
The Big Chief OF Bravedom became con.
vinced last summer tnht too many auto.
mobiles and too many automobile parties
were hurting the efficiency of his club.
Finally, In one game last season. he lost
all control Evers booted one at second
and Stalllngs, raving on the bench, broke
out with this: "Oh, you Packard-r'
Rudolph passed a man and this fol.
lowed: you little Chalmers
Gowdy then droped foul, and Stallings.
unable to remember what car Hank
owned, choked and suffered for n mo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
West Philly Club Dimes

The annual banquet of tho West Phlladel-
phia Professional Baseball Club was held last
evening at GREEN'S Hotel. with Leo Rodgers
as toastmaster;, In view Of tho oxceent rec
Joe Mcguire was re-elccted to office. Bill
Weir. who led the club in batting and base
running was presented with n silver loving
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
Hoffman to Manage Ridgway

PITTSBURGH, March 10,-Howard Camnitz
has lost his job manager Of the Independent
Rdgway team. being replaced by III, C, Qzzy)
of Philadelphia, an outfielder and a
close friend OF Connie Mack Hoffman managed
the Peoria, H., club last season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
Matthevsz Tennis Winner

PINEHURST. ". C.. March l0--The final
in the mems singles In the Pinehurst cham
theysz Toronto. He defeated "Phil" Carter.
Nassau, 3 sets out of 4 in the final.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
o,Leary and Azevedo
d oblige With Orig
nal Act at National
Tomorrow Night
nnnrnr w. MAXWELL

,,srty ~ o'LEARY and his Texas
y - twist again will be among
Y - .,rov night, according to the en-
us IoI'OirTi,t inyi,atIons sent out by Mr.. j.
Ffayeu,. Of the National Athletic club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Since his match here with Frankie white
Larry Hansen. the hard-hlttinB Dane, has
of Illness. Hansen will be unable TO box for
some time. according TO a report from Brook
Iyn. where Larry lives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Following, his win over Johnny Dundee. Ben.
ny Leonard will try and make knockout
victim out OF Sam Robideau when they meet
at tho Olympia A. A. Monday night. In the
battle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

In the first half OF the double windup at
the National tomorrow night Patsy, Cline will
have II out once again with Eddie Morgan.
In the last battle Johnny O'Leary will oppose
the tough Joe AZevedO, of California.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Following his bout with Joe Welsh last night.
Stanley Hinckle announced today he was
anxious TO get hooked up with Johnny O'Leary.
Benny Leonard or Sam RobideRu.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10
Catholic-Alum Game OF

The basketball game scheduled for today
,etween the Catholic High School and Alumni
ives has been postponed until next week.
OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE IT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Fred Fulton Will be matched with the win
n, Brooklyn tonight. for a 10,round tilt in
Milwaukee. March Il: Both Dillon and Flynn
tonight, but soft pickin' for the lucky one on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

George Chaney has arrived in Cincinnati
The Baltimore Kid meets Patsy Haley Monday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

ST can't sleep at nights Darby Kelly
JOHNNY cy Sts esps aus on @ seBE nut Bensy nn eom
9ard Leop9rd. =. Leonard. Leonard, from the
time he hitS the hay until he gets out on
the road in the morning. John thinks 80
much of Leonard as Il fighter that he figures
he can stop the New Yorker I'm six rounds"
And O'Leary is quiet sort of chap, too.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

while we are on the subject of boxing
shows, It might be well to mention that
Bsnnle Leonard, the latest lightweight
snsatlon, who defeated Johnny Dundee
d New York, Wednesday night, will ap-
rear at the Olympia next Monday night
ssaInst Sam Robideau, one of the hardest
htters in the business. Benny's victory
over the 'scotch-Wop has made him good
drawing card and matchmakers all over
The country are bowling for his services
However, Leonard will remain in New
York and play short engagements in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

