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The Washington herald., 1917-06-23

fat, l5ale; do. small, poor. Isals; pIseouA old.
Per pair, o. do, young, pair. %.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN ERUTTS-Pota-
toes. white Western Maryland and Pennsyl-
IAnia. bushel, 3.75si.O0; do. New York Stsie.
bushel. 3.75al.oo; do, Eastern Shore Maryland
and Virginia, No. I. bushsl. 375AL0o; do,
nearby. bushel box. 37saiOO; new potatoes Not
folk and Hampton Roads LSoas 90; do. Charles
ton, primes, barrel. l.5la7.Oo; do. seconds. bar
rel 9.OJa5 %; do, culls barrel, 20Oa5.o0; do.
YORK River, barrel, T0117 30; do. Rappahanncck,
No. !. barrel, 7.s0as.0o. Apples, New York State,
No. /. bDL. I.t0a5.5O; do. No 2 bbl.. s.5Oa3.I5;
asparagus. Maryland and Virginia. No. !. doZ..
l.oOal5O; do. No. . doz-. eON75; hans. Charles
ten, gresn has. I.75J2.25 do, pearl. bas. Sea
LIZ; do. wax. basket, l.SoA2O0; do, Norfolk,
basket. 2.s0a275; beets. Southern, bunch, zai
do. RappahannOck. Lunch. lisa2; ulsckberries.
Southern, quart, loal5; cabbage. Eastern Shore
Virginia, barrel. l.6Sl.75; do. Norfolk, harTel.
l,50ll IS; d.. Charleston. crate l5C4l.T5; celery.
Florida. crate. I.5Ca2.50; cherries Maryland
rcd. n. Sal; fancy white wax per D.. 6aI /;
eAntslolpss. Florida. crate, eO0s3.0; corn.
Florida, crate. 2O8a250, cUcumbeTs, Charleston,
basket, l5Oa20O: do, Norfolk basket. L5Oa2Oo:
harrel, 252a3.00; egsplants. F1Orids crate. 2.5oA
$50; grapefruit, Florida. To size. box. 3.Ooa
i!o0; EpOseberses, Maryland ard Virginia.
greSn. n. 3ai; bHckIebeITieS Southern. Qt.,
IOal3; kale. Norfolk, barrel. !5al.Oo; native.
buShel box, l5s5; lettuce. North Carolina,
basket. S0a75; Virginia, basket, 25ASo: native.
busbsl boX.29: onions Texas-BeImuda. crate.
l SOal.7S; spring. 100 bunches. l.oONl.5o; new.
Virginia. basket, LOoal.SO; peaches. Southern.
crate. l.5Oa2.T5: peas. Anne Arundel. bushel.
Llesl50; peppers, Florida. crate. S0)A3.5o;
radishes, native, white. 100. ENal.00: do. long
rrd. 100, z5ajo; rhubarb. nearby, 20 bunches.
l .5ea2 %; spinach, native. buSbel bCK. na2s;
squash. South Carolina, crate. l.Ooal5o; straw
baFriss Eastern Shore Virginia. ct, 6a9; Rap
pahlnnock, qt.. Gas, Eastern Shore. MarylHDd.
O., Gas; Anne Arundel. Of, 6alO; tomatoes,
Florida, fancy. carrier. l.I5s20o; do, choice.
carrier. L5oal.75; do. ordinary. carrier. lOOal3;
watermclOns. FIogidA and Georgia. 100, 2n0OsS0.oQ
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
Federal employees
Hold NOMINATIONS
Entire Membership to Vote for Con,
vention Delegates.

