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Fistic NelOs John R Pollock and Gossip

Champion Jack Dempsey has
started In already to swell his large
bank account by making plenty OF
more money out OF the show business
as a result OF winning the worlds
heavyweight title from Jess Willard.
Jack appeared for one week after the
big scrap at an amusement park at
Cincinnati giving boxing exhibitions.
and he proved such an attraction that
at the end OF the week the manager
OF the park turned over to Jack
kearns, manager OF Dempsey, the big
sum OF $4,000 for his end. Dempsey
VIII probably grab on about 500, 900
out Of the theatrical game before he
engages in another real battle.
On AOopmt o tho Battling Lsvgsiy-CAy
Turner bout boinG postponed until the fins cloaT
nigh. mAtchmAker John JenninEi a the Arnory
A. A. a Jernsy Ciu haA pnt back fog one uoek
TN pwo elght round bouts baUweon Johmy Mur-
raS and Charley Beedher Of ths oiy and "Bahs'
Sullivan Of GrusnNich VillAse and Esidie HAriem
tho sturdy fighter Of Harlem. Tue nshten are
Torfeotly saistsd - thsg want 70 boz in good
woAihlsF.
mabah vas Arranerd over the long distance
teoptons to-day betwven johnny Murray, tho
| prounttng Little hshter q Harlem. and Patsy
JOt.osoa. De Italian feathsrNsisht q Trenton.
n. J. They Will come tngothes in the main
! bout q eight rounda a. the Gund Tbeatrp A.
Trenton. ~ j., On DeKi Tuesday night. Johnson
b = bs tsyOrits With The fght fans a Trent0n.
Johnny Dundee. the cAesO Italian LIGHTWEIGHT,
made Ssoh bit In Boston b. hs two bnoHnsiVe
rrt@1os oper Benny yalEer and Joe npbt. that
he uas otorod = match thare nsTt week. but
/ turned Il down. a. he h ANXIOUS 70 take a rat
fog Nva or two. His ne1t bout viii be with
hd ooosaa ~ faa Brooklyn ltshtwoiSht. At
| the ANNOY A A. u jersey City. Aug. 4. and
hh folorins enszss.bat Nith JOo Nelins IN
Philadelphia Aug. II.
Joe weuina. ths crack Chicago lightweight Who
"a matched 10 meet Goorge Young Erne hs
buffalo lightweight. In one VI the siH-Found bouts
Al ths opsn-air boxing show 10 b. held BY Phi
uiahsmAn AT Shiha PATk In Philadelphia on Aug.
4. has also been booked " 70 tight Ahe Fried
nan ths ChinASo fighter. ior ten rounds Al Racine
VIA, on Aus. ?. Immediately after that bout
wsllins vii leave Chicago for Philadelphia,
RAy Rvyal. ths wslisEweisha q HnnastaaA
Pa. uho y REGARDED - a great tighter by th'
nsuupapor eritins q that soction. may b AnOthai
ons oi ChAmpion JAek Bhttona opponens in
lev wusn. A fight promoter Of Rays tor
wants Dan MoruAh. manager Of Rritt0n. TO 10
Jack fisht PJai . tan-FOuDd bout 1t HOMESTEAD
and MoruAn has AIRED providing hs Bots tn
tsrma he demands Tor Brtton. Tls hOut 1
slated for AuS. g.
Bsuny oostsr. ths prumiEng oaat sida bantAm
Who has roUarnnd 70 hh cd manAge5, jim NAEuh
| .-,si. har.rr.k,iv diaharaad fro1n tn aFsn, n.
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Dodgers Start ON Road and Return
sunday.

Weather permitting. the Dodgers wind
up their home stay this afternoon when
they are scheduled to meet Chicago in a
double header. They entrain for Phila-
delphia tonight and will return to Eb-
bets Field next Sunday to play the
Quakers a postponed contest. The fol-
lowing day the Dodgers play New York
one game.
Uncle Robbie Is confident his team
win make a much better showing on the
coming tour OF the circuit than they did
on the last trip. MAmAux and Cadore
are both tWirling great ball just now
they have won their last five starts
and with Pfeffer back in shape the
Dodgers expect TO return home firmly
settled In the first division.
The evening world., 1919-07-23

The knights OF Columbus staged an
other boxing show for 5000 soldiers last
night at Camp Mills. Jimmy rwyford.
the X. OF C. secretary in charge OF these
bouts. said the performance was the
best yet. He refereed the bouts. Chris
Dalton OF the N, Y. A. c. was master
Of ceremonies. The boys were treated
TO thirty-six rounds Of good boxing.
Those who took part were Ray Smith
ys. Jim Montgomery, Tommy Shea VS..
Powers: Billy Van vs., Young Salisi,
Paekey O0atty vs.. Eddie Summers
vFsstisd Tor thirty minutsG
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a@HOOKSl $50
A AND ~
NGSLICESN
Hagen Likely to Find English
Courses More Difficult
Than American Links.
THE WEEKS GOLF FEATURES.

