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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-16
PIoNEERs, lIEETING HELD RACk.

The annual meeting Of the Pioneers
association. which was set for We'd
nesday at Harris mill. has been post
pOued by president James A. Smith.
The death Of Capt. Juan s. Hart was
was enc of the principal reasons FOR
the pOstponemenL
Pioneers, Attention.
1t is requested that every member
Of our association that can possibly
DO so attend the funeral Of the late
Pioneer, Juan s. Hart, TO whom the
association is so greatly indebted for
many favors and able services. Due
notice viii be given in the morning
Times OF time and place.
J. A. Smith.
President FL Paso County Pioneers
Associatiou.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-16

News Of the death OF Capt Hart
spread rapidly around the city Non
day afternoon. was a distinct shock
TO the many pioneer friends Of the
expublisher. who was said to have
been the first American born in FL
Paso. Not only for his own activities
was he W ell known during long llfe,
but also for the part his father, Maj
Simeon Hart. played as commander Of
United States troops here in the Sos
and as one Of the first settlers be-
fore the Civil, war and during that
period. a miller. and financial sup
nortar Of the Confederacy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-16
Born In Old Hart Home.

Can't Hart was born in the old
Hart home. overlooking the RIO
Grande at the north end OF the pres
emf Hart vfaduct. in the extreme west
end Of the city He was s. years Of
age. when - years old he entered
ne Christian Brothers college at St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-16

Louis, No, graduating as a civil en-
gineer. Afterward he served in the
college as teacher Of mathematics and
Greek. He assisted materially in the
education Of his four sisters at the
Sacred Heart college.
In Leadville, Colo, mining in 1873
and in Mexico later Capt. Hart was
engaged in engineering. surveying
lands and other properties. and once
was manager Of mines at OcampO.
Chin, then owned by the late senator
Tabor. of Colorado
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-16

- ID. Lerner.s Cleanup 81. -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-16

Last week Lerner's cleanup sale. Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
Carpenter TO Delay
American Trip; First
Fighf WIN LeUinsky

NEW YOltk. Dec. 2s.--oeorse
Carpenter. tho great French
fighter. and of whom more Kind
words have been Expressed than
Tor any other fighter either side
~ the Atlantic. Will not come to
America for some time yet
This Information first came IN
cabl-grsm To Harry pollak and
Dnn Mckrtrick. who viii, when
the trenchmHn does come here,
handle his affairs lie sent I"
them hy Theodore Nienne, tho
well known French promoter IN
Parts who more 0r l"I attends
To Catpentlef'A rlnW engagements
on the othcr side. a free transla
,ion stating that II N impnsslblo
for tn. french carpenter To
come at this time The reaspn
for tho French fighters delayed
visit IN later expressed by victor
Utayer. IN. French editor anu
owner ~ the echo des sports, VINO
declares that neither Carpenter
nor nuy ~ the younger soldiers
Will br let out OF the army t"'
som, time 10 come Thr fhct,
however that the Frenchmhn "
preparing for some future ring
engagements IL also told 10y ilfey'
er and while nothing has been
don. as vet regarding the boxer"
engagements It IL inferred hv MN
thar In an likelihood our own bhI-
Ting Ietinsky will probably ne
IN. man first selected 20 'ty "n'
the champion of all fighters on
the other side
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
BRANCH RlCkEY EAGER
TO GET BACK ON JOB

