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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
FLU RESPONSIBLE
FOR TIRED FEELING
Sufferers Complain of Listless-
ness Akin to Spring Fever,
After Outward Evidences
of Disease Have Left.

An nilmcnt ~ listlcssncss IL following
IN the wake " the influenza epidemic
The disease IN more noticeable In per
Sons who have recovered from an Ht-
tack Of the 'Nu." hut II Ia by no means
confined 10 these. Judging from the uu-
lnrrous complaints coming from all see
lions of the country Whether or rot
the flu is directly responsible has NOT
been definitely asccrtaiued fOr tho
Spring months of every year hring
many complaints NJ Spring F,Ncr
with symptoms almost idcuiicallg th.
same M those now prevalent
This time the doctors are read, iu
combat the disease with Wond,rfrl
tonic prepared by nature herself n d,
Acid Iron Mineral that most powcrtYI
rf all iouCs and In its lquid form !.
very easily assimilated by the blood
Although this preparation has been uu
the market several years. ITS wonderful
tonic properties are not generally
known. IN fact. almost exclusively ,ou-
fined 70 the medical fraternity Nov
however. the owners Of the mineral de
posis which are located IN Mississippi
md from the deposits NJ which this
wonderful tonic is obtained are pul'i,t-
u within reach ~ the public gcnerpily
Every drug store carries a stock on
hand.
II you are suffering from the symp
toms described above. simply 30 TO tue
nearest drug store and ask for bottle
Of A. J. NJ. or Acid Iron Mineral. It's
full name. Take n according To the
directions accompanying tho package
and you viii have no reason 10 fear the
new disease. You will notice an Inn
provemen, In your general health after
the first few doses For sale by Owl
Drug Co. Henryette. okla Cardinal
Drug Co, Muskogee, okla. and other
rood druggists Alexander Drug CO..
Wholesale Distributors tAdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18

limitations are never attractive. No
false gun flashes with the brilliancy
VI the real
\ little five foot slim girl can look
cute when she curls up IN the corner
Of the sofa and sits ON one foot, but
when a great big Amazonian female
attempts the trick she doesn't look like
. playful kitten. She looks like a per
forming elephant
Similarly, when child.like, big.
eyed. clinglnp little thing weeps over
some silly itiile it makes a man want
to put his arm around her and invite
her to sob on his shoulder, but when a
large dignliicd, Young woman begins
to snliilc every man who bcholdS ii
simply aches to tell her not to act like
a fool
In like manner the girl who Is nat.
urally viyaciouS whose blood is quick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
Girl Who Is a Kallflower
!! Cannot Take Herself From
That Glass BY Initiating

cultiva,ing personality, apl she can do
this best when she ltarn, how to
strike her own no,e-whlch mean, de-
yeloping her strongest Characteristic
to its highest point OF expression.
Most girls who are not admired by
men undcrstudy the ways Of some girl
who is belle. This is a mistake
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
Strike Your Own Note, Cult
vate Your Personality Sur
est Way to Become AttraC-
tive,
BY DOROTHY DIX.
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman
Writer


get great many letters from glrlS
.sking Inc why they are wallilowers.
They say they are Just as good look
big, Just as intelligent, Just as we'll
dressed, Just a. well-placed socially
as the Other girls in their set, yet while
he other girls nave beauS a-plen'y
hey never receive any attention IRON
nen. No youth ever camps under their
pink shaded lamps, or brings them
candy. or takes them Joy riding, and
ahen they go to parties no man ever
asks them TO dance unless he IS goad-
rd into doing 50 by his hostess And
hcy want TO know WHY this IS thus.
No one can speak with real author
nv N attempting 10 explain WHY
salli'o"er Is WdIl,Io"er any more
u'dh th'{ can ,c'' WY Peatn u
peach' i'oosply II is JuN' because
1od nam maze 'hen so 'e''an'y no
nan realY KNOWS "','' II ls '',"' at
naets hip 10 one s'tl' ana sehuS MN
uyIhg away from ""o',c" =,
IL iSn ''cVttncSS. II l'h an'ldoi'-
Wy IL ISL '',eH,' II ~" eve" po'u'!
because We all KNOW HiilH VINO arc
pre'ty and nflHn' ana VINO can sing
ana dance IKE proieS'iohals' ana wh"
iress Ike ia,hlon plates, Wlom men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18

