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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-22
CAVE MAN W0OlNG LANDS
TULSA GREEK IN CALAB00SE
Louis palaS Arrested nj Napulpn when
lie Flashes Automatic on
Sweetheart.

NWTTW VTTVN VVWVT3 HHT V'H
SAPULPA. okla, March Louis
palas. Tulsa Greek, was trreS,ed
this morning by Patrolman Horny
Gray after he had threatened the ne
of a waitress I'm the Imperial cafe and
drew "A revolver from his pocket. lie
was fined $25 and his gun confiscated
by the officials He was ordered to
leave the city
II is said that palas who was
neatly dressed has been coming here
frequently to see the girl but that
she grew tired of him and lcpulse /
his attentions When she refused 20
listen to his pleas last night, it Is as
serted, he whipped the revolver from
his pocket and threatened to shoot
her He appeared at the care again
this morning and was promptly ar
rested.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-22
SAPULPA GETS REAL WORK
OUT OF CITY PRISONERS
Three Squares Slackcts Get
Two Meals.

Nplln 'ltfN NuuNlA bureau
SAPULPA. Okla, March 21.-This
city has hit upon a plan for inducing
prisoners TO do real work on the new
dam now being quilt across Rock
creek
None Of the prisoners arc urged to
work but those who prete, To sit
around in the cell all day are served
with only two meals and serve out
their time at the rate of 81 lay.
On the other hand, those who care 10
work get their three squares" and
their fines are remitted at the rate
Of 81 a day.
Those who work are not permitted
to LAY down" ON the job as an armed
guard watches them every minute of
the day. The prisoners are blowing
out trees and stumps and grabbing
for considerable distance on each
side of the dam and have made re
murkable headWay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-22

spend all the money necessary In Sc
curing n fair and just assessment. This
permits the assessor to hire all the
deputies he needs Altho the new law
is not in effect the county commits
sion has instructed the assessor to
proceed under this plan.
Old Plan Failure.
Under the old law a deputy was
stationed at each community for four
or five days of the year. Taxpayers
were supposed to personally report
their property to him at that time.
If they did not the lists of the pre-
vious year were used unless the as
SCISSOR knew that ii should be
changed. The effect was that a large
part of the property was underesti-
mated.
County Assessor Hooker has en-
ployod all the assistants he needs and
they are making "A thoro canvass Of
all the real estate They lrs per
mitted to stay in any district as long
as necessary.
Reports Being Raised
Numerous cases of valuations un-
derestimated by property owners in
their reports have been uuearthed.
One taxpayer In the city of Tulsa
placed the value on two pieces of
downtown business property at ) o.
600 After an investigation by tn =
assessors office IL was raised TO
$4,000.
nooker believes that when all the
revised lists are in. the property valu-
alton in Tulsa county will be at least
$4,000, 900 greater than last year.
This will be used by the excise board
as basis upon which to make t!~
annual tax levy when 1t meets in
June.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-22
TAX VALUATIONS
IN COUNTY JUMP
Law Passed by Recent Legisla-
ture Insures More ThOro
Assessment of Property.
WILL LOWER AVERAGE RATE
Equitable Distribution of Levy
Is Object of New System
Being Put in Effect.
WILL LOWER AVERAGE RATE

Tax valuations in Tulsa county will
he increased several million dollars as
a result of thoro assessments beings
made by the county assessor and his
assistants. This will lower the tax
rate and make the levies on the prop
erty owners more equitable.
This change was brought about by
a law passed by the 9Th legislature
authorizing county missioneIs to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-22

Mistress and maid were engaged in
battle of tongues.
How dare YOU talk to me that
way" the mistress demanded. II
never heard such impudencc. You
have q lot of nerve to call yourself a
ladv's maid"
81 cont call myself that now,
ma'am." came the sardonic reply,
"hut vas a lady's maid before ! got
this Job"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-22

LONDON. March 21.-The capture
of forty more villages on the front in
France is announced in the official
statement from British headquarters
tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-22
ee6O6 -

We still position either "914 1905"
the specialists be gotten We
Of these
fooled with We know that things
All good things initiated and the above two articles undoub
BLOOD POISON
initiated We accomplish satisfactory
has been the rule of this office
to
FOR LIMITED TIME WE WILL GIVE THE GENUINE "6o6" OR 914'
While the will
reputation Specialists az Tulsa that the
We will charitable $4,000
This than the
market Remember with this the benefit
and this We
been Tulsa for the past u longer than other Specialist
responsible refer Of
of them ody noncurab Physicians from all
Specialists n treame o
suffering
infected terrible disease BLOOD POISON
and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
TWO STUDENTS
ARE FINED FOR
FIGHT ON DRAFT
ColumbianS Also Must Remain
in Custody Of Officer,

