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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Include the name NJ Robert T.
Mlrun iu ho small ls' Of intrepid
souls who want to take crack al
Jack prmpscy ana take chance on
getting q crack or mpruaHiu rcturu.
Nurtlu goes the others one step
better however. For he announces
that he wants To- met Dempsey as the
heavyweight cham piun of the world
with Dempsey us the aspiranL
For Bob Martin holds tha heavy.
weight Championship " the Amerl-
can and allied armies He shya no
Also holds the championship Of the
fighting mon of the L. - A--the
mcu who turned their fighting vim
toward the enemy on tho battle
fields Of France He says that 10.
600 600 fighters or the American
and allied armies look to him and
not 90 Dempsey aH the heavyweight
champion Of the world
Bob halls from Akron Ohio.
lie enlisted In tho Ohio national
guard over two years ago and saw
service at the front as an infantry
private.
10 Is credited with fighting IS
battles 10 win the heavyveigh ht
cham pionship of the 4 Il. =. Then
he battled hin way through an elm
ination series TO get into the tinais
of the interallled ring tournament
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
THINKS HE CAN
WIN FOOT RACE
After Four Years Of Misery
He Gained % Pounds by
Taking Tanlac.

IL have taken three b',.ss @,
Tanlnc and have actually gained g.
pounds" was tho remarkable state
ment made recently hv stephen
SchncrinEcr, head baker az The
Brown Palace hotel Denver. Co
and living at SOL Eighteenth ave
nuc.
- had dropped down IN weigh,
10 100 pounds he continued. "and
II you had seen me tho day ] started
on Tlnlac YOU wouldn't take me foI
tho same man now. ! was barely able
to walk. but now | feel like / could
win IN a foot race with ANYBODY
began TO have trouble with my SlOr-
ach about four years ago and was
told my trouble Was nervous dye
p"psia and took about everything
heard OF and spent goat deal 0'
money but nothing did mo any good
j was so nervous I could hard
sleep at all and | was badly gons..
pau q and lost strength and energy
all the time. and the people ar0lnt
where ! worked got Co calling ne
The Crank because I wds go ucr,.
GUS and irritable and ont " sors
all the time. At last | lost Wy appc
Tito entirely and would set SO Wcaa
and dizzy at times I would almost
fall Finally ! simply had 20 give up
work altogc ther and was loWn ia
bod FOR four months, unable TO DO O.
thing
- felt better n,mos, as soon as ]
started on Tan'aa Pretty soon va,
able 10 go back TO work and I WASH O.
nervous and Irritable like had been
Everybody wanted 10 know what
caused the change and 1 toli them
Tanlac, and now, a grea, many o.
the employees OF the Brown Palace
hotel are taking u too I am eaiins
Just anything | want and have beer
ever since the first few days ! took
Tanlac and my appetite is fine. p
now weigh lt5 pounds. making a.
actual gain Of % pounds. and have
never felt better In my NE J 20 90
sleep az night as soon as [ h, th'
pillow and / am feeling strong am
run OF energy nni can DO my worN
with more ease than In q long tine
That's what Tnnlac has done tor mo
and n there's another medicine "
Nhe world that win do go much 70.
suffering people. hav" never hear.
OF IL. Ny wife and children are noN
taking Taniac, too, and We are d.
feeling fine
Taniac Is sold IN Tulsa hy cuafs'
Drug company, Puritan DruE com
pany and hy the leading druggists N
practically every city, town ana VI
lage IN America ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
SEEKS TO PREVENT
MID-SEASON SALES
Barney Drcyfuss ~ Pirate. ~,
Prohibit Clubs Buying lla,c,,
From Weaker Clul.

