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THE FOUR HoRsEMEN oF rHe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
VIE|| |GFNCER TOURNEY GOES
+ N THF OQCKET TONIGHT IN THO
VERD|CTS To DECIDE Bic ISSUE

by III" return OF their regulars "a II"
..n.1,r, AID III, h"s: team only r:tn Win.
with tn. loser n no position 10 offer
rn al'b..
Second Game.
II N" wiIduN Of 'h' evenings "h'SH-
-3.utn..ut, Manager Mc,;annun w!. shoot
his Alumni boys against the speedy
NIcM>rh..: aggregation and III" fans can
fool satisfied that this engagement VIII
b.. close thrN"S hcut. as either team -
in :. ,n nntar III" finals. MSM"ch"n mas
q faS.-su:uc lot of Youngsters VIII" IN
de,S,a,,d IN" gam" and can pass we'll
Nr9cy ficurn the Cadets rs easy winners
since the team hrs been Playing NJ
hrrni neck ~1ccd for In" pHS, liT"
wears md Al enc .tl,nc or other play 81
basket bali Of tn" best typ" seen N N"
Jyherliur district pliler's npp"rHn""
will Drove big draw'n:; card 10" IN"
followers ct raii'"drlI high school.
Interest.
r. as ruarv ~ last week turn "ni, 'h,
srarin,js runway nt tn Association
..y., should b" f!il0i again. and :: -
.1r e. say :nn: ri'A program wil! -
shorter arsi SnarU:"r. wh1!c I" make ;,
more ailur.nr. ~ admission Viii y"
charged .\hiI!nG ny IL" rules ST iowa
~ ~, Er.:,,rnitl; ro team Will !"> pr
,,,i...I 70 chang. from III" original ''S,S
,rI ,hox,, ellsihi" 10 play n tom Shi :
81 -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
NE.LL.SbURG HIGH
VS.. SMOKY CITY
CUNT. TONIGHT

Al Wrllslmrg tonight the Wcllshurr
hns5ctrcrs Will BE- pittnd against the
onslaught OF tn" coming WESTINGHOUSE
aggregation. which halls from Pits
burgh. coming full Of confluence and
determination 10 crush I'll" htEhlY-hcr-
aided l!rockn countiun&. Tho Oppose
ton fully realizes what to expect IN
WellSburs aud ii also must b" c"HSld-
cred that WellshurGs class must have
boon determined, for no other teams IN
this section arc capable of bringing
teams from Pittsburgh for basket ball.
for II would not pay. This Is why
N-ellsbur.- Is basket ball mad. and the
very reason why good attractions ar"
on the card--thc fans support The team
10 the last.
While WcllsburE has been going
good all season. with only on" reverse
10 mar It's record, tao boys are fearing
the Iittsourshcrs. but ar" confident
that they will forge 70 tho front and
take another game 10 pack away IN the
schools favor. Westinghouse is sure OF
making fine showing. as Il has been
going good In Pittsburgh. meeting III"
best Of Gurtets
Mats Borham. one Of the most protni-
ncnt basket ball oflicIuls in this sec
ton OF the country. Will ofiiciatc. which
insurrs FMS, and steady playing
throughout and careful Interpretation
Of tn" rules by the contestants. Borhan
has been officially appointed 10y tn" y.
4. T.. 40 representing them AZ Il referee
in the Ohio valley. and his services are
being sought everywhere
It is likely that many Il fan from this
city will make the trip. while Wells
burg proper is figuring on record at
tendance Of the home fans. The con-
test. ~ of local interest. and the ONT
come will be the subject of much con
Germ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
VISITORS INVITED TO
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE
IN TRIADELPHIA

Parents who send their sons and
daughters ~ IA" Tr!aGclrhia District
High school w"Tr pleased |" learn that
he new hiEh Sch"o! near Greenwood
was opened yesterday. Regular srs'
sions VIII be begun Monday and nor
nal att"nLamr" is expected despite The
fuct that many of the students have
been i'll with Influenza.
There nrr forty cllSs rooms in tho
building and special apparatus has beer
installed for the instruction OF manual
training and hum" economies. tn" fac
ultY has fourteen members and over
three hundred pupils attend tn" school
The steam heating apparatus has not
been Installed ~ VT and tn" building
lis being heated 10y ras. Visitors arc
cordially invited !" inspect tn" building
outside Of school hours and IT, visit
Ohio countyS newest and most up-to-
date school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