NEW YORK, July l2,-Owen Cattell
and Charles +. Phillips, Columbia stu
dents, who were convicted OF conspiracy
to obstruct the operation OF the draft
law, were today sentenced in the fed
eral court to pay fines of $500 each and
to remain in the custody Of the United
States marshal for one day. Phillips,
IN addition was sentenced to five days
in the custody Of the marshal for refusal
TO register
Phillips and Cattell. members Of an
intercollegiate anti-militarism organza-
ton, were arrested shortly before regis
tration day Miss Eleanor Wilson Par
ker, since graduated from Barnard was
arrested with them When the three
were tried it was brought out that an
anti-draft pamphlet which they prepared
for a printer, was changed from its
original form. The court held that the
evidence did not show that Miss Parker
knew OF this alteration and the jury ac-
quilted her at the courts direction 1t
was left to the jury to decide whether
Cattell and Phillips intended as they
contended in their defense, to modify
the wording Of the pamphlet before it
went out in its final form.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
Interstate Board
to Regulate Car
Service of Nation

. WASHINGTON, July l2-Creation
OF a division of car service to deal
with the movement, distribution and ex-
change interchange and return of
freight cars was announced today by
the interstate commerce commission.
+. II. De Groot has been appointed
chief Of the division. A. G.. Gutheim
will have executive charge of the or
ganization and its operation assisted
by H. {. Barlow.
Through this division the commits
sion will regulate car service through
out the country direct orders to the
carriers with the purpose of dealing
with car shortage and seeing that
troops, war materials and necessary
supplies are moved more quickly.
The new division will develop field
forces quickly and probably will place
agents in many of the great traffic
eentcrs to adjust local shortages, con-
gestions and other problems.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12

Snmmle and Susie, and, being n wise old
rabbit gentleman, n did not take Uncle
Wigglly long TO find n nice tree with n
NIX branch In which swing could be
put.
hut what will we use for ropes1'
asked snmnlc. for hc saw that incIo
Wlggily did not have any.
paws
"Oh. you DON'T" said sammle
Yes, | do You can use Wild grape
vine, can't YOU, Uncle wiggily, snmo as
J uso for jumping roper
Yes. n Wild grape vino would mako
the very finest Kind " swing rope In
tho woods, said the bunny unCle, come,
YOU Dummies must be useful, nH well as
ornamental So get busy. with your strong
teeth, and help me snaw of pieces OF the
vine for ropes
Uncle Wlggly gnnwed some himself,
and with those which SnmmlN and
Susie bltsoff soon there was plenty Of
threw two ends over the tree branch
tied sIp.knots In them, pulled on them
hard sp that the knots slid un toward
the branches and there was as nice a
swing nH heart could wish.
IAN n needs Ia a board to alt on"
said Husle.
And IN make that for YOU" crnd
Toodls Flhttnll, tho beaver boy who
had teeth made on purpose for gnnwlng
SO from poplar tree he knnwed out
swing board and soon Sammlr and
susie were rwayng hnck and forth In
tho grape vine swing under the tree,
giving TOodle n turn now aud then for
having made tho board Tor them.
"nout you want To- swing Uncle
WIgglly7" asked Sammle.
"No. | guess I'm too old said tho
bunny - might get dizzy and fall out.
The my pink nose wouldn't twinkle any
mof, aud hc laughed Hs though that
would be- tho most jolly thing In the
world
nut snmmp aud susio and Toodle had
fun iu the HNing SO dll Johnnie and
ulllo Hush,inil tho squirrels, and Jackie
and lurtio How Wow. the puppy dog
boys. MS we'll h Jolllo aud Jillic Long
tntl, tho mice children
Then when II became too dark for
tho little animal children 20 stay In the
woods any longer they went home 4
But tho grapevine Al-Ang was L>n W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
WAR AMBULANCE
MEN Get INSURED
Tulsa Guardsmen Get Fore
taste of Coming Struggle,

That the government of the United
States thinks enough OF its fighting
ment to insure them against death,
casualty and imprisonment, has been
made public since the declaration OF
war on Germany and the sending OF
the expeditionary forces to France
This is coming home TO the boys OF
the Oklahoma Ambulance Company No.
!. They are now being issued their
insurance II they are killed, injured,
sick or captured they or their chosen
beneficiaries will be protected. BOYS
Of the local company are now signing
their applications for insurance. Al
though the date is drawing quite near
when the ambulance company is sup
posed to be called into camp, and
given training for active service, moth
ing definite has been told the members.
They probably will be KEEP, more or less
in the dark about where they are gong
all along, but this only emphasizes the
necessity OF their being ready to start
on short order to any place.-Tulsa
Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
K|NCF|SHER CITY
WATER SUPPLY IS
DROUTH STRICKEN
Greek Drying Up; Ice Plant
May Close,

