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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29
>ow,TA CoUNTy-The Big

OI COMPANY No g. A W. WINS. IS
good for barrels
The OId on d Gas Go. No o. " Y.
Parish form 600 the north hair of the
r0r'tsaHt of lO--5-l6. is 2-barrel
we'll
Same company 40. s. S. VI. Gro
rr.s farm iu the southeast Of the
..'haset q 3-25-lt is a 1-barrel
..I
Tho Whiterock OH y Gas GO. No
ft IS T wilkinson farm TN the
fha3st ~ The southeast Of t-25-l6
HaB.-. barrels. No. - is making
barrels.
d. r Campbell has 9-bnrrcl
rfrrer Iu so 2S ON the f.. A Sack
f.rm .7 The northeast OF the southeast
of s-I5-I6
The Markham, Sinclair and Gypsy
$50. D. ON the Dempsey in 1l-26-l Is
drilling at 500 feet
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

LOST AND FOUND 7
BULL PUP, ENGLISH-Rewsrd for the re.
turn of four.months old; wearing studded
leather collar. Phone Usage 273a.
DOG Lost-0ne white poodle dog: not clear
liberal reward. Return TO 1ll0 East Fifth.
DOG-Iost, Pekenegse dog; black, long hair,
big eyes. flat nose. Return to ia West
Fitth and receive reward. Phone o'ase
DOG, COLLIE-Lost a tri.colored Scotch
Collie. full white collar. white fore ,eg
black tail with white tip. Reward. Phone
Usage 5966.
FUR-Good quality black fur for shoulders; ;
lost between lO9 South Wheeling avenue
and Main street. Anyone finding same re.
turn to room 7. Alexander building and
receive reward
FUR GLOVE Lost-will pay IS for its re.
turn. Phone Usage 2sls. -
Broadway theater. Finder please return 10
706 North Denver or phone 2lJl and re-
ceive libeiNl reward.
GURLEY EXPLORERS ALIDADE Lost-0n
Frisco train from Enid, Okla. last Thurs
day, December 30, 1917. Return to Carter
Oil company geological department; $40
reward
KEYS Lost-Bunch- between 100 South
Derver and Hotel Tulsa. 5 to y. NJ.
ThuiSdtv evening: reward Phone 1910.
return to K. B, Lansel, Sl1 New Daniel
building.
LOST-Spare tire and rim. between Tulsa
and BNby, Call Eclipse Garage, Tulsa, and
get reward.
MUFF FoX. Child s--Found on Maio oe.
tween Second and Third; owner can have
by calling at Hotel ketchum barDea shop.
MUSIC ROLIs-Lost brown leather music
roll Saturday p. m. Cal Usage 5256-J. Re-
POCKETBooK Lost-Between Fourth and
Sixth on Boulder had sS7 in It, Phone
49sT.
PIN. CoRAL-Lost. between Twelfth and
Elwood and dale store on Main street.
Reward IL returned to owner. Call 1888.
P0NY--Lost or stolen. one white pony mare,
also buggy, from West Tulsa. December
"a Pony branded 100" on left hip ;
right hind foot bucked slightly; IA years
mare and buggy. Phone Usage 1899
PURsE-Black, with some small change,
some stamps, check. Phone Usage 500.
SIDE CURTAIN Lost-Part OF, 10 car; lib
eral reward. Call Usage 1921. W. 1.
Overton.
s Thursday evening; black; name on flap,
c. c. burger. Return to 81 North Nanthus
and receive reward
TRAVELLING BAG-Lost, black travelling bag
on east jitney line. Phone Usage 1901.
WATCH--Party taking lsdys watch from
s25 South Park avenue return at once,
save trouble. I know who took it.
81 REWARD for return OF police mstron pin
In good condition. Police department l5
West Second street.
PURELY PERSONAL 3
| RABIES FOR ADOPTIoN-Babies and
small children boarded by competent
nurse. Milroy Nursery, Guthrie, okla.
| SEVERAL babies for adoption. Mrs Mil
roy, l1l5 East Olive Guthrie. Okla.
SPECIAL NOTICES o
| NOTICE This is to whom it may concern--
| II there Is any claim against Ella Micky' s
furniture at No. 307 Exeter street call a07
and leave your bill.
| NOTICE--To whom it may concern, on and
after Jsnuary 1, 1918, team work out OF
Red fcrk will be So per day.
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WILSON COUNTY. KAN.-The