Promoter Concluding his iavori,c
oration)-l tell you. sir, there, mil.
lions in my scheme The S,ookhold.
ers will double their money in one
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18

college graduates TO baby dolls; and
want good housekcepers for wives in
stead Of fluffy ruiiles as there are the
other way about.
Therefore my advice to the wall
flower is TO strike her own note De-
yelop her personality And ge, some
good dre'maker to help her dress her
part
Copyright, 1919. by The Wheeler
Syndicate. Iuc)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
FREE SAMPLES

II you hsve never used Or. Csidveil's Syrup
Pepsin send for free trial bottle Dr. W n Caldwell
4os Washington St, Mont,cello, III. II there asv
The Care OF Baby"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
Charming in Their Own Roles.

We, all OF these girls would have
been charming in their own roles. ior
there IS no one pre-cmlnenily a,trac'
tive type OF woman Each has cr own
particular appeal There is nothing
more qucenly than the big. stately, girl
who moves with calm majesty, There
is nothing more rcStful than the prlc-
teal, intelligent. common sense. com
panonable girl There is nothing more
adorable than the quiet, gentle. re.
fined girl whose gentle smile and sol,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
WONDERFUL OPPORTUN.
tiles IN TEXAS OIL
FIELDS

We handle oil leases. production ana
royalties In all the fields Of Tsrss and
sDuthsrn Oklahoma Lessss which soln
et Q few dollars psr acre twelve inonth'
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ItaI required We havs leases At from
o. - per acre upwards. specia, proposi
Slou IN parties ahis 20 raise pools 10
hsndie acresse, Wire ~ write FOR iis' and
Information todsy We solicit iistinss NJ
NHy legitimate oil ~ zeal estate proposi.
ticns
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~ = oAis Ave- WicAlla Enlla. Is1nAI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
year. Why, u I only had twenty

Conservative Capitalist (inlerrup,.
ing)-Names on your sucker-llstl--
Buffalo Express
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-18
PRICE As ALWAYS

In spite Of greatly increased isbnrstrv costs due
Tn the War By stfhcirs ptnht, and sbsofhing war
tntrs We hove fn1'Htnn-' -, price at which this
rrnly lmltyt ha, tter e. w. dtlyysts for the past
year,, Iso s4-.-Suc uri 81 ~
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

WASHINGTON - Representative Eugene Black of Texas has been asked to introduce an amendment to the railway control act which would punish with a fine and imprisonment any action or agreement of two or more persons to interrupt movement of trains.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

more interested in people than in ideas. She is more conscientious and more adaptable than meT.'
 But Dr Beatrice Hinkle says mo- to the assertion that woman is the weaker and men the stronger ves- SeI
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
Clothing Workers
 Extort Sums From
 Employers, Charge

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Charges that agents of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America have obtained more than S5OO,OOO from clothing manufacturers in Chicago and other cities. led 10 raids on the local head quarters of the union today by detec- tives from the state attorneys office. Books and records of the organiza. tion, including bank books of the union and individual officials were seized.
 Allegations made to the state at torney were to the effect that union agents for their own profit called strikes against manufacturers and threatened and coerced them into payment of sums ranging from $500 to sSO GOO. The latter sum was paid by one manufacturer in three install ments of S1O,0OO each, according tc information in his possession, Assist ant State Attorney Michaels an nounced. A strike to enforce wage increase of SS a week, forty-foul week and diversion of 25 per cent of profits of manufacturers to the union was reported to have beer planned for next month. The unioI agents are alleged to have sent slug gers from one city to another, anC some manufacturers. actually were put out of business, Mir. Michaels de claTed.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