KINGFISTIER, Okla, July r.
(Special)-kingiishcr w;I! be without
water il not visited by soaking rain
in the next few days. Uncle Johns
creek, which has been furnishing the
water supply for the town for years, is
at low stage and few more days with
out heavy rain will find the creek
bone dry"
City authorities have become alarmed
at the present situation and have ad-
vised the people to boil all water they
are using from the city supply and to
cut down the consumption as much as
possible. With the drying up of Uncle
Johns creek the ice plant which has
been depending on this same stream for
its supply. will be forced to close. Or
ders to stop sprinkling lawns and gar
dens have been issued by the authorities
and many a pretty lawn and promising
garden will suffer as consequence.
A bond issue for the purpose of build
ing reservoirs and digging deep wells
with which to insure an adequate water
supply for the future is being dis
cussed,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12

under the tree, and that evening. when
Uncle Wigglly had finished reading tho
paper, and N was nearly timn to 40 TO
bed In his hollow stump bungalow. ho
said TO Nurro Jane,
'I think IN take n liltle walk In tho
woods before going to bed Then III
sleep better"
IAN right" answered the muskrRt
lady housekeeper. "But be careful moth
ing catches YOU; II Is very dark"
"rll he careful laughed tho bunny
ms no went out along the path In from,
very far before he cnmc 90 the swing
II wnH swnyinp 10 and fro ma tho wind
blew n In tho darkness
"Hnl Now Ii my chance" said Uncle
Wiggily 81 can swing when no one
cnn see whether | fnll out or not III
just try II little onc"'
Then he hopped up on the swing board
and began 10 pump to. make himself
the bunny uncle, and ho wns hNving lots
of run and not feeling dizzy Mt all, when,
all of n sudden. u voice cried
"Thatll he about ALL You can get
down nowl'
who says so7" asked Uncle wissily
~ do" snapped tho voice.
And who arc your asked brave
Uncle Wlggily, Ellll swinging away hard
~ nm the nkIllcry.scalery alligator Z"
was thr answer, and there are no two
fat twins who look 40 much alike that
can't tell Twecdledum from Tweedle-
dee, to save you now. Here come to
get you"
with that the hlmp tai He'd chan (for
hc II was) made o Jump from who're no
was hiding In the dark behind the bushes
trying to pull Uncle Wlggily from tho
swing
pId the alligator get tho bunny rab-
bltf
tlo did not
rnce Wigglly suddenly gave an ex.
ira long, strong and big swing and,
holding his hind paws straight out I'm
front NJ him. he bumped into that ALI.
gator, swing board paws, twinkling
nose, tall silk hat, rheumatism crutch
and ell-and the gator was ssnt spin
ming head over tail In a double somer-
snult and peppersault. and when he
picked himself w Uncle WISELY had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
LISTEN TO THIS!
SAYS C0RNS LIFT
RIGHT OUT NOW

You reckless men and women who
are pestered with corns and who have
at least once week invited an awful
death from loekjaw or blood poison
are now told by a Cincinnati authority
to use a drug called ireesonc, which
the moment few drops are applied
to any corn, the soreness is relieved
and soon the entire corn, root and alt
lifts out with the fingers.
II is a sticky ether compound which
dries the moment IL Is applied and
simply shrivels the corn without he
flaming or even irritating the surroand.
ing tissue or skin. II "a claimed ~
quarter of an ounce of freesooe Wnt
cost very little at any Of the 80
Sores, but Is sufficient to rid oo6S ~
OF every hard or sok corr 60 eduoA
You are further warned that cvltl n
at . corn y . suicidal habltrAlA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
Japan Not Behind
Chinese Monarchy

TOXIC, July l2.--In the diet today
Vi.count Motono, foreign minister said
he wished to make the unequivocal dec
laration that Japan had nothing to dc
with the attempt to restore the mon
srchy in China. Japan declined a re-
quest from General Chang Hsun, the
monarchist leader, for mediation, mere
ly delivering his message to 'ruan Chi
Jul, commander OF the republican
forces Regarding the European war
the foreign minister said it was impos-
sible to foretell what developments
might come and that Japan must be
united TO assist in attaining victory.
The scaroer fresh vegetables are, the
more valuable are the canned ones.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
l)QlFN66W
AmHlShLS
MMoAa60 0dzIS
unele wloolIy and the swlno

