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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-04
For Rent-Rooms


FOR EENT--Good rooms over Palace
thcatcr, everything new. Cozy
Rooms. 200 1.2 West Main. 2S.6
GOOD ROOMS with board eight dol
lars per week. 1876 & st. s. T. coo
- 80
MOST modern furnished apartment for
rent: reference required. Phone %
or s75. 30S
.---..-.-...-
FOR RENT Furnished light house
keeping rooms, modern, no children.
| t6 3rd Ave. n. W.. i. 1.S
FOR RENT furnished rooms
! for light housekeeping. No chill
/ dren. At 81 u =. W. 9-3
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
| bedroom, close in, desirable location
with private entrance. Phone 1883.
! III McL.ish. 80
FOR RENT Nicely furnished up
I stairs room; everything modern, 2lo
, West Broadway 20
/ FOR RENT 10 party with no child
ren, { rooms, hall bath room sleep
! ins porch on second floor, furnished
2 for housekeeping. gas lights, and
water furnished, 526 McLlsh Ave.
l. A Madden. 4.3
FOR RENT. Two UPSTAIRS rooms, fur
nished for light housekeeping. Ap-
ply III 3rd Ave. y. W. ~
FOR RENT Nicely furnished bed
room TO u lady, with use OF my
kitchen, $l5 per month. Phone l+4,
43
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping no children. Call
iO3 c ST. y. T., or phone 1923 after
1880 Sunday. Al
FOR RENT Front bedroom, private
entrance, close in, gentlemen pre-
fcrred. Phone 9OS9. 4-S
FOR RENT--Bed rooms al III stan.
ley Blvd. Phoue l462. 4-3
FOR RENT one modern furnished
bed room. Phone 522.J Is, 6th Ave,
n. +. a.
For RENr--Largc front room III
modern bungalow private family
Phone 1909, PIG T.. ). W.
. -
FOR RENT -Unfurnished modern siS
room apartment Apply 10 Noru
Washington. -
FOR RENT Modern three room fur
nishcl apartment. Call at 4l6 See
: one Ave. n. w.
= FOR RENT--Two furnished moderr
e light housekeeping rooms. Phone
4 1881. SIS 3rd Ave. n. w.
, FOR RENT-One four room hous'
+, on A. n. W. Phone 1855. j. 3. Brady
4:
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Wanted to Buy
Financial

CITY LOANS-MONTLHY OR 3 YEAR
LOANS-BEST CONTRACTS IN
CITY. WE HAVE ALSO PRIVATE
MONEY no LOAN IN AMOUNTS
UP TO $4,000. GUILIOT & HALL.
S0T SIMPSON BLDG. 81 mo.
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$1OO to $500 weekly
selling moisture carburetors, auto
mobiles greatest necessity; write for
exclusive big.money proposition Ad'
erholt Mfg. Co, Denver, Colorado
4.S.2
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FOR SALE-One Of the prettiest loca-
tons in Ardmore; Broadway. south.
west. one block orom pavement; six
room residence, bath room, hall, one
screened in gallery, one not screened;
lot 300xlG0. This beautiful location
can be bought for slO,O00.0o; 10 per
cent down, per cent per month; no
interest. j. w. Shackleford.
14-s.10
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NOTICE
LIST your property with US. We have
the buyers. Smith.Cook Realty Co.,
127 I.2 West Main. Phone 300. 5.lno
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FOR ONE.FOURTH CASH, and the
balance easy annual payments, we
can sell you 800 acres of land at New
port, on gravel road leading to Ard
more; one.half mineral rights will
he reserved; this is the best bargain
in Carter county; price only $50 per
acre; BUY TT.
Il. &. NlcKIDDY
l9G 10 West Main ST. 30.7
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Statesmen Wanted

$1,000 WORTH Soap, Perfumes, etc,
free. LAcassian Co., Dept. iOl, st.
Louis, Mo.
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Agents Wanted

AUTHORIZED NEGRO WAR HIS
TORY, 744 pages, with peace terms,
By Kelly Miller, of Washington; l5O
pictures, best book for colored peo.
pie ever written; price only $3.50,
selling like wild-fire. Outfit free.
Act quick jenkins Publishing Co.,
jenkins Bldg, Washington, ID. {.
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Female Help w anted

WANTED several girls and women
for employment in the incest, clean
est factory in the state. A state
sanitary inspector recently reported
after going through our plant that
we had the incest work shop he had
seen.
WE have installed a new heating sys
tenn that really heats and do not
depend on gas. These jobs are per
manent and will provide employ
mcnt the year round.
SOUR employees do not have TO spend
all their wages for clothing Wear
neat everyday house dresses.
UNDER new management and the
pay is good. Phone Miss Young
business hours 1888, after $3.50
phone TO4 or call at office.
ARDMORE Nut COMPANY
The Pecan Factory. 5 Washington ST.
81
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307 Simpson Building.

