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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
MAGAZINE FEATURES
WHO'S TO BLAME?
BY ETHEL LLOYD PATTERSON.
Nature is the Great Interpreter. 1t is She who translates Divine
Law for us into Human Language.

told YOU often enough they don like it
NomeH, Look az her
Fred looked She vas smiling so
sweetB. But he had crumpled her
Isves. There was a ~mudge on her Chif-
tCus. too. Doubtless he made IL. He
Was sorry. And as he looked at her
the old Juder came back to him the
marvel Of her difference. She looked
somehow az though she We're made Of
porcelain And her hair-gold, And it
smelIed so wonderful when she let him
put his face against It. His father was
right. lie ought never to forget and
outrage her beautiful freshness. He
wouldn't again.
"poI baby he said a tIifle hushily
vouldu 1 muss YOU for the world
Fred, 7 don't want him to he afraid
of me. his mother protested to her
Husband when the boy had left the
Irom. .Im-not sacred ground. YOU
tnoW, dear"
Yves YOU are, grumhled the man to
her He lust touched her hand softly
himself. cant respect YOU too much
the Young puppy goo
4 wonder. said treds mother. i
HoudrI''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
TOO SOFT; WAR
LOAFER DRAWS $40 FINE

Fastidiousness Of Alex Wright, negro.
Front street and Winchester avenue, In
clothing and soft hands, minus n proper
working card, Melted him "A fine Of $40
when arraigned before Police Judge l..
II. Fitzhugh Thursday on a war loaf
ing charge.
lie dresses continually Ike a Van
Asturhilt," said patrolman lowers, who
prosecuted him. lie says he's a hod
work
Examine his hand, Sergt Cole, said
the Judge.
Soft as & hsby's, your honor" re
piled the turnkey.
"Tcn-dollar fine announced the
ever held in city court
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
HOROSCOPE
FRIDAY NOV. 8, 1913.


'"pNrtEhi 1918, by the Mcclure News
paper S~yndleateJ
Mercury ana Venus rule strongly Tor
good Ihis dal, according IA "strologS
Iaius ANA saturn are adverse.
II il a most Iusplrl"us day Tor ro-
NANCE" t"r 'urk Wail0 icr those mar
ned OF engaged under TINS Gontigura-
lion.
Love lriifI5 nave q direction Of ihe
stars mahthg Ion the most favorable
replies
AGAIN the stcrs declare ina aehtl--
MrhtAOlN may lfid 10 IhlptluOuS ana
it'Hdt'Sed marriages Middle-aged per
sons, Widows ana WldoNets are held 10
he especially IN danger al making Sc
It"uS lflSlhhes
Iuou news concerning ~ileAlels or
hiHus"1ehts Is 10 be expected under
inns sway,
Actors "hd a''feSstS should MAKE me
most OF whatever opportunities come to
mem To-Day
AllAIf. ~ &lh1FfI ~ nrnh.t tl manu-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
ITO Be Continued, }
Moving Pictures
Loew's Princess.

Many hundreds of motion picture
Eth II c Mere T'sNsp nrodu w%gones Of " Tl5s
Girl Who Came Back" which will be
shown again today at Loew's Princess.
The story OF THE Girl Who Came
Back Is one of unusual interest and
its hearty appeal is distinctively effec-
tive, Miss Clayton is shown In the
role of Lois Hartner. the daughter OF
a thief and herself a ''salamander'
employed by her father. She is saved
from drowning by a senator and social
reformer. with whom she falls in love.
When her father plans to rob her
s~weetheart's home she carries out pre-
liminaries and then turns upon her
pals In a critical moment, which is
the climax of a number Of sensational
moments. The added feature is the new
Sennett comedy, His Wife's Friend
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07

.... , l,
Gee whiz. he said 10 himself ~
hungry. wonder IL IAN "aIl lul
dinner For q moment o. TWO ne
struggled with temptation lhl"SeS "'
his mother s about SPollAS enc > "ppts
lite for the healthy things I'"Saeo
through ms NINA. IheR WIN "A NIUE
grin al ms own expense ne e~utvu5hpt"
Vnconsciously his pace had slowed buL
nov he swung out agar, IN long, ooi l.h
strides, his eyes quiCh ioI a uluG S'oIr
with 4 soda fountain FfesehlN me-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07