After a stormy debate over the
method Of nominating the five or more
delegates who will represent the local
Federal Employees Union at the con-
Yention of the fifty unions throughout
the country. meeting in Washington
September II, the representatives OF
Federal Employees Union, No. 1850,
comprising in its membership some
:. 400 employees, at a special meeting
last night voted that the entire MEM
bership Of the union should have the
right to vote on the delegates to the
convention which will frame the con-
posed National Union of Federal En-
ployes. The meeting was presided
over by the president Of the union,
H. NJ. McLarin.
J. S. Beach, of the Interior Depart
ment. presented a resolution calling
for the naming of the delegates by the
board Of representatives. V. Z.
Kaiser, Of the Treasury Department.
opposed this method as ''unheard OF.
undemocratic, and unwise," and pre-
sented a petition signed by 800 mem
bers OF the union which called for the
election OF the delegates by a refer
endum vote. The following delegates
were nominated viva voce:
Miss Cornelia Lyme, Miss Lillian
Keithley. Miss F. f. Etheridge, ]. G.
Gurley, ]. W. Ginder, ". L. Kaiser,
J. II. Hurley. president Of the District
]. Neumyer, E. r. Reynolds, ]. W.
Darney, Miss Helen Smith, H. NJ. Nc
Larin, DR.. c. Z. Reid. Bert Russell,
Mr.. Lawrence, B. W. PAYNE. W. Car
son Ryan, George W. Squires. and
Jeremiah Connolly.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
CHAMBER Will help
LOCAL High SCHOOL
Appropiates $500 to Garry on
Summer Work Here. ]

An appropriation OF 500 for the sum
mer high school was made by the
board Of directors OF the Chamter
Of Commerce at the regular monthly
meeting last night.
Miss Alice Deal. principal OF the
summer school, said that only go
pupils could be accommodated on the
appropriation made by the District
and that already SIS have registered.
IL Is planned TO have the other civic
organizations give the balance Of 500
necessary for extra teachers and eN-
penses for the excess number.
The directors also voted TO give four
prizes for the Fourth OF July races
Of the life-saving corps Of the WASH
ingeon Swimming Club.
The directors voted unanimously 10
endorse and TO assist in the movement
for the introduction Of the two-pIa-
tOon system In the District fire de-
partment.
On July II. the annual outing OF
the Chamber Of Commerce will be held
at Chesapeake Beach.
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ALEXANDRIANS FORM
LFE-SAVING CORPS
Man in Bathing Saved From Drown
ing by Strenuous Efforts.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
z. L knight a Son,
6nS King Street

The HERALD BUREAU,
z. 4 Knight 4 Son,
snS2 King Street
Elexandria, Va. June IA life
saving corps, to be known as the Old
Dominion eSoat Club Life-saving
der the jurisdiction Of the Alexandria
chapter Of that organization, has been
organized with nineteen members of
the Old Dominion Boat Cub. These
officers have been chosen: ]. 7. Pres
ton, president; John L. Curtin. vice
president; c. p. McKenna, secretary
treasurer; DR.. Z. A. German, medi-
cal officer: o. Ashby Reardon, cap
tain; George r. Dickson, the latter Of
Washington. instructor; Carroll Pierce,
jr., and A J. Pohl, jr., mates.
Mr.. Dickson, who is head Of the In
dependent Life-saying Corps of Wash
ington! will give first instruction to
the class at the boat club house at II
O'Clock Sunday morning. After the
members become proficient in their
work and pass the required eXamina-
tfon they will be entitled to wear a
Red Cross badge and the uniform Of
the corps.
J. T. Preston, jr.. and Louie G.
Davis, members Of the hospital-corps
Of this city. and DIR. Strott, in charge
at the training station at Quantico,
Va, proved heroes yesterday when
they succeeded in saving a man named
Leffler from drowning.
Davis. Strott, and Leffler were in
bathing. Leffler commenced to sink.
Davis and Strott went to him and
finally called for help. Young Preston.
who was on shore, got in a launch and
came to their assistance. After half
an hours work they succeeded in re-
suscitating Leffler.
Recruiting for Company G, First
day. This company up TO tonight had
received a total of twelve recruits, IN
cluding five transfers, bringing its
membership to lOl
Arthur Grigsby. colored, charged
with stealing a gold watch and chain
from the residence Of Maurice Ben
the action Of the grand jury in the
Police Court today. The theft oc-
CURED Tuesday night according to
Bennett. Grigsby was arrested in
Washington yesterday and the time
piece recovered. He was brought here
by Sergeant Scott. Policemen Kerns
and Rswlett, who were accompanied
by Sergeant Cox.
Contributions amounting 10 g, 800
nave Deen received lnus lar DA lne
committee in charge Of the campaign
for the Red Cross, Gardner L. Boothe.
chairman OF the general committee
of arrangements, announced.
A final decree for divorce on the
grounds Of desertion was given to-
day in the Corporation Court in the
suit OF Mary J. Clark against James
F. Clark. Attorney Robinson Mon
cure represented the plaintiff.
Governor Stuart has designated
Judge Frank B. Whiting. Of Berry
vile, to hold the remainder of the
June term OF the Circuit Court for
Alexandria, beginning Monday. He
will take the place of Judge J. B. T.
Thornton, who is i'll.
Mrs. Amanda E. Harris. 81 year old.
widow of Augustus Harris, died last
night at the home of her son-in-law,
Henry Spivey. OF Del Ray, AleNan-
dria county. The body will be shipped
tomorrow morning to Clarkson, Ga.
for burial.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE

New York. June 22-Dun's Review
viii say tomorrow.
All other business features are over.
snaooWed BY the price situation which
oaily becomes more extraordinary
NssotwlthstAnoing the rapid and prac-
ncaliy unchecked rise for many
materials and partially manufactured
and finished products continue and
that' even more striking levels may
conceivably be reached is everywhere
considered. That such facts appear
" not surprising. however. for gov
eountry's leading industrfes are IN
creasingly importune and the grow
ing shortage OF supplies with the
stedotly enhanced costs OF productions
nave naturally accentuatad the
strength OF commodities. Reaction has
no., not hiogleslly occurred in some guar
ters from time 70 time. but II has
centefed mainly in speculative chan
nels and more IL heard each week
OF the reluctance of manufacturers 20
sell. either because their plants are
ta1ed 70 the utmost capacity and
the belief that the markets must in
evitably go still higher.
The labor scarcity which Is likely
70 become intenEihed as men are with
drawn from productive enterprise and
the strikes at scattered points. i'm
poses restraint upon industrial activi-
Ties while deliveries are delayed BY
the continued drawbacks in trans
portation and better than regular list
quotations are frequently offered n
cases where rush shipments are re-
qutreo. There Is accommodating eyi-
dence that the extreme prices are cur
falling purchases by consumers both
of essentials and luxuries, and though
the Anxra1nruaa.N ~
Bile temperatures over q wide area
has proved q distinct stimulus to
retail branches generally. The prac-
tce Of economy and retrenchment Is
spreading. but consumption remains
notably large under the conditions and
the Improvement IN wheat crop pros
poets has strengthened confidence IN
The business outlook.
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picked, milk-fed. fancy selected. ISL; weighing
pounds and over apiece, 26; do, "a pounds
apiece. "a; do. pounds apiece. 22a23. Fowls
in barrels. fincy. dry-picked. iced. weighing Z
pounds and over apiece, 2i1: smaller sizes 2a2i !;
old rOosters, dry.picked. lslE; broiiers. Jersey
fancy. 46a5O; do. other nearby weighing lEas
pounds apiece, STas0; smaller sizes, SOs8 tur-
keys, fresh-killed. per lb, Western, best here. .
as; common, aDa22; nearby spring ducks, 23a24 !;
squads. per dozen, white, weighing 1lal2 pounds
45si.S; do. saIO pounds. 36Oai.lO: do, )
pounds, 3.0oaSlO: de-. pounds, 2.5Oa275; do.
sa6h pounds. l75s2.2o: dark. l.50s22O; smaH
and No. 2 50al25.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. June 22.-MoDey on call at the
Stock Exchange opened at Ter cent high, y
per eent; IoE, per cent; closing So per cent.
Most Of the days loans were made at Per
cent
Tine money Ess in good demand. notably for
shOrt-term maturities for which per cent was
paid Longer maturities were a fraction lower
for acreptably secured loans. but those secured
By miscellaneous securities, especially Of the
les active industrials were quoted higher.
Mercantile paper was Practically featuTeless.
Nearly all the usual buyers were out Of the
market they have been for the past fort
night. Many good names were in eight waiting
for a change in conditions which will bring a
fine assortment into the market. Rates nominal
at 5a5il per cent for highest names
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NEW YORK PR0DucE.

