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THE BRONX.

l. y. Levy. -,Vls. o
THE BRONX.
The first name is that of the debtor:
Beatty Robert-F, J. Clancy. slo7.7l
Horowitz, Florence viola-Pierce
Butler and Pierce, Mfg, Corp. l7o.s2
wirtschafter. Daniel. and Frank
G. Grissler-B. Goddard. lI:.sl
Tockel, Emma Moulder.... 1906
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The frst name is that OF the debtor; the
second that OF the creditor. and date when
judgment was hled:
Barone. Joseph Pr. carbone;
July 20. 1915 tcancelled). ss25. 20
Tostevin. Clifford L.-Fountain &
Choate. Inc; Feb. II. 1912
same@s1 f Rakey.er: Feb. il, isis ''''''1
(cancelled5, .....:.....,.'..... ss71s7
Feb. ~ 1919 tcsncelied). Lizzie
same--Hull. Grippen & Co.. Feb.
II. 1919 (cancelied) ........... $685.
Rosa Realty Co and Jerry steri-
May /, 1919. ...;.............. :sas.67
Huddleston; March = 1919: -. 1.csZ49
Burrough. Lillian, and VIM. F.
NJ. Klein: Dec. 6, 1917: :.... 1l.sslos
M, ,sg; han IL e. 1917 s,,-,,..is 1850
Friedman; April II. 1918. ..... IIsos
Voorhees,: March s. is1s...... f6..7o
same-P. Irving: June 20. 1910. l4l.<5
Lubin, isaac. L. Mischlich OF
al; May ., lsls.............. 4ssso
Gibson. Preston--E. N. Goodwin; ..
American Portable Band Saw Mil ''i
Co.. Melvin Jackson and Chas.
q. Freeman-A Gardner Aug.
zagon Realty Co. Inc, and John '''
Kaufman = Industrial Com:
Bernard. Henry H.-GOitd,ein Gate -
Mfg. Co,-July 8, 1918 IRE
Springfield chas. A., and Guy '
W. Gordon-H. Lesser; Feb. Is.
King Jonas. and william saikin
Empire Architectural Iron
Works. Inc: Nov. IL. 1918 (can-
King, Jonas-o. b. surpless ct
al; May 5. 1913 tcanceiled)... s7e.sl
Same. F. Murphy Lumber Co.:
Jan. IS. 1915 icancelied), 80. sTl.oS
SallSin. William. +. Murphy
Lumber Co; Jan. IL. 1915 tcsn-
saIs siIs' wiliiam.ct. s. Williams; A'''0
Jan. ls. 1915 tcance!led) .....: 1853
s. Oendleton; April &c, 1917. 76o.s5
Richmond Light q II. r. Co.
H. Sullivan; March q. 1919. 10000
Howe Alfred f., and Howard J.
Bloomer-Globe Indemnity Co.;
June 81. lsl7................. 1866
Underpinning Foundation Co..
l.. J. Sinsheimer; May -. 1915, $3.50 as
BRONX.
Doctor, Herman-spring Snap
Fastener Co.. Inc: Sept. IL.
lips ;r:;,.,''.: ',.a;.,:..,,. .,: 1881
politsn Distributors etai; April
80, 1913. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1855
sproule, Thomas A selkin;
Feb. IL, 1siY..... 1885
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Must Pay Carpet Tax.
Special Despatch TO THE Sun.

Special Despatch 10 THE Sun.
WASHINGTON, May Retailers who
failed since May to assess tax on car
rets in excess OF IS each will be re-
CURED TO remit the tax even though 1t
was not collected, 1t was stated here
to-day.
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HAvERFoRD ATHLETES HEST.

HAvERFoRD. Pa, Mag 7.-Havcrf'0d
College defeated Muhlenburg I'm a DIV.
track meet here to-day 81 points p a
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The leader among the professional
trapshooters is l.. l. Wade, Houston. Tex.
who shot at ESQ and broke 627 for an
average OF .9646.
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-Mutuel Betting


SECOND
~Ao
b e. BY ACCOMPLISHMENTS H. H. WHITNEY
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thu IA..-
in
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The Western open this year will pick
up something of an added attraction
through decision OF the Red Run Colt
Club. near Detroit, to stage an open
contest over It's course on July 81 and
IS. Immediately following the tourna-
ment at Cleveland. A prize of $3.50 to
the winner with $3.50 second money will
no doubt draw entries from a number OF
the professionals who journey TO May
held for the main event
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Schedules in bankruptcy.