THE ONE was a sailor.
IN HIS blue sutt
$4,000
AMI :0"'on help out KNOW
maj lHEi were Oro''e'S'
AND l.Ef sat at 'ne ''0'e'
MA !o."s
Al NOEoa
AM "'''s one
WIZ :is twelve years
AND HIS sailor brother
"Ae MIS- .hp0r'"""
AMI liz .et II De A"o""'
i"Ai wa ne
WHO "As me most
AND II. 100. the caro-
FROM +HE %a''er'
- ) 0No'
81 Hi' OEo'"er nea'u'
AND S9ME q the words
''.i'" HIM
hOl 81. He'sr ld''eieu'
HND NJ ssNeu MS oro'ie''
VILLA pe
AM ~" 'U'"e' ""
HH w w. IA"
HN was
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
MADISON COUNTY IS
READY FOR WAR DRIVE

JACKSON, Tenn. Nov. :. tSpll-
Plans for the war work campaign next
week are being taken up by all organi.
cations IN a systematic manner. The
earn and give division has been or
ganised and ts prepared to handle It's
quota. The knights OF Columbus Vail
bring rhos, i. Walsh TO the city Fri
day for u big rally meeting. The local
Rotary club has added It's Endorsement
to the movement, and will contribute
fort.
Negroes have completed a good or
ganixRtion and are already at work
among their race, Madison county's
quota liz So, 500.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Orpheum.

Ragtime is king! From the plantation
banjo to the symphony orchestra, syn
copated melody holds full sway. Even
the xylophone has become a ragtime
medium, Lihonati, at the Orpheum
masters of this instrument. He devotes
most of his program to this style of
music. 1t is probably more difficult
to play ragtime on the xylophone than
on any other instrument, as in rag
time there are twice as many notes
to measure as to II other form of
music. Libonati's hands, however,
move with lightning rapidity. He Is a
musician of the first water and is capa-
BILE of playing the most difficult rhap-
sodies on this instrument.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07

Little cynthia Alice Martin Is Il sun
beam baby.
one day, about six months ago, she
arrived IN Memphis with the very first
lay OF sunlight, She seemed to like
the city, and she stayed.
But every morning when the first
little sunbeam steals through the win
dow. and PLAYS about her cradle, she
nWQkens, and with a pleased laugh
stretches out her little hands TO grasp
II. Nothing can induce her to sleep
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
DIES IN DALLAS.

Word has been received in Memphis
of the death in Dallas, Tex, of Miss
Stella Louise Nolan, a former Memphis
girl, who died after an eight days i'll
ness of Influenza and pneumonia. Miss
Nolan vas the daughter Of Mrs. Mamie
Nolan and the niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. l.. O'Bannon, of Dallas, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Maggie, Of Memphis. She
moved to Dallas a year & with Mr..
and Mrs. O'Bannon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
ADJUSTMENTS
Loew's Lyceum.

When the doors of Loew's Lyceum
were flung open this afternoon Mem
phis theater-goers were again delighted
with popular vaudeville and excellent
photoplays. But in addition to the reg
ular bill the special feature Marcus
Loew has sent is the personal appear
ance Of Montagu Love and Miss June
Elvidge, two popular motion picture
stars, who will be seen in a little
vaudeville skit. Out of the movies,
Love is known as a comedian while
Miss Elvidge Is known for her singing
ability n her excellent taste in fash
ionable attire. THE Betting Bettys."
a new and fresh musical comedy, with
two comedians and a half-dozen pretty
girls, will be featured, as well as the
temperance of Grace Hazard in her
own novelties. Halles and Gross COM
plete the bill. The feature film will
their latest, THE Cabaret and Loew's
news weekly is added.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07

