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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-03
STEEL WORKERS
BACK ON JOBS

SGrtking employees OF tho Pacific
Coast steel Co. arc hack at work
Tuesday morning.
rhe 1900 men who Quit their
employment following failure to ar
FiTe 1t an agreement With the steel
co:upAny's owners are abiding by
= settlement reached Monday after
neon
This settlement. outlined by Sam
ucl l. Boldly. acting president Of
tho Metal Trades council. leaves
III matters IN dispute 20 board
Or arbitration. TO he named by
c. aries A. Picz In charge OF steel
PRODUCTION for the Emergency
FRET corporation.
rho men agreed 20 leave their
grievances in abeyancc on hearing
TIA, the output Of ships was be-
irx interfered with owing to lack
u steel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-03
ny HAROLD EDWIN BECHTOL
European Manager Of the News
paper Enterprise Association)

LONDON. Sept. 3.-The allies arc
putting out the Germans eyes
At last this statement can be
made fatty.
Official figures on file at tho Brit
lsh Air Ministry covering more thai
a year prove H.
In the year from July. 1917. 70
July. 1913. the British alone brouEh;
down NOR. than 1000 enemy air.
planes British machines missing
for the same period number only
about GOO.
These figures include all the fronts
on which the British alrrnen arf
working
And the scor. IL -four TO ono.
/, may alec be stated officially
that the figures since July !. 1918.
keep up that score.
b. agreement. the allies do not
make public each others air sta
tisucs. but the British know what
the other allies arc doing. and !, can
BE- stated officially that tho showing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-03
Give Farewell for
18th II. S. Infantry

The First Girl cadets Of Washing.
ton win give a farewell dance TO men
OF the isih infantry. now at Fort
Lawton. Wednesday evening at
Nine. Lepper's hall. 1904 Fourth aye.
Corp. NJ r. Stepp will make TFs-
well address. The public is invited
TO attend TO help boost the boys ION
70 Berlin"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-03
PURGE LIBRARIES OF
HUN BOOKS, is PLEA

Americas libraries must be purgcd
OF books with pro-Gerruan faint
This wns the message 81 Mrs. Ruth
Karr Mckee. regent OF the Unlver.
alty Of Washington. before the ninth
annual conference Of the Pacific
Northwest Library association. IN
the y. ". c. A. Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-03
FURNITURE statesmen
NOW HAVE NEW UNION

w. II Hcndley has been chosen
president Of the newly organized fur.
niture saiexrncn's union. which will
be affiliated with the Retail and DRUG
Clerks union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-03

Division No. 10 Auxiliary viii
meet Tuesday night IN Grcyerblehrs
hail. .5th ave =. and Jackson 81.
Comfort kits win be presented TO the
- members OF the next draft con.
tinxsnt leaving for Camp Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-03

Chauncey Wright restaurants win
release 100 men walters for federal
on September 10. Union
women walters viii replace them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
A CHILD GETS CROSS.
SICK AND FEVERISH
WHEN C0NSTIPATED
Look, Mother If Tongue is
coated clean little liver
and bowels.

lf your little ones tongue Is coat
ed, II ls sure sign the stomach.
liver and bowels need gentle, thor.
ouEh cleansing az once when your
child ia cross. pecylsh listless. pale
doesn't sleep. oat or act naturally.
" health Ia bad. stomach sour avs
TEN fun OF cold throat sore. or II
tNerish, give a tN,Spoonful NJ zeal
ifornts Syrup ~ tigs and In q few
hours an the cluggcdSap. rousii q.
patcd waste, sour bile and uudlgcs
ed foods viii E"utlN move out W the
bowels and YOU haNo q wcIl. playful
child again
Sick children needn't bc conNcd iu
take this harmless fruit laxative "
Millions NJ mothers keen II handy
because they know tis action IN the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure They also know 1911,
given today saNcA a sick child to-
morrow
AK your druggist Tor a bottle "
california Syrup uf Figs.' which
contains directions for babies chill.
dren ~ all ages and for grown -ups
plainly on the bottle Bewarr or
countcrfeits sold here Get tho gen
uinc made hy california Fig S,ll,p
Company ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
TWO NEGROES ARRESTED
FOR STEALING A HORSE
Fen Car. Old Lads Drive orr With
Mans Bngg, and arc Cap
turcd bN pnliCc.