SCHEDULES OF GREY GREY, LTD, 8
West Twenty ninth street. show liabilities
of tSl.27s and assets of s27.35o, SIS, 500 OF
which Is secured by tho stock In trade
and machinery. Tho three largest cred
ltors are: Nine. Helen Dumas. Paris,
France. 5000: T. L. Kayser. no address,
s,3os. and A. s. Rosenthal Co. 112
Madison. avenue. f3.l3l ]. Carl Becher,
22s Fifth avenue, Is the attorney.
Assignment.
JOSEPH FEDERBUSCH, dealer in paint
ers' supplies. at sac Third avenue as
signed yesterday for tho benent OF cred
itors TO Charles Brown.
Judgmonts.
MANHATTAN
The following judgments were nied yes
terday, May Z, the first name Is that OF
the debtor:
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HarfI Ord. Gown. Nav
Jerseys Fish Hatchery Attracts yis,tor,

o HACKETTsTowN. y j.. NAV s-Ths
nsn hatchery OF New jerry established
near mere. Is point OF uni! ie, Interest 20
.istors IN this section Of the 1tr SOM.
times hfty autos are parked Cr,s,ie ths
grounds. 'hp
II requires tn" coolest spring VIZ ~ IN. =,
runs from New Jersey HIS to succe,,i,Iv
uperste me numerous million egg incub, I ,,s
IN WhIch superintendent Charles q la,
aurn Is preparing to hatch out a new gen
crsi!on of trout and salmon
me hatchery Possesses among It's sources
OF supply one spring which alone ali, an
elght inch pipe with water unvaryinr IN
rnperature throughout the year. when
eesss q simple matter IN the process OF
nsh culture at this plant "
ror schools too far away to enjoy N 3
privilege tho state Fish and Game Com
mission has announced that II nII lon,
Tor free educational exhibitions It's "a rnnu.
moving picture reels, showing In exact ~,
interesting detail the operation Of ira gsb
nnttcheFy ana scenes on the State Game
farm at Forkcd River and in the Nc
game preserve at lockwood Park
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held '' ~ ~ ' ~'
Handles mile
%nG s by rss 20 @ p%s = cP%ss IS on -
- -
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earan
224 SEVENTH
-ns Tine in AZ poet $50 ON
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SALES BY AUCTION,

FORECLosURE. chattel Mortgage--Jos
FINK, Auctr, sells to-day. a. M, 1856 18th
ave y. v, chRttcls covered by mortgage
dated April 2s. 1919. Isador ZwanE 10
Joseph HorowitZ. Order Attorney for
Mortgage.
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RoyccR
Boni@e had non the going ~ -
% b. un sa xs sSsd o S ridden out .o a.
Time
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"To charge or not to charge" Is the
question that is still agitating the brains
of those in authority at the Jackson and
Marquette municipal courses In Chicago.
The final decision will not be reached
for a month. but the sentiment seems to
be thats fees should be charged for the
rental Of lockers only.
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Form Reversal at Punhco Is LikeLu to Be INVESTIGATED
THE SUMS RACING CHART.
7-CIoudy, track sloppy.

PIMLICO RACETRACK. 7-Clcudy, track sloppy.
Yt% Time iSt ,22 on aS Winner By o%Ssia
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tnned o
001 FOURTH
T..
p. A. smon Timeo
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Jack" whatton OF Newark.