To be possessed OF a head OF heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff Is merely
a matter Of using n little nandertne,
Il is easy ana iaeIpensive 10 have nice,
snf' ~. auu lots OF Il. Just get n
-.usIl bottle OF Knowlton's Danderlue
now-lt costs but a few centS-all drug
atores recommend it-apply q little as ii.
rected and within ten minutes there viii
he nm appearance of abundance, fresh.
ness. flufflness and an incompatible CLOS.
and luster, aud try as You win you can.
not find a trace OF dandruff or falling
hair: hut your real surprise viii he after
about two weeks use. when you viii ace
new hair fine aud downy at first-yes-
hut really new hair--sprouting over your
Scalp-nnudcrine Is. We believe. tina uuly
sure hair grower, destroyer OF dandruff
and cure for itchy scalp, and Il never
fails ia stop falling hair st once.
4 YOU want to prove how pretty Ani
soft your hair really Is, WJlsten a cum
WITH a little nandcrlnt ana carefully
uraw 1t through your hair taking one
small strand ct n time. Your hair will
ne soft, glossy and beautiful In lust a
few moments-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07

AND FROM then,
UNTIL THE lunch was served.
THEY CHARTERED away.
LIKE a couple of men.
EXCEPT ONCE in a while.
THE TwELvE-year-old.
WOULD FORGET himself.
AND BECOME a kid.
SSS
AND LAUGH like a Kid.
WITH HIS hand to his mouth,
AND THEN remember,
AND sTRAIGHTEN up.
AND LUNCH was served,
AND THE twelve-year-oId.
WAS A grand little host.
AND THE very nice waiter.
QUITE UNDERSTOOD.
AND NO millionaire host.
EVER HAD better service,
OR DREW deeper bows.
THAN DID this boy.
AND THE lunch was done.
AND THE twelve-year-old
TOOK OUT his purse.
AND UNFoLDED some bills.
AND LAID them down.
AND COT his change.
AND LEFT q tip,
AND THE waiter bowed.
AND THE sailor man, a
AND THE twelve -year-old.
WENT ON their way.
81
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VI NY II
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MI s33EM M II !
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07

fiant blasts as the conveyance rushed
along, and woe to any one, Turk or
non-Turk. who happened to get in the
to conceal their conviction hat they
owned this town. Just as Wangenheim
had established a little Wilhelmstrasse
in his embassy, so had the German
military men established a substatiOn
of the Berlin general stat. They eve
brought their wives and families from
Germany; | heard Baroness Wangen-
helm remark that she was holding a lit
tie court at the German embassy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Cauliflower and Beans.

C~auliflower and butter beans are a
combination liked by many. Boil beans
until tender. add cooked cauliflower and
proceed as for escalloped cauliflower.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07
Daily HOME HELPS
Dat. Bran. Raisin Cereal

One cup rolled oats, half CUP bran.
half u r~aisins, boiled in double boiler
or cooked in f~ireless overnight; needs
no sugar as raisins supply sweet.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-07

as long as there is sunlight in the
room.
Her daddy" Mai. Thomas l.. Mar
tin, OF the 1911 machine gun battalion,
has not vet seen her. lie is chasing
Germans now. but pretty o he's
coming home to chase sunbeams" with
his laughing, lovable little girl, who
doesn't know what a wonderful play
mate q dudy can be
Mrs Martin and her young daughter
arc now at home with her parents, Nj.
ana Mrs. ". l.. Rucks, 1903 Avalon
place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04
Pneumonia More Easily Prevented
Than Cured
PE-RU-NA
will Increase Your Power of
Resistance to the Disease.