Harrison county: employed By Ross r.
Stout & Brother. received internal IN
juries causing death; widow gets ;5T
funeral expenses and $50 month: three
daughters receive IS each Z month
widow Of Charles Nichols. Coalwood,
Mcdowell county. gets SIS funeral OK
pcnscs and $50 O month Each Of her
three sons gets IS a month. Nichols was
killed in the employ of Cartc- Coal Com
pany.
Charlotte ThornaR Charleston. employ
ed BY Charleston Laundry Company. left
fingers burned: receives IS for three
weeks.
Awards are announced to-day By the
workmen's compensation commission IN
six cases, all fatalities:
Joseph Olias. while in the employ OF
the Nngmont and Pittsburgh Coal Com
pany. was killed by falling down tip
pie stairway. His widow gets $50 q
month.
The widow Of Harrison Tabor. Of VIII
kinson, Logan county. who was electro
cuted while repairing a lamp for the
Yuma Coal and Coke Company. will re-
ccivc SO n month and SIS funeral cS-
pcnscs.
The father Of Wyman HATFIELD. o!
Red Jacket, gets s. n week. Hatfield
WAS killed in the employ OF the Jackctr
Consolidated Company. when caught III
4 shaft.
Funeral services amount TO SIS will
hr paid to Martin G. Harris VOORHEES,. OF
Monongalia county. While working Tor
the lEar Mar Coal Company Of Morgan
town nc was killed by being caught DC
tween n mine car and rib Of coal.
The widow Of Fred Paluich. Of Ha-
v"rco. Mcdowell county, gets SO :;
month for-*the death OF her husband.
He died in. 4 gas explosion while in r;ic
employ Of tho New River and Rocahon-
tas Consolidated Coal Company.
Thomas Murphy. Wheeling. was Kill
ed by being crushed between mine car
and rib of coal. while in the employ
Of the I.aBnlIn Iron Works. His wido"
receives $50 a month and his three
daughters SIS each permanently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

side was on the line and for Il time
looked as though III" game would DO
ulav.rI but plans failed u matcrialZe,
However. l.iuSl"y VIII have plenty TO
think about in preparing Tor the big
;en,nn Of tn. HctSun next week at the
local arrtury w5Ih tn" speed merchants
Of St"uh "uviI!r. Tn. Stubs are IN the
race for tn. honorS, MI! VIII not stop
at l.!nsly for Il trimming. With the
advantage. OF playing OH Ia" local floor
rhr cadets should max" the shedding
pretty rough for IN" invaders.
Basketball games Mt III" \. NJ G. a.
mr.. taking on a different light and
ono can 20 thor. most any evening and
S., interesting gaines between the var
ions class members. Th"-- are more
Teams III III" association ihis ycnr '''-oi
for tn" past five and interest is appar-
only coming ip lts required pitch.
BASKETBALL teams in the girls class
are Xix" football teams at present. you
"an have a. Team hut you can't get an
opponent. The E"llaIrc girls have tried
hard Ia hook up with som" one, but 1t
MAS fruitIcss. Since the defeat OF the
Wheeling girls tn" Red and Rlack IS in
high spirits and ANXIOUS Ia display it's
wares with any teams in this part OF
. tn" country. y schcdul" has not been
adopted du" To- IN" inability to r.;
games. a,d for this Reason each week
the girls ar" anxious to know who th;
ncXt opponent Will be- The local girls
are having thcs same trouble. and have
hu; q few games arranged
! Vest rrday was tho poorest Friday
! evening lhlls far this. year in Basketball.
ONLY twt, games h"!nr played III the
wiley. the mo ~ Wheeling high and
the other at Cathedral. Linsly was idle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
phidde Rivals E1gaSe for EoaorS
Tight at Cross-Rtver GYM Win
Large Crowd Expected.