GuiIloG & Hall
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DISAGREE ON
WORLD COURT
JuRiSrs At THE HAGUE DISCUSS
PLANS OR REPRESENTATION
OF NATIONS.
MAY APPOINT JUDGES
ELlHU ROOT SIGHTS y. 9. su-
PREME COURT As EXAMPLE
TO FOLLOW.

The Hague, June 19.-The jurlstA
composing the commission for the per-
mancnt Court of Justice, who are
meeting at the peace palace In an er
denvor to draft Il plan for world
court for submission to the League OF
Nations, temporarily laid aside II null
titude of plans for the court AMI
plunged into an independent discussion
of what they considered the most I'M
pOrtant question, the manner of the
selection of the Judges. The problem,
which involves the rights of small, as
compared with large, nations probably
will occupy several days in threshinR
out.
Elihu Root, representing America,
spoke ON this question. He pointed
out the Importance of deciding how
small nations should be adequately
represented on the panel of Judges.
DIR. George Hagerup of Norway
commended that tit was advisable that
all nations, great and small, should
have an equal voice and vote in the
selection of judges. The jurists seemed
convinced that the small states would
be lOath to participate in the court II
dominated by larger states.
This and other questions will hold
the attention OF the jurists for per
haps a month, by which time they
hope to have completed draft, ready
to submit to the league.
As President Wilson, however, has
not yet called the Brussels assembly,
there is some feeling of uncertainty
Generally speaking, Mr.. Root taksa
the stand that the Supreme Court Of
the United States, which is not elect
cd, but appointed. and functions with
out political control. should be thu
basis Of the world court. In q speech
today he explained that the problem.
confronting the jurists were compar'
able to the tasks Of the leaders Of the
thirteen American states drawing "
the constitution, where they had "a
assuage the fears that the smallsl
states would be swallowed up BY TN
large ones.
The commission refused to submit
the substitution Of Raoul Fsrnendss
member Of the reparatlons commits
sion for Brasil. for DR.. Clovis Bevi
lacqua, the Brazilian jurist, who had
been invited BY the council Of thu
league. It was decided that su6sti
tutss should not be permitted, partic
ulariy a. the jurists attending had
not been chosen as the representa-
tives Of any nation, hut solely because
they were considered among tn
worlds most eminent jurists.
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Whitehall, 1ll.-William Bowen, pro.
prietor Of the Bowen hotel, was shot
and instantly killed while in the act Of
resculng his daughter from nm attack
BY a guest. John Caldwell, who turned
on Bowen and shot twice. Coroner
Carmody held an inquest withiA two
hours following the shooting. The evi.
dence showed Caldwell had been pay.
Ing attention to Bowen's daughter and
WAS enforcing his attentions BY enter.
Ing q room occupied by her. Caldwell
gave himself up to the city marshAl.
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DEADLOCK PREDICTED
claim SAME CONDITIONS WILL
ARISE At CONVENTION.
fALk OF VICE PRESIDENT BEING
DARK HORSE At SAN
FRANCISCO.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News service.
Chicago, June 11.-Watch for Thorn
~ Riley Alarshull of Indiana, vics.
president Of the United States. to be
The Harding OF the Democratic nation
Il convention ut Sun FranciscO, break
ing three-cOrnered deadlock which
will resemble the dead lock In the Re-
publican convention over Wood, Low
den and johnson.
This prediction was brought here
oy influential Democrats passing
through Chicago en- route to the Dem.
DcrutIc fuss soon to be stirred W Oh
the Pacific cOnst. They look for =
nomination impasse IL. San Francisco
framed rs follows:
william q. Mc.AdOO OF New York,
backed by Wilson and inner circle nd
ministratlOn forces, IL loyal pay roll
brigade of treasury, customs, Internal
revenue and pOstOfficc officials and
employees, generated by Dnniel c.
Roper, former commissioner of inter-
master general.
lie IL favored also by the big bank
.ng interests, who hope to see the
,arty adopt II strong plnnk indOrsing
ratification OF the peace treaty anu
league OF Nations with reasonable
,nn interests.
In this triangle Of candidates and
interests, prominent Democrats who
.hink they are wise and fnr-sightetl
zee Vice President Marshall as the
most available man to break the dead
Ock. They summarize their reasons
:hus:
First, Marshall has the respect OF
Ill Democrats, pro and nnti-adninis-
ration. who regard him as fundamen-
ally Democrat.
Second, he Inns the sympathy OF
Observation-Disclosures senators who feel
hat he, as well as they, has suffered
humiliation from the White House
turing the dong battle over the peace
realty.
Third, he has the admiration Of nd
uinistration senators who. in the face
II defeat by strong anti-administra
len interests, would he glad to sup
Iort him, recognising In him all eie-
meets Of wise compromise.
Fourth, the vice president. despito
PERSONAL assertions that he Is not 4
1ndidate for the presidential nomi-
nation, IL nevertheless available and
willing to accept In an emergency,
and In fact will have an inflpentiai
following plugging for him. including
he Indiana delegation from the very
BEGINNING, just As Senator Harding
sad In the Chicago convention.
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Ludv,o c. A, X. Martens Recalled.