Midfieid oil & Gas 60. /. . and 3.
cn the 4. HatriN farm in 23-2s- 10
are good for 3. 3 and barrels re
spectively.
The Victoria oil & Gas Co. No.
to G on the Wilbur Gittrcll farm
i'm the northwest of l-29-i6 are aver
aging 2 barrels each.
Il. F.. Slutz No. / on the fee in the
southwest of the southwest of IL
2O-l6 Is n 5-barrel well.
The Eureka Gasoline company No.
on the g. y. Scott farm In the
northwest OF the northwest If 3i-2a
lG * dry and abandoned.
In the northwest Of the southeast
Of 6-2g-l5 the Lucky John OIL com
pauy has dry one in No. on the
j. Burnshli farm.
e. H. Falcr No. I on the George
Jarrett farm in the northeast OF the
northwest Of 32-30-l6 is 5-barrel
pTmper.
George shannon has a small gas
we'll of about 1000 feet IN No. ! on
the George Shannon farm In the
uoftheas, of 35-29-1s
In tho east half of the southwest
q 25-gs-l5. sauman Buck No I on
.h. Anthony Brothers farm is "a 8
Harrcl pumper
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DEF KUIT, 3. UIU-PIeasant ROOMS dOWn'l
stairs, outside entrance. Usage 5166.
DENVER, S; 224-For rent pleasant fur
OSnrp 500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29

CHEYENNE, s., 3l2-Sleeping room; ren-
tlenen preferred. Phone Usage 3647.
CINCINNATI s., 523--For rent, fi,st-clsss
sle ping room. Phone Usage 467.
DINVFR, s., i19--Sleepng room with PRIV
fege OF light cooking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29

DENVER, s., l19-Nicely furnished sleep.
ing room in modern apartment: gentlemen
only. Phone Usage 1859.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29

CINCINNATI, s. 5l6-Sleeping room on
ond floor 81 so per week. Phone isI'.
CINCINNATI, s.. 1446-A large front sleep
/ ing room, adjoining bath breakfast and
supper ii desired. Call Mrs. Park, 6l92.
CHEYENNE, s., 51s-Well furnished front
bedroom in modern home.
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OF s-II-I6
The Markham. Sinclair and Gypsy
$50. D. ON the Dempsey in 1l-26-l Is
drilling at 500 feet.
WASHINGTON UNTY-H. V.
Foster has 10-barrel well i'm No .
on the Mary Johnson farm in the
south half OF the southwest of 40
-S-13
In the southwest Of S-27-14. the
Tidal on company No. 3 on the Minnie
Wilson farm is 9o-barrel we'll
y. IL Markham, ir. and others No.
. ON the Lille Wilson farm is max
ing ll0 barrels II is in S-27-l4.
NEoSHo COUNTY. Kan The
rayu oil company No. on the Will
liam Hastings farm in the northwest
corner of the southeast OF 26-29-17
b, . 5-barrel we'll.
Same company No. l on the w. NJ.
OsteS farm in the southeast corner of
tho northwest Of 26-29-17 is a 5-barrel
wen.
Quay Tho Atlantic Petroleum
company is still pulling the big pipe
~ drill in No. !, block c5, QUAY, at
$3.50 feet.
'oN NNDA-The AtlaniC Pc rO-
lfum company has completed No .
Parker In 15-@6-i in sand from a375
feet and IT is good for 200 barrels.
kELIlNIIIE-T Atlantic pe-
iroloum company . setting the SL
casing at $50 feet on ihe Sila Miller
No. IN 22-16-10.
GARBfR-The Carter Southwest
crn No. s. Dively in 24-22-4w is fish
ing at 73j feet. Rigs are building
for No. . and 10.
TILLMAN COUNTY-The PULASKI
ril company IL still shut down In the
test in 32-1s-i5w.
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN


OSAGE-The RoNana Petroleum
company Is drilling at 500 feet In tho
southwest corner OF the northwest of
tho southwest Of tO-2s-1O. Another
well I'm the southwest corner of tho
southeast Of the southwest Of the safnc
section is drilling at 200 feet
Tho indian Territory Illuminating
oil company is drilling at l.125 feet on
No 2O7 in the northeast corner OF tho
northwest OF the northeast Of %
eg-lO.
Foster md Davis are shut down at
I 200 foct on 40. in the northeast cor
nor OF the southwest Of the northwest
" 2-26-lO.
The Indian Territory Illumiu'tinE
oil company has spudded No. 206 ~
the southwest corner OF the southea Pc
of l1-26-1l
Tho same company ~ shut down ar
ter tigging MP IN IT,, o. in the ctn.'f
.C the east line of the southeast OF lhe
northwest Of iS-27.l j.
West and Ha2lctt are Hhtu down AT
200 feet on No. In the northwest
corner OF the southwest OF the nor'h-
west Of 3O-27-ll.
The Nhssachusct,s-O Okla on com
many No. ~ in the northeast corner or
lie southwest Of 2.-24-l0 is dnlllnS 'tI
200 feet
r.nrnsdall and Some are shut down
repairing the oilcr in No. ~ in the
northwest corner of the northeast oI
tho southeast of 2b-25-lO.
Tho Echo oil company No. p IN tnc
center of the west line Of the SCUM
west of the northeast of 29-21-l) ~
cleaning out NJ i,9G2 feet
In tho northeast corner of The
northwest OF the southwest or lb-3'-
il the Steyner Cil company Is anut
down nt $40 feet on No. IL.
Tho Manhattan Dil compnnys 40
~ In the northwest corner "t mo
southwest OF the southeast OF I'-1'-ll
f. a RIG. No 81 in the northeast cor
nor of the southeast of the noriliNeN'
Of the southwest OF 2O-25-ll is smut
down nt I.GSJ feet 40. rs ~ the
northeast corner ot the southeast Is
rir and No 30 In the northwest corner
of the so lthwest IS ris.
Tc Midland OH company 80. 3 ~
the southeast corner Of the northwest
of e1-25-tl IS riS .-
\. T. Mcbride is drilling ht -
feet on No II in the center OF the
southwest Of 20 = TO- NO III '''
center OF the south line of the n"r.h
half OF the south half OF the sect'" -
= zig
The American Pipe Line company -
shut down at 1S5 feet on No. III inc
center Of the northwest Of the ncrtli-
west Of 7-27-9.
The Santuma oil company is smut
down at 200 feet on No. ! IN tie
northeast Of 35-2i-S No. - ~ th'
center of the east line of the NORTH
cast of the section is having CASING
trouble at / ,36r feet
The Indian Territory llluminat'n"
OIL company is shut down at loo ieet
on No. 1SS in the southwest corner ui
the southeast NJ the southwest OF ~
24-g This well had "A show Of oil ana
gas in the big lime at 1890 feet
II. V. Foster is shut down at zoo
feet on No. In the center OF me
northwest of the southeast of 49, =
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TILLMiN COUNTY-The PULASKI
'il company IL still shut down In the
test in 3s-1s.i5w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29
FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 4;

MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES IL
MOTORCYCLE, Indian, For Sale-ln first.
class condition, or trade for Ford rond5t.r
or Chandler; will pay difference. Ehons
Usage 3l69.R
UARLLy. CAR 1917; tnr.e.
speed Harley. Davidson; side car 422
South Boston: for sale.
WANTED-AUTOMOBILES -
USED CARS-We buy them amy condition.
Auto SalIaSs, c15 East Second street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29
BOARD AND ROOMS
LIGHT HOUsEK EEPING ROOMS 10