lynn WAS CnTistenen. Dut every DO u =
alls Whatton Jack" He is the dean Of
Newarlts surf-fshing clan. He admits 1t.
Is a regular guy. Great surf fisherman.
Channel bass expert. Fishes all summer
at Corson's Inlet. Caught more bass there
IN recent years than any one else Lures
EN- with conch shell Imitation OF chan
mel bass calling to its mate. So he told
me. Winner Of Gus Wittkamp's silver cup
last summer. For largest channel bas.
weighed forty-slX pounds.
Fresh water bug once. Now confirm ed
sa'ter Habitat, Jersey coast and Florida
west coast. Member Ocean City Fishing
Club. Also Ashury Park Fishing Club.
Also Long Island casting Club. Member
famous Newark channel bass trio-what-
ton, Moessner ana Holgato. Flfty-three
years young. Attitude. seventy inches
Displacement. $50 pounds. Black hair and
eyes Chunky build. Lef,-handed Uses
left-handed reel. Great mixer. Ru. ,ce-
totaller himself President Hot stove Fish
Newark
Casts over his shoulder. Smooth and
picturesque IN action. a wonderful caster
IN rubber boots. With half mossbunker
once held championship. or New Jersey
partial to green silk nlghtshirts
claims TO have cast three hundred feet
one on the beach. So he told Sweeney
Ana Sweeney told me You can use your
own Judgment Never casts in tourns
mants Did once. Lost in special match
WIN, WIN cIaude Hoisate. Since then only
taxes part by presenting medals
IL sniendid fisherman Life ,ay.r ~,
nench' VIII lend you tackle Always hs.
oAit and extra rods VIII wire your hool a
or wan Your rods. For nothing Ali
20 STHIlT Nnovn Wherever channel
pass and nat hands are discussed Here,
10 JACK Nhatton-great fishing nal
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PIMLICO ENTRIES FOR TODAY

FIFTH RACE-The Gwynnoak Hand,cap.
claiming: three-year- and howard. ons
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run handic the
920
~N' Purse 5000
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ing beyond the winding at the END OF the
shank. This end soon bruises and finally
wears through the single gut snell.e IL the
eyed hook Is used and the gut run through
tho eye before winding this does not hap
pen and ind that much more reliance
can be placed upon the eyed hook snelled
In this way than upon the hook with the
usual straight shank.
Again. some anglers using the same rig
do for weakflsh do not uso tied hooks at
all. but have box of eyed hooks with
them and a bunch of gut smells which they
rig up as needed. i prefer the eyed hook
tied to tho smell.
To the cotton threader this matter Of
dependabillty OF every item OF tackle is
choice he prefers this to be the only weak
link in the chain. Lightly as he may
handle flsh, II seems the hook and gut
are subjected to just as violent stresses as
though heavier line were used
Imagine the cha grin OF threader who
plays fish skilfully and who suddenly
finds his Ash gone. the gut being severed
where the hook ought to begin. This hap
pens frequently. but not TO the user OF the
eyed hook unless the latter is psrsImonious
ana tries TO make one hook last an entire
season.
John Greenman Fishing NUT
There is nothing about salt water which
precludes the use of hooks which are
angler friend OF mine named John Green:
man first told me of the use OF small
hooks and single gut smells in 1902 which
he himself had then been using for fifteen
years.
lie was considered n crank and light
tackle nut for daring to use light fresh
water bass and salmon leaders and other
tackle in proportion. Salt water anglers
then thought six ply gut smells were in
the minimum, for them. that they could
not use rod lighter than twelve ounces
and reels that would hold less than zoo
yards OF 10 thread line. even though they
fished only for little bay porgies That IL
why they called him nut"
. Happily, cotton thread and other light
line users have changed alb this and !
confidently expect to some expert bait
casters try plug fishing for striped bass In
the shallower parts OF our bays early in
Inc morning or toward evening one of
these days.
As regards pcnnel eye sproat hooks
surely what Is good for tho throader be
cause OF liability must be Of value to
the discerning user OF heavier lines. The
day mas passed when a wenknsh or striped
bass angler in testing his limos wraps the
same four or fve times about each hand
and pulls as hard as he can across his
chest. his decision as to Its suitability for
use being based upon its ability to with
stand this test. The day has passed when
the test OF a hook Is to stick its point In
an oak counter in the tackle store, grab II
with pair of pliers and yank ilke hail
columbia to sec whether u breaks or not
The discerning angler to-day lands his
hsh by exercising some Of his faculties
other than his strength of arm, and to
such some OF tho rehnements OF tackle
appeal sPRoAT.
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The first name is that OF the debtor
Beatty. Robert-F. J. Clancy. $40
Horowitz, Florence Vtola-Pierce
Butler and Pierce Mfg. Corp. IT,
wirtschafter. Daniel and Frank
G. Grissler-B. Goddard. II!
Tockel. Emma Moulder. II
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sum hhoWn wherever channel
pass and nat hands are discussed Here,
10 Jack Whatton-Ereat fishing nal.
DIPSEY
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Dealers who do not sell live bait h "A.
words tackle only" or mo bait" Soi'stne
their names. '"ihS
q NV,
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FOR \ BETTER DRINK,
IIor.ford'. Acid pbonpb,tc