Washington.--LudwiK G. A. n. Mar
tens, who for more than fifteen
months has been In the United States
- the self.styled Russian soviet am.
bassador, has been recalled by the 10
Wet authorities, II has been learned 10
official circles. Martens confidential
secretary. Sanford Nuorteva, left the
United States several weeks ago BY
way Of Canada and now ID believed to
b. attending the conferences beina
held In England BY Gregory Krassin,
Bolshevik minister Of commerce.
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CAN LIVE ON $4,000
CONVENTION RAISES SALARIES
OF OFFICERS
GoMPER8 LOSES A. E. L. BATTLE
At MONTREAL ON GOVERN.
MENT oWNEReHiP.
we.,.r. Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Montreal, June 18.-The American
Federation Of J.abor's Endorsement Of
government ownership of the rail-
roads, at its annual convention here.
was declared by labor leaders to have
been the first genuine defeat Samuel
Gompers, its veteran president. has
suffered in years. The final vote was
28.0o0 for government ownership and
$50 against.
The decisive vote, It 10 reported.
prompted the labor chief to state b.
fore the convention that he was not
quite sure" he would be q candidate
for. reelection.
Mr.. Gompers fought hard against
the conventions action. declaring 1t
was q step toward the "enslavement
Of the workers As government en-
ploy6s," who. he said, had been denied
many political and economic rights
under the past administration. He re-
ceived only u mild ovation.
The United Mine Workers and the
powerful railroad workers. organiza-
lions combined to bring about Mr..
Gompers' defeat. They also had the
support Of the machinists' union and
the metal trades organization. all pow.
erful voting factors
The carpenters union and the build.
ing trades organization stood loyalty
by Gompers, but were overwhelmed.
After the federatiOn's action, the ex-
ecutive council. whose members sup.
ported Mr.. Gompers. are said to Ike
placed In an embarrassing position.
They must now take steps to bring
about government ownership, which
they have opposed, or resign, It was
stated.
Supporters Of Mr.. Gompers declared
that they would urge him to retain
leadership Of the federation and stand
up for reelection for the thirty-ninth
time.
Despite the protest and desires Ol
MIR. G0mpers, the convention increased
his salary MS president from $4,000 ia
$4,000 u year.
In making an appeal to the dele.
gates not to give him an Increase
Mr.. Gompers declared that $4,000 Ia
all sufficient for man living In tha
ordinary modes OF life to satisfy him
and his needs"
The salary Of Secretary Frank Nor
risOn also was increased from 81, zoe
TO $4,000 year. Organizers wnges
were increased from $iS to $50 per
week and their travelling allowance
from IS to IS per day. This was de.
clared to be necessary owing to the
high cost Of living.
The convention called upon Congress
to enact necessary Registration to cs
tablish the Upited States Employment
Service A. . permanent bureau In tho
Department Of Labor, with ample ap
nominations"
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FIVE SLAIN AND MANY INJURED
WHEN NATIONALIST AND
UNioNisrs CLASH.
GIRLS JOIN IN FIGHT
oEsPERATE LONDONDERRY BAT
TIE MARKED WITH MURDER
AND ANooN.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Wo9tefo NeWAPopof Union NeWo 0otvlC0.,
Londonderry, June 21.-Five persons
were killed, ten others seriously
wounded, several Of them probably IA.
tally. aud about 100 others were lesa
seriously injured during a period Of
desperate rioting in this city. The
fighting was accompanied by several
attempts at incendiarism, one Of which
resulted in the burning Of q large
store. .,ta
The rloting was continuation Of
disorders whsa natlonalists and union
lists engaged in clashes for several
hours and the military had to be called
out. ,.r Iss
An unrecorded number Of persons
suffering from minor wounds went
home without receiving treatment.
Among the wounded are several ship
yard workers with bad gunshot
wounds.
The military, fully equipped, had
taken position At the head and foot
Of Bridge street, which IL the nation
alist quarter. and on Fountain street,
the UniOnIst quarter. An armOred car
was drawn up Mt Carlisle road, be-
tween these localities.
In an early stage Of the battle two
men were shot dead In I.Ongt0wer
street and II number Of persons, in
Guiding baby In arms, were wounded.
In the midst OF one melee n man
who Knocked down q small hoy was
chased by nm angry mob Of men and
women. He sought shelter In the City
Club. Insistent demands for his re.
lection being ignored, the mob stoned
the club.
A large crowd assembled In the non
residential quarter In the center Of
the city. where fierce fighting also
occurred. Two girls were among the
cOmbatnnts here Before the mill.
tary's arrival the riot flared to greater
intensity and the firing BY uniOnists
became so hot that people were seen
to be crawling along the ground to
places of safety.
Gradually the uniOnistS gained con-
troll OF the entire district In the cen
ter Of the city, chasing the national.
lists into their own locality. The union
lists posted small groups mt vantage
points and kept up continuous fire
Dublin. - During the first four
months OF this year. says nm official
statement. I.2S7 Offenses charged to
the Sim Fein were committed In Ire.
land. These include murders. assaults
and incendinrism. The total Of such
Outrage for last year was 100.
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Dr.. hyslsp 10 Dead.