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Dec IS MAJ
iiranch Hickey president NJ the ~
,Louis cardinals. now In flynce. In
the chemical warfare branch Of the
army. writes that after three weeks
IN the hospital with pneumonia he
.fluiliy got To the front tu find there
"Alu't mo- sech animal The nrmirticc
hii been signed. the fighting hnd
ceased and the doughboys were
marching peacefully toward Ger
many. being greeted with IN" wives
of the pnpulace Instead ot the shell
firc ~ the Germans
The chance to shoot gas into these
Germans IN gone" writes Hickey,
'ani our detachment IN ns usrlcsa 49,
a hun' IN 3 To o bah game"
ll' goes on to say that WIN" he
has seen much In France that inter
e'frj HIM he - not In love with m"
country and remarks. ia rather re
"A lamp post on olive street In ~
Louis than the central figure In u
grand entry 10 Parts
Talking about all the human love.
Illness over here, the most hoautitul
pirturc I have sccn wiS when | saw
my wife ana three Kids In "A dream.
~ I'm not homesick. and can stick
It uut with good spirit ana cheer ~
long as there ir any use Tor me over
hrf, hut the first time they call Tor
volunteers To return hume II u" th"
fl"ti one over the top Ia say That y
me ana I'm not ashamed to Huy u,
b',tusU there ar" 100000 other
Americans over here who f"cl the
same way about It."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
Tulsa,S Oil Field Car Soon VIII
Haze Monopoly Petroleum Trade;
Heavy Production Planned in 1919

In them and no lioubi" has yet de-
Neloped through thir cause. tn"
gnaoline tank haR crpaciiy of IN
gallons The Dclro lighting ana Tx
milton system ia used ana The Carter
cHrbur~tu- has been chosen hs II has
been found to he the best Kind iu
use with this MAX" ~ motor. II IN
equipped with the stewart vacuum
feed system.
Tile bodies are made ~ the very
best material Tho paint N put on
In ~ processcs aud done ~ the
local factory Plate sass IL used IN
the rear Of the top Instead of the
customary islngltss
I,iE on ,ompnnic~ Iny.
Three 81 The nix uIl companies
have announced inh' 'h"N viii u-"
the Tulsn Four oil i'Ii ear rNclu.
sIVoly Some have been purchased
by these companies already, ana
their Old field CUfs N.ll 10" replaced
with this Kind nS-us' as they war
out Negotiations are now on win
the Cosdcn COMPANY whrreby they
will make II theii standard field ear
This new oil fcIi Dtr which Il
being sold for 3 "nn. rs larRe and
more wrVicenhls ihln the Ordinary
teld cars ~ other makes. and !, II
pointed out that parts may b" oh
laincd for II without m" least In
convenience. ana n rtn ho turned out
rIght here In the heart of IN. mid
continent oil field ~ aa large mum.
hers nv may be demanded The fac.
tory announces that n viii make n,
least 1000 cars during the coming
year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
General Leonard Wood
Originator Of Famous -
Georgia Tech Eiepen

someone has dug up the Inter
cs,lng dope that the famous
Georgia Tech football team was
organized by Gen. Leonard wood
In 1899 when the Georgia school
was only two years old and college
Football was a stranger 10 the
south. General wood was founder.
coach and player. and many are
the tales ~ his gridlron powers.
For nine years befoce Helsma -
advent Georgia Tech had won
Just one game In more than 40
combnts Hut In Iieisman's fist
year Georgia Tech played nine
games and won eight OF them In
lsob, lieisman's second year,
Georgia Tech won all OF its nine
games To the amazement Of the
southern football world
And then began tho "golden
FOOTBALL era" for Georgia Tech.
year after year Tech scheduled
games with tougher and tougher
fooS' Soon IL became looked upou
ss college that TONED out tho
greatest football teams In the
south.
Its fame soon spread beyond
the Mason ana Dixon line. hu' II
was not until 1918 that Tech
began 10 attract national attention
and took ranking with the great
est football teams In America
The Tech teams OF 1915, 1916
and 1917. although pitted against
the most powerful foes that u
could schedule, did not suffer de-
feat In y combats 1t scored l.lea
points agains, 81 by ~ opponents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
ENGLISH RING RULES
BOTHER AMERICANS
Speedy Britons Have Adynn,nrc
Over Sturdy Yanks Because
of Point Decisions.
nv JACK KEENp