When tho muEgalo. uf t.. N,,..
al and American league. g..h,.
their annual session nr.' t...,.,
a 10 TO ! bot there W.. ..
drafted to prevent the frIr.S..
players Co tho club lcaiIrs uc ~
race In August, n Barr. Ur,.,s
Of tho Pittsburgh Pirate has ar'
ming to DO with ruyanrng NJ.
code. ''
Dreyfuss' objection reached ,.
ears OF Branch EIckcg nm. 4.
Louis mogul declared ho sold gr,s..
because ho hnd received t g..4 ~,
for tho catcher and ,o...aar,4 p,
poor business 10 hold HIM ana .,,..
thu offer. McGrtw point
fact that the Pirates have tl, - WV
right 20 buy players tho Giant. rI.'
and when they refused q. ,,.....
that right they should rn, cr.Gr,.
others lrCyfuq8 rppiIr. N1t ~.
VIII spend us much money a- ,,.
terial as any magnato lui ho rsooa,
countenauco tho practice ~ bY.t,,
pennauts. lie also ad,ls tl,t ub.n
hc attempts 20 purchls, c.,y,.
tho price Immediately Irgra .Eyuart
TO "a prohibitiyc point eve win G..
cuss the matter further uf Tho rs,
league meeting 10 said br,. usa 'art
n possible there viii Doc 90 change I.
tho code. you may rely uppg tbs,
Other magnatcs arc iust as mpra
disEustcd AS / am, llt ,hrg uayc 0,.
baid so publicly
We don't wish 20 vorr. copr-..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
ATHLETIC HEART NOT
A FANCY OF DOCTOR
Many Athletes Ihyc, shortened by
Athletic Hcart--IiuRo Bcnick
One oT Sufferers

Athletic activity In youth does not
necessarily imply longevity or lifr.
lt does not even imply sure health
ln middle NE. HUGO BrZdek. mana
ger uf the HitisburE Pirates. realizes
This now as he never realized 10 be-
fore. Tho Pirate boss ls il with
athletic hcart' and during tho past
Few weeks he has suffered 90 such
an extent 10 was necessary FOR him
.o place himself under the care OF a
hear, specialist. While there may hc
ru cause for immediate alarm in
Eczdck's condition. the fact remains
that his heart has been weakened
through athletics and ovcrs,raiu, and
only the greatest care will give him
relief
Few men IN this country led a
moro active athletic life than did
Bc=drk From tho time he entered
suhool he was active In all branches
NJ athletics. lie starred at football.
but ne also took par-iH nearly all
other major sports. Unul three years
ngo he was as active az any ath-
lrtc. for during the time he was
coach az oregon university he was
credited with having worked harder
and moved faster than any young
stcr ON his squad
Bozdek always doubted the "ath-
ietic heart" theory. 4 month ago,
however. the truth OF i' was brought
home TO him forciblv Ills heart
palpl'atcd and at times seemed
about 20 jump out OF his body. He
became dizzy and later had much
difficulty In breathing His first
consultation with physician
brought Temporary relief. hut In the
past two weeks tho annoyance In tho
heart region became so severe he
was forced TO leave the Pirates at
Philadelphia and return TO pitts
burCh for treatment,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
BANK BURGLARS PROVE
NOTHING BUT SHADOWS

GETTNSBuRG. Pa. Aug. tG.-
Mysterious shadows 900 the man
room 81 IA" Gettysburg National
bank ana the noise " an explosion.
reported by several persons recently,
gave rise 10 the rumor that the in
stitutiun Nyas being robbed state
police stationed nearby wre sum
moned. county officers and the
borough force were called 10 the
scene.
After az investigation o. developed
that tho mysterious shoVcds seen In
the bank were projected from "a club
which is located ON the second floor
or the adjoining building Tho c1-
plosion was explained later when Il
was learned that "a large can OF to-
natocs in the cellar Of a nearby
hotel had exploded.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

We don't wish 20 vor-. corr~s..
In these busy times hlt We do vl,b
the committee ON domestic relation.
would send us H hired rr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
TRIED SLUGS IN AUT0MAT;
Dimes IN THE COUNTY JAIL

CU1yAGO. Aug l6.--"rycrythng
from soup to nuts must have been
tho slogan or John UrckRc when
nr entered au automlt restaurant.
With O. handful of glugs Nrlor hr
had dropped numerous s.urs into tho
food slots The manager called pu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

Davis c8fe. sos East Second. sun
day dinner, baked chicken. sa,v
dressing mashed potatoes. groru
peas sliced tomatoes combination
salad. pic and Ice cream Dinner Go
cents This house vs. a union house.
new aud strictly up 20 d1tc.-Ad}L.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17

liceman. Rrekke begged 20 be given
another chance saying ho did not
have enough money 90 buy breakfast
tie was served breakfast tn tho cour
ty iail
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
VOTE FOOD PROBE
Cash THIS WEEK
House Members Plan to Pro
vide Funds for In
vestigation.