New York.-James .Hervey Hyslop
secretary and director VI research Of
the American Society for Psychical Re
search, died here after long illness
In Upper Nontclair, N. J. Death was
due to thrombosis. He was u year,
old. Having long been Interested In
psychic phenomena, DR.. Hyslop In 1901
raised an endowment fund Of $17S,0OC
for the rs-establishment Of the Amer
lean Rociety Of Psychical Research
which had dissolved following tAe
death Of it, secretary.
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Dslaian Hits Kaiser.

Doom. llolland.-There nre persist.
ent rum0rs In the village that the for.
mer German emperor has been assault
cd by IL Belgian, who. showing n forged
pass, gained admittsnce to Doom cas-.
tie. It is asserted that the former en-
pcror was wounded In the jaw, and
that the Belgian was arrested. 1t has
been impossible thus far to ascertain
whether these rumorS nre true.
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osss to pr,ssn Unattended.

Ia Porte. Ind.-"l am here to serve
4 sentence Of two to fourteen years for
Attempted rape" was the statement Of
, man who walked Into the office Of
Warden Fognrty Of the prison North
The prisoner was Thomas J. Hodgins,
former state senator from Martin
county and was one Of the party lead.
~ in the last session Of the Indiana
'.sgisiaturs. Hodgins was convicted Ia
Nay and was given until today to .sst.
- M Affairs. He appeared unaccom.
panisd By . officer
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-06-24

Hanover. N. IA student quarrel
over whisky here resulted In the kill
ing Of Henry Il. Aaroney Of Medford,
Mass, Y senior ut Dartmouth College.
and the arrest Of RObsrt T. Meads Of
Ia Grunge. Ill.,. u junior. charged with
he murder. Meads fed after the shoot
'nk, which occurred ut MarOney's
-ooms In the Theta Delta Chi frater-
atty house. While posses Of students
was searching for him he walked
.wcive miles to MascOma station and
lOa rtied u train for Boston.
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Detroit Now Fourth City.

WashlngtOn.-DetrOit. with u numsr
lcal Increase md rate Of growth larger
than ChicagO's and second only to New
YOrk's during the last ten years, 10 now
fourth largest city Of the country, dis
placing 81. Louis and outranking Bos
ton, Cleveland, Baltimore and Pitts
burg, all of which were larger than the
Michigan city ten years agO. Detroit:
1920 population, announced by the cen
sus bureau, IL 08S, 100. All increase Of
521 ,973, or 1874 per cent.
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

sBayer TablstS Of AspiriA" 70 geou.
inc Aspirin proved safe BY millions
and prescribed BY physicians for svse
twenty years. Accept only an unbroken
.Baysr package" which contains proper
directions to relieve Headache. Tooth.
ache. Earache, Neuralgia. Rheumatism.
Colds and Pain. Handy tin boxes Of u
:ablets cost few cents. Druggists also
veil larger "Bayer packages" Aspirin
. trade mark Bayer Manufacture Mon.
taceticacidester Of Salicyllcacid.-Adv.
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WIN Ely 10 Alaska.