CLEVELAND. Dee. 2s Danny
Dunn comes through with an inter.
eHting explanation of the failure OF
Americas boxing stars to shine more
IN the Kings Trophy boxing ,ourna.
mcnt staged recently In London
Loading boxers and tho American
and British services participated
English fighters won the majority ot
the bouts
Dunn IL well known aa n boxing
referee aud formerly was bantam
weight star. lie IL now In France as
ope " the athletic directors for The
Knights OF Columbus lie ana Jack
MrAuliffe, former lightweight cham
pion, took one ~ the NuuRhs Of
American boxers from France To the
tyhrnament
Twriiing to his friend. Dick shoe-
han. ne says
The English rules are hard for m
American to noN under, The bout IN
only three rounds. two OF them two
minutes. and one three minutes too
short Tor an American but good for
the English bows who are all good
len hand jabbcrs and fast The
American boys are sturdi"r but II
takes them longer to get into fun
speed. hccausc of their training
They're used TO three minute rounds
and are trained for longer bouts
They aren't prepared To shot them
selves out In flash "
Each round II Judged separately
and the maximum number ~ points
is five. II a boxer is perfect IN n
round he gets five points n n boxer
IN warned for infraCtion OF the rules
he IN penalized one or two points.
according tn the seriousness of the
offensc. n a boter leads and misses
he IN pcnaliyrd, too This explanation
serves 10 clear up IN a measure the
results of many of the contests, and
ySpccnllv that Inv which ! Miller got
the decision over Richie Mitchell
I.oft leads that land. no matter how
allghily. are highly esteemed, while
slipping. ducking and sldestepping, II
inry cause the attacking boxer 10
miss are sure OF recognition In
points
tfndor that system II would he I'm
no,sillr for a boxer who was the ng-
rros.or did the greater part ~ the
leading and landed the most blows,
IA los. tho decision hy rcnson ~ pen
,itIss Imposed for missed blows -
bnldibp IL IL not unlikely that rough
f,Iova Ike O'poWd. McDoorty pnd
u,tner we're compelled 20 trent EN-
rough In order 10 yet the award 81
the Judges
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
Close Cooperation Plan
of Majors snd Minors

CHICAGO. pec. 20 Plans tot
closer relations hetween the major
and minor leagues wer" discussed
Mt conference today attended 10y
President Ban Johnson Of the Amer
can league. Thomas Hirkel pf"ri
dent of the American asSocin ION hhu
A n Tcarncy of chicago, chairman
~ IA committee representing the Nh-
,iornl association ~ minor lcngn"S
IL was learned that change ~
the drafting ~ players was auonr
the nues,lons talked over President
Hickey recommends that tho major
leagues be permitted 10 drnfi play
err only from class "A leagues ana
instead ~ taking only one man from
each club the ma jor l"asu" clubs 10"
allowed 80 dram Two. President
Iickev alto flyors legislation nat
will allow the major leagues to rur'
chase PLAYERS from any class league
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

Anticipating the Increased demand
for uil field cars Win the opening
up of the new oil center IN the nor,h
T,N1s fields. the TuIp Automobile
c9rpurlilon, OF which Z ! Hartman
II president. has designed and placed
% the market an oil nrld car thhi
~ measuring uh TO the highest rx.
Itctutions OF It's most Hhnguine
htosicrs. II IN meeting tho demand
n3d flling n need long frt by the
"a mon Of the nld continent feid
"a trpriing TO those WHO have hlresdf
plrrhhsed these new Tulsa -four
mI Idcl-
with "A factory covering tire"
aires tof ground and more than
81 GOO worth ~ parts ou hama the
90 1uptny announces that u VIII b'
ltlr to mipmy the demand NOT 'np
tuf This new field ear hli also Tor
ihs other models which are being
copsirucied IN its factory ln lh'
nIrtheast part Of the cuts
special Cou-,ruc,ion
pho new oil field ear, which Wt''
~ appearance about 90 days hf'.
hab the mme chassis as the Tulsa
FIuy touring ear. which q made o'
iht best grade ~ steel and iH nov
ti1eted The springs are deSigu"
byl one ~ the best known spring
inhkors ~ the country. II is equipped
Win Lycuuning motor. which IN the
motor used ~ n number of ne-toH
trucks Another feature ~ tho car
IN that n has two universal Joints In
esad of one. The radiators are made
NJ h special reference TO the kind
on water In this country ~ be use
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
JIMMY WILDE NEAR
WEIGHT OF BANTAM
iai Moore DcciHr,p Ne HAD Onsy
fcw POUNDS AdvantAsc m Lat
tie lriilsii scraptrr.