Two negro lads. not over ten years
old. were arrested yesterday hy the
police on charge or horse stealing.
nud they Grc being held for Humane
Agent \. NJ Welch. The two bows.
who gave their names AS Douglas
Hodge and Buhb DAVIS. we're ar
rested by Motorcycle officer Charles
Foor.
James Ecker ot Turlcy drove to
ulsa Yesterday and hltchcd his
horse In the alley between Main and
Boston, near First. Returning a
litllc whilc later he learned that
some one had driven or in tho.
buggy II" notified the police and
said that he had seen two negro lads
playing around the buggy. officer
Fo"T. who was assigned to the case.
recalled that he had seen two negro
lads driving In buggy on North
Elgin.. lie set out after them and
ISndcd the two boys on South Elgin.
going at lively clip.
The negro boys said that cook
~ a restaurant near where the horse
was hltrhed told them to drive or
but ltlc crcdenCe vas given To- their.
story.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
Over 70, But Relieved
By Internal Baths

Mrs. J.. VI WAdlia writes Or Chas. 4
lyrrell Of New York a. follows
within he last month I have bad won.
derful results and All inflammation has
nearly slbAidsd / could hardly expect a
woman over 20 10 receive benefit from \
trouble Of long standing as quickly a. .
oungcr person Money could not boy my
L. Cascade II could not get an.
other 90
II u difficult 10 believe how many In.
iernAl troubles internal bathing will re-
lieve until you realize that physicians agree
ihat - per cent Of human ailments are
raused BY accumulated waste in the lower
intestine
The -. p T.. Cascade" the .eisniifie
method Of Internal bathing. removes in 4
pertectily natural way all poisonous waste
and hiss been sn succe lul IN promoting
lcalth that over bali million intelligent
Amereans afe nov using % regularly
Il j. produced By Chas A fyrren. NJ
D Of New York. who for 2i rears has
been . specialist on Internal Bathing. and
y ia nos being shown snd explained by
Toy Y 1stman, druggist ruifA
They will give you op request q very
interesting b6okiet on Internal Rathipg
by Or Tyrrell -Why Man Of TotaF IA
Only so Per Cert Efficient
Ash Tor v today and know more about
yosrs.h and your functions thau you aver
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
NEGRO WOMAN SHOOTS MAN
FOUR TIMES; KILLS SELF
jealous Quarrel nt Scales Ends I'm
ftfth Homicide In
Two Da,s

foiloNing q quarrel about II 30
last night Ice Bertha Valley. "A
negress, after firing four shots into
the body " Galloway Miller. "A negro.
~ Scales. about three miles south .
east or Tulsa, turned the gun on
herNc't ana tircd one shot which
uroNed ta'al The bullet passed
through her heart
Few details Of the tragedy could
he learned, but II was thought thai
tho two had disagreed over a love
AFFAIR Another negro was In tho
room NJ the woman at the time or
the shooting but he escaped Miller
was taken to the Booker Washing.
'on hospital by Mowbray's II was
l,"',u ''rll ihls morning that his
condition was improved and n IN.
believed hc would recover. An in
teSugation OF the affair will hc made
10y the county officials
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
CELEBRITIES TO BOOST
LOAN DRIVE IN STATE
Singers, Statesmen, tilm Stars and
Trench Heroes Coming for
Campaign.
CAMPAIGN IS EDUCATIONAL
vital Issues of War VIII Re Ia.
plaincd by Speakers OF Ma
tional Fame.