THE WEEKS GOLF FEATURES.
Western open championship,
Mayfield course, Ievelan d,
to-day, Thursd Friday.
Seventy two holes medal play.
Shinneeoek Club invitation
tournament, Southampton, L. l.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Qualifying and match play
rounds. 49,. Ia. d. 4, ...atna-ts,1
American Canadian matches
at Hamilton, Canada, Friday.
Ten-men teams. Four-ball and
single matches.
The evening world., 1919-07-23
By William Abbott.

THAT Walter Hagen, national
open champion. on his visit
across next year will find
English courses more dinicult than
links In this country is the prevailing
opinion OF star pros who have had
Intimate acquaintance with courses
on both side OF the Atlantic. Dlrec-
tion on foreign courses Is more i'm
portant than American links because
the rough and traps are more severe
than the average layout in this
country.
As most English courses are near
the sea, winds are always a change
able factor. No matter how often
he plays. on courses like Sand
wich. conditions are always different,
as these sea winds create sand dunes
and other traps the player must ne
gotiate for the first time.
The unfortunate who hits OF the
line lands into trouble that penalties
considerably more than American
courses IL Is this feature OF foreign
links that Hagen is likely to find most
annoying. ,.
GIL Nichols. veteran star. referred
to Hagen as one who could mako
better shots out of trouble than most
golfers from the best lie on fairways.
The national champion has been
doing this on courses the average
Briton will say are fairly easy com
pared TO the best known Scotch and
English links.
Hagen approaches this argument
with the statement that he'll spend
about month testing out the strange
foreign courses next season and then
he will be prepared 10 take on Var
don, Braid, Taylor and the rest Of the
crack English pros.
Only one American. Walter J
Travis has ever managed to land a
British golf title. Back in 1904, at
Sandwich, he came through for the
national amateur championship, and
his victory so pricked the pride Of
English critics that they claimed the
visiting Yankee slipped through
| their tournament unnoticed
And to this loud walls were made
| against the Schenectady putter, which
| happened to be Travis's faVorite put
ting instrument. To guard against
any future Yankee triumphs on their
native links, British authorities barred
the use OF Schenectady putters in
tournaments.
Next Saturday the Ocean Country
Club at Inwood will stage an inter
esting professional exhibition. Willie
MacFarland OF Port Washington, pri-
vate tutor to Daniel Guggenhelm,
and Jack Pirie OF Woodmere will
tackle Jimmy West OF Rockaway and
Irwin Stringer OF the home club. The
Ocean course Is nine holes, slightly
over $500 yards long. The course
4 record is 80, held by Stringer.
Where the giant wrestler HackeL-
schmidt couldn't drive golf ball
more than $50 yards, Freddy Nc
I,eod, a little professional, has An
Ished in the money in the big cham
pionships the past twelve ysors
more consistently than any other pro-
fessional.
Fred won the national title after a
piay-off with Willie Smith In 1908 at
Midlothian. The little fellow tipped
iis pounds at that time. He has
never gone over 125 and there are
not many professionals who can
ontrAnge him from the tee.
The evening world., 1919-07-23
ShUttinger Rides Recount
To Victory OUer 3 to 5 Shot
YoNKERs SELECTIONS.