iior-ford'H Ncid Phosphate
Makes All fruit drinks tastier, more
refreshing and satisfying At drug
giNts ADV
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UPHOLD DISTRICT COURT
IN RICHARD ESTATE SUIT
Wor'd Washington Burean,
Post put,dtnE

Post Ruhdins
WASHlNGTON. June . The SUI
preme court in a decision by Jusuc"
Nandevcntcr today reversed with
cos,s and rcmandcd the casr o'
Cabc 4 Parker, superintendcnt of
the 1--WE civilized tribes. appellant
" Eastman Richard and r - Mar
tn. co-administrators Of the estate
Dt Samuel Richard deceased
The appeal was bv Parker from a
decree Of the circuit court OF tp-
poaIS for the eighth district which
reversing decree Of the court
OF the eastern district Of oklahoma,
directed thc appellant to pay over
to the appcllcs f2k5,l5i l6 received
by them as royalties undor an oil
and gas lease on Greek Indian al
lotment and enjoined him from col
lcctnE any further royalties under
tho lease
Richards and Martin SCI nu' 'hai
the death Of the allottee terminated
the Jurisdiction of the secretary Of
the Interior. Parker claimed the
right TO hold tho funds already ac-
cumulatcd and to collect futura
royalties FOR use and disposition &C
cording TO the law and the rules and
regulations or tho secretary of the
interior The eastern court upheld
Parkcr's claim. the circuit court re-.
Norscd u and the supreme court in
lis decision urhold9 the eastern dis
triC' court
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Ifidelity Charge
Made NOW BY Curci
in DiuOrce Ans,rer

CHICAGO juno 2-Answering
Ns iyorco hi' " Amcuta Call
'.-c. opera singer. Luigi Curcl. IN "A
document flied IN superior court to-
ala ienoi his vito allegations OF
cruelty n sGuandorinE her money
i'l .ndls're'ion with women Of the
-1rgs and hotel maids lie denied
\ ever struck her with a poker and
'Ns' .he ever advanced him 100000
A" establish himself IN business
W addition. Cure, accused the bril-
.,'' singer ~ infdclity and named
Homer Samuc.s Nine. Galii-Curcps
a'''npanis. = correspondent lie
'n'''eI certain hotels In Philadcl-
rfa Washington and New York
'' also mentioned sleeping cars be
'u''n Washington and Chicago. Chi
tsSo and san Francisco and san
''ane.sro anI Los Angeles an be.
'"Hf0 APT 20 and June 6. 1919
INA ~ 'urr' pleaded that he and
MS u'e are Italian citizens. married
" .''' under an agreement never
"A 'of divorce and that by treat,
h'etn The United states and Italy
~, ~ courts here are bound TO uphold
'A"an marriage laws
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! w Alexander of the East Side
Feed store. pleaded not guilty on ar
VIRGINIA LEONARD has been
elected president Of the high school
~ W g. \ Other officers are Paul
Inc Wood. wee prcsidcui. Anna
.'roich"tt treasurer, Lucille shelton,
secretary
raiCnment Monday before JUSTICE
MaNcy He was committed TO jail fn
default Of SlOsO bond
THROUGH the circulation Of The
Tulsa World. the local Red Cross
chapter is kept busy answering let
,crs from several surrounding states
and some more removed including
Sew York. according to workers in
the home service section
A RETURNED SOLDIER helped
hy the Rcd Cross wanted To show
his gratitude by making tho organl-
lation beneficiary for hair has iu
surhncc lie is said go have hecn
genuinely disappointed when told
that tho Red C"oSs could not accept
his OTTER because " regulations
against a.
\ CHECk FOR tIcc representing
allotment money tht, had been pro
tested hy p Tulsa soldier was PAID
10 the soldier Monday through the
Rcd Cross home service section The
mans wife. from whom b, had been
separated. claimed dependency and
the soldier protested making an al
.utm>ri and the government finally
sustained his protest
JUSTICE GRAY made he bonds
5000 for the four arraIgnod before
him Monday ON charge ot stealing
~ Farmers Cadillac automobile.
The accused are John CoElo. Ed
DAVIS $ Pcarman and Milhrd
Gentry
EARL Ald.READ. returned here
from Paris Texas sunday pleaded
not guilty when arrHGued before
Justice MaNcy on charge OF con
joint robbery He Is alleged To have
held up May Mlunthorp. All North
Peoria avenue. last month.
THE ASSESSED valuation of
Tulsa county has increased $50 600
900 IN the last year and is now
around tho 500 600 900 mark ac-
oordinc to County Assessor " s
Hooker
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"DELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS"