The House this week Is planning TO
give the Governments high cost OF
living campaign its biggest boost
the providing of cash for the Depart
ment of Justices prosecution OF
prohteers and hOarders.
A deficiency appropriation bill car
ryinE the additional money thought
necessary 20 bring down prices Will
be placed before the House late in the
week. Committee members have
already given the assurance that 1t
will carry ample provision for the
nationwide ampaiEn against profit
eers planned by the Department Of
Justice. Sentiment in Congress fayors
wholesale prosecutions as the only
means Of stopping eKorbitant
charges.
Attorney General Palmer has asked
about 100000 for the campaign.
most OF which will be used to employ
additional attorneys, United States
narshals and Secret Service oper-
atives to run down the prohtoers.
Evidence is already being gathered
for the prosecutions as soon as Con-
gress authorizes the appropriations
necessary to carry the hght TO the
finish.
Supplemental appropriations may
be granted other departments for
publicity campaigns against prices so
that u may get rough with the
prohteers," as Chairman Good OF the
Appropriations Committee has ex-
dressed II.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
Old Serpent of the Nile,
Who Van1ped Mr. antony
Was Just a She Druggists

NEW YORK, Sept. i.!-cleopatra,
Artemisiae and Agnodice had q
knowledge of drugs, were anna
teur pharmacists. So announced yes-
terday Miss Adelaide Rudolph, of the
New York College Of Pharmacy, to the
Women's Section of the American
Pharmaceutical Association. which is
meeting in the Hotel Pennsylvania
Miss Rudolph urged pharmacy as
an ideal work for women, being light
clean. and healthfui, and she declared
that young women should be encour-
aged TO study pharmacy. Certainly q
drug store would be attractive II q
charming young woman. handed you
a smile and q toothbrush. (Aiss Ru-
dolph did not say that1
Citing precedentss she said Cleo
patra left a treatise on the maiadies
Of women. But Miss Rudolph did
not state whether the treatise pre-
scribed an antidote for the poison %
an asp or told how TO mix love pc-
tion-Antony may have swallowed
one dissolved. with pearl. in wine
from the Pharaoh's cellars. Miss
Rudolph said lAftemisia. Queen OF
Caria, cultivated medicine. Queen
Artemisia was very much IN love with
her own husband, Mausolus, which
$50 B. @. MausoIus died and Artemi-
sia built q tomb for him which was
one Of the seven wonders OF the
worl6. But the devoted Artemisia
mixed her husbands ashes in a
precious liquid" and drank them
thus converting herself into q mau-
soleum. although Miss Rudolph did
not say so. Anyhow, there were
precious liquids in those days just as
there are now.
AS for Agnodice she was an Athe-
uian maiden who dressed herself in
mems clothes, studied medicine under
the tuition OF Herophilus, NJ D., and
practised with much success.
Miss Rudolph went as far back as
the creation OF the world. as told
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
Copyright. 1919.
~ r L GoldbV.S.