. ~psra to Tho World
/ OKLAHOMA CITY. March Hi--
! The third Liberty loan drive will
/ bc tho most extensive. as well a.
tho most intensive ever made in
/ this state. Under the direction uf
thc oklahoma state Council Of De
fensc. speakers Of national fame,
! and veterans Of the trenches Will
visit every section of the state In
addition tho community council
work Is h"ing organized on scale
which viii bring the ISSUES intoh ed
home to every individual IN Okla
home
The list OF speakers will include
President William Howard raft
Alice Nelson. the famous singer
Charlie Chaplin, who thru the
films has been seen by more per
sons than any one else In the world
Douglas Fairbanks. almost equally
well known, and others OF national
prominence In addition thcrc Will
hc eight or ten soldiers who have
had interesting experiences In the,
British trenches and an equal num-
her from the French army Every
ono NJ them Is a good speaker. as
well ~ veteran fighter. The
speakers Will be routed out OF OK
lahoma city by Director Chester II.
Nestfall As matter OF fact no
state IN the union has secured a bet
ter list ~ speakers than Oklahoma.
the government thus recognizing
the splendid work which has been
done along patriotic lines In this
state.
In connection with the third Lib
criy loan drive letters have been
sent by the State Council OF Defense
to every county council In the state
urging them Immediately To form
an organization for every school dis
'rict In their county Even before
his was done oklahoma had made
a splendid start IN this direction
with an organization IN every school
district tho tsSues Of the war and cs.
pecially the Importance OF SUP Sort
ing tho THIRD Liberty loan wi" he
made vital facts everywhere in the
'tatc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
fItENCHNAN SAYS
OUTLOOK OPTIMISTIC

NEW YORK. March - Thcrc iz
noihlng In tho current new from
overseas 10 warrant any diauuettNir
on The part ~ the American public
or any OF the nations allied against
l'ermhny, In the opinion ~ Captain
Nndrc Tardicu, French high com
missioner To the United States In a
statement Issued hero Audal. how
ever he couuEelled tho Fastening OF
preparations I'm this country a. deal
tho enemy blow for blow" aud the
maintenance by Americans at home
or The same "Calm confidence" ina The
ultimate issue of the war ~ has hc,r
manifested hN the nations truups in
France.
6ermanN's long distance" bonn
harding OF Parts can hayo no FIX
hlflcance from a military viewpoint.
captain Thrdicu declared Tho dam
age resulting fCom this gun fire, nc
SAID, evidently had been even Iet,
Than that incidental to an aerial
bomb attack
Tho British retirement near 81
quentin on the weHtern front tho
hlgh commissioner believed vpY "A
move parallolinR that of the French
during the first few DAYS nr tho bat.
ue or Ncrdun captain Tardicu ad-
Nlsed that Americans hn critics og
me war news and warned against tho
forming Of conclusions until the MOI
results of the new German move.
nlcnt was determined
Ihe German attack, said raptaIp
lardleu, seems tO have exceeded IN
Violence Nv the number ~ guns As
"oIl as by the number Of men In ali
previous attacks, but Insist that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

ms Aitn"k II exactly similar ~ those
Nhl'h nave already been rCpulscu
] me- two frs' DAYS seem to mo Ia be
absolutely similar TO tho two first
dN7 "f the battle ~ Vcrdun In Fch-
ruWys 1878. The British retirement
near 81 quentin relatively is un
moro important than tho French re-
'lIewont Hi tho beginning of the YER
dun engagement
Ton days later At Vcrdun We had
ceased 10 retire and the result wa
or u'gllgihlc value 10 GERMANY we
hn'" every right to think thai u,
o@cuur vii be the same this tn,e
Iho German army benefit b, the m-
crease of pewcr resulting from tho
Russian treason In ahnndontng the
chhse of democracy. think tho nu-
noricm superiority OF Gcrrnapy ls
IN io five but the british and
French arc much stronger and purh
hollor armed now than We were at
Nwdun Therefore. there liz no
cause for anxiety.
'N"twlthsiandlpF tho trcmrpdous
Wcrht of troops and nghtiur ma
hlncrN employed the results Of tho
hsl lN" DAYS are not superior TO
ih"7o We achieved OurscNc cg I'm tho
NrH' two days ut our offensive an tho
Nommo In 1915 You must also keen
I'm mind that Tho few miles which
10" Gormnus have taken with the
sacrifice ~ thousands upon tho,t-
sa nds OF men constitute only . small
pNll ~ the territory they evacuated
ia lal-
In their offi,1l cummuniquc NJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
TRY "CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
IF SICK OR BILIOUS
Tonight Clean your boueIs
and stop headache. colds,
sour stomach.
Get q l0-ccnt box now