First Race-Flying Orb. Bright
Gold. Lucy May.
Second Race-Lucius, Poor But
terfiy, Mountain Rose IL.
Third Race-Dottie Vandlver.
Joan Of Arc. Warsaw.
Fourth Race-Dream of the
Valley. Carmandale. Krewer.
Fifth Race-Mary Maud, Nasda,
Quiotude.
Sixth Race-Poacher. Sunny
Hill. Tailor Maid. v. 7.
The evening world., 1919-07-23
POrICy flynn Meets ''sOft one"

BOSTON. Mass. July 2S.-Dan
(PorlEy) Flynn OF Winthrop was
awarded the decision over Young Jack
johnson Of this city after ~ rounds of
unintereBting lighting at the CONNER
clal A. Q. here last night. Both men
are heavyweiGhtA Flynn outpointed
johnson throughout.
The evening world., 1919-07-23

BUFFALO. N. ". July AK. O.
Loughlin defeated George Chip here
last night In ten rounds.
Loughlin weighed l46 pounds and
Chip 156 pounds, The house drew
1850. each boxer receiving 3 per
cent
The evening world., 1919-07-23
Giants and Reds Expect
To Be Able to Indulge
In DOubLeheGder To-Day

AoGraw got cold feet and was afraid
to take a chance on two games. II
might cost him the lead before his
home crowd and he can't stand the
gan"
They both nodded understand. ngly.
And. the funny part, they honestly
believed II.
After this one days series with the
Reds the Giants take on the Braves
for weekend party and will then
proceed westward until Aug. 1s.
What started out like n record break
ing home stay has been all shot TO
pieces by the weather. still. they re-
gained first place and that's fnir
enough, everything considered.
And at last the Yanks have won
a ball game and have ended their an
happy days in the West. They left
Chicago for Boston last night and
will engage the Red Sox in a consoia-
tion series before returning 10 the
Polo Grounds. The fans are anxious
TO get those wayward bDys home and
see what can ne done about t..
Tho rainy weather has given us
lot Of opportunity 70 talk about Carl
Mays, and the Yanks may pick him
up when they go TO Boston. II is
rumored though that the Red Sox
athletes will rebel II Mays is taken
from them.
The evening world., 1919-07-23

.hI. oanae eslisfsay. lt. tt
noIhnlt1I, II lelIgT ctJ. = lfirat alm4l
tnlV GIN. ~ nochellaf. . tasooad Gamsl.
EsIiinos. Z: hanals. ! lsscand Ilnsl.
InflntD. 81 nfa1lna. l (flTai nmal.
fo1nuil, 3; AfadlnsI q hnninesi Neo1a esuusl.
'Suuw ON a plIs1niui'
NgH1IE N uorhlGln.
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The evening world., 1919-07-23

Bauny oos1sr. the promiEng eaat sds bantam.
Who has ro0arnad 70 his Old nanAgeE, jim MAHuA.
raosntly hoaorably dis1harsed from ths amy. hAa
hssa uAtelad 70 box BaclO GAlAsbaF q ROoh-
s.tar ~ Wa.Gtosn Iuly 81.
The evening world., 1919-07-23

Pat Moran Is quoted as saying that
he never heard OF that Cincinnati
Pittsburgh six-inning game being
thrown out until yesterday. Behave
yourself, Pat! IL that be true. one
p. Moran Is going 10 have a terrible
shock when be hears about America
declaring war on Germany.
The evening world., 1919-07-23

mAtnh Was ArAnsed over the long distance
telophone to-day between johnny Murray, tho
prouniAinE Little fshter q Harlem. and Patsy
Johnson. bs Italian feAtherAeight q Trenton.
". J. They Will come tngothes In the main
bout q eight rounds Al The 6uDd 1beAtro A.
Treaton. n, j.. On DeEi Tuesday nisat. JohnAon
> bg iavOrts With the fight fans a Trenton,
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4 Mothers HAPPINESS
Made Perfect
OF utuoss Importaaee That She Have
livery Care.

The expeciant mothers physical confort
gfculi be orr Lrst hruvAf. and all ahuus
her should sce 10 L that h-r preparation
1or haby's coming b. complete.
There IL 4 most splendid rCr-ciy 10 pro
rssre Vcmcn f-r tie greatest tllae In their
ivcs. known Gs M0thcrs fricnd. u Is ap-
Piled TO tic r-lselcs cf the abdomen. gently
rrf,cd in. I'D at on-s pc1etTates to relieve
strain cn Icrrcs. cur1s aa1 lig1ments. II
males the nrz-'es - plant ftzt they er-
pard easily vaea tity arrives. The hours
g. the tir,e ero fever. and r1in AMI c4Eger
at ite crisis h naturally avoided.
Nc,hcr's Ir.e-d enc1ics rs mother -
rreserre Ec~ health and strength and shs
,elna.ts lfri.y T1t1er H. haxi4y avoitei
siisc0zlfc.t aud suficri1g vhich u1-e often
1Aan Ctnerviac accompanies 6ticl an occa-
aion rhtn nature - cn-ided. I.cry nerve,
Isuscle al tendsn j. t-0ro1-hiy fabricated.
Disecuf1rt 6lrilg Ire period u COUNTER
ac--d. and tre SKI sfter t,e cr-si-. IS lcfk
lEocth and r1turai
Grl-c 70 the Er-t-feld REGULATOR Con
pz1y. CerS 2. l1rar Buildny. Atlantis,
Georgia. fr their AlclheThood Book, and Or
fzin bottle q Aother's Frie1d lru-a tie
d-ls stcsc t5day witsoCt fsLl.
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WOMEN VOTERS.
AND TIE ELECTION