1t is when the body is weakened by overwork worry or
disease and the powers of resistance at low ebb that
may become easy victim Of Pneumonia An infam-
nation and congestion Of the mucous membranes whether
from coughs, colds catah grip Spanish Influenza then
renders attack Of the pneumonia germ exceedingly
dangerous.
Precautionary measures now may you i'll
later To keep the Innings healthy by relieving
coughs colds catarh and catarrhal conditions in the head
throat stomach bowels other organs, Dr. llartmans
World Famous Peruna is recommended
Don't be careless. Take heed from the experience of
Mrs. p s. Skinner, Box 26l, Tobia Nebraska. letter
written by her in August of 1918 reads:
q keep Peuua in the house all the time for coughs cold, and
pains the chest had pneumonia years last and
now use Peruna to keep from taking again find 1t great
Dr. Hartman began prescribing Peruna fory-five years
ago 1t is not new, unred experiment Through ts
aid to digestion and assistance in elimination Peruna nsures
a rich blood supply which eXers healing influenza upon
the membranes tones up the entire system and
your powers of resistance Pena "a good med
cine m the family at any time and especially right
BUY PERUNA TODAY AND BE SAFE.
Tablet or Liquid Form. Sold Everywhere
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04

serve me in any way he could, but |
was inwardly amused at the icy cour-
teSy which he invariably used in ad-
dressing me since our memorable in
teryicw upon the subject OF my fathers
finances That he inexorably dSlp-
proved Of what he probably termed
my "unwomarly" decision to go to
work, knew, and he either could not
or would not hide his feeling Of re-
sentiment toward me for my iluuung
OF his opinion in tho matter.
Little cared !, however what Dr.
pettit's opinion OF me was There
were other problems Tar more press
ing, especially the ne-eSSlty-whlch
] knew might arise any day-ot eN-
planning TO Dlcky the truth concern
ing + Stern, and Llllian's efforts 10
get back part OF his money
Tell Me the Truth"
He had never spoken OF the money
he had lost, the foolish drama upon
which he and Edith Fairtax had built
their hopes, and didn't know how
much he guessed Of my knowledge J
kept ieryently hoping that he wouldSt
broach the subject until Lillian was
able to frighten + Stern into restitu-
tion. but my hopes were not to be
realized.
Look here, Madgc," he said one
4 a.. .Gt.v ,,,r rattry from .y. ,G thY
walks Dr. Petit now insisted upon his
taking daily, there's something I've
got TO see to, something you don't
know about or wouldn't understand
j was so blasted all in when | came
home that day Just chuckcd the
whole thlng-the man was out OF town
anyway--but now I've got to get at it
again It's the only chance I've got
OF pulling any money out oi the hole
! got myself into Guess YOU saw hy
the chrckbook what a cropper I've
come"
He paused and looked ,hamciacrdly
at me. knew that in his soul as m
mine was the remembrance OF the
insults he had hcaped upon me when
he discovered his personal chcCkboos
open in my hands
Never mind that now, dear" ! said
soothlngly Il managed everything
all right, and there'll he enough until
you're on your feet again 30 why
worry
"Iou managed eveythlngw Disky
retortcd in ast0nishmcnt "Ihere'll he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04
GLASS OF SALTS If
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat less meat if you feel
Backachy or have Blad-
der trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which eNClles
and oycrwork, the Kidneys ~ Their
.lur, 90 filter - from the system
Regular caters oi meat must llu'h
the kidneys 0.DaHonllIy You must
relieve tn"m I.r YOU relieve youI
bowel removing all thc acids, waste
aHi poison. else You ieel a dull ms
cry in Che kidney region, sharp ga'h'
in 'hc back .r sick headache, diffi-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04

Humble, Tex, $50, s 1913
Scar Sir.
"Jul few lines in reference 90
Iaul1r have found yuur pfrulra-
tom 60 be- a wonderful rc0uurm.uyc
tNuIc and 30 my opinion % hl. mo-
equal 90 lts line have found % Co
Ne the best tonic 10 he had i1 build
ul ms patient, who have had spanish
Influenza ] have treated within the
past month about fourteen hundred
cases and have never been able 20 get
sufficient Ianlac TO supply our pco-
pie.
Yours very truly
ONlgnch DIR ] ". sNNDLlN"
d. SandIu not only enjoys a very
large practice as a physician. bot he :,
also a man OF wide influence and
unk' as a leading citizen OF thc en-.
'rrpri,ng little ci,y ui Humble. Tex
As a pract'Jing physician OF sixteen
Years experience, Dr. Sanlln was
quick TO recognize the superior tonic
prnperScs of Ilnlac over other rem
cdlc, and unhe,Ila,ugly and yulun.
Anly gave Tauhc his unqualified in
dor,rmrr'
Although the Influenza epilcmi,
has greatly subsidized, h is still prev
llcnt and 3, breaking ont anew Do
many section, ot the country am,
continue, to claim ils victims BIZ lb,
| thousands
Persons who have had Influenza lr.
oitentimeS lett IN very weakened
/ rundown condition, and unless lhO
(Adyei
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04
M-S0OGe17
husband
H6GZ0 C7kfISOIl