CHICAGO, Dec B'-fal Moors
returned 10 chicago last Wednes-
IA. ,,o, ,,c ,.c.,, ,,t.ralllsd boz
~ -, ,h.rs
'hs '"ufhhh'h' w '"'"'"'
he lowered the Colorr OF jimmy
Wide. uritilh flyweiyhi IDOL In the
No., -. ,.,.., ,o,. comment
WV" ,
Than any other of the tournament
As token of his victory ial- stiii
Mai, Pal ana M, "Wil.on." as an.
'.''.', a., -, ,,ouvh,
"""''e" ''""' w"
back gold medal rreHenlcu W Ps,.
son ny frince Alneft of "h'os. ~
IN" tfont u iho lhncIlp'l"h' '"P.' ''"'
service boxing association, ana on
~" reverse, "hfitiHh empire amer
lchn service boxing toulhahehI
lslh.' with space reserved Tor hs
name
what ala the primo" say wnon ne
presented the medal fhl was
asked
\ was almost too excited 10 re-
member. but ! know he thanked me
for coming over Ito WASH "A pau
fellow
" Mildc's defeat, totally unexpected
by his admirers. brought I" moore
an offer of $4,000 ana snare ~
tho moving picture rights for re-
turn match In England. when Moore
would like 10 accept " contrasts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
Six Times Washington
BiGnked Behind johnson

siS times during the. 1918 base.
nhll season walter johnson OF tho
washington club took part IN games
which he had no chance ~ win.
These were tho games IN winch tho
nshlnEton club could not s'ore 4
run for the famous boxman. Etu.e
l4nignn has delved into the dope
buok ana has found out that john
son has taken par, IN 81 OF 'hese
games In the past seven searons,
averaging close To five shutouts zach
year. This figure puts Johnson nt
tho head of the iist of pitchers un-
lucky m batting support. as no other
pitcher In the game has taken ~
many shutouts. Johnson wa
hlsnked three times IN i9i2 four IN
lPl1 J ana again In isii six IN l9i b,
i've In 1915 and again in 1917. and
six times during the 1918 campaign
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
Hornsby Declares Old
Contract Still Ia Good

sT LOUIS, bee, IS Ro@rs
Hornshy. Cardinal star. discussing
his contract here said II was MS
opinion that the document would
hold good FOR 1919. although he did
no' wish tu make 10 appear ho was
trying ~ force an issu. ~ THIS time.
"Thc contract | signed was Tor two
yrhrv ne said. The document had
a war clause In n. hut II also Hilpu'
lated the club could not release nr
trade m. without my approval IN
view Of this. / believe II will not be
necessary for me To sign a new con-
tract for next seasor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
DEALERS PREPARE
FOR AUTO EXHIBIT
Most Important Show Offer
ed In Southwest to BE
Held Here January.
GREAT CROWDS EXPECTED
Thousands of Out-of-Town
Visitors to Sec Mammoth
Exhibit Of Cars.