Much Is hc'ng said pro and con ol
81 NOMINEES at he pfimar, 81 The 7
la.m and fin' s tor lhe aai aus 81
aees hey seek.
The big issue seems to be ihe va n
proposition Vow We an want abund
~ water We appreciate the progress
.hai has hecn made. bur We want more
hghi. We women voters want 20 know
Fheiher ~ nni our a-rh enemy. Ok
Ahoma chy i prnfHceTng en- our "a.
'er system = thcrt any reason 10 feel
hai she IS cAergi tn- c0niroillnv IN
l'ac' which uill finally result in her
oonirolhns our plant and selling "A
water o. she Is now seun- rs elee-
rc'p Who Nil 10 ~ .nn.f-uc.
'ton work Tho common LAHORE H,xa
~ rei suffered enough 81 fhe hands
pf big business We are JUS recover
ns 'n'n ono pig IavIn- sieaI Shall
Ne 70 in anofher irapa
Women nof tme we mould
earn 20 rofeei hs our pa esprr
non are wc AS citizens wflflns 90
frme fhs Norfh suburb Of ,h.
Hog l'f o. shal w. cut loos.
~ he naennodeni' And D. Guih-.
tt'n mnd end ruio boauiif,l
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viding the only means for a per
nauent peace. Herbert Parsons.

yiding the only means for a per
mahent peace. Herbert Parsons
who managed tie pres ieniiai
campaign of Charles + Hughes
Just home from Europe. declares
emphaiically for the League.
Nickersham went % France for
fhe New York Tribune as an
adversary of the idea. Parsons
ias been serving in the army and
las seen the horrors Of war III
first hand.
Like former President Taft,
these distinguished Republican,
find themselves 0nt of harmony
with most of the politicians 81
their own party. who feel they
HH>i fghi ihc League boeausr
President Wilson Is for 10 Bat
anyone who has witnessed ihe
wholesale bruializrd. unromantie
murder 10 Europe. comes home
with 4 thorough hatred far the
whole sardid business.
The European politician ana
dlpioHaiis' regarl. l'ie As fh
cheapest thing they have. m
many 0f our own politicians -
weil as most of our diplomats. ne
The Europeans Neither politician
nor diplomafi,t eoes rs war the
proud privilege # diving for fhelr
country IS usually left 10 fhe com-
mon ehap> Ani the commancrs
ara growing weary ~ fhe iu-IH-
cerIiy ANA bankruptcy 81 the ,o.
called statesmen who prmeh
ideals and practice something
else
There S ample food far thought
in the now war thar Is starting iu
Hungary where the peasants afe
casi.Hc their lot with Tie Russians
against Western Europe War
profIteer>. who regard eaeck.
books nd hiit'ius ueedlss as eti-
dence~ u real patriotism may
Wen lunk with alarm ~ ihe
world situation lf the European
iiles at Paris 10 not soon end
their angling for loot and provide
some plan Ior peace of Justice
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FIVE YEARS
Of SUFFERING
Eupora Lady Broke Down and
Was Most Miserable, But
cardui Brought Rehef
and Now Sie Is Well.