Copyright. 1917, by Mcclure Newspaper
syndcate)
It)H. UNCLE wlGGlLY, you will
make II for uH, won't you"'
" And one that will ~ away
up high, pleased
sammio and Susie Littletall the two
rabbit children. came running out 10 the
hollow stump bungalow where uncla wig
glly Longearr tho rabbit gentleman, lived
with Nurse Jane Fuzzy WuErS the
muskrnt lady housekoeper
Now, don't YOU two rabbit bunnles
come ho'hcrinH Uncle Wlggily' spoke
Nurse Jnue though shc snil II I'm n very
each a sugar carrot cookie ns she said
t. lie has no time to do things for YOU
Hop along
watt Wait" cried Uncle wIEgly
himself In his most Joyous voice What
ls II you want. SRmmle and SuHlc7'
oh, We want YOU 10 put W. up a
swing they answered I'VE have no
school now, and we can swing all day
long Please. Uncle wlggily. won't you1'
well, I guess I can hardly say no
when YOU ask mo that way" nnHwered
the bunny, and Susie cried
oh II YOU 10 I'll give You Scotch
Il like them" said rn,le Wiggil,. so
Susie Kissed him Scotch fashion which
she dld hy taking hold Uf hIs pink.
twlnklng nose M one paw, and his long
ear In the other and kissing him right
between them
Now | must surely make swing
laughed the bunny uncle
bo out lie went 10 tho woods uL->
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
Ft. Sill Officers
Know Nothing of
Guard Movement

FORT SILL, Okla, July l2-(Spe-
cial)-Captain Mark Tobin, regimental
adjutant OF The Firs, Oklahoma regi-
men,, national guard, declared today
that no officers of the regiment had
information relating to possible move
men, OF the guard when it is drafted
finally into federal service in August
Washington press dispatches yesterday
were to the effect ,ha, the Oklahoma
regiment would be sent to Fort Worth
Texas, and the guards OF Kansas and
Missouri brought to Fort sill
Under the existing censorship rules.
however, Captain Iobln could not in
dicate 6blcy the probable destination
OF the guard, even though he knew
Can for home use in glass containers,
as tin cans may be scarce,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12

night or day.
Then got Cu,icura Soap and Oin,.
ment After | had used one cake OF
Cu,ioura Soap and one box OF Cuticura
Ointment he was healed (Signed)
Mrs Bertha HuneyoW, X. !, Oakboro,
N c., Feb. 3, 1917,
Prevent further trouble by using
Cuticura Soap for the toilet.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address post card: "Cuticura,
Dept. II, Boston" Sold everywhere.
Soap 2Sc. Ointment Is and SOC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
ARMY AVIATION
SCHOOL May Be
PUT At DEWEY
City Donates Square Mile of
Land for Flying Field,

BARTLESVlLLE, Okla. July H.
(Special)-Joe Bartlcs, wealthy Indian
of Dewey has telegraphcd from Wash
ington to Mayor l.. V. Ford OF Dewey
that he has an excellent chance Of OBJ
tanning an army aviation school in
place of the private school he had been
attempting TO promote. lie asked
the mayor to secure options on square
mile Of land free from trees and bitches.
The option has been secured and Bartles
has been informed by telegraph that
the ground is suitable for flying pur.
poses and easily accessible.
The government is looking for suit
able sites for aviation schools apart
from the regular army posts, and il is
stated reliably that army inspectors
have approved OF the ground around
Dewey A large sized tract is required
so that numerous airmcn who will be
in action simultaneously will have
plenty of room to make their starts and
to land safely.
One Of the principal things the gov
ernment insists upon is that clean civic
conditions surround the schools, and
these conditions are. well met at Dewey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
Breeders Buy
Fine Cattle

KINGFISHER, Okla, July H.
(Special)-Sellars & Son, breeders OF
thoroughbred Hereford cattle in this
county, have lately purchased four
cows and two calves from the famous
Overton Harris herd OF Hereiords at
Paris, Mo. During the sale lately held
at Paris, one bull from this herd sold
for S7,500. The Sellars & Son stock
farm lies a few miles southwest of
Kingfisher, and is considered one OF
the best in the state
II you have more preserving jars
than YOU can fill lend them to a neigh
Dor who will make them work for the
nation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12

In 1883 Mark Twain received from
Yale college the degree OF master of
arts, and the same college made him
doctor of literature in 1901 A year
later the university OF his own state,
at Columbia, Mo, conferred the same
degree, and then, in 1907, Oxford ten
dered him the doctors robe,
Il don't know why they should give
me degree like that" he said, quaint
ly 81 never doctored any literature; !;
wouldn't know how"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
CiTYBRIEFS