tersely in Genesfs-herbs and flowers
and grass and fruits were created on
the third day Perhaps Eve, caring
for Adam, made herb tea for him, but
Il Is long odds that he did not like II.
It would seem that Eve studied most
closely the apple, and after she had
eaten one Adam had 20 buy froclks for
her. Women have been eating apples
ever since.
Miss Rudolph did not indulge IN
such speculation, but she insisted that
all women should learn the medicinal
and curative properties OF herbs and
fruits and such. Very patriotically
she said that, in 3 eosmopolitan city
like New York, drug store is > hne
place to instill good American ideas
and that & tactfui woman behind q
drug counter can do muck COED for
democracy.
At the meeting of the commercial
section OF the association Robert p.
FischeIls, one OF the younger men-
berA put out the idea that music
would add melody to the siE1 OF the
soda water fountain IA drug store.
There Was q time when the band
should have played Little Brown
Jug after q man had Winled 70 the
chap drawing the soda water or had
presented a prescription for spiritus
fermentI Nowadays an appropriate
tune would be "Sweet Spirit. Hear
Ny Prayer"
Mr.. Fischel1s has some mighty
sound ideas. For instance, he said:
advertising Is 50 tremendously
cumulative in its effect that IL should
not be regarded as an expense. You
are not selling goods for one day
only; in every days sales you should
be building for the future. You want
to educate your patrons and get them
to think in terms of your store. Make
them understand that they can do as
well In your store as they can down
town or uptown"
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
BRADLEY QUITS MARYLAND
RACE FOR SENATORIAL T0GA

CAMBRIDGE. Nd. Sept, Vernon
s. Bradley. one Of the three Republi-
can candidates for state senator to-
day withdrew from the contest. lssv-
'lng the held 70 Charles H. Gibson and
Edward s. Phillips.
In q card announcing his with
dfawaI Mr.. Bradley wakes somewhat
caustic. saying:
az believe the majority OF the inde-
pendent thinking Republicans Of the
county are IN favor Of my nomination
and that could win in fair contest
II the Republican voters were left
free to express their. own sentiments.
II have refused 20 become a party %
any deals or commercials and lIaVe
insisted the primary election should
be determined on the merits " the
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
BIGBERTHAlS' DAD
gRAZEl From GRIEF

ANDERNAcH, Germany, sept L.
The German who designed Big Ber-
TIA, the supergun with which the
Huns bombardsd Paris during the
lost months Of hostiIIties from q
forest many miles away, IS today the
l1hahitant or d msdhouse.
Although he IS now able I'd. converse
lucidly. ne was for months uncon-
s1ious amer his mind snapped sndsr
the goadings Of conscience as he re
sii5ed the enormity OF the slaughter
% women and children brought about
~ the product of his brain. And
even now his life is q broken thing,
Cor ever before his eyes are visions
- the mangled forms Of innocent vic
tins OF his cannon.
Every day he walks about in the
gardens Of the state Insane Asylum.
II Andernach.
Gibbering idots, men with halluci-
nations. men whose minds failed to
stand up under the strain and horrors
of the battle front-these are his only
comDaniOns
He viii have nothing to do with the
others Instead Of wearing the coarse
blue sarb Of the other patients. he is
dressed in q fne gray suit such as
would have been worn BY q prosper
Gus German business man before the
var
Every morning when the harmless
inmates play OF walk Ia their little
park surrounded by stone wall ten
feet high this nan can be seen walk
tag. always walking His steps are /
long and rapid Is those Of man in |
fhe prime Of his life and full Of un-
curbed enthusiasm.
Hie head. however. is always bowed 4
down and hts eyes are on the ground. /
Only at rare intervsis does be raise |
fhaua. and then with quick, ner-
vous movement as II he suspected /
that someone was following him |
After q lock ebout him be returns
ehem 70 the eEonnd and continues his /
uervous pacing, to ~ appearances a |
nan suffering great mental strain. /
TO the ether patients he has moth
fnT 70 say. At rare intervals he win /
speak win the doctors or nurses 81
ths hospital, bat then only e few
Words
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
KOREA REN0yNgES
control OF Japan

DECLARING if 60 Be- repTese1l.l
o. the ideals Of fs.oo0.o0o pespie. 81
official proclamation 70 thc epeopl
Syngman Rhee, president q the t
public and }. kiusic s. Eimnl- chair
man Of the official Korean con,zltsEIeo
70 the peace conference AZ Parts
renounces the soverelgnty 81 Ifraf
over Korea.
The principles on which tae Detl4l
ton Of Independence were fcune
coupled with the policy which ta
tended the building 81 tne Auer|es
Government form the foundaticn te
the Korean republic. the proclala1
declares.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
FATHER GIVES BLOOD 10
son ;oPERkTloH FAIL