Mineols, n. Y.-Five army sviators
will leave July 10 on Il flight for Nome.
Alaska. to reconnoIter a proposed com
Wcrcial route. The route will cover
4,s7l miles, including 500 square miles
Of unexplored territory. 1t Is estimat.
ed that with ordinary delays the slow
est machine will require fOrty.flvs
days for the round trip.
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Acid Stomach
Makes the Body Sour
Nine Out Of Ten People
Suffer From Il
Suffer From Il

II sends its harmful acids and easss ali
ever the body. instead Of health and
strength. Day and night this eeaseless dan.
ass goes ON. No matter how strong, it,
victim cannot long Withstand the health.
destroying effects Of IN acid stomach.
Good news foc millions Of saEsrsrs.
Chemists have found . sure rsnsdy-ens
that takes The acid up and carries Il out
Of the body; Of courss, whsa the cause =
ssmovsd, The sufferer ssts vsll.
Beating. indissstioe. sosr, se;d. ssav
stomach missfiss an removed. Til +
proven By over half mil1isa ailtag Solks
who have taksa EATONIC With. woadsE.
fal bsas6ts. Il can b. obtained frea ~
drussist, vhe WIN eAsssfslly rsfsnA IL
tsiAias cost u not satirsly satisfasesey.
IvsRyeas shsuA sajey its bsaslts. h
Gssatly tie Arst tablst gives rsHsG
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Alisns Pax bid Ineeme.

Chicago.-AlIens returning to their
homes In Europe since the signing Of
the armlstice have paid $1,000. 900 in
income taxes to the United States
treasury which would never have been
collected otherwise, according to Jacob
Pepper. deputy collector Of internal
revenue.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-06-24

Samuel Gonpers, veteran leader OF
organized labor. was reelected presi'
dent OF the American Federation OF
Labor at its annual convention at Mon.
treal. No one ran against him ana
there WAS only one dissenting vote.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-06-24
Elee,rocuted by Toy Phone.

Fairnont, ". Va.-Martin DebOskey
und his two children were electrocuted
and Mrs. Deboskey WINS injured near
their home ut Monongah, W. W.. when
wires leading from II toy teleph"nt
which the children werep laying with
came into contact with II high tension
traction wire.
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France Elxss War Dead.

Paris.-Final official statistics OF the
ministry Of wnr fixes the total num-
Der Of French soldiers killed during
the great war ut 1.30?.SI?. Or this
number, the details OF the fate of $751;
s54 nre unknown. according to the
Matln,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-06-24

acknowledgements expen'
ditures from July l, 1913, to May 81,
1920, amounted to $20.775.58S. s6S. &C.
cording to q statement Of the trsaA
ury. Expenditures were heaviest dur
Ing September. when -, 470,4 .70l VA
spent, and lightest In Nove4 hber. when
1911 .SOl. 784 left the treasury. Exciu'
sive Of 31,5O3, 20: expepded BY the
treasury, S951. 224. 7OS charged to fed
eral control Of railroads and the trans
portation act Of 1920 was the largest
single item Of departmental expendl'
turA.
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pe,leswemar, Nav Lawyer.

ChicaEO.-AiIss Mnrie CrOt, police.
woman, has received her diploma for
the De Paw Law School. She does
not intend to leave the force, which
she Joined six years ago. Her motive
for spending three years of evenings
studying law was to help girls get
back to where they belong" she sud.
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Tr,eps pa,ro, Duluth,

st. Paul. Minn.-Fenring II further
outbreak at Duluth. where three ne
groes were lynched, officials there APP
peaied TO Governor BurnQuist to send
troops to patrol the streets.
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The one which she should most zeal.
ously guard i her health. but she often
neglects to do 20 in season until some
ailment peculiar to her sex has fastened
itself upon her. When % affected
women may rely upon Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, . remedy
that has been wonderfully successful in
restoring health to suffering women.
II You have the slightest doubt that
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound viii help you, write to Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidentialO
Lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by .
woman, and bald In strict confidence.