Empofis. Miss Mrs y = TeddsF
recently spoke ~ follo~s About
flse years sgo I bFose
iown and ioos 70 ny bed
Whai suffered no one knew. was
ID 81 much pain from ny knees % nv
waist. eramp.ns and drawing. an,il
fhogs would certainly die.
grew So weak couldn't ear ans
50 dizzy ant faiai sna every tine I
stood On my feet ! bad the mos mis-
eFahle and heavy feeling in tie 'ower
pari of my tody
J egan on Cardui II strengthened
me after . fsH doses and liuiaished
me after tss fire. bottle
J commenced % feel better rrsala-
"a wy appetite took the
Cardm righf along lam
well and strong That has heen four
wars can 40 an ny work and feel
Sine
Cariui has been found 10 b. a wall
liable tonic for women II Is con-
posed ~ harmless medicinal ingredi
enis, which act IN mild and gentle
Way on the system and help TO build
lp the body ana nerves
Your drnsgi,i sells Cardni Try H.
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-@sI POLAND. BATTLE GROUND
GROUND or HUNS
AND eoLsnEvisi

continued from Pace onel
i'nal fin'i~r o. wings merely. AZ
rniuaies fhe eeneral charac,.r =.
ii'iessnoss The birds have thar
iesi' but the returning wanaerc-.
iare ~ Place 20 iay 'hei- heads on,v
pc ErNeyaris with Their hundred.
= nt~ wooden crosses are inhsbi,a..a
Above the lonely pilgrims on the
f'ads. crucifix's and road ade sbri,e.
and hke lonely sentiments and when
= iasi one reaches q city where sbe-e
e rili some remnants of she popula-
.on = is only TO find hunger and
Fes'iisnce- Down a deserted s.ree,
"'nes common WAGON. iron Il lie
ne sfo'ien boxei covered with black
'i.rouds Behind Il walk an o-.han
.-'s and giri sole SURVIVORS Of a fam
ly.
ne sarssding WASTES are on the
~ if'Fn ooniines OF Poland. This c,tv
.s slonin IN White Russia Bevors
- ne hoisacvist oat-usfs and N.
-ed terror
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KEEP URIC ACID
OUT Of JOINTS
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers 70
Eat Less Meat and Take
Salts.

Rheurafitm fs easier % avoid Tran
u cure. states a NfN known authority
We are advised 10 dress warmly: keep
he feet dry avoid exposure: eat less
mc1'. bat drink plenty of good water.
kncumaiism is a direct result Of
eating too mach meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which /,
absorbed into the hlood. II IS the
Junction II the kidneys 70 filter this
acid from the blood and cast IL out !,
The urine. tie pores of the skin are
also means cf freeing the blood Of
ms irupuriiy. In damp ard chilly
cold weather the skin pores are closed
nus forcfnE The kidncss % do double
work. they become weak and sluggish
ard FAD - eliminate he uric acid
which keeps accuuuiaiing and circulate
ing through tie system. eventually set
uing n the Icsrts and muscles causing
surness. soreness and pain called rheu-
rrziirrn
~ the first twinge % rheur1ssi,nn
get iron any pharmacy about four
ounces oi Jad salts: put a tablespoon
iui y gis1s II water ard drink before
breakfast each morning for a vect.
ms is said % ehenzfe uric acid bv
stimulating the kidneys to normal
acton. thus ricdsrg the blood Of these
impurities
Jad salts is inexpcrsivc. harmless ard
: made from fhr ACID of erzres ara
ierncn aIce- corhincd with iithiz ara
= usca ~ifh excellent results hv ths,-
SANDS q folks Who are subject 10 rheu-
n.eiisri Here scu have a pleasant
enerves,ent lithia-wzter drink ~h,rh
reps Overcome uric scid and Is bene-
nal @ yotr kidncts a. wei
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
SAYS Dr.. Edwards. a Weil-KnoEn
OHIO Physician

DR.. r. II Edwards for II years treated
scores OF women for liver and bowe
ailments During these years he gave e
his patients a prescription made OF a lev
weli-known vegetable ingredients mixes
with olive oil, naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets Nou VIII know them oy
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on The
iver and bowels, which cause a normal
action, carrying of the waste and poison
3us matter IN ones system.
II yeu haze q pale lace, sallew leok, duA
eyes pimples coated tongue. headaches, q
listlosS no-go0d feeling. all out Of sorts
inactive bowels you take one OF DE.
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for time
ard note the pleasing results
Thousands of women as wei as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-ihe sue.
cessfui substitute for calomel-now and
then lust 20 keep in the pink Of condition.
l0o and &c per boxs AL druggists
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Most folks nowadays think they are
smart onoush IL least 20 get along
without guardian PIT a-e hey
You are insf the person : want 20
sos exclaimed one Gut1.ic woman 10
anothcr 'ae other day II want Won
20 tel mo where can flal a good
fortune teller Ny husband ought az
have sent us some money and IL hash
come vet and : want good fortune
teller % tell me- why the money
doesn come What claivoyant do
you 81 to7'
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VI 10 THIEVES GRAZ
ilt GiIEs' II PER SlN