NEW YORK, Nov 6.-Young woman, do you yearn for q husband who will wash dishes, do the house work, take care Of the baby, anc make the pies and bisclits?
 You can get him, if you look around. There are just IS many men who are fitted to do housework as there are who are fitted to dig ditches, run machinery and go to war.
 There are no such things as mas culine" men and ''fem;nine' women. Sex hasn't anything to do with 1t. Man or woman, if you belong to the "eXtravert" type of humanity, you are aggressive, self-confident. while if you are an "introvert" you arc thoughtful, hesitant. less aggressive and less sure of yourseif Women are not necessarily weak, submissive, changeable. timid or irrational, nor are men necessarily aggressive, con sistent, forceful, lesical or fearless.
 Points of Difference.
 Such was the answer Of Dr. Beat
 
 rice Hinkle of New York before the international conference of women physicians at the Y. w. c. A. head quarters here to the conclusions of pr G. Stanley Hall of Clark college Worcester, Mass, who addressed the conference on Points of Difference Between Men and Women"
 The mere man physician held tC the old fashioned idea that there are essential differences between the sexes; that the gentle art of persua sion, the ability to get her owr way" the power of caiOl9ry, results from the fact that women are not as strong or aggressive as men, ana that they have therefore trained themselves to accomplish results il purely feminine" way.
 "Woman's motherhood power: make her more sympathetic" sai6 | he. Her moods are richer and more varied than those of men. She ;i
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
MINER |S BACK FROM VOYAGE
 LIN SUBMARINE

Clair Madigan, a well-known Bis bee boy who was employed as ma chine man at the Shattuck- Arizona mine before he joined the United States navy, returned yesterday at,er two years service in the sub marine branch. He will reside here permanently.
 While Madigan has scores of tales to tell of his work in what is per haps the most technical branch of the navy, and which, especially since the submarine attained such promi- hence in the great war. is perhaps the most important arm of the ser vice, his most thrilling reminiscence yesterday being of a typhoon in which the ship was caught in the China sea.
 For two days, according to Madi- gan, it was impossible to lie in a bunk or hammock For 16 hours of this time no food could be prepared for the crew, while waves 70 feet high, swept into being by a wind that travelled 1S0 miles an hour and threatened to crush the vessel, Be- fore returning from the Asiatic coasts to receiv his discharge, Madi-- gan's ship was held in quarantine at Nagasaki, Japan, because of cholera.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
B|SBEE ELEVEN
 MEETS MORALES
 TEAM SATURDAY
Border Town Warriors Twice Beaten, Will Attempt to
 Come Back; Local Squad Hopes to Add Another Win

The football squad of the Bisbee CTS of Nogales at the latter city tomorrow afternoon in the third game of the season. The local boys will leave by auto this afternoon and will return by the same method.
 This is the first year in which the Border City has had a football team, and, although the team has been defeated twice, it has put up such a brand of football as has given promise of being worth while with more practice and experience. Tucson and Douglas have defeated Nogales since the seasons start, and as Bisbee High has handed both of these decisive trimmings there is little doubt that the local boys will come back victorious.
 Landrum, captain and fullback; Mcdonald, right halfback; Scott, left halfback; Salmon, quarterback; Cole, left end; Herman, right end; Brick son, substitute end; Blum, left tackle; Began. substitute left tackle; Okerstrom, right tackle; McGraw, right guard; Culbert, substitute tackle; Clement, substitute end; Brownlee, manager and substitute quarterback; Jeffrey, center; Bled- soc, substitute fullback; Lane, left guard.
 Coach Lawerenson will accompany the players.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
Opposite Characteristics.

Dr. Hinkle believes that the quail ties that women like in men, and vice versa, are generally the oppo-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

sites to those they themselves pos cess. The 'introvert' type of man will prefer the "extravert" type of " voman-the woman with a strong, assertive personality, will look with favor upon the man who possesses the opposite characteristics.
 Marriage ought to be finec and more enduring than ever before when the two parties to it feel they can be themselves, honest with each other, keeping up no traditional bar rier of artifice and convention" she concluded
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

DESDEMONA. = T 5rrcntial rains fell over the field Frsiay night, rais- ing creeks and washing out bridges as well as adding to the already bad con dition of the roads and causing great discomfort
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
ALWAYS WAS SLOW.