Check Suspect Arrsstsd-.-On complaint
OF A. ID. Wikerson. salesman OF Orh-
klefeker- wallace company. produce deal
ers, the pollce today arrested j. &. ia
cobs, alleged to have passed n worthless
check The defendant will be turned over
today to the county.
StockdaIs TO Speak at Picnic - Frank
Stockdnle will be tho principal speaker
at the grocers' picnic at Belle Isle July
10. II was decided at a committee meet
ing which made final arrangements
last night. II was reported that prac-
tically every grocery and butcher shop In
the city VIII he closed the day OF tho
picnic,
Fire Insurance. Wal rs. Tar Upshaw.
ADV
| Many CandIdatss-Cand for sec
| Rotary OF state are becoming numerous
Among those who have tossed their
sombreros In the circle are Senator o. J.
Logan, Charles McCafferty. Col w II.
Hlnds, Joe s. Morris. Judge Jarrett Todd
and w. J. Marshall
Ed l.. Hahn. Funeral Home. w. 22.-Adv.
Country May Draft Doctors The coun-
try may draft doctors and nurses into
war scrvtpc unless they show more ac.
tivity In volunteering. declared Dr IIor-
ace Reed In n speech to Red Cross nurses
hcro yes'eTuay'
cu.. o,,, n.
city commission and number OF city
employees last night attended n dance at
.ne .eser.eH chinp. Ihe mop was
r.nseu on ,ms Spacious por'h OF tho com
'"'s'n'S ou''ui"s
ALLEGED to'terers Arrestsd-Roy Cogs-
wen, phlnsclotnes num- lnHt night arrest
ed seven persons nj 2bI7 West Grand
avenue Against hlS oi them charge
ot loiterinH was docketed ana against the
seventh charge OF running disurdcrly
house. All VIII be tried In police court
tomorrow afternoon.
signed to duty with the recruiting party
for the regular army in Oklahoma were
| today promoted to the rank OF sergeant
and three. prlyates. first-clsss, advanced
to corporals Those promoted 10 sergeants
are Corporals Roy G. smith. Bcninmin "
Hicks and William T. Harrison, Tho
prIyatrs first class. promoted 10 corpor-
ali. include. Arthur e. shocker. Frank
L. Mayer and Henry q. Wagner.
Uhi,fieId ,oc,ui,,ny oSf,ce, 10, ,ha 80
uIer nruv In this siote IA today ins,.ci
Inc tho rccruiting station a, Ardmnrn 10
III. ,h.,rc. from, pLIahnma rl,y ron,.I,
' nj, ...,s,on, ,a"r,,i,tn, III.
@ ",,v =. ,n o',.e,
.ol W." su,e !" '""iso VI 'ho 'oeai
''''u'''"s o'"'''',
nowsru w u ", howhtu' nate
auuloI, F,t tou"y lor uha lo spcnu
me rest VI 'ho "eoh '"ero oh OFFICIAL
uuhlhess'
NoW eenoou'e 70 pe rheo-ihe cor
pote,oh coihrlss'ph touhy gthnten per
mission 20 the ok'anoinn Ias ana El"o,r!c
company 70 tlP heW Scpeuulo OF ught-
ing rates IN hcvorunnce WIN ,he hsree-
lnent mano WIN ,ho 1hainocr ot Com
Ineice me scheuule WIN provide de-
crease OF en- percent III COST ana was
eiectlVe MAY J.
,-s O.,
witnesses tesufled before District Judge
plhilrlu To-Day IN the Injunction SUIT
against an anesed roauhouse conducted
by jim pnpreo north or tho Fair
Grounds Ihry testified that they had
purchased peer ~ puprces place. Aflfr
sued perpetual Injunction against pu-
nreH ehlolh'hs MN from again operating
the pace
,. mt, ,.--.-.
boys 10 ne'orms,ory-Ihreeb boys were
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12

skin was sore and red,
and the pimples burst and
ran, and afterwards turned
into sore erup,ions, The
surface OF the skin was
almost one solid eruption
so that his face was badly
disfgurcd. 1t caused
itching and burning so
that he could not sleep
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
of July are past due II not paid by
S p. m, of the 10th service will be dis
continued. Pioneer Tel & Tel Co..
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-12
Eczema On Boys
Face and Arms
Broke Oct In Pimplex Badly Dis
figured. Itching and Burning So
Could not Sleep. Cuticura Healed
At a Cost Of Only 75e.

"My boy had eczema which first be-
gan TO break out In pimples, his arms
and face being mostly affected. The