E:rr high meets Marietta. THIS
40 ,ott.r.nc that coi.Crou;s HI an
-hu fans Q: Bcl!air. this evening AT
theavcl Hill gymnasium. and on" al
4hectticst exhibitions "f IN" season
Is ursd. Rettaire "ut"rs III" fray
viii clean slate. determined I" Keep
{, while Marietta carries that puNch
ms ever 50 characteristics OF an IL
Va; team that - boiling witn rivalry.
N1tta IN years past has. made Eel
In her goal. and l. victory from the
I Pand Black was 4 big boom 20 her
6. This season IN" team has played
, few garacs. but on ailoccasiorS
wing tn" real stuff. and although
ling hard game last night a. t:aS;
.rpool. * should be n fl condition
give the Bc'laire laos. lcau!inG.
Comments are unnecessary on n"
.llaire representation. and 10 say that
.e school - represented by what sizes
, 70 be tn" b.si team n 'hc m!dGi"
.ction Of tho Ohio valley. * putting
mild. and unless something ua;orc-
ZEN crops. out. ~" E"d and Black
lould romp away with the honorS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
Compensation Awards

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 81
Awards were allowed to-day by the
workmcn. compensation commission, in
SIN cases. rs follows:
Mart BogEs. FLEETWOOD 1928 Cor $50
weeks: suffering ambutatlnn OF Left
arm: employed by the Cherry River
Paper Company.
Paul Pastro. employed by Hindson
coal company. N"wlyn. Fayettc county.
d.rd from internal injuries: widow re-
,"ivrs SIS funeral expenses and S"n =
month and son. IS a month.
Widow Of Emanuel Tyson. OF Cass.
rocuhontas county. gets s45 funeral c1-
prnses and $50 month. Tyson died
from burns: employed BY IN" Wcst Eir-
sinia Tulp n Paper Company.
Harvey H. Williams, o. Mount Glare,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
HUNTINGTON LOSES
TO FAIRMONT HIGH

(spccial Dispatch 10 the IntclliGcnccrO
rAIRMoNT. Jan. 81 Playing her
ornaments off their feet in the closing
ncriod OF tonight's basket ball game.
Fairmont high school defeated Hunt
inEton high in a close game. 81 10 80.
The lineup:
Knight .. Forward. ..... Stuart
Dean ...... Forward. -. harrington
TIL ......-.. .Centcr.....- Workman
Romano ....... Guard -......Anderson
Brown ...... Guard. ... Crawford
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Troxton for
Romlnc.
I'i"ld goals FairGont. Knight. b:
Dean. A. Hill, =; Brown. :: Hunting
ION. stuart. Harrington. =: Workman. D.
, Field goals f'airnont. knight. .;
Huntington. : III 10.
Ecicrcc--Kcnn"chart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
xrI-F1NALS TAKE PLACE WITH
OVAL TEAMS ON EDGE AS TAH
TIE DRAWS NEAR.
x7cess IF Assured And The :nncTs
VIII BtReady To Battle Fer the
Silver Loving Cap.

