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The Lamar register., 1919-11-05
CHAPTER v.

The seven days that followed were
much as the frst; when the white man
vas not shooting for the pot he was
away overseeing his army OF laborers.
He ate but twice day. at half past
five In the morning. and twelve hours
hereafter. To the latter meal Andrea
was Invariably and formally invited.
Al. each successive Invitation she
hesitated a little longer before accept
lug. and ON the seventh night she re-
fused. Any woman can easily under
stand why. but the surprising thing
Nns that the man seemed to know Just
what was happening To her spirit. No
stomach living can stand pigeon four
teen days In succession. nor is there
% maid that can put On the same iden-
Heal clothes for half that time without
feeling demeaned. She knew he knew.
fer twice 'Sring the week he had told
her hluntly To hnnd her lingerie to
iinthtnb nj night. and she had found
r AZ her door In tn" morning. miracu-
lousy washed. dried and more or less
ironed
There was nothing In the dawn of
the eighth morning rn in.'is-lf.. that il
wns ushering In 'iaN ~ dag NOR did
Andrea NOR. than tu-u i'r.. J. Fii when
shortly after noon two bearers stag.
gered into camp with steamer trunk
slung on u pole between them. There
WAS no reason In the world why she
should connect that trunk in any way
with herself. even when, an hour after
Its arrival. she beheld approaching the
magnificent and unforgettable speci.
men of black manhood she had last
seen On the morning of her ravish-
ment.
The newcomer dismissed the two
bearers. making them take the pole
and its lashlngs with them. They de-
parted after one long. disconsolate
look. He then seated himself beside
the trunk and never moved until, late
In the afternoon. the white man ap-
peared. when he arose. saluted and
then made a solemn gesture toward
the load others had carried.
The white mans eyes lighted up;
he seemed more cheerful than he had
been in days.
He spoke to the black in dialect,
whereupon he grasped a single handle
Of the trunk, and with one smooth
movement passed 1t over his shoulder
right side up to the crown of his head.
He then marched with 1t into Andrea's
Gala.
She sprang up. "why" she e1-
claimed and then added. her heart
sinking within her, You don't think
that's one of mine. do your Because
II isn't"
She watched TO see his face fall, but
It didn't. From his pocket he took q
bunch Of keys, quickly slipped one
from the ring and handed It to her.
please open the trunk. It's certainly
yours, as is all that 1t contains" he
turned from her and added. BY the
way. I'm dining In khaki tonight"
As Andrea walked slowly to her
room. clutching the key tightly. she
confessed to herself that she was being
eaten alive By curiosity. III only"
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81 Didn't Put On the lesginos," She
Said shyIy.
sion. Andrea nodded In a pleased way
as II she were congratulating herself
on guessing Alright; II was a laugh.
When the liqueurs and the coffee came
she started chasing pellet OF bread
around an empty plate with a straight.
small finger. You fix one" she said,
'and Wen have race"
The man watched her indulgently,
but absent-mindedly. Presently he
filled two glasses. MY dear Andrea
Psllor," he said gravely. "let us drink
to all the hearts in the world tonight
that are happy and unafraid."
She stood up to the toast. and after
II they sat In a long silence. It was
Andrea that broke II. "You know,
White Man. TN a woman"
"Of course you are" he said quickly.
q wary look coming into his eyes.
Yes" said Andrea. $50 of course.
too. I'm curious"
He gave the deep sigh OF relief Of
one who finds that the Ice is quite
thick. after all. Specify. please"
'well." said Andrea. TITS that
trunk. I've puzzled and puzzled. but
I can't make out quite how that trunk
happened"