W. MANNb'' on tne guests, ono
,.,., duet in which Mr.. Patsy Cline and
y. Eddie Morgan will participate. Mr..
rr,sa "a so anxious to appear that he VIII
ss ..r.s ali the way from New York for the
.asilsre. on good authority, 1t is said
XII the privilege is 90 per cent. of the
house.
An Added Attraction
a an added attraction, young gentle
...r named Jack McGurn, who spends
~, N his time in rolling mill In Balti-
Sssre will endeavor to put to sleep Johnny
ioaehrey, one of our fellow townsmen,
n waving his arms in front of Johnny's
,snN Mr. McGuigan met Mr.. McGurn
"A 4 social gathering some time ago and
VA much impressed with his hypnotic
touch.
prt the guests are anxious to gaze upon
n. o'Ieary when he demonstrates the
aesthetic qualities of the Texas Tommy
Tufst, This twist is the result of n
t,rpschorean orgy in Frisco, ana MIR.
aIsarv will endeavor to use it when Mr..
I,srsdo is not looking. Mr.. Azevedo is
"a 10 be unwilling to take part in the
=, hut the other part of the sketch i'm
,ss that Joseph shall do his share. Mr.
oIeary says that the part is simple, as
an Mr.. Azevedo has to do is to go to sleep.
Mr. McGuigan announces that special
tickets have been printed for the occasion.
Enter, a Messenger
"A loud knocking is heard in the dis
,ance. A messenger is approaching. He
\ from Reading and is paying visit to
the United States. He has the papers.
Have look:
70 tho Sports Editor EUening Ledger:
I noticed In Mondays EVENING LEDGER
nat a new boxing club had been formed
IN Reading and would hold its first show
on ST. PatricSs Day. Now this is wrong,
ana am sure It Is wrong. because l am
manager OF Carsonia A. c., the club re-
ierfed 10. But as 1t is only an error of
"a hours what's the use OF quarrelinE2
The correct dope follows: Johnny Ertle
and All Mansfield will meet In the wlndup
of The first show in the new club on Thurs
oay March 49, This is the day before the
popular holiday Mr. Billy Rocap, sports
editor OF the PUBLIC LEDGER, Will be time
Sreper and Hector AlcInness, of Boston.
viii act as referee. Four other good bouts
80" '"' JAMES p. JENNINGS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Freddie Welsh celebrated his. SOth birth
home party, TO some, of his friends in New
matter OF fact his birthday came along while
he was in Milwaukee to fight Wolgast few
days before.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

ment untiI he nnally To.1ol. 'iou b.
cycle-w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-10

Charley Thomas will get back into ring
action tonight after n short rest. He will
pair off with Willie EIouck in the wlndup
ut tho Quaker CitY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-13
VIOLA

VIOLA. ". Va. July l2.-Mr. Walter
Nrt.rcarv returned IN his work IN Chi,
Ca:n. ILL.,. Saturday after q weeks WISH
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f.Ils NC
Crnary.
Miss Sadie Ruth returned 20 Wheel
ing sunday after visiting her fH''"'S
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Ruin. 49,.
Nessrs, Lou laws and BYRON tl;z'
simmons spent Saturday night and sun
day with friends III cameron.
Nr lanes Archer WAS business cali
or in Elm Grove saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Mctrcary were
calling IN friends in Viola SATURDAY
evening. >. rd s,,
Harold. visited relatives NJ 40 - :"
day. ,I s,r Milton,
~. Wheeling. visited Mr.. and Mrs m
Tr and Mrs. Charlie Livingston" and
H,Iir son of MnundsNillc. visited me "a
icr's parents. MIR. and Mrs. j. ~ N'l'!
last week. d b,r,,
Wednesday, after = iw" N NS%H9
WI ~. inv Wells is very i'll with asth-
'''i Eoru-Tn Mr.. and Mrs David Riggs
If irish Ridge. Il daughter.
!" Mrs Wilf"r,l Tuland sr"nt Tuesday
,,Ih Mrs Barney Stollar. whose c"h"'-
inn remains about the same.
Mir. r. Il Ewing was business '''
or IN Elm Grove. Monday.
Mrs. Earl Wilson and chiIdren. rT Trs
C'hne RHmkc. Monday. or,,od
Wr Edward Earlcwinc was orcratc ca
on for appendicitis at ms nome III N"''''
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-13
8rnithdeld Briefs.

Mrs. DR.. Sink who recently under
went an operation at the Martins Ferry
Hospital, Is now resting comfortably.
much to the satisfaction Of her many
friends.
Miss Ellen Carter underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at Martins
Ferry. Drs. Wilson and Stinard Of
Piney Fork in attendance. Her friends
nicely.
Charles Wolfe and daughter. Thelma.
OF Gregory. South Dakota. are visiting
his father and bothers at this place.
Findlay and Grandma Elliot and other
friends OF Jefferson county.
Ward McHugh and family expect to
move TO Steubcnville in the near future
and engage in the garage business with
his brother Earl.
The Kithcart reunion was held at the
residence of Clyde Elliot near Piney
Fork, June "a. There were present
the children of c. Kithcart Mrs. Sara
Barkhurst. Mrs. Mary Elliot and brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Reynard and
baby Of Adena, spent q few days at
the home Of his father and brother
Howard.
Miss Frances Leech who has spent
some time with her sister. Mrs. D. L.
Buchanan. left for visit with friends
in Chicago and Croydon. Iowa
ton Law school is visiting his parents
Fred SHELTON is spending vacation
with his family on Maple avenue.
The new $4,000 masoleum located
north Of Northern cemetery will be
Rev. W. W. Cans will give the princi-
nal address,
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Beuatre Briefs.