ronichs offerings t"r the basket
t,ll Fansor W-herlinE VIII b two o"S-
1T hall arcs IT the y. II. {. az "h'cn
M hei,. staged under thH auspices CT
va U-o ling Iatsllig"nccr IN the ileur'.
- tfrnamcnt. Tia" FIRST OF r;s KIND
49, z.rpied IN this city. II VIII h"
rancrered that las: week Tour con-
80. Sul;sd with fur tHamS being
e,Int.ed. ard tonight VIII see wv"
Ioo-a.ams on the h>nch. and The sur
v+rorv. i'll enter The closing chapter -
dete,;nc the -:gh.tui owner II The
hea,:ul silver loving cup Offered 10y
m. .tcIligcnccr as an emblem or mo
,,,,.s Of tho team. as wsll rs ~" Dis
1e1ia1o." The contestants in this
evsce's clashes are justly ready tor
finnish and according to the interest
4aa, hare set Upon the one goal. ana
MI not give up unless Superior o-idS
a4oo rrca; in favor % the Opposition.
Aatten1pt will 20 made /" play the
- ding even: some tim" next week.
Ger than Saturday and thu ANNOUNCE
.,nt OF the date will b. given out
ar.
First Game
T, the opening EarD> this evening
s-,,cyis scheduled 20 start PROM pity az
ESQ, he Bcllairn 7. 4 q. wtl cntp''
s,c Pc Colles!aas. This event Should
be a riiier from start t" i:ntSh. NJ
FIRST aacca che over ~" river ladS
Apopcat to have easy picking. but since
Sthc Pers have strengthened consider
nble. alters arc expected TO bs Some
Shat fferHrt The P Gs look IKE
The ~ Of tho list. but they surely Will
have extend themselves to win IN THIS
yame.Those who get there on time 10
GOO y tilt are assured OF a contest
-hat i outrival any OF its kind in The
city season. Both teams VIII prot''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
.RE[ A|RE AND MAR|ETT IA To STAGE
PRETTY BASKET BALL exhibition

again this season Gravel Hill ia
mos, accommodating place for the rams
and offers good views Of IL" prayers
Aside from ,lur tournament Ea'nrS
held at IN? local y. VI. g: y. and IN"
game 1T WellsburE his contest Will be
the only other Offering. and record
crowd can be cxr.,ct',t Tho B"uaire
officials are JublHht over I'll" turnou's
thus far. and appreciate The hacking by
tho fans. There vii! ," 4 class! pre-
li.niuary between tthc Eclla.Tc seconds
and the Y. N. 6. club. which lnsures 4
big evenings program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
Columbia MidgGtS Beat
Webster Seconds 1874

\ hard fought game between the COL
umbia Mtdgats and Webster Seconds,
played n the Columbia arvaory last
n ch:. resulted IN the defeat o. the lat
Ter by 4 score OF - TO 4. The feature
OF tn. ga;rr was tho shooting O. Brown
ing AMI KINNEY. Tho winners challenge
the Cathedral MidEets. Jr- 20 contest for
the hoaorS on an night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
VETOED BY POLICE.

PARIS. Jan. 30.-Thc police today 70
fused 10 permit James NerdincS, ne
aviator. 10 attempt n return flight from
the roof OF tn" Galleries Lafayette. or
which he landed in an airpianc on jan
uary 10. After the police announcement
tn" arrlan" was taken apart and the
pieces w"rc brought down BY elevator.
(By landing on the roof OF the Gal
lrri"s Lafayette. Ncdrines won Prize
of oj00n francs for being the hrst an
man TO land on q roof OF house Will.
in flight TIL" roof was a5NT5 feet,
Will" the airplune used was IS fs2 -
wIdtn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
Whist|er's ''Lady Meux"
:. Purchased for 100000

NEW YORK. Ian 3l.-Whs;l"r's IA
nous painting Lady Meux.' has been
purchased from the family ut Lady
M"ux in England for S"Ao.G"0 b. Il firm
Of New York ar; dealers. II WIS an
n"tI:r"d h"rr today. The portrait was
painted shortly after Whistler returned
to London from Venice III lShn. and II
is considered on" nj IN" most import
ant Of the fuli-lrngth portraits by the
mr. iSi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

than the score indicates the Cathedral
Freshmen swamp~d the Eighth grade by
a 50-l3 score. Coniff for the Freshmen
was ut his old time form caEinE ih" pill
for "a POINTS. while Lewis and SorSc
played II good game for the losers.
The pass work "t the Freshmen
brought rhccrS from the spectators sew
crnI times TIL" !iurmp and standing Of
the teams are as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
SISTERSVELLE DEFEATED
BY WHEELING HIGH

The SistcrSvillc five went down to de-
feat at tho hands Of thr Wheeling High
quintet on tho local floor. by the score
o6-ll. Although Wheeling did not play
up to her former pace. III" gam" was
fast and interesting throughout, Will"
SiStcrSvillc played its best game OF the
season.
Thonen was IN" naInstay for Sisters
willie, scoring all Of its points. while
Bond and Corey starred for Wheeling.
ThS' teams lined up as follows:
SiStcrSvillc--1l Wh"olinE-"6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