You can't afford to neglect BOWEL
DISORDERS. Tho minute they
start give them attention--serious
and intelligent attention.
Diarrhooa, FluK. Cholera Morbus,
Collie. Summer Complaint, Cho.-
era lnfantum and tho lkn aro
deadly dangerous II allowed 10
run on,
There's remedy It's safol Its
DR. THACHERS DIARRUOEA
MlXTuRE--in successful use for
half a century Through two cho'-
era campaignsl. Sold at all drug
stores for 35c. Compounded in thI
laborntorlc1 OF tho THACHEr.
MEDICINE CO.. Chattanooga.
Tenn
Get a bottle and havo II in tho
house ready Particularly for tho
CHILDREN, and then WATCH
tho kiddIes and give them this
good old medicine promptly.
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"'h"u' iN' assent "I 'N' hl|l'd ana
hH"n'h''d r"''' nw,nH hnNnE lh'rc
''h'H.. huI 'NN I'' ''h.Iu'''l''
purpose under auNtiNflhN l'Nlink
lh" t'Wc period \uirH Ir mot iu
huiId any w"rr hsh powered wire
losa alaliuuH
ruwurirS- MiliiRrilN
Az clause. Austria may have 100
military or naval AIR forces. including
i.rlFihIr1. uug d,wuhlIiIc AIN rNlN
iuE turrot within 'Vu mnntha amt
must .Urr'udr lo The pru,,rll
powers wide ,llprorl,a NJ aviation
material
tirurrh Austria. agrees NOT 10
tr'rril' uu 70ud ans military, naval
or llI mission 'r amy foreign ,ouu.
nN nor in iInw Austrian rationale
~ cullai tn the ARMY. navy ur ntr
s'Nl," Of any foreign power
Tho section on penalties a ticnu
cal Wl.h lhr tcrwru treaty rN,cpI
Tor ia" omission of any provision
similar Il" mat 'aIlug Tor lh" trial
of me 81 .h'eCr "t Germany. ANA
mo adIlNnn "t provision roguir-
NIX lh' mo-" H''' ln h'lp prosecute
"nd luNsh any "I "h'@ h'uontls 80
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soyntcd powers Austria accept, an
associated powers make with Turkey
and bulgaria with reference tu any
rights. privileges ur interests DHlmoG
m these countries hy Austria oi her
nationals and uot deal, with cl-r.
Whcr, Austria accepts all trrnuEc.
mculS with the allied ana associated
powers made with Germany con.
ycruing the territories whose pbau.
doumcnt was imposed upon Denmark
nN 'hr treaty ot 1854
Protest MinoritiCs
Protection ~ mlnorlucs On a
session ~ special clauses. Austria
undertakes to hrluE her institutions
INTO conformity with the principles
uf liberty Aud justice aud lvkuuwl
edges that the obligations for the
protection ot mtnurltlcs arc matters
uf International concern over which
the league " nations has iurisdiy.
ton she as-urCs complete urotcc
ton ~ llfo and liberty to all iuhthl
taul, uf Austria. without distinction
~ birth nationality language race
ur religion, together with the right
60 tho free exercise of any creed All
Austrian nationals without dI~uur.
ton ~ race. language ur religion
are 10 ho equal before the ltw No
restrictions ara 60 be imposed ON
the frcc use of any language iu pri
waite or public and reasonable Nrlll.
ties arc to nc pi,rn io Austrian A..
iIouAI. nr non German succrh Tor
m, .usc ~ tnctr laogu,rc hcfnr, ihc
,ourrs Austrian nut,np,ls h,loup
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ln r,riIrul,r v,in rrr,rd l., ,,bnni.
and nlhrr cdu,iniop,I establishments.
and In di,iri,t., uhrrc , ,nnsiJer,Llc
r,ouort,ou ~ Austrian nAilouaI. 81
rttrr than German spcc,h are res,
dents facilities are Ia Ice pi,nn in
school, fnr the instruction of ,htl.
drrn in their own hnllDrc and AN
oluahlc share of public funds he 10
hc provided Tor the purposr These
proyiHiona do not urccIud, the Ans
trian government from making me
teaching uf German obligatory
They ara to be embodied hy Nustrn
In her fundamental law aH a hill ~
rights and provisions regarding
them are tu he under tho protection
of the league ~ nations
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h'| inc n'~hll 'h"''"H Z" "h''n we
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To- "'u'n' r'n'"',thS 'h' W, 'H
A'''' "Ii''', 'FNVhE '"' h'bN' IN
,'hu"'N eh'Oa or me "' mans "'I'
ul'Nht ih'l N"IN' N'i'''""
near Ao 'NI'r. rd 1Nd i''tN'l lhl'
itmt IW" u our largest Nidioh'S
were hli dNi hulN'd. I'tNI"t H' az
most Wi'huhi Hli'ihIl
Ana 'hr constant "'r''W VI hW
mun'iion h'u'''a ana reinforcing
hrN'l'ry ON AN r"Nit was swept ana
lhinn'd 'N the nan oi llt' directed
on them.
Up iu lh" tinul trenches a hand
tu' ui volunteers Wa h''piuE low
while thr lu'. v'f" h'nr pumm"4i"d
Wllh shells. lhrN were tu rlet up q
few hours IHi'r and hold OF the
solid gray green wh''t ~ the mHs0od
infantry attack
lu uur pun iruls lu the dwarf
pines. Qua company had risen and
dressed hurll"ilN 1' the FIRST shell
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Heal Shin Diseases