Tho automobile show, 10 be held
by tn. Tulsa Automobiis Dealers' ~.
sociation tho latter part of JAnu.
AIRY VIII he the most Important event
~ It's Mind offered In The south weat.
Every dealer In Tulsa is chuck full
o pep ana rearing 10 set started.
Each has requested his factory 70
send ON special attractive iunovas
lions 10 as TO hold and interest the
great crowds Anticipated At the -.
hibition.
The displays 10 he arranged vii
he unique and festurcful. The mod
els TO be presented will he the nov
isis designs and Will embrace all
that 10 modern and desired In an au-
tomobilc.
Vaudeville attractions 70 be Of.
Tered 81 the show will be Of the
headline variety and include several
acts never seen In Tulsa, but which
vaudrvills theaters IA the east. 4
jasr band has also been arranged fer
and on society night q grand ball WIN
he held n
IN lay Out l'vus>euoAe.
the Universal Motor company's
building on North Main street hes
been Isscured for the show. In the
comrhodious pavilion the care WI
bc displayed In especially decorated
boothn smilsx and flaes, buntin9
and flowers will be ARRANGED aloua
walls and beautiful bowsrs viii -
erected. A porminads will Ss lsi1
and along each side visitors 10 the
show can view the immsass displayo
10 he best advantage
Each Asaisr In TulsA has appointed
himself : commlttse Of one 10 zee
mat his part Of ths autemobns sAow
70 well done. He b thinking, taik-
Ing ANA working with ati NJ mlsht
20 40 MS utmost 10 make the shoW
me. Ss o,a1ss, ~ =. ana M most attractive svsat
EvceyhIdy 10 ~ 7Neeu
| II is estimated Sy he sSCoe,as,s.
tina, ssvstal thousand out q lows
visitors will come 10 the shov Of
courss. everybody IN Tulsa Win -
there, Ana that thsy viii kavs 4
| ,.ynl good time goes without Sayiun.
Many sxtraordinary features oil -
arranged Tor their sntsrta. nmcnt.
4 vne % the many attractIono 10 be
ottered 81 the show 10 pvssented by
.ne Packard company, Two Lbertv
motors Will be seen. aiso many othcr
.nterssslnG exhibits that Werx m ths
'h.ek OF things over there. N
sevsfnl nsw Bucks ere 10 b sta
TONED IN convenient places ii the
snow by the Fcrs,sr-Dasis company.
ana are nov bus,iy polishlns and
essninS thsm In order 10 Be ready
wee the time con,sa
I ~ lv'ns Of the Adams Motor
8kany declares that he viii
m. mm.V h al ready 10 demonstrate
!: !; !; !; :: !; !: !:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

WAsIilNGTON bee 2S--Influ-
enya II again definitely on the de-
cline In army camps detailed re-
port uf health conditions OF troops
In the United states issued today ny
the surgeon generals office ala not
show "a single case IN several OF the
larger cnngia for the week endof
December 20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
,o,,mbIa win Have crew

Columbia vii have a crew neN'
sprinr In spite " the fact mat cor
neu hn- vl'hdrhw1 from the sport
10, the season ~ lql9, and the Ger
in'nn, tina, there viii be- NO inter
rnlleginir regatta ~ roughke"r-ie ~
.uine. According to charles linl'i"d
Mapcs chairman NJ ia" university
committee ou athletics ~ 'olumh ma.
Cornelrs action vii have NO "ifr'
whatever oA CoumhilH plans lo
boa, n varsity eight and possibly
also. Junior varsity aud freshman
crewa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
Cify baseball League
Meets Next Friday Night

owing 20 u confusion IN the date.
n was announced that u meeting ~
T,ilan hnschnll II league heads would
he held Friday night The meeting II
10 bee held neat FRIDAY night m place
Of last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
sE4!s 'sS'l|E'ssis
0ro~inG Orsnni,asiea RI - so~
to Get Results h sssj lbnisa
Of Car swtp1no.

Some one has said that "Coursse
consists. not In. bindly ovsrlookins
danger. but IN sseins and CON usS-
Ing IT,"
The automobile owners OF thu clsv
and county OF Tulsa have seen the
DANCER and has formed the Tulsa
Automobile club. These men realis.
that five men can watch A thief
easier than one. and ono hundred
can watch him easier than five. they
also realize that u has reached \
point In auto thievery that In no
longer In incubation, or a menace,
but condition and II must he met
The protection afforded by the city
system seems inadequate TO
cope With tho automobile thief.
as there have been stolen
an average Of three cars q
day for the past two months Tie
club will co-opevsts with the Local
police In the apprehension and con-
ylction of the cfiminalh Every auto
mobile owner will sssntually belong
TO this elvb. for the reason that Il
Is the best investment that can he
procured for the SAfsiy sf bis car
The reward otfefs< recently of
$1,000 for tho "High Jacks" that
stole %. G.. OssAbtnr car came
through the AutsN>Ohile club
As outlined, 10 oae year this club
can be turned ihto . social orsanisa-
ton. The oAe1)s mons association
In Texas nSs1e y q good place 20
stay away fro9 NJ tbs, ,cnt'is rustler.
The autouno1)1o clubs Of the state
will have s(rgoent influence for good
ana II wiS ~ a. safe TO leave your
car pnrE4 xG5v whore within It's con-
fines az q Il 0fe for the "Dossie'
In the Sints ~ TEXAS
stesa)h9 csrp IN Tulsa and Tulsa
county has en 20 easy that the
OF srade sshool SNd the high school
age soms boys robbed q car Of l,s
In broad dsyiisht. Ths
chances are that they would have
gotten away NTH I; but for the time
iy interference Of Jack slaughter.
=~~-f--=~--7---
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