Why Dieky Asked MGdge to "Ge
Edith FairfaI on the Telephone
for Him.
TINE weeks following my ultima
tum to Dr. Petit that | meant tc
go TO work as soon as it wa,
possible for me to leave the baby fled
past me with Kaleidoscope quickness
There were so many things to arrange
# ! were to take this radical step. SO
many problems to settle. the while
Dlcky and the baby demanded most
of my time and attention. that | found
myself constantly with the brcalhlcs,
feeling OF one chasing a rapidly re-
ceding train.
Dicky Of course, had as yet no ink
ling OF my plan Under Dr. Pettit's
,kliiul treatment, and his rigid re-
Stricuons- against which Dicky re-
hcllcd periodically but obeyed never
thclcss -- my husband was regalnlng
his old strength with marvellous rapid
ty And his eyes were no longer a
source OF anxiety Indeed. for sew
cral days DICky had been allowed to
read hi, B. loved books and magazines,
and knew It was only a question Of
a few more DAYS when DR. Petit
would pronounce him able to go back
TO Mneola and take up the work sus
pended by his accident
With a few crisp words, the young
physician had iorestallcd the necessity
! had felt for immediate action CON
cern.ug my father.
There is no iAmediate necessity &c
arrange for your father TO become an
inmate Of your home" he had said
The rent and other fixed expenses o
the place over there have been paiC
for two or three months in advance
while the running expenses wher
shared by your father and myself ar,
e AEe1et It will he time enough io
him " move over when your husband
goes back to his duties and / an
summoned"
J knew the young physician mean
TO be kind, that he was still ready 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04

enough You're talking through your
hat, or else you've borrowed a lot OF
coin from your father aud kept track
Of your finances, but I've been making
~Somc mental calculations these last
few days, and, remembering the last
time turned over any money 10 you.
| know YOU must have been playing
mighty close TO the cushion, with debts
piling up to beat the band.
"Oh. | don't mean IT,, your fault"
with an ait OF magnanlmlty that made
me furious for a moment but lts the
truth, nevertheless, and its time took
a hand to straighlcn thing, out Tell
me the truth Did you borrow any
money from your iather,'
For a moment | thought Of temper
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04

iring. then abandoned the idea at the
steady questioning look saw in
Dicky's eyes.
q borrowed some money Of my ia
lher yes" returned quietly 'Rut,
pardon me- DicIN don't see why you
have to worry over that It's my af-
fair entirely
Pardon ME" he returned ironical.
y. but it IS NOT your affair entirely
On the contrary. the fact that have
SO for failed to provide for my fam
ily that my wife has to get her father
10 make up the deficit Is distinctly
MY business. And I'm going to get
busy right away And-eyerythlng S
going to be open and above board be
tween US from now on No more Sc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04
vAR INDUSTRY
BOARD TO QUIT
Wilson Accepts Resignation
of B. M, BaruCh,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4-Presi-
dent Wilson has accepted the resig-
nation Of Bernard NJ Baruch a,
chairman OF the war industries board
effective January ! and has agreed
that the war indu,tries board cease to
exist as a government agency on that
dat<
In the correspondence made public
today, the president expressed the
hope that Mr.. Baruch would remain
In Washington so that the government
nigh, continue 10 have the benefit Of
his advice.
After agreeing with Mr. Baruch as
TO whet the work OF the board
should be discontinued, the president
said
1T is with feeling OF very sin
cere regret tina, see thl, admirable
and efficient agency discontinued /
have constqtly felt the spirit and
quality Of the work it ha, been do
ing and il is source OF great con-
iidcnce to me in the prosecution OF
the war that the tasks ot the board
wete in such hands"
Mr. Baruch gave as his reason for
resignng that with the signing OF
the armislicc and the Consequent
cancellation ~ contracts, thc.r wasnp
longer a sh0rill. Of materials and
the war industry board Immediately
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04
Thin, NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED B|TRO.PHOSPHATE