'' ''.h'ill l'1A now.
rum the rLsulls out--thc head
ache, hilipusuess indigestion ns
SICK, sour stomach and bad colds
turn them ont tonight and Keen
them out with Cascarcts
Millions Of mon and women take
a 'ascar"t now ana then and never
hh"" the misery caused by lazy
Il'rr clogged bowels. or an upset
stomach
Don't put m another day o, dis
ir"'s. Let CascarcR cleanse your
stomach remove the sour feruept.
lnE food take the excess bile from
YOUR lNersund tarry ont an tho con.
Nipated waste matter and poison
800 rho bowels Then YOU viii feel
great
\ 'ascarct tonight straiEltens
YOU out by morning They work
while YOU sleep l0-cent HOY
from any drug store. means a cIeBr
mead. sweet stomach and clean
healthy liver and bowel .aetIon for
months. Children loScY Cascarets
"A "A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
NEGRO H0LDUP SLABS
WHITE WHO RESISTED
I. 4. HclmiCk Was Probably FATALLY
Wounded hy RlaCk High
Wayman.

] c. IIclmlck. white man. was
stabbed and probably fatally in
lnrcd 10y q negro fooipad IN tho 300
block on.i 'tncinnau avenue late last
night The negro escaped aud his
Identity is not known According to
tho story told by Uclmics after be
tng taken 20 the Sunny-ide hospital
In critical condition the negro
stopped him and commanded that he
throw up his hands Uelmick re-
fused and grapplod with the negro.
and In the struggle that followed he
was stabbed The negro has not been
arrested
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
Women and War work.
Where luu May Servo Today

Red Cross headquarters, open
every day
Presbyterian wolnea- First church
every day
Roston avenue NJ L.. church. work
room. every day
Daughters ~ American Rcvolu
ton Red Cross headquarters
council ot Jewish women syna
goguo Monday and Thursday
Tulsa Woman's club, Red Cross
NoyE3 Neighhors. Red cross.
Hhptist women, church work
room, every day except Saturday
Jane Addnms chaGta1ua. Red
Cross
catholic women. knights Colum.
bus home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
COMMUNITY
GOSPEL SERVICE |
Of
First Methodist
EpiscopalC Church.

Schedule of meetings Monday night:
District No. Home of w. II. Albro, dlO South
Denver.
District 2-3-Homc of c. W. Henry $40 South
Elgin
District No. 4-Homc of A. A. Little 100 South
Boulder.
District 5--Iome of J. D. Richards 1909 South
Boston.
District 6--Home of w NJ Robbins 1906 South
Main.
District Home of c. W Crimes 1900 South De-
troit.
District s-Home of o. S. Warfeld 1402 Admiral
District 9Home of j. f. Hidt Is East Jasper
Services held each evening at 7 80 p m
Watch this space each day for the schedule-If Won
have not learned in which district you arc located at
tend the closest meetings, All changes of meeting
places will be noted here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
Nay Pool Fuel Oil for
Essential Indusfn,