DANvILLE. Va, Sept. LA trans
fusion operation performed here fai',
"a 10 save the life of Luther Your9'
aged thirteen. who was shot and -.
tally wounded by Hueh Jones Un
they were PLAYING with e Zeal
rifle ~ the formers hone. aIe
Toune. the wounded boyes fatfct'
gave three pints 81 hlocd 10 an cl.
fort TO save his sou's Iife
Young had loaded the gun u'
known to Jones. who took % ~
both boys were walking from gre
house. He snapped the trigger and
ard logdeg IN vital point. "
funeral took place yesterdey
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
LIVE WIRE KILLS
MOTHER AND BABY

HwSTINGToN. W Va. Sept L.
Mrs. ". Messenger vas eleetroeuted
at Captin while attempting to rescue
her baby from q wire fence which be
came charged from a high tension
wire which tell across it
The baby, playing ~ the fence, was
killed instantly.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
LEAGUE CENrERs IN LONDON.

LEAGUE CENTERs IN LONDON.
LONDON, Sept while Geneva
is nominally the headquarters for
League OF Nations, London Is now the
actual scat of the council. and
promises to remain 50 for at least q
year. Sir Eric Drummond. league
secretary, assisted by Raymond Fos-
dick, an American, maintain Offices
In Picadilly, where their corps Of
assistants occupy Three large build
ings. Colonel House has been keep
ing in close touch with these Offices.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
s1.39 Sheets S1.O0
copyyssht fsiA
- RI eOldSssE

Defender Mills Saranse
Bleached Sheets of reliable quail
ity in 72x90 size for double or
three-quarter beds. Welded seams
in center. Limit 4 to buyer.
500 Sheets, $1.69
s1x9O Ironclad Seamless
Bleached Sheets, noted for their
durability. Strictly perfect. Limit
? to a buyer.
$500 Bedspreads, $3.ss
Heavy white crocheted spreads:
some slightly soiled. Hemmed
and scalloped styles. Reuglar and
extra sizes.
SOC Pillow Cases, 35e
Lot Of superior quality pillow
cases in 42x36 size. Made Of
firm, round-thread cotton.
7se Pillow Cases, 59c
y Extra quality and extra size.
Strong, durable quality, 45xSsh
slze.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
ChiIdren'S
School Dresses
$1s8

NEW, pretty. practical-r
~ school frocks Of plaid
ginghams. in good washable
eolors. WaistIine styles. with
belts and pockets and several
kinds Of new collars. Sizes S
to "a years.
BIoomers-AlmOst indispensa-
bic for school wear. Made Of
serviceable sateen, IN black,
flesh and white. Cut full. Rub
Der at waist and knees. Sizes
s, 10 and II. Spe- 90.
cial al...............-... OOS
Sweaters-Children's all-wool
sweaters in slip-on styles. Plain
and fancy stitch. Sailor collars.
Rose, khaki, copen, turquoise
and salmon. Sizes q e. 40
20 80. 2........... 4sOO
Drawers-Excep6onal value,
in eambric drawers, with hem
and tucks. Sizes 8, 10. 9E
and -. Special. ...... G0s
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
Economy the Big Word in This
BedWear Sale
$500 Blankets, S3.ss

49, --N---~~~N
T0xs0 Wool-finished Blankets
in white, gray and tan with wide
striped borders.
$500 Blankets, Sass
An outstanding value in these
times Of high prices. Soft, warm,
wool-finished blankets, in size
64x76. White and tan.
500 Robe Blankets, $4.9S
Heavy. Warm Blankets, IN the
Indian patterns so popular for
bath and lounging robes. All
eolors. 72xs4 size.
$500 Blankets, $12.9s
HfEh-grade Wool Blankets, in
striking plaids Of gray, tan and
blue. Extra weight. Size 66xso.
81 and s. cOmForts. $4.ss
Full, size Satsen-eovered Com
forts, in handsome designs, scroll
stitched. Filled with white sheet
cotton.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
Wholesale Selling
Prices of Beef in
Washington