New York. June 2. 2.-BUTTER-steady; re-
eeipts. l6,lAj tubs. Creamery higher than eK.
traS. S9a3sA; creamery extras, s2score, SsSa3sx
hrsts. G3sa33h; seconds, 51Ea37
EGGS-ITegular; receipts, Il. .S5s crates. Fresh
gathered extras, &a3s; fresh gathered storage
packed frsts, Ss1sa544; fresh gathered nrsts, IA
9; State, Pennsylvania and nearby Western
hennery whites. fine to fancy, 4a4l; State
PennsylIania, and nearby hennery browns, Sa59.
CHEEsE-steady; receipts. 6.s55 boxes. State,
fresh specials S%a23; do, average nun. 22xa225k
POULTRY-Dressed quiet prices unchanged.
Live quiet; no prices quoted.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York, June 2-Increased anxiety over
the outlook for the new crop and indications
that liquidation recently has been thorough
we're responsible for a sharp advance in prices
for cotton today. Dealings continued light.
Offerings on the whole were small. There was
another extraordinary quiet opening and only
about q dozen transactions were made in all
the options on the call.
The tone was steady, prices being two points
lower to nine points higher. The market showed
increasing strength hate in the morning.
The afternoon market was duh and irregular,
though exhibiting q finn undertone. Private
reports telling Of great improvement in crop
conditions IN North Texas during the past two
weeks led to some increase in the late afternoon
offerings. -.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. June El-BUrTER- Fancy stock
sold fairly and ruled finn. with supplies well n-
der control Quote: Western solid-packed cream
ery fancy specials. 81; extra, ssa4o; extra arsts.
average extras tOaf: firsts, ssass; seconds, aiss
q; special brand Of prints jOhbing at i5sls
EGGs--FIns eggs firmly held, with demand ab-
sorbing the limited onerines. We quote:
In free cases. nearby hsts, ION per standard
case; current receipts. go Ter case; Western
extra frsts. 100 per case; hsts $50 per case;
fancy selected fresh joobinE at Soa41 per dozens
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls, as to quality. 2laD,
ROSTERS. hall; spring chickens, not Leghorns,
plump yellow-skinned. weighing 1iia2 pounds
apiece, SaS; Frins chiekens, not Leghorns,
ducks. Pekin. nazl; DO, Indian runners. i7ais:
pigeons. old. per pair. zsas; do. young. pair,
DRESSED PouLTRy-Knuls "A "a hox an.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
UTILITIES FEATURE
OF LOCAL EXCHANGE
New York Shows Slight Increase on
Quiet Market.

Transactions were again largely IN
Emall lots on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday. with public uttl-
ity stocks aud bonds furnishing the
bulk Of the business. Capital Traction
was steady at %. A sale OF Railway
recorded at 20. the bid figures of the
last few days but three points lower
than the last previous transaction.
Washington Gas shares were In
clined to weakness, selling on to Y 3-l
and to 72 SIS.
Capital Traction IS. arm. los; Rail-
way -, nominal; Potomac Electric
first mortgage IS, 1O1, and Grapho-
phone IS, small bonds, 1O0A.
A small liberty bond was sold on the
local exchange, the first. at par and
one-fifth.
Directors of the Federal National
Bank have declared the regular divi-
dend for the semi-annual period of .
per cent; books closing June rs, pay
able July !.
The total transactions on the Wash
ington stock Exchange for the week
ended today, $50 shares of stock and
Sl6,150 face value, bonds.
The following analysis OF the New
York market situation was receivevd
late yesterday afternoon by w. B.
Hibbs & Co. from Logan & Bryan,
their New York correspondents:
Prices in the main were higher The
trading, however, was not of great
breadth. and seemed to represent in
large part the backing and filling of
the professional element. There was
not much of variety or interest in the
days session, aside from the reports
which had to do with the problem OF
hiking steel prices. The position OF
the industrials in the market Is some
what improved, though we believe a
further equalizing process will have
to occur before enduring advances in
that section of the market can again
be promoted"
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. June 2.-Forty-two million buIshel,
OF wheat for Kansas. This sentence was hash.
ed over the wires today and it caused a big sur.
prise in the wheat trade Of the world. The re-
port was official as it was complied BY the
secretary Of agriculture Of the ''sun Flower
State" -
There are good Judges Of wheat conditions out
side Of the official estimates and who nave Iook.
ed OVER the State Of Kansas carefully and who
estimate the crop at 5.mo.OoO TO TO,WooI
buzhels
There was an advance Of cents In July wheat
and the September was up 81 cents today.
shHrtS were eager buyers Of both futures.
Both oats and corn were higher WITH corr
gaining 2aiA cent? and oats RaIx cents. The
feature Of the market for hog products was the
buying Of ribs by shippers :
FurnlShed by W.. B. HIhha a Ca
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
In the World of Finance and Trade
TRADING UNCERTAIN
ON new YORK MARKET
Speculation On Cotton Market Re
dueed 10 Almost Nothing.
(By International News Service.