WASHINGTON, March 2t-N,
l., Requn, oil director and H,-
Garfield arc In conference on ph
for pooling fuel oil TO meet 4
pressing demands OF essential ind,
tries, and further announccm,,
may be looked for soon. II may
that tank cars now operating In :,
nid-continent field will be diver.
To tho southeast with WOW Of }
iording some relief MIR. Rcqua ,
turned TO Washington this niorrs
from a three day conference In NJ
ork.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

and ~ has completely cured me and
my work is "a pleasure tell all
my friends who have any trouble Of
this Kind what Lydia H. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done for
me. .-H Nellie Il Britunghanl. 500
CslVcrton Rd Baltimore. Md
II is only natural for any woman
To dread the thought of an opera
ton. SO many women have been
restored 20 health by this famous
remedy Lydia T.. pinkham's Vegc-
table Compound after an operation
has been advised that it will pay
any woman who suffers from such
ailments To consider trying It be-
FOR" submitting 20 such trying
ordeal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

li lh'b Beta Phi sorority ~
iIyn'y Kendall college. cntcr.
bn'l With a luncheon party for two
r0"'z,f Miss Mary kingslRnd and
Miss Elizabeth Driver, SATURDAY
afternoon IN tho Superior tea room
There wrrc covers for twelve Miss
N"un'tD, Jon' OF tho faculty. and
h'rs'If q mombcr Of the chapter.
rhtpnr"ucd the party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

hl'F nervousness
~ n Il headaches
and oCrcry month
would have to
stay In bed most
Of tho time
Treatments would
relieve mo for "a
Time hut my
doctor was al
ways urging me
to have an opera
tion Ny sister
asked me to try
LYDIA r. Pink
hams cgetablc
Compound before
Cunsenting to an
operation | took
five bottles Of II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Twentieth Century club meeting
NUH Ms rhHrlr. Hovenor
special meeting ot Tulsa Woman :
,JN u library
Grown Seal ,hautRuqua library.
ST.. Frank e. seaman. leader.
Iu.tn frf ,luh Lecture hy Mile
li,uf..f' lnp1th in library
pNH INh~i rlub meets. Mr. and
Nr o. simmons hosts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Lois lundy daughter of Mr. and
MrH Roy luutN and Mary AdaIino
!l'NI"n, br and Mrs y Forest.
lI"Nd"n daughter. entertained a
f'"ur OF their Young friends with a
week .end party IA the home Of Mr.
'uH Mrs IundN. Games Of all sorts
vcro played and In a flower contest
Miss Sara Little and Allen Dtxnr
won tho fayorS A plate sumner ,Vns
served and Easter favors presented
Mrs Lundy and Mrs IIavden wore
1Hsiricd by Miss Black nnd Nias
Ialln"ay Tho party numbered
Margaret Campbell. Dorothy Davis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

e. LONDON. March 20 The cana
dian var correspondents dispRtch
from the Franco UelgIan front ,cd,..
SAYS that while the English were
oH'iiing with the Germans further
sou a. 'ho canadians. ON Friday
nlghl. launched the greatest gas
ombhrdmeut ln fh" worlds histur,
htveop Lens and nm %.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
Oklahoma via Washington
OMER,K. BENEDICT

Victor Harlow ~ Iarlov,s
weekly NJ Oklahoma C4ry. has rr.
turned home after weeks {i.t. In
the national capital While here hc
was interesting nkahum1nq and
"'n"i7 In q financial proposition to-
ward "nlarg.rE his ucwspaper aud
loh printing plant IIc mas 4 r,fi,p
10 bond it and soll Tho bond. and
nave corporation vlta A. Iea.t
$4,000 capital stock 10 ig u,1sr-
stood he made considerable progress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

NORMAN, March Ct Harry
Nurnand a Noble youth. was found
guilty OF assault with q dangerous
weapon I'm the district court here
today and his punishment assessed
at ono wear and q day In the state
r"ufontary Tho assault, was made
ON y - Cornelius hrad OF the
N"hlo schools last December John.
SON and liury rhllpot. two hroihcR
ais" implicated viii not he tried
until the next term ~ cou-.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
'e1etpNeeps