Edith-Jack's been calling on me for six months. Don't you think it's time he proposed?
 Maud-On, no; it was nearly a year before he proposed to me.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
Menu for Tomorrow.

Luncheon-Vegetab soup, endive, bread and butter, peach pie, tea.
 Dinner-Casserole of chicken, mashed potatoes, summer squash with cheese, celery, cranberry jelly
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07

The atmosphere is so clear in Zuzu- land that it is said things can be seen by starlight at distance of seven miles
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
MAJORITY HAD DEPARTED

'Do you know what it is to go be- fore ar audience?"
 "No. I spoke before an audience once, but most of it went before I did "-Boston Transcript.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-07
Woman Strong IS Man.

Both men and women have suf- fered from the conventional assump- ton that the man must be the supe- rior being and th ewoman the weak CT vessel" she said Many men do not wish to be superior They dc not wish to be warlike and aggressive and they suffer from the opinion that they must not be sensitive. Many women, on the other hand, suffer just as much because they are sup posed to be weak, timid and full. of 1 moods, when they are nothing Of the sort
 Dr. Hinkle admits that there are probably secondary sex charactcris- | tics, but that such distinctions play no real part in the fitness of men or women to enter any field of industry are or letters.
 Differences lin temperament, at tributed to sex, are really matter l of type" she asserts. '"The human race is divided into 'extravelts' and introverts' with graduations between them. There are men of each type and there are women of each type ] We must remove the artificial taboo we have placed in the names oi masculine and feminine' A wom ans work always has been much more restricted than that of a man l We must stop telling human being; i to feel in a certain way or to work at certain things because of rhei sex'
 Opposite Characteristics.
 Dr. Hinl1le believes that the quali ties that women like in men, anC Annc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-15

ICE.
We are manufacturers and distributors
Of pure artificial ice for both family and
a business use.
ARTIFICIAL ICE CO,
525-535 n. limerick st
Home e123. Bell 2221
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-15
FACTORY WORK

w need "a number Of uuskiled men
FOR production work 10 the rubber in-
dustry. Ages Is o. 45. OPPORTUNITIES to
learn trade. $50 per cay while learning,
after which you are a5le 10 earn $500 to
500 per day and better NO previous
experience necessary.
We viii assist you in securing board
sud rooms % houses az lowest rares.
Physical examination Of heart eyes and
for hernia Repaired.
Apply in person or eomeluulcate with
Factory Employment unice.
~EE GOODYEAR TIRE a RUBBER CO.
Akron. Oaio.
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statesmen WANTED.
ight. 1919. BY Newspaper Feature
Service Inc

AGENTS-Sdlesmen, either sex, old or
yOung-tO take orders for the
WORLDS WAR HISTORY, LIFE OF
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BUSINESS, in South Bend. and surround
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leisure time or as a side zine. Full par
ticulars, and complete outfit for either
book supplies upon request. Profit on
81 book is S120 including premium
books. Call, write or phone. Bell 17T1,
Home 6696. Hamilton Publishing Co,
225 S. Main St, Lee Bldg, South Bend,
Ind. 12314-n
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EXCEPTIONAL TIRE VALUE
$50 mile guarantee. Long staple cotton.
3Ox3 Nonskid ...........-........S1 5.2j
JOx3i2 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
MCAUSLAND TIRE HOSPITAL,
20 l.. Jefferson blvd
Bell 35SJ 1927 u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-15

WANTED-I dodge. Chevrolet. 3 Mas.
wells. touring cars. for cash Must t.
bargalna Also far sale I Grant Roau
Hter. I Overland Roadster and som.
cheap cars 90 bargains. Bell 225f 81
kart 1925 East COlfIA 1IS-s.tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-15
PERSONALS.