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
ARCHER ". l5h-For rent, rooms iog light
housekeeping and sleeping
BOSTON. n, '24-one nice housekeeping
room three windows, downstairs; ono
sleeping and one housekeeping room on
working people preferred.
BRADY w. 410-Light housekeeping rooms
for rent.
BOULDER N. 4I5--Three rooms for lieht
housekeeping. Usage 6472.
DETROIT. N. 424-Light Housekeeping rOom-
for rent Phone Usage 1920 --.-.
DETROIT n. 424-For rent. rooms for
light housekeeping
ELGIN, s.. 723-For rent, two.r0on apart.
ment; newly furnished for light housekeep-
ing; close in; in private residence: mod-
ern no children; rent reasonable: refer.
ences required. Phone 2522
ELWOI'. n, 5l6-For rent. two newly fur
nished housekeeping rooms; also three
| housekeeping rooms; all over garage mod
ern; electric lights Usage 704l. -
| ELW0oD s.. 314h-For rent one light
housekeeping room with private fauiiy;
FIFTH. W. s23-One nicely furnished light
housekeeping room Phone Usage GIG.
| FIFTH. W., 622-FOr rent, two nicely fur
| nished bedrooms, suitable for thr.e or four
geatlemen; can be used for one bedroom
anil living room. Phone 4l2T-R.
FIFTH W. 623-One nicely furnished light
bookkeeping room.
FIFTH. W. 7a5h-Two modern leh,
houscf teping rooms; newly decorated and
furnished above the average.
| FOREST. s.. l220-For rent two large well
| furnish ed light housekeeping rooms. Phone
! Usage 6628 On car line.
HOUSTON, s., 920-7Eor rent, light housc.
keeping room; free use of barn.
HODGE, f.. 1515-For rent two nicely fur.
| nished modern light housekeeping rooms.
| Phone +. g. 55
MAIN, N, 701-For rent in the Kenneth
| apartments, suite of two rooms. nicely
furnisled for light housekeeping 20 couple
without children reference required.
MAYBELL, s., 212-For rent, two rooms
| furnished for light housekeeping; modern;
| no children. Phone Usage 5351-J.
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GARBIlR-The Carter Southwest
ern No. s. Dively in 24-22-4w is fish
ing at 73j feet. Rigs are building
for No and 10.
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WASHINGTON CorNTY-H.

Quay Tho Atlantic Petroleum
company is still pulling the big pipe
n drill in No. ], block %, quay, at
? $50 feet.
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NOTICE This is to whom it may concern
II there is any claim against Ella Micky's
furniture at No 307 Exeter street call a07
and leave your bill
NOTICE--To whom 1t may concern, on and
after Jenuary 1, 1918, team work out Of
Red Fcrk will be So per day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29
LEGAL

said note No psu OF the note has been
paid. The par value OF the stock OF said
hmo oil 4 Gas Company Is One (SlOO)
Dollar per share.
Dated this olst day OF December, 1917,
LEAH MARKS
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Three rooms for light
ra ElTO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29

MELVILLE The Atlantic Pa
irolcum company . setting the SA
casing al $50 feet on ihe Sila Miller
No ! IN 22-t6-1O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-29

poWNNDA-The Atlanic Pclro-
ltum company has completed No =
Parker In l5-26-i in sand from e.3T5
feet and it is good for 200 barrels.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try it! Your Hair gets
soft, fluffy and Iuxuriant
at once