And no wonder" said M'sungo.
"It's simple enough. however. to the
male mind. Let me help you. When
l came out eight months ago my sister
was with Ine-just about your size.
just about your age. That trunk was
meant for her and had been sent ahead
with my kit. She never needed it."
He paused and added. II lost her at
Cape Town"
"Ohl" cried Andrea. too-resdy tears
springing to her eyes.
YES" he continued calmly. "It was
pretty bad. She married a cub of q
naval officer and is traipsing around
the world on the chance Of hitting the
right port and lunching with him once"
Andrea's hand went to her breast
AID stayed there as though to imprison
her fiuttering heart. White Man."
she said. "please don't do that to me
again-ever You see. I've always been
silly about things that get hurt"
Forgive me-" he said. II was
thoughtless."
Careless. perhaps: thoughtiess.
never" said Andrea. smiling once more
WELL" she went on. clasping her
hands and throwing her head back.
I'm for your sister. The woman that
could make up that trunk is u genius"
"She would be-" remarked the man
enigmatically.
Andrea paused in her thoughts; then
came wide awake and looked at him
narrowly.
white Man. didn't . woman make
up that trunk
mo, there are few women living
that could. Think 1t out That trunk
was all bone, muscle and sinew-with
an after-dinner cigarette at the bot
tom. Why the last time 1 saw Maisie
she had two small moving vans and a
wicker house she thought she was
going to bring with her. I'd fxed II
with q Quartermaster to drop the lot
overheard In the night and at the last
moment. She never even heard of this
trunk"
During his long speech the color had
been rising In Andrea's cheeks. II
don't think l like you as much as I
did," she said slowly. Somehow you
were getting too good to be true. You
bought and packed all those things
yourself"
He met her gaze steadily. Don't"
he whispered. don't let's be old"
"All right" said Andrea with a quick
shrug OF one shoulder. But you've
known lots of women, haven't your"
"You exaggerate," he answered, smil-
Ing. "Tve met lots OF women"
"Pshaw!' said Andrea. That's an
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I.-Andrea Pellor. handsome
laughter of Lord Pellor. impecunious
a tstocrat. Is doomed to marry an Hit
erste but wealthy middle-aged diamond
from her hotel in South Africa and dis
covers AN aviator about to fly from the
beach. Impulsively, of course lima ginin.
that tie trip will be merely a pleasant
excursion. and a welcome relief from
thoughts of her impending loveless mar
riase. she begs to be taken for flight.
although she does not know him. He
somswhst unwillingly agrees. and they
start
CHAPTER u.-when she realizes her
unknown aviator is not going back An
drea in desperation tries to choke him
with one of her stockings- He thwarts
her and they sail on into the very heart
of Africa. Landing in an immense craal.
Andrea finds the natives all bow in wor-
ship to her mysterious companion. She
10 given a slave boy. 'Bathtub. and the
White Man sets about building q hut for
her.
CHAPTER III.-Andrea 10 given Q
and wonders at Its completeness. white
Man invites her to dinner that evening.
and In spite of the fact that he has re-
fused to take her back to civilizst ton An
tInues deaf to her pleading that he re-
store her to her friends.
CHAPTER Iv.-Andrea 10 awakened
from sound sleep next morning by loud
pounding on her doorway and 10 told to
prepare for q days hunt with White Man.
She thoroughly enjoys the exciting trip
and begins TO understand more of he
hosts" character and the reason for
mis- apparently ruthless slaughtering of
animals. He is providing for the force
OF blacks he employs and who look TO
him for sustenanee.
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roariously, but as though his SLOW
smile had become vocal for the occa-
The Lamar register., 1919-11-05