If YOU are an unfortunate. afflicted
with that dreaded complaint, Piles, In
any Of its forms. 10 be restored to your
usual health you no doubt feel that your
only salvation is an operation. Do not
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us send you the Whitney Treatment for
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patients, under Il guarantee. Write us
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-15
FAKM TON SALE

Eighteen acres seven miles from South
Bend. close o. iutcrurban. good soil. all
sOWed o. rOsiu rye looks hne some
Young fruit trees. 20 improvements but
would build IN purchaser 30 desired
Might consider good income property In
exchange. 30 81. Main 70. Home phone
gj9G. Bell phone 1T7l; residence. Home
phone 33l4 j. NJ Jolly. l2313-u
MALE HELP
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WANT s BgY
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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FARM LANDS.

FOR RENT OR SALE Eighty aero farm
about "a miles west ~ Waikerton.
lud- q. y. Gable Casey, Ill 1900 -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-15

FOR SALE OR TRADn-rIve acres and
six-rOOm bungalow, at Stop 3 on the
Niles car line and Lear the new Dixie
highway Ito be macadamiZed SOON.
Three acres planted TO fruit just begin
ming to bear. This is an ideal country
home, between Niles and South Bend
Just i've miles from the court house.
Price $500 Terms can be arranged.
south Bend Realty Co., o. cali J. N
Jolly, DO 5. Main st. Bell 17I1. Home
GG96 116S0-tf
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WHAT DO YOU WANT?
SOMEBODY HAS 1T.
WHAT HAVE YOU?
SOMEBODY WANTS 1T.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Here Is your chance III you
have capital and want 10 start bust
ness, 2-stOry brick bldg. fine location.
Would make dandy grocery or garage.
Write to owner, IL. r., care News Times.
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FOR SA.,,.

COLLINS HOG FARM.
one Of. N not the best equipped farms
10 ST Joseph county. POI acres =
buildings. The buildings and equipment
alone cost more than IS now asked for
the complete farm. 4 miles from South
Bend on good roads Price $4,000. Adj
lress inquiries 10 Box JMS. care OF
News Times. 1sJ00-tf
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FOR SALE-Double house. double fat
y. Scott St. S-ro0m house, J. Ohio ST.
room house. Rush 81 Painter. 529 l.
Ohio 81. Bell phone 1S16. 12293- -
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A core maKec. Motor Cast
tngs Co, Nandalia II. II. aud Eckman
st. 1873 II
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RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Lot at the corner Of Eddy
and Division. 52XBo. fOg 5000. All Ina
proyements. Call owner Bel 1876.
li703 ~
WHO WANTS TO Buy nlee nye
room hungal0u. aI modern 900 im
prOyemerfH 80 minutes HHIa from rau.
Ter. e BOD. Do from .tf linr liHas f. ell
un u.r0nat ~ lraFiug .it. elf g. ffns
afd d. 1913 %
BUY ADN-A ~ "a r-v-7s raatirru
h0inr edition LDts base unlks "a
ter. gfr aud sever paid. Prize 80
EaHy payments AMI Liberty bonds g. srfi.
tnlr nlpliiDh De- nrar south eide raf. Lin
coin srAoY. and is building rapidly Nith
COSY modern homes vnirh are uou fgf
sole a. addition office saturday and sru
DAP afternoon. or trisyLDus Tor appoint
mcnt -. Lccr. Bell $50. Home i5ze
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-WANTED-NO Dung man IS or 20
years old TO drive parcel delivery
truck. Must furnish reference, know
how 10 drive Ford truck and know city.
Call in person. l.. G. Ballard. 1449 l.. w.
east. 125i6-17
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FOR SALE-If YOU have the cash, I have
the bargain. $500 will buy equity ia
Grange i'm la Grange county. Soil sandy
loan; barn 30X40 feet. just fair; good
corn crib, granary and chicken house
The dwelling burned down and owner
discouraged. There is mortgage Of
81 800 held 10y the Etna Life 81 percent
interest Would consider some Liberty
bonds or good bankable notes part
payment. Here is an opportunity for
someone To get the cheapest farm in
,,orthern Indiana if you act quickly. Of
flee DO ;. Main 81 Home phone $685.
Bell phone III. Residence, Home phone
1914. ]. NJ Jolly 1922 II