If you care for heavy hair, that glis-
tens with beauty and is radiant with
life; has an Incompatible softness and
is fluffy and lustrous, try Danderine
Just one application doubles the beau
ty of your hair. besides ii Immediately
dissolves every particle of dandruff; you
cannot have nice. heavy, healthy hair if
YOU have dandruff. This destructive
scurf robs the hair of its lustre, it's
strength and its very life, and If not
overcome IL produces a feverishness and
itching of the scalp; the hair roots fam
ish, loosen and die; then the hair falls
out fast
If your hair has been neglected and
is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or too oily
get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan
derine at any drug store or toilet coun-
ter; apply little as directed and ten
minutes after you will say this was the
best investment you ever made
We sincerely believe, REGARDLESS of
everything else advertised. that if you
desire soft lustrous, beautiful hair and
lots Of it-no dandruff-no itching scalp
and no more falling hair-you must use
Knowlton's Danderine. If eventually
why not now?-(Advt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20

would your he asked.
I paused. 1 wanted to be sure Of my
answer before 1 gave it. The least /
owed this honest young man was the
truth.
mo, Tom," 1 said. 81 wouldn't"
He drew long sigh of relief.
"Oh, Toni 1 cried abruptly. How
would you like me to return them? ]
could do that! 1 cant help having
taken them now. But 1 could give
them back! Do you think that would
make things better?"
81 wouldn't ask you to do it, De-
Tom answered. 81 guess that's too
much to expect of any girl
But you think it would be right to
do it?" 1 persisted.
He would not answer me. And then
for once firm in a good resolution which
had formed quite by myself:
I'm going to do itr' 1 said.
You'll help on Sunday. Wen write
little notes and send them all back"
Come on, Dr. said Tom, a few mo-
ments later, 1.-The storm is over 80
And 1t seemed to me toe SAN fol
the first time in my life the ally
was bet, rgs-- to SHINE. 49,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20

ness disappeared, new skin gradually
covering the cheeks, neck and Shout
ders, free of blackheads. blotches, liver
spots and those other eruptions. that
have been such a plagued annoyance.
The reason for all this is the calci-
cum sulphide, the principle agent OF
these WATERS This is a natural sub
stance which the blood. must have and
which II utilities to overcome the i'm
purities and body wastes that load up
the skin and make 1t unsightly. Try
Stuarts Calcium Waters. Get a 50-cent
box at any drug store and thus be sure
of a winsome. bonny complexion. Or If
you wish to try them first, send the
coupon below for a free trial package.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20
THE GAsPAR1LA FAIR.

The people In southwest Florida are
devoted to the Gasparilld fair which
comes off in February while that sec
lion of the state is crowded with tour
lists and strangers 1t makes diversion
for pleasure-seekers, and it is time for
spending money with very lavish hand.
Hotels and cafes also do a lavish bust
ness. and the streets of Tampa are
thronged from morning until midnight.
1t is the gayest time Of the winter sea-
son in Tampa. Railroads allow reduced
rates and stores and taXicabs add on
increased prices.
l am writing these lines about sun
down of the last day of the fair. The
enthusiastic Shriners, always generous,
had the last parade of the week and
the multitudes will be gay and merry
at the fair grounds tonight. In the
procession was an elephant, several
camels and a real live gorilla The
gorilla had on checked shirt, pants and
suspenders. The queer-looking animal
made one think of Darwin's theory of the
human species. 1 am not prepared to
say that the gorilla was either happy or
angry but it took great delight in jump
ing and stamping on the capacious float.
The bands discoursed good music and
there were several of them doing good
service.
The day was bright with sunshine.
and the natives were out for big Sat
urday holiday.
1t was a good wind-up after a dis
NAL cold spell of weather. I was glad
that the weekend was joyous, for F'lori-
da has been hard hit with abnormal
temperatures, high winds and torrential
transforms. When I write again I ex-
pect to be on Georgia soil, possibly under
my own wine and fig tree" I have
enjoyed my winter vacation. despite the
unexpected cold weather in the Land of
Flowers
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20
BY Bishop ". y. Gambler