First Pub. Nov. 6. 1919.
Last Pub. Dec. .. 1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
PACKERS SAY TRADE
BOARD HIDES TRUTH
Vice President Of Armour Company
Says Statement of Actual Prof
ils withheld from Public.

wASluNGTON, Aug Charges
that the federal trade commission
had withheld from The public that
its inyesilgaluu had shown tho pack
ers' profits tp be- only SO per cont
wcrr made today by y. y. white
vice president ~ Armour n 60.
testify ing today before thc senate
committee investigating the high
cost OF living
~ mo committee that tho
consumer was 10 blame I'm part ~
the present high cost of living Asked
why Il was that although whole
sale meat priCrs were lower. retail
prices were higher. the witness said
the retailer advances his prices with
each advancing market and held the
prices up Just as long as his Gus
toners permitted him to 40 so. The
witness suggested the imposition of
an eNcoss profits tax against prof
iteers o. "A means pf stopping That
practice
Mr. white told the committee that
letters received by Armour n CO. IN
dicQted that the producers were
OPPOSED 20 federal regulation Of the
packing industry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
Finney COnUinces the
Commission billboard
Is a Thing of Beauty

Ben Flnncys billboard caused
Tom clark, city building inspcc-
tor. considerable trouble
when Finncy started erecting
his billboard property owners In
the vicinity " Eleventh and
quincy strets filed protests win
the city commission Tho city
commissioners passed the huck 10
the building Inspector who iu-
NostrRtrd ana found tho billboard
cuufurucd with building rcguln-
tious and no reason why % should
be- removed
Flnncy and clark appeared DE
fore the commission Tuesday
morning and presontcd their evil
dencc Mr. Finney played upon
the emotions ~ tho city stlcials
and convinced them that hH Bign-
hoard is boon TO the community
and a monument TO civic pride he
cause ~ la beauty.
81 the signboard will romain
put.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
THE WRECKER,' LOCAL
PICTURE, COMPLETED
..,,s rlr.t Real Hccl product VIII
nc shown In Local Playhouse
Middle of Month,
PROMINENT TULSANS IN IT
-. hubbard, II, VI. Mcfariln ana
VI = ErccklnrdEc Amo"s l"''"
u,u VINO roscd for Camera

. ......, fhrte weeks OF pistol
avg. ....,lIIc smaan-ups, down
iGh p rlIu WRECKS. luVe-muk-
'u"N ..r, work the largo cast
lht ''' ..u.r nave finished acuing
q. ly. .'m,ru 90 "fno Wroekei
lrl',' uu.sY movie DRAMA.
.a' Nurman Of chicago,
i'''' '.....Y motion picture dlruC-
W1'f .... t,,uugnt mere solely To
,of "' ... n....r,. ssaId yesterday
a'', IT,, rHr negatives had gone
.H',ne n..u.y for developing ana
~ Woi,y .Hr uJos viii he on heir
,et.. NI N0rman VIII remain
"'' '... .. personally superintend
10 '........rs OF the tilm and wit
wy ~. .r..Iru showing %
n'h ..Huu Will be- seen BY
'.r.. ..r the fret tinro AZ a
.N' ,....,. beginning August 20.
r.. Ale decided upon yes
,Eyr1
''"" ks2tSL.v 90 make advance
.....,'., Y ,tI6Ar the merits ~ "A
'. ... u hat YOU made your
n. norman, and, any
V...I prefer letting tho puU-
tIg. f.r themselves when they
y ',' ann cav. however. that the
s..,,sr',.rH received here from
,..,,,r, ut. all that could be eN
,.,si .uI.f lhc production is not
.hsnII,. success. IL will not be
%. g.t .f .4y crstwhllr actors
rs, performers we're a. hand
,t,t.1 An effort was made 20 OBJ
,., o.ur.. Hf the right type and
=, n, 4ra dime ones who were
az, ro,nr.r.y or publicity seekers.
r,,y .u entered into n with "A spirit
',CIp ana nis ughtcned the work
", ,t. #..rr,1r a great deal
Al az ,r. strictly railroad scenes
80, p.,H. Ir tho Yves, Tulsa yards
", ,,s Frp.. and superintendent Of
.r,,,..r,.. frank G.. Cow plays In the
..'',r,. ,u. sIme part that he essays
,r,u,I no cvsry day. Several
a,ho, lnul f1s railroad men also
,,,. us.G un many Of the scenes
r,,. l.ffer,rt org,nes were used A
a,b, t.iVrrn Albert r. Twist the
ts,o Ana T. NJ Franks. the william,
49, ,rn Trlsl, roundhouEe was 40
..,'t,u.. rYt tho trainmen in the
,g,Iy 0y.t work IN watch II
W,yor q II Hubbard IL one OF
N. r,,l "si1rs" of tho play. He
rl,ys ihe mart " the railroad super
i-,erlent ana IS the father OF Miss
r.,,r.s pI1alr The hproine IA NJ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
chief Allen adopts
Baby Abandoned by
Mother at Station