I.insly Institute did not. play last ev-
ching, the first open date on the Schcd-
uie. An attempt was made 10 take on
some fast five but to no avail. Shady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

THE RED STAR .; K Q 6 Z Il 7
40 Richland Ave.
has n list OF bargains on Page Twelve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01
FRESHMEN WIN

In fast and most interesting game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

Above splendid likeness Of Wladc EybZko the giant
who pitd to Charley Cutter thcagoS PRIDE at
Auditorium Tuesday evening III the greatest match
arrange" the local followers ZyhSzko considered
1.-THE wolS greatest wrestler and claims the rpuc champion
his contention he taking all ihc Bug boys lie
said be the perfectly built wrestler in the game, and Is
. him atircd in his ling suit Interest
the approaching match IN" belief III d
record attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

Substituli0ns Tor WhcoIInC-F ounC
for Robrccht; for Sistrrsvillc, Roller for
Dudley,
Coals-Thonen. ): Corey, 5; Bond. 4:
kimbcrlin. !.
Fouls-Thnncn. nu, of Il: Corey. S
"ut Of. 20: Nohrrcht, . out OF :.
RrfrrcC-Hooks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-01

Suhstitutiuns-pc"Ean for Patton: {.
1Irin"r for Cochran. Field GoHls--Stein
and Conifr. u: &. iIc.urr. |: Clark. |,
I'nuls---St"in. i Lexis. :: Cook. :.
Tho standing O. the teams ARE as fol-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-29
W. C. T. u. OPEN STATE
MEET THIS MORNING
PRESIDENT RAPS WILSON
Action in Nctoiug rr"tihiln" N'h--
urc T. uudrninrh hY f7 -l'h"
IIuh Three DnN N'"t

, rY ....,,. "a s
''''N ....,,.... az ,n
,."'h'n" ." 'l' ...,.u "a
'.. 40 avenue .....'.. T..,.
f'"'N.' N'''. .,,... mr..
IL ''.'' 1907. '.u.,u' .r
- ''. .' .'. r.....r.. fran.
100. and ..up.y ~ fH. s'trr
and ..pguI.raI .l#I.uur from " h.I
...r... .u..I .n ptrH.uf .1 .tHr .a'. 900
... .,..artfI,r uf 'NH wI nIHH "'
........ .y.r. .runInnuu fnr sh,cH
.... ..,..,...l. .f .., whit. 0Ho 90 ui."
l.....r.... ...r..
......... ..raIuu wore bold
......l. attended D.. tU Tt.r o..
r.... .4H .r.n., ur.-IIru'H Sis
.... ......... were represented. no
.... ....n,.s uI.pur,nr. to 'bo
........... of .nr convention ifarlr tu
,u.Ir. the attention OF .o'u
o.. ..,.,s. on. Df which VA. held ID,
%. ....r.l ,r OBJ. morning and 'He
..,. Dr., ...fl,g n fnr tn.r.
,.....,. All b. rp, In rrnd u,-s for
,.. .,t 3D.. t., g,ryI u7 tine gen
...t ..,,,..tu ME- ida Wtpnl =
.r..' lY ...I... n.s u.IulHE
r ,.,..., ,.,,,, o, ,,ppr,-s
!" Ihh"'~ N''''' W
OWNS o. 'nr p.1"ts" "t no "''
,mr pruU. I.u uI' over lh" N' 10
ug me yItsl'rn. }rHtrrlHy DF ."''
~ Oh tH 20. lHv c"nyruii"u VIII I'
r,n.t ntr ON th" app'1rau. " ~ ID
victory celebration. il"'nE i"" N.".
statewide meeting since 'he arWlr-
u,r the convention s expected 70
.8rrasa in enthusiasm any prvNlu -
ass"m .ldgo
ltesnIn'iHhh VIII ID" p"'@'"
mcud.uS the hrNoh or lhr .'I''' ~,
pacing ihe wartime ptph'.'i.'"" ~"
over The veto ~ The rN'tu''.'. .'lI
rialH of the convention ''h'Sd I'A
might Pre- IlcnI wilson 10 d".'
himself great harm IN No."lhE me
prohibition bill said STATE Ii'"
dent \uhlo ~ illlcrn1n "f H'pnlIh.
I,a' might - am pp"h'"l u"
him and I believe that ihhl dls'p
pulntmcut s felt over The entire
puuu ~ In ths one respect n" ma
ed to come up 90 our rNptDl'
tons
= waa not surpria"d In Tho lonhi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-29
Use Famo Everyday
For Healthy New Hair