II was Lowell who sans:
Yes. child OF sufIcrins. thou msyest well
be sure
lie who ordained the sabbath loves the
poor"
Yet in the name OF the poor. and un-
der -pretenses of benevOIence, the insti-
tuition of the sabbath is being under
mined. Vase earners could not suffer a
greater calamity than the loss OF the
Sabbath. for with its overthrow will
come the day when men must give up
their jobs. o. give Up their sunday rest.
\ leading paper. published in the
west. printed a strong editorial recently
against legalized sunday baseball in
the course OF which the editor said.
There are just two proper uses for
the Sabbath day. rest and worship No
one who understands these strenuous
games would presume TO claim that they
are restful 10 players or observers.
They are recreation in the sense of
drawing the mind away from other af-
fairs. but they are intensely exciting
and over stimulating. and consequently
are probably hurtful TO most OF those
who witness the games. Certainly there
is nothing holy about baseball game
II is in direct violation OF the spirit or
the sabbath No legislature has any
riSht to 'IegaIize that which Is in viola
ton OF Gods law Another argument
that should never be forgotten Is that
only in countries where the Christian
sabbath IS known has any consideration
been given the labOrinE man. Destroy
or weaken the sabbath and YOU under
mine an institution that is fundamental
TO the production OF labor In those
communities in the United States where
the Sabbath is f0rSOtten laboring men
work as we'll as play on that holy day
This editor spoke the simple truth.
and no man is a friend TO the labOring
man who seeks to overthrow the Sab
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20

did you get those things?"
And without a thought of the conclu-
sions he might draw, 1 had answered.:
why, the men I've known have given
them to me at various times"
But almost as soon as the words were
out of my mouth l realized what Tom
might think. And for once 1 thought
of somebody else before l thought of
myself. 1 was genuinely sorry for the
pain 1 knew it would cause Tom were
he to believe I actually had done any
thing indiscreet. To be sure 1 did not
much relish an explanation in connection
with these gewgaws. But 1 realized
l was in for it. 1 would have to tell
the truth or leave Tom with this I'M
happiness in his heart.
You mean to say, Dr." cried I'm,
you took things like that from -hen?"
Suddenly with the real pain in his
voice, the tears came in my eyes.
put my hand over his. And when I
spoke there was more sincerity in what
1 said than there ever had been before.
Tom 1 said slowly, there was moth
ing wrong-ont really wrong, I mean
But must tell you. Before knew you
and before 1 knew Helen,-wAen-T-e came
to work fIl~the insurance office, 1 used tc
go out a great deal with young men
They were all rich. They didn't think
anything at all of giving girls things
like that. Why, it means less to them
to give me this sort of thing" and ]
poised a jewelled bracelet in my hand
than it would be for you to take me to
the movies! I'm not trying to tell you
it wasn't wrong for me to take things
But 1 didn't know any better then
Tom-honest, 1 didn't! But please
please, believe that there was nothing
wrong"
1 saw a steady light dawning behind
the distress in my young mans eyes His
fingers closed tightly on mine.
IF you say it, Di," he declared, "of
course, I'll believe you. 1 just don't
understand. But if you tell me it's all
right it must be. I know girls are
brought up differently, I wouldn't let
Helen or my other sisters take things
like that. But maybe you didn't have
anyone to look out for you! Only this
-" he stopped for a moment
"Yes?" 1 said encouragingly.
you wouldn't take them now, d.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20

dren and all, to be able to spend the
old lady's fortune. The preacher thus
DETAINED the old wife-put her in the at
titude of being filled with animal lus1
to secure a husband who was nearly
young enough to be her grandson. AND
the dead woman's reputation was thus
assaulted
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20
A Minsome,
Benny Complexion
Produced by Using Stuart's Cal
cium Waters After Meals. They
Purify the Blood and Re-
move All Skin Blemishes
Trial Package mailed Free.

In a few days after using Stuart's
Calcium Waters you will be overjoyed
to see those pimples all gone the red
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20
DIANAof the "
-GREAT GAME
THE STORY or
AWOrfAhS HUNT FOR AVIAN.
yETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON
No. III Begin to Pay

Sometimes we never quite see 4
our mistakes until we have seen 4
. them through the eyes of some 4
one else.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-02-20

n Y life now moved smoothly along
vi a course which was almost a
- rut. Yet l was happy in il. |