the results following Ito use are Noiten
simply astonishing
Weak. u,ed people regain strength
nud yigor UlnucHs aud uuguuuty give
away to uIumpuoss ana curves sleep
returns 10 tho slccploss. confidence
and Ch,"rulu"ss replace debility AMI
gloom iull eyes become bright and
pale. Euuken cheeks regain the pink
glow Of health. nitro Phosphate, the
use N which is inexpensive, also won
derlu.Iy promotes tho assimilation Of
foud 10 much ~ that many people re-i
putt marked gains Of weight lu few
weeks n Is sold m Oklahoma city by
Nrstttll nui bll good druggists
CAUTION Although hlro- phosphate
N unsurpassed for relieving nervous
uet| slceplessn,W and general weak
u,Ns. 10 should not, owing 90 lfB remark
Hhir flD.h-TruwiHr prOpyrilo" hr used
hF anyone who does not desire Co put
ON flesh. tAdyJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04

grca,e,, .arc 3, taken both a, ,u hab
10, and i.ct. serious complications arc
apt i0 follow. Persons wh0 have had
u are more 1p' than ever tD have u
the second time li you are IN tins
condition nothing 600 earth will build
N1u Vp and 'rcuglhen YOU like Tan
a. which contains the most powerful
tonic pr0poric, known 20 science.
a, fcconStructiyc tonic and body
builder, u O; without an equal and
contains the very elements needed by
the system TO restore you TO your nor
nal strength and weight
First of all. Ianlat begins 10, ac.
ton by creating a good healthy ap-
petite for wholesome. ulufl,hlug food
and assist, the vital organs which
have been weakened by the disease to
perform their natural functions, thus
helping 20 build up health and
lrrng'h IN The natural way
This statement IS easily proven by
the fact that Tanlac IS now having
do greatest sale Of apy system tonic
100 lhr history of medicine In less
than four wears time over ten million
bottle, have been sold and The de-
mlrl 3, constantly increasing
Tn connection with the Tanlac
treatment ~ is necessary 10 keep the
bowels opeu hy takin, Tmlac Laxa-
tive Tablets. samples OF which are in
.lulei with every bottle Of Tanlac
larar IS sold IN Oklahoma City by
the Nc,'iall Drug Lp, and leading
druggists and dealers everywhere.
isrwcnU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04
Guaranteed to Put on Firm, Health,
Flesh ana to increase Strength,
Vlgor and Nerve Force

NcIN thin people. men or women
are nearly always nervous wrecks; thus
,uucmSivey proving that th.uupss,
= enhcss. debility and uruHsthoun are
Utmost invariably due 10 nerve starya-
ton Feed your npivos and ull these
symptoms due 20 nerve starvation win
dlsappcdr
Eminent specialists state that the hest
nerve food IN rn organic phosphate
known among druggists aH Bi,ro-php--
phn'". u nNu-gfHlu tablet ot which
should br taken with each mou upnr
q genuine nerve builder and not sum-
uHnt OF mhIt-i0mlng drug. Htro.
Phosphate can be- safely taken hy th.
'icukcHt and most delicate sufferer. AND
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-04
R0MANONES TO FORM
NEW SPANISH CABINET

MADRID, Tuesday, Dec 3-Count
Romanones, foreign minister IN the
Spanish cabinet, the resignation OF
which has been announced, has been
entrusted with the task OF forming
? new ministry