Il is unnecessary for you TO suffer
with eczema. blotches, ringworm. rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo, OBJ
tanned at any drug store for 35c. or
Sl00 for extra large bottle. and prompt.
" applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. II cleanses and
soothcs the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
2emo Is a wonderful. penetrating.
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. II is not greasy.
Ia easily applied and costs little. Get
It today and save all further distress.
Tho l.. W. Rose Co. Cleveland. o,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-03
THE MEN IN
CLASS Al

A sound, healthy man Ia never a back
number A man ran ht az vigorous and
able ht seventy AZ at twenty. Condition
not years, puts you IN the discard.
sJntem weakened by overwork aud care.
lcss living brings old ngc prematurely
The bodily functions are impaired and
unpleasant symptoms appear The weaE
spot IL generally the kdncys Keen
them clean and N proper wotkiag con,
dltion and you will generally Ind your.
self In Glass A. Take GOLD MEDAL
Hharlem Oh Capsules periodically and
your system will always be In WORKING
order Your spirits will be eniivensd
your muscles supple, your mind sctiye,
and your body capable Of hard WORK.
Don't wait nntil you have been reject.
ed Commence 10 be a tirst.cla man
now. Go TO your druggist At once
Get q trial boI Of GOLD MEDAL
iiasrlem on Capsules. They are maJe
uf the pure, original, imported Haar.
lem Oil--the kind your great grandfath
rr used. Two capsules each day will
keep you toned up and feeling tne.
Money refunded II they do not help you.
Remember TO ask for the Imported
GOLD MEDAL Brand. In three silss,
scaled phcksses
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-03

CHMPLAINT has hcen made that
Sorloonc is stealing the copy of The
Horning world left at the rest room
at Second and Hoston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-03
CITY BRIEFS


filed in the district court Monday h,
Joe lNdaN against James Rl,inc
and the Auto Salvage company.
fused 10 carry nut his part Of A
deal whereby Iydty traded In an old
car and cash for one Of the com
panys cars LYDIA, says tho romvany
has hls car and cash but thai m,
has received nothing In return
CO.
JAMES ROY TAlLMADGE and
brothers who htNo been overseas IN
different units. have returned homc.
arriving within q week of each