NJ q A HUGHES had his super-six
Hudson automobile stolen frcm ne
from 90 fhc n r oh4rch SOY h. ~
about O'CLOCK lasi night The dec
Tor vas efirrdluT services and the
fhl,' made clean got away The
shoriffs office was Immediately nou.
n'd ana every sic9 was taken 10 ap-
prehend ihe bold bandit
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sI\fI IFtiRS BOARD
III " WAT PpIl

The yisie board ~ affsirs has laid
= ir ~ q meat for the penifen-
nary and o'her state Institutions
Among ha hing. hourhi ~ the board
were lard si.--o rounls. brcf. loo.
~ pounds chto soo rounds be
con. as.l'f pounds boiosns and frank
iir'crs $500 founds Six firms of
packers h.d on fhe items and IN some
cases q margin OF one -flfih of cent
determined me successful bidder
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ias Had Stomach Trouble Tor Sever
Years
Theodore sanford of Feumnre. Mich
las had siomact trouble Tor ser..
ears ans could not cat vegetables or
rpf without pain In the stomach and
'silts nights ny taking Chamber
aims Tablets he S now able 10 eat
egeiables or fruit without oausine
aIn or sIep'e~sness II troubled with
niigfnflon ~ con iipaiion give these
an'eis trial They are certain "a
rofe beneficial
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STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES
usbes % osicsly UnSsr Ire ssfs,,r I
Penetrstng appEcztss Of
. hxmlin's Wtxsrd OIL

In eases OF rheumatism and lame
back u penetrsies quickly. drives out
soreness. and lImbers Up stiff, aching
loInts and muscles.
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reii-
Abe, antiseptic application for cuts.
burns, bites. and stinEs. Sprsins and
bruises heal readily under its sooth-
ing penetrating qualities.
Get u from druggists for 80 cent?
II not satisfied return the bottle and
set your money back
Ever eonstipzied or have sick
hesdache. Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills. %
cents Guaranteed
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BALKAN REGION
CONFUSION or RACES

'.''..-..'.'''-.-'.--.''.''.''.-
Aaay rnp.l- oI mana muds ne..
be fhs frHs, beiwe fat Es.f ana
4 Pc Msst. .m Balkan peninsula. aua
eaeb g. loaf peoples elae .erscous
I .y fo IS .ansnaee. H- lH.ou rs
rclEon AND io the 10 miners ANA VANS
of H kri Several families of "a.
Shyou eople meh uah i oer
ionene and PATRIOTISM. are A,re Ths
Turks the Greeks. ana nk.a.
o. Germans. tog,ther nstb many fra
wmeriau 9p0s II norl,s. .m
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rrsd nlye. wrsinr so ~ b-o.h-r
Charles ~ lhis city. from strct laa A
Germany. ssys we al wsnt so COME
home. huf it viii doubtless b. some
time before Ne g.s hack Many of Cur
hoYs over here have dAed frcm the
nflaenn Rave no fear 49, wi
marry enc 70 chose wooden shoe
DANES nay. nay buddy
skip brown There are tvo rel.
sons ahf come prcnle do nof nsnd
their oRn business one is fho,
a40nf any bu mess. and the ofhef
hes have no mind
Barber Nnraa q done care
she hsr ! han els Or IS haf when
She cackles want 20 know whether
shs + hysns Or lyins
Paul Van iioozer SAYS some nice
sire arr Dressed fcr time aui som.
tor plea irc
fraf Gr'pnc was walking along he
streets q Okahama CITY ne other day
and saw ssn Before vou buy
anfs come IN and see ours n.
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ANOTHER WAR sFARTINGq

George ~ Miekct,aam. ihe last
Republican Attorney 1emral ~
ine United States. cos haek
from France 4 thorough convert
10 the League of Naaas a, pra-
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& II Bruce. Grand Secretary of tie
Odi Fellows. Is tn Fl Rene where
sse locsl iodse IN that city wiil ini-
late q class o. 50 tonight
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Governor Robertson vetoed the bill
a-king salaries % supreme and a.
frict Judges In explanation he saws
the measrSe Is unconstitutional The
increase for district judges was frOn