I Maurinc McGul. Natalie 'Rroach
Gayle Roberts. Mildred Aogers.
Edith tpp Alpharctta Scott. Sara
Little, Stella Eortlcr. Dorothy Mar.
aus, Jack Glover. Lane Poe, Jo-
seph klrkhride James Porter. seth
Hughes kenneth Crouch, Allen
Dixon. James Fitzgerald Alvin
Humgarner. Lewis Austin Donlhuo
IanRworthv Frederick Rroach Bd
con Davenport Earnest iirooks.
Miss Louise Haley was hostess of
a week party with her fellow
mcmhcrs of the hight school senior
class as guests In the home ~ hcr
parents Mr., and Mrs Charles HALEY
Girls and BOYS NJ tho party were
Misses lrith Walter, Amelia Broach
Maymc Wooden, Beatrice AskcW.
Kathleen Campbell la Rue Harm.
Icnevlev" NlllotI Doris Vance
Rernicc Derby Mary opal Marshall
Anna Hclla cor Messry Edgar
GrabCr. cart simpson, Hubert ~
nns. Allen DIXON, Harry Gon. Allen
Kramer. Robert Fitzgerald Dor
rance Rodcrick. Norris Hopping
-H.
Mrs Murray -. Russell will leave
during IA" week for Ames. Iowa.
where she goes tn visit her daugh
ter. Miss Ramona Russell and son
Mr.. Bruce Russell. both of whom
ar" students of 4, and NJ college /
Mrs Russell viii hc accompanied |
as ftr as Kansas city hy her moth /,
cr, Mrs NJ q. Davis. en- route 10 |
Montana. after a winters stay In |
Tulsa.
Mrs Frank L. Moore viii leave |
at tn" middle of the week for chi
rago TO attend the wedding or a
friend
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

IN" tImo % tiIc personal Asscf.-
menta and assess improvements put
ON property during 1917. expired
March 10. | have extended the time
T." Npril T. All returns must hc in
hN this date 10 avoid the PENALTY the
Va" provides " $ Hooker. Coun-
" Assessor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

Which reminds Ms that Hugh
Jennings has two stubborn holdouts
ON his hands in Catcher Hank
Spencer and Third Rascman oscar
Wit Both these gentlemen arc IN
California and insir that thcy will
not report for work unless their
contracts are raised.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25
Hooray! Baby To
Rule the HOUSE
No Longer Do Women Fear The Grrs'
est of All Human Blossinss.

Thousands ~ women mn lorr'r rss't
themselves to the thought that 'l'tne's ~
distress are natural They lnow hc'l''
In Mothers Friend they have 'o1nd D
deriul penetrating remedy 10 relieve "'''
dreaded experiences -
Nervousucss. hearing down and 'r'..
inE pains are among the dish'ar''n'ns ~
distressing experiences women every Nn'
Ay they entirely escape during f. Ps "
oi expectancy by the use OF Mo'n'
Friend
Here Re- remedy that sofirns me Ny
of broad. fiat abdohinal muscles IuN
meath the skin enables them n ''Fa
without the usual strain upon me- usams'
und nerves and assists nafrr' 20 MAS.
possible for women 10 ro through WA','
without many Of the DREADED s'ml'o"''
familiar to host ~ womtn. l.n,
BY regular use throughout N. f"''t ~,
muscles expand easily whom hah' .
and psin srd danger a. the "''A
soouentlv less .-r,
Moiher's Friend IL Tor ertsrral 9'e ~,
b absolutely And entirely safe ana nA 't,
used By thousands Of wnms0 arali.u' al
greatest time In woman hi' '''
hslf century urri
Write the Bradfield Regulator Oo. .,,,,t,
Lamar Bldg Atlanta Ca fof 'h'H ,..t
orhood Book so vsluabl" 20 f,.t.
i1othrrs and IN the meantime ooa
bottle n Mothers Friend from lh' '.'
drug store Begin It's Use suir'' ..-.
Ing to directions with every hoti, 81. ..tI
foriify Yourself against pain AND dl''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

'r.w The want OF reflection,
'r.u mat ldlcue~s which goes
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thH., who iu the most spiritual
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

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hoels "of an informal week end
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M their niece. Miss Mary Bolc Me
Candies uf Los Angeles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-25

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one 'o' bottle of lax Fos with Pep
sim. lluuid digestive laxative for
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ant to take.