Following are the average
wholesale prices Of beef real
lied by Swift & Company
from sales to the trade in
the city Of Washington for
the week ending May II, 1919,
to the week ending August 80,
1919, as published in the news
papers.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01

respective candidates. do not desire
any nomination that has to be bought
at an illegal sacrifice of cash or Of
honest principle"
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
The Hats of the Hour
$4.95 $3.50 $9.95

D ESTRAINED splendor is
~ the hallmark Of the cor
rect millinery creations for
fall. The above popular
groups contain hundreds Of
hats in Panne Velvet, Mir
rorsd Velvet, and Lyons
Velvet; straight brim, droop-
ing brir. uptnrued, snd
hared effects are equally
plentiful, and IN medium,
large and small sizes. Trim
med with ostrich, glyeerzed
feathers, fancy feathers,
flowers and ribbons
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-18


ae Darkk0Mn nImszrsl show. M
dar keh eT0Eknn. wns given asst
nshs xssh great arcAzs at s. James
hail, Tgacyss Landing. " geumahe g
ne members cg the parrish. through
t1s wife az tha rector, Hrs Martin.
Tae company. composed q local
young men, were conveyed 70 the piace
some twelve to aftsen aias distant, iu
ona Of Stahless automobile trucks.
Shortly agter their arrival thsy wexa
treated to deIieionb c0antYy supper
served nf ST. James rectory near tAa
han. hy the rscenr's wife. assisted by
the ladies' 81 the parish.
Although the evening was irclenaens
the hall WAS crowded. and before eight
O'Clock, there waa standing room only
Taae audience vas highly pleased. sew
eraI rsmarking that the last skit
w nted wife, was worth dollar
adA..assion
The good sum Of SIlO was taken Il
al TIE door, the receipts 70 be applied
BIZ the Red Cross 70 the Armenian re.
lief benefit
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-18
STRANGE NEW STEEL
VESSELS NoNsINKABLE =

Five supposedly uneiakable steel
rgo steamers of an altogether new
eype are under construction 81 New
orleans g0r the French government.
aAs Goat N the invention of the naval
lEect who heads the technical aegg-
zoe pf The French merchant marine.
A ssFnal appearance the carrier re-
ahiea d Mlalaback steamer. The
sness Ii only skin-deap. however,
sk the cross section Of the ahip, in-
ad ne being Of the usual U-shape, In
S. me forn Of two circles placed side
aids and connected above and be-
hy rur1ed segneKta. Two parallel
isidera, 20 d. ID diameter, laid hort
tally side hy side. and connected
transverss water-tiaht bottom and
cR plates, compose the unusual hull,
q latter h stiffened and given pro-
ctl0a from flooding BY series o1
vsn water-tight huikheals, each of
htch extends continuously from one
Masle Of the vessel to the other.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-01-18

II II

Marguerite Clark huge aealaat Ia .
IL asxusln END pax cIsc story,
~ ftae i H00sSg. waick will be
tie attraction as he paaAee sOni
Little Rgsss Hoover d A dsgsghtenE
pIctnraz ssca oe aslss lTs0sa 0a Ds-
yIes splendid nOvel, The Gnldss
Bss Tlsa story is me nns, ad-
ruirsbly suited - tsle rsquiTssnentg 81
Baargu8xsse CLARK amd her usDre thafl
adequate supporting casa Isse scenea
Eof the story are imad sOnneamhere ia
MARYLAND ana II slaaIa with he for
Itmnes of Nancy craadock. beanfifuI
society girl of Washingt0n who Ls az
enthusiastic food c0naervatioEis after
size has heard speech ~ President
Wias0n. She becomes faKmeTetfe
land aster adopting the slogan. egga
viii win the var. she goes On farm
to raise chfckens. and Incidentally "a
improve the prospects of her amrOyer-
ished family
Little Miss Hoover ID Il ssorx with
Ii patriotic favor and the variAus sltua-
tions are most interesting Every
woman who has done her BIZ In the
fight against German autocracy will
appreciate the theme
Eugene O'Brien is the dainty stars
leading support Fatty Arbuckle. IL
| The Cook, also,