Faithful daily use Of Fnmo Is ns noors-
sary TO keep your hair healthy as
thrice daily brushing !. to keep your
teeth good. FAMO Is the one propAf
alton that can he used daily with
beneficial results.
Ifyuu have dsndruh. Femo viii destroy
II by stopping Seborrhos, the diseasc
that causes dandnth,
Pamo gives the ha,r health anal vigos
Its constant use stimulates the growth
Of new hair,
U.cd each day II keers tho heif sni',
silky and glossy the scalp a. olosn and
sweet az y haby'a
Fsmo contnius no alcohol 10 csusc scalp
and hAif dryncss II pustPones gray
ness by making and Eeep'ng the hair
healthy,
You viii enjoy using Fuuno every day
uf your life
II requires no rubbing u docs iced and
nouriah the hair roots,
T, stops itching and makes the whole
head healthy.
fnuO ta SOTO Nv hU uHF' k''ia '''''
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S.hafrhea ). q nsorbFdiy fncres~sd NJ
frot, tho sohaosoUs kiands 81 me s0Hlp
Tbs 80 boz h~sn ssossffon fnr n's ~ so-s'er
and fsLss Aad - coEnn,onfy tn"~n -
dandTUH
From the Iahosstosics of Y A Thnmp-
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lh.rrnaci-ts, Drtrust. Ahh
Halliburton-Abbott Co.
Quaker Drug Co.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-29

Get mat RrE.0r set up today
Don't take chances ON this Kind rf
NrNfns. Nichols Hardware com.
upu} Ad.i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-29

t-NUlu.d curtains operating ''
lprrr rollers have been invented fof
automobiles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-29

Sizes IL to -. lon navy black brown
Eopen, plum, tailored and fancy M. ieta,
ACCORDION plated skirts and unlc effects,
wool embroidered and beaded, or plain with
attractive butlpns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-29

Coming at this time when the is getting under
way and a natural desire calls for such Dresses com
bined with the weather which demands heavier wear,
this sale is most opportune Women from out of town
attend this savings opportunity to their advantage.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-17
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like rIain Bitro-phosphate to
Put Firm, Healthy Flesh and
TO Increase Strength, Nigor
and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless preparations
and treatments which are continually
being advertised for the purpose of making
thin people f1eshy. developing arms
neck and bust and replacing ugly hollows
and angles by the soft curved lines of
health and beauty, there are evidently
thousands of men and women who keenlv
feel their excessive thinness.
Thnness and weakness are usually dua
to starved nerves. Our bodies need
NOR" phosphate than is contained in
modern foods. Physicians claim there
well as t1e organic phosphate known
amongst druggists as bitro- phosphate,
which is inexpensive and is sold by Clark
druggists under guarantee of satisfa ction
money back. BY feeding the nerves
directly and by supplying the body cells
with the necessary phosphoric food ele
ments bitro-phosphate quickly produces
a welcome transformation in the appear
ance; the increase in weight frequently
being astonishing.
This increase in weight also carries with
1t a general Improvement in the health
Nervousness. sleeplessness and lack Of
energy. which nearly always accompany
excessive thinness. disappear. dull
eyes become bright and pale cheeks glow
with the bloom of perfect health.
CAUTION: Although bitro- phosphs+o
Is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness
s1eeplessness and general weakness #
should not. owing to it's remsrkahla
flesh growing properties, he used by anv-
one who does 1ot desk8 to put on aesh,