The 5-month-ofd infant who
was deserted Saturday morning at
the Frisco passenger station and
taken to the home OF Chief OF
Police Charles 4. Allen for tenn
porary care. In now q permanent
member OF the Allen family
Numerous calls have been re
ceived 10y tho chief from persons
desiring to adopt the baby within
the past three days bat during the
short acquaintance the chief and
the little fellow became such good
friends that the boy was adopted
by tho chief himself.
Mrs Alien will leave Wednes-
day FOR Denver, colo. where she
and the child win seek rclpf from
the heat FOR few weeks.N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06

a municipal power plant farm
shiug the city with tght, water
ana Ice is expected 20 he the out
come Of broken Arrows repeated
Ice famincs during tho iaAt few
years according 90 e VI ktcuer,
"a member OF the city council Of
Broken Arrow Plans for the
erection Of such plant. turning
our 20 tons Of ice a day. were dis
Cusscd az the meeting Of the cuun-
ell In Broken Arrow Monday night.
For the past three summers.
Keener said, the city has been
forced TO face a shortage OF Ice
because ~ the small capacity of
tho privately owned plant there
and residents OF the town have al.
ready been limited TO and 10
cents woLth of ice a day this sum
mer. To remedy the situation the
council has practically decided 10
build a plant OF It's own.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
PITTSBURG COUNTY PROBE
PROMISES SOME SURPRISES

M'ALESTER, Aug. "a surprise
or two In In store for the investiga
tors of the high cost Of food at okla
homa city Friday. according to Carl
Monk. county attorney of PlttHburp
county. who Immediately following
receipt OF a telegram from Gov. j
r. A. Robertson asking him to pre-.
pare for the probe into tho exorbl-
tant food cost In the state. PROCEEDED
to get busy" In The Wholesale dis
trict OF this city,
Inasmuch as MoAlester has one OF
the largest wholesale businesses In
the southwest Mr. Monk says he was
able to lind evidence that will prove
NJ considerable value In proving tho
contentious that the cost Of food Ia
too high at this time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
WILSON REFUSES
PEACE REQUEST,
LODGE DECLARES

a. loNT'Nrru FROM pAGE oNF
III. feaF and he league OF nations
n.. dn 'nlr c1sc. Nj. Watson re-
lI'd 'h.rl would have 90 fall back
.h No moral support she always
hal received hore and elsewhere IN
pas Times when we had an Ameri
,,l ''r president who thought ~
America N..
Senator Lodge said ne Understood
ioll within .NH hours after the sign.
t oI 'h' treaty at Versailles The
gl.hf-' Hn.'rttcs had offered 20
ns' f l8s"reu they would have
, Fgh' ." bring mo shhntung case
.I''e .h" league later. but that
wen hN HHs denied them."
'' .'Hn hat the special de-
A' H. with France violates
''.''I. .Hms'liutlOn by binding
...s.'N . declare war IN certain
.I,.., .,...,.. '...' was expressed In a
.''.A. .'.n ".rU'uced during the
.' SENATOR Ncwberry. republic
"'..'.. lt would direct the
-'.''F committee 20 give an opin-
M, ON ." whether there are con
,l..oHa NcIcs 10 ratification.
t., Lodge gave notice today
t.,. ~ would address the senate
l....N. un tho league AZ the
,r, '' nh. opposition to accept.
t., ..yennnt IN its prcsen,
s. "a. .Nprcted 10 sound the
,,' .' '.. fight against un-
".,sN"i location
r-4 from Toxic re.
w,. ..I.uH Intentions In shan
4. .''.... Washington TOO lat,
.-'-...' ,Ho attention OF senator,
n. u s expected Ia have care.
dsr. v.. '.tNn On view OF Presl.
N5 ."..'.s repeated sta pmenis
sr.r complete facts I'm the cas-,
har.n n'.. Tho Shantung settlement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
INDIANA ATTACKS rRoTITEns
Governor Goodrich Asks State and
IncnI Authorities to Ala