CBy International News ssryIee.)e
NeN York, June Z4-Trading vas un-
certain In the stock market today
and the net changes recorded were
not significant. Traders attempted 20
scalp here and there. but OF genuine
investment buying there was almost
none. A few specialties were Well
purchased. but news developments of
the day excited no pool activity.
About the only news OF importance
was q private message smuggled
through from Germany to a banker
notifying him that conditions have
suddenly become very desperate In
that country. There was no explapa-
ton, but the. source Of the informa.
ton leads the banker TO believe that
something of Importance has develop
ed.
Cotton went wild again with an adj
vance in some options OF more than
$ q bale. Speculation on the cotton
exchange has been reduced to almost
nothing, a condition which in itself
is enough to cause wild fiuctuation-
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, June E--H0GS-Receipts, eo!ooo
weak, mostly Is 10 % cents below yesterday q
average. Buk. ls25aIS.so; light. Is.S0a15.To
mixed, H.s5aNoo; heavy, As5als.lo; rough. h.S5
aI5l5: ries, ll.ooA1l9.
CATTLE-Receipts, 900; unsettled Native
beef cattle, S.tAl3o; stockers and FEEDER, 6soa
100; COWS and heiiers, s.uGll-7o; calves. lLOoa
575
sHEEP-Receipts. 500; strong wethes,
alsal2!o; lambs, Il!oosl67b; springs, HlsOGls.Oo.
Pittsburgh. June 2-HoGs-Receipts, $50;
active. Heasies, B.lsai6zD: heavy yorkerIr le ooa
H0S: light yorkeIs, IS 1sais.p; ptrz, HIsalsO
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 51o; steady.
Top sheep. u-eo; top ltnhs laoe.
cALyEs-RecsiptA hi essdy, 1pR IkR
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
MARRIED.

day. June {. 1917. at Washington,
ID. c, MARY AGNES McGARRA-
GHY and CHAPIN BROWN BAC-
MAN. No cards
WOOD-SIMPSON. On Thursday. Juns
q, 1917. at Alexandria. Va, by Rev.
]. F. Jackson. WILLIAM n.
WOOD and AUDREY NJ. SIMP-
son, both OF Washington.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS.

New York. June 22-Bank eleaEings in the
United states for he week ending June 2, as
reported to Brandstreet's Journal. New York!
aggregate S S9 l55 Co., against S6.l54.s0 900 last
week and 3, n. 81 900 in this week last year.
Canadian clearings aggregate SE.T5Soo0. as
aaainst ssBz3O0O last week and Sl9 coo in
this week last year. following are some Of the
returns for this week and last with percentages
Of change shoIn this week, as compared with
this week last year:
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Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES
Liberty Loan SIS, SO at 100 1850
Capital Traction. 8 at 70. at TO-
Washington Railway 4 Electric, CON-, 3 at 10
Washington Gas, at IN. at TN, at ia,
. at T2N.
Lanston. l at 50.
After call:
Capital Traction S.. $50 at l0s.
Potomac Electric ist Is. s., 900 at l0l.
Capital Traction, at 70.
Washington Gas, at T24, 5 at TN
American Grsphophons 6. 500 at lOGx, $40
at IOOA
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN

Baltimore. June 2-WHEAT-Cosed dull and
nominal No. = red spot. IS; No. red West
ern, spot, go
CoRN-CloSed irmer. Spot and June, l.sOlS
OATS-Market frmer. Standard white, 7Siza7I
No. white. T21ia73.
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BORN

KAUFFMANN-To Mr.. and Mrs Ru-
dolph Max Kaufman. on June Il.
1917, at Champaign, Ill, a son.
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Furnished by n. L. Carpenter 4 Co.
New York.
New Orleans.
COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.

New York. June 2.-The government report
OF crude oil. refined oil and seed equivalent to
about 1.o4o0o barrels of cottonseed oil ~ q
May 81. 1911.
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Mount Alto Inn-Grass, Trees,
flowers. breeze; cool, quiet, restfui.
eau West 1so0.-Advs #
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OIL SECURITIES.
MINING STOCKS.