Mrs. George ". Day. Of Gravel Hill,
Will leave for SebrinS this week Tor Il
visit with friends.
Mrs Fred SeabriEht. Of Gravel Hill.
who has been Ill. IS improving.
Mrs. {. ". Kirkland, of Gravel HILL
has returned from visit with friends
at Column uS.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Il. Mckeown. OF Steu-
b"nvllle. are guests of relatives anu
friends here.
Mrs. Scott Littleton; OF Lancaster. o..
is guest Of Mrs. George Mcrtz, Of
kiyervlcw.
Misses Martha and Dorothy Cox have
returned from Il visit al Epworth park.
William Rlancy. Of Muncie Ind. has
returned home after 4 visit with friends
here.
Mrs. Clarence Barrett. OF Gravel Hill,
has gone 10 Canton for visit with
friends.
Abe Lando. of Chicago. is spending a
few days with relatives IN the city
Mrs Charles Beckett, of Gravel Hill,
is visiting her sister. at Burgettstown.
Dr. konn,z. OF Wheeling. will deliver
an address at tho Second Presbyterian
church Friday evening.
4 meeting OF IN, Belmont County
Fish and Game Protective League, Will
be held in the rooms OF the Bellalre
Commercial Club mkt Tuesday evening.
Officers will be elected.
Mrs. William Wcizer. OF this city. has
returned from visit with friends at
Duluth. MINI.
+. Ball and family, of Rarnesvllle. are
moving To this city tn make their home.
\ social will hc given at the Brooks
Ran VI. K. church. by the young ladies
Of the Sunday school.
\ number from this city Will go 70
Wheeling Saturday to participate in the
Loyalty Day parade.
Men, bers Of the Mems Bible class OF
the First Reformed church.. were enter.
tanned last evening at the home OF
Frank Zastudil. on Franklin street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-13
STEUBENV|LLE MAN
IS HIGHLY PLEASED
THROUGH DlSTRlCT-GOT
BIG RECEPTION.
Spontaneous Support Accorded Him by
Men Who Opposed Him Before
News of Steubenvife.

STEUBENVlLLE. O., July 12.-Hon.
". r. Aban has just returned from a
TWO days auto tour across election DIS
tricts in several counties in This con-
gressional bailiwick. Our local can
didate for the Republican, nomination
was highly gratifed by the reception
he met with everywhere. The spon-
!taneous support that was generally
accorded him BY scores Of voters, many
of whom were with other candidates
Two years ago. makes predictions or
ibis success al the primaries on Aug.
9Th seem doubIy reasonable.
Mr.. Alban in his canvass the past
two days and for weeks past has been
mel with this statement on all sides:
We are with you This time and we
understand you are the man that is
going To win. We were not with you
two wears ago, but this time we are
going to vote for YOU and do all we
can for you" This was said by rella-
BILE men in scores Of communities;
men who know winner when they
, see him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-13
TELLS WHAT
TANLAC DOES
IF TROUBLED WITH STOMACH
NERVOUSNESS OR POOR
APPETITE TAKE IT.
ADVICE OF THOUSANDS WHO
TESTED ITS MERIT.

! What the new remedy for stomach
kidney and liver trouble will actually
| do for one troubled with nervousness
stomach troubles and poor appetite is
| told b. Mrs. V. Coleman, As Thlr'
! tennth street, Wheeling.
! II you are very nervous. never Zee
! like eating, are run down and weak
; and feel badly all over, as so many
; do at this time of the year, take Tan
! lac, for it is the advice of Mrs. Cole
man and hundreds Of others here III
Wheeling and vicinity.
; Tanlac is pure combination o'
! herbs. roots and barks. combined &c
. get the best results. and accompany
ling each bottle Of the remedy Will De
found small package Of Tanlac tan
! lets which shSuld be taken as part OF
the treatment so many thousands
arc now praising.
Elderly folks. often troubled with
weakened digestion, kidneys. liver
and bowels, find in this preparation
quick relief from their troubles, and sc
many have endorsed it here. 1t seems
! almost like waste Of money tt
continue advertising medicine when
actually has become household prep
aration among thousands everywhere
| lanIdc Is inc $ita'lou VI
Trimbach. the eminent German chem
list and chief Of the great Dayton
Ohio, laboratory. He devoted years
to the study and perfection Of a rem
rdy for removing the cause of just
such ailments as described, and nc
one should hesitate a moment before
taking Tanlac Neighbors all arounc
us here in Wheeling endorse and rec
ommend it so highly the most skep
tical are forced 10 admit lis genuE't
merit.
| To avoid possible substitution anC
idisanpointment buy Tanlac only of L
II. Griest & Co, the authorized Tan
lac agents here in Wheeling. II is
81 per bottle.-Adv.