1NDIANApOLlS. Ind. Aug g.
Indiana may follow the example set
by ohio and Michigan IN declaring
war on food profiteerlng Attorney
General Stanshury Announces he is
ready TO take action 10 lower living
costs ana Governor Goodrich, has
called upon state and local authori-
ties FOR an investigation of retail
iObhinE prices ~ commodities
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
uAsrY sIor NmS FRIEND
Victim Entering Ilous" late az Night
Shot for Hurglnr
Special 70 The world
lIENI{NETTA

"lfilhl W no NNllh
HENRY FTrA, Aug O. Wiccy
Moffett. young Indian. was shot
ana killed by his friend. Walter
Fields. nt North Fork Last week. The
shooting is claimed hy Fields 10 have
been accidental, Rs ho thought Mot
fotf was some ono elise
Moffcu lived Ut Noiumka and
with hts mother wah Visiting at tho
Fields homo Ito returned 10 the
Fields house late In the evening. and
entering tho houH' aroused Fields
from hts sleep Fields hastily grab.
bed his gun ana shot at MuffutL KIN.
ing him Instantly when RrreHtcd
Fields said that some months HHo
his house was fired into ana that
ihroats had been made ngainst him
and that whom he was awakened by
tho entrance OF Moffett he thought Il
vaa tho enemy. who has annoyed
him In the past
Fields was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Burton OF pkemah ana
placed IN the Okfuskco county Jail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
WHEAT RECEIPTS ARE LARGE
Eleven Million Bushels Above Same
M,t,k OF I.RaI Nrhr

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.--Wheut re-
celpts from farms during tho week
ending July 25 were more than elev-
en- million bushels above that for the
same week last year. The l.. s, Grain
corporation announced today There
Sns a falling otl In the production OF
flour by approximately 1000 bar
rels The total stocks or Wchai In
cludinE that M elevators and mills
was S0,63s.0O0 bushels dnrlng the
week ending July 25 against 64.54i. -
900 bushels In the same week In
1918
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
YOUR
VACATION
Remove Tan and Sun-FreckleI
By Using the Black and
White Beauty Treat
ment.

The outdoor vacation, whether In
the city or country or ON The beach,
tuns. sunhurns and frccklus tho
hands. face neck and arms
To restore the skin 20 ITS natural
state a popular beauty preparation II
and as delightful RB the many To-
tions, creams. powders. ana similar
cosmetics. which al thc best only
cover or hide the discolura'ions
In addition 90 clearing the com
plexion BLACK and White win re-
move plmpIes. liver spots and other
skin blemishca
Rlnck and white OiNmcnt can ho
bought az an rOou drug stores Tor
~ cents. Write nnck nud White.
Box No Nl3. M"UuhW. Tenn Tor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
is KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
Electrician Dicr and Two Others
InlurtSd M San Diego.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. g. Returning
from a fliFht 10 the Pacific fleet. a
seaplane piloted by Lieut. q. =.
Kilmer OF the North Island naval
air station, crashed into san Diego
harhor tonight. = r. Dcycls radio
electrician, was Killed Lieutenant
Kllmer and willis e Baker, san
Diego newspaper photographer. who
had been taking pictures M the fleet.
escaped with sliEht injuries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
FARM CONGRESS WEEK
Interesting Program Offered Publ,
from AnglIst "a 10 80.

hhtNTtNllnH I-FOkfhm Oitcrt'O lubnC
from August "a to 80.
Special 10 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug 5.-The
week OF August - to 80 will no
farm congress week" nt the Okla
hOma Agricultural and Mechanical
college at saltwater. Letters urc
now going to all parts OF tho state
urging tho puhlic's cooperation with
the faculty OF the college and tho
state board OF agriculture 10 mako
abe congress q success Following Is
the program ~ the week:
sunday -- County and Rural
Church day.
Monday Organization. Vocational
Education, Boys and Girls cluts and
Marketing day
Tuesday Horticulture and Ento-
mOluEy day
Wednesday -- oklahoma State
Farm Council day.
Thursday and Friday Livestock.
Poulry and Crops day
Saturday-County Agents day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
CALDER Is AGAINST PLAN
New York senator Says Ho win Not
Vote for Government Ownership.
Bud Fisher