Furuished By W. W. Easterday & Co. Inc
GOLDFIELDS.
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oeDnish.ss ,. n m. Tribune Assoc s.- rsrs Tribune,
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23

The total transactions on the WASH
ington Stock Exchange for the week
ended today, go shares of stock and
Sl6,15Q, face value. bonds.
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23

Directors of the Federal National
Bank have declared the regular divi-
dend for the semi-annual period of .
able July ].
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23
NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

New YOrk, June g.-FrOm 20 p. m. to
The Washington herald., 1917-06-23

Recruiting for Company G, First
Virginia Regiment, speeded up to-
day. This company up TO tonight had
received a total of twelve recruits, IN
cluding five transfers, bringing its
membership to lOl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-21
DIFFICULTIES OF THE SCHOOL BOARD

tgdrora Noe.Ths of article on fhe dhn-
oult Of prepared 8epofnoaden 81 o. Duncan
upon request o BoardJ
A. stated probably shall
have next year population that 200 u ten
nothing % relieve eondi
ions shall such congestion as
render Impossible faco So teacher
Justice than pupils ald he board has ea
there increase 10 our teach
year Will be impossible Keep tho maximum down
that likely viii bc tits, ana oven MORE
Ia
m the district further 10 debt and
employ could place three teach
srs the the third Of Pok
stree, Buchanan school unocu'
pied mang egt relieve conditions 30
nr o. congestion s would mean an almost
complete change n boundary lines would much dia.nion
tho people
vsr pota, north Of Fourth street and
the s ana seventh grades Tenth would have 10 90 90
buchanan u Johnson school would have TO ran
further south after 90 m territory on the aorh
ale bad m the ucan 10 The buchanan
school approval ~ good many people ana
~ question the people would rather send their ehor',
s building ON r w street. ih third story N Polk street and across
ne railroad school down INTO their pockets and p1
., m nar. satisfactory ho pupils 80 shall have n" a
r "a a a. peopr vu have "a decide Tor mom'o1 af ne
aa f . board a requesting m scrs OF articles 20 De- frn vas
s. D.. ..lc te .rd II ft.1 aa - o.. m.'f flih ''y
M rather ao fy decide without additional room or
.feIrf force they 20 blame bot ucHa for oe ra
condition.. most tL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-21
"NOTHING LESS THAN
WONDERFUL WHAT
TANliC Did F0R Me-
HAS GAtNFp FORTY NDS AND
All ms TERRlBLE STU
FEHING - OVER.

- have actually gained forty
pounds since taxing Tanlac and feel
ike man with new lease on
life, said d. s. O'Neil. a weli-known
employe of the Oiallin supply Co..
residing al lGi7 Perry street. Den
yer. Colo. recently.
Il had been laid up aiih rheuma-
tism for five months. continued Mr..
O'Nell. and my left leg vas swollen
up 90 twice So natural size. ] suf-
.ered from head 20 foot in everp
Joint. also had pleurlsy az the same
time and anyone could have heard
INC blocks AWAY holloNin ! was In ~
much misery Ny liver Was out OF
order. my Kidneys bothered me and
my stomach vas 80 upset that there
we're many things ! couldn't eat. !
did ail could irving 10 get relief
0ut nothing helped me.
u iali you ] came very near pass
'rr olt and really thought ! would.
ON June the sixteenth. Z began TAX
Inp Tan'ae and on the ninth Of July
went 10 wors tlll taking Tanlac.
rslalig 10 weigh, and strength al
Tho nmr. and I haze boon working
regular ever since thHt day. al he
cil.ng a. gone and I don't know
what suffering is ant more ! can
ert anything I want a much as
plc' and bate gained al OF forty
u0uu1a in weight I have no rheu-
m1tism now. no sign of plourisy or
any other trouble iu fact, I'm a
poi fnctly well man and feel that IT'S
nothing less than wonderful what
Tanlae has done for me. ! can rec
1mmend Tanlac believing ! am tell
inr the people about q medicine that
will help them and ! wouldn't De
without II again for any amount Of
mouoy."
Tanloc g. sold IN Amarillo by J.
Vs. Collins DRUG Company,
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