CIHTABOI DE - q Leon.
ard. president Of the i'nlon stock
yards at chicago tes,ifylng at the
packinghouse arbitration today, said
II would he difficult 90 maintain
"igh wages as he expected Texas
shipments to decrease soon owing To
a three year drouth In that state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
iA SrRtLI HAS HARD
YEAR AHEAD OF IT.

Th. coming year ~ not gong 70
he one OF affluence for hnSchhl J.
lveryone On taking optlm!SuchlS
and most OF tho minors winch wet"
forced 10 suspend because ~ me Nhr
are trying to get started again IN ne
Hprlny, hut nobody IN going io max"
any money In baseball thlS year w
spite Of their brave 'front.' u ~ vi
den, by the wny the majors ar" cur
aillng expenses that they anlc!ph'e
financial difficulties this year Noh"
NJ this snort reconstruction IL golhg
20 Weld riches NJ once. ihe rehnl'u
ing of sports into popular ihNpr -
going to take time ana mun''
Many needed reforms have h'tn
proposed for baseball Niihln 'h'
next month We will know "h"'h'r
they are going To be put mo 'N'
cutlon, for the minor leagues ~
'ogcther 10 discuss their pt'h'''nH
.n Chicago January II and the ma
iots will confer IN New YORK '"u
DAYS later
Amateur as well NJ professional
sporta are receiving an overhnn'lng.
The governing bodies have d's'"N o.
pred that In some ways the amateur
Jules are too narrow and IN SOM
wnNs too lenlent An effort ls ~ ''
made without delay TO correct thos"
faults. to increase popular lnicf"H.
ana NJ the same time protect ann
'outism against unscrupulous inter-
rsts which use questionable means
To build up supremacy
4 big step I'm tho righ, dlrecNcn
was made by the national goieR ABE
Athletic association last frfhny night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

Duran 20 Kansas thy.
Joe Duran. city superintendent OF
I'd n Cficati.,ns. has gone TO ksnsas
city lop business for tnc police a.
ma ri mont ~
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-21
"A SPLENDID TONIC /"
Says HixsOn Lady Who, On Doc
tors Advice, Took Cardui
And Is Now Well.

Hixson, Tenn.-"About 10 years ago
I was. -" says Mrs. J. B. Gadd, of
this place. 81 suffered with a pain in
my left side, could not sleep at night
with this pain, always in the left
side.
My doctor told me to use Cardui l
took one bottle, which helped me and
after my baby came, was stronger
and better, but the pain was still
there.
l at first let it go, but began to get
weak and in q rundown condition.
SO I decided TO try some more Cardui,
which [ did
This last Cardui which l took made
me much better, IN fact, cured me. It
has been number Of years, still
have TO return CT this trouble.
feel it was Cardui that cured me.
Ind l recommend it as . sv,Hndi1 fe-
male tonic"
Don't allow yourself to become
weak and rundown from wcnaRly
troubles Take CaTdui. It should sure
" help you, as it has so many thou
sands of other women in the past 40
years. Headache, backache, sideache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-out
feeling, are all signs of womanly trou-
bic. Other women get relief by taking
Cartiui. Why not you? All druggists.
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