NEW YORK. Aug b.--UnIted
States Senator Calder announced
horo today that no would not vota
Tor Rcvtrnment ownership and OPP
ofauon OF railroads, as demanded by
tho brothorhoods. asserting the
plan was economically wrong and
would greatly Increase passenger and
freight rates. Men are grnspinK OF
this form OF radicallHm In tho dss-
perate hope that II will bring cheap
90 prloea," he said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
Inndnn MnrtnlItr Imnrn,c..

LONDON. Aug Alter tho go
rIous decline In births as compared
with deaths. due 70 tho war and the
epidemic. the first week of
June showed a flno improvement In
London. there being 4oS births. a.
against 1sA deaths From the laAt
week 10 January 90, the second woek
In April the deaths exceeded the
births
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aur g. Pitcher
Dixie Walker ~ the Columbus
American association club. has beor
released 20 tho New Orleans, South
rrn association club, Il was an.
nouncod here shortly before IN,
Columbus team departed Tor Nil
waukcc last night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
smoRTHoRN MEN CONVENE
Grady County Convention ELECTS
officcrs and Announces sale.

tpeflal 10 Inc NOfld.
CHlCKASHA. Aug. 5.--At a meet-
ing held In this city the Grady CSup-
~ shorthorn Breeders ASSOCIATION
reelected j. W Kunkol of puEAActt,
president, W. Gnkcy Of Chicka-
sha, vice president, J y Mcneil OF
ChlckAshA, secretary and Ernest II.
Alkire OF Chlckasha, treasurer.
That tho association viii hold lts
annual fail sale was one ~ the de
ciHions reached at the meeting OF
the breeders A meeting has been
called for some time in september,
A. which time definite arrangements
win ho made for tho sale.
Secretary MCNelll stated that. &C.
cordlng 10 the plans Of the assncia-
tlon. az least AZ head Of pure bred
shorthorn cattle will be- sold az the
sale, which will probably bee held In
November More may be enlisted
for the sale, no said
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06

Tho following divorce suits were
filed Tuesday In the district court:
Jeanette Douthltt against Burton
Douthiti, Ed NJ. Hlnkle AEalnst
Anna B Ilinkle and Ruth Evalina
Edge against Lee Elmer Edge
George A, Dunlap filed divorce
proceedings against Ruth Bell Dun
lap IN tho superior court.
George n, sanders was granted q
divorce from Ida Sanders In the dis
triot court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
CUT|CURA HEALS
ECZEMA ON FACE
And Arms. Could Hardly
Work and Could Not Sleep.
II waa suffering with eczema. Ny
face and arms began TO iteh and burn,

Il waa suffering with eczema. Ny
face and arms began to iteh and burn,
AgA and little pimplss came on
" them. The pimples 90, larger
~ Y and were wNtery, snd-dsvsl-
" oped into bad, sore sup-
tons, could hardly do my
WI work and could no, sleep
"lsent for free sample Of Cuticurs.
bought more and used two cakes OF
Soap and three boxes Of Ointment
when | was healed" Signed Miss
Lena Pnrks, r. z d. 7, Fayetteville,
Tenn, Dec, J, 1913.
Rely on Culicuta Soap, Ointment
and TRlcum TO care for your skin.
Sosp 2ss, Oin,insu, rs snd Soc, Tslsvru
1Bs. Sold throughout the world tur
sample each free ahere~ "Cyllcusa lab.
erslnriss. Drpt. u. Msldsr, Mas"
AlFN Cvtisurs soap shave. without mug
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06

"In other words, it appears that with
mixed diet, the same person will digest
a larger proportion of nutrients than
with a diet composed of single food
compound"
Schlitz Famo is drink and food, COM
posed of protein, carbohydrates, water,
and mineral matter; each in itself essen-
tial to food.
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