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New-York tribune., 1920-07-27
New Workers Pay
Sl,4l6,939,275 i'm
Internal Taxes
More Than Quarter of Total
of $5.4lO,2 O,284,374 Col
lected in Country Taken
From the Empire State
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau

from The Trsbune'S Washington Bureou
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Morc
than one quarter of the entire internal
revenue collected during the fiscal year
ended June 80 was taken in the State
OF New York, according to a detailed
statement made by the Bureau of IN
ternal Revenue to-day.
Of income and profits taxes New
York paid total of $1,1O6,OlO,87 ,879.21,
and miscellaneous taxes added $780,
928,397.61, making a total from that
state of $1,416,939 ,275.S2.
The total internal revenue taxes COL
lected in the entire country amounted
to S5,410, 1884, ,874.90. This is the greatest
annual tax collection made by the
bureau since its establishment in 1862
The cost of collection will approximate
55 cents for each $780,
Revenues received from income and
excess profits taxes amounted to S3,-
944, $50, 1878, and from miscellaneous
taxes, s1,465, ,729 1857.
The daily statement of the United
States treasury shows total collections
Tor the fiscal year ended June so, 1920,
OF $5,405, ,031, ,574.66. The difference of
S5,253, ,300.24 between the figures shown
IN the statement complied from col
lectors' reports and the figures pub
Iished in the daily Treasury statement
for June 80, 1920, is due to deposits
made in the fiscal year 1920, reports of
which did not reach the Treasury in
time to be included in the daily state
ment figures.
Following is list of tax collections
from the New York, New JERSEY and
Connecticut districts, but the figures
are subject to minor revisions when
the various accounts are finally ad-
justed:
Income and
District. profits Totals
Connecticut, includ-
ing Rhode Island .sl09 955, ,47O35 sl5l3ls761 81
lst New Jersey. 22, $50. .S9Sl6 81. 362, sos 81
9Th New Jersey s4,753. .99773 122. 1867 81
ISL New York 52.527. .0l6Tl SS. .493.7S9 at
Guiding former 81
District ........ COL los. .sss 10 1885, os7, ,4os Al
l4th New York. 50.4l0.74033 Ga. .B32.5l6 81
2lst New York. 80, ,S9S 9l226 40s57 1871 1s
2Sth New II 065 56p ST 9SS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-29
THE STORY OF
"The Country Cousin y

Nancy Price tEiainc Hammer
steinD as sweet and plain as her
name. owns and manages, success
fully. one of the best paying farms
in Ohio, and, at odd moments. de-
votes herself to tho more arduous
and ever-ccasing task of acting
the mother confessor To the neigh
borhood.
Despite her rural enyiFons nd
rustic surroundings. Nancy has in
tuitively learned that city life, with
it's binding Vaccinations and allur-
ing temptations, affords deep and
numerous pitfalls into which the
average girl OF her kind is all too
apt to plunge, If thrown into the
swirl Of it's social torrents.
1t is into this dazzling whirlpool
that Nancys country cousin. Eiea-
nor, has been thrown through her
sudden possession Of $50 000 leg
acy. and knowing the tendencies Of
the social current and the Weak
neSses. of her cousin, Nancy a p
points herself the moral admins
tratrix of Eleanor's sffaiys--uuhe-
known to Eieanor--and follows her
to the city.
--.- EIeanor's father. who long since
ha d abandoned his wife and coun-
try environs for the city and it's
brighter things of life. has mar
ried mercenary social siren who
is possessed of the beauty Of Aphro-
dite and the morals of That's, takes
Eleanor and her small fortune into
his fold. to use both for the better
ment of his own position. And this
is the task to which Nancy has as
signed herself; the estrangement Of
Eleanor from her i'm pending fate
Na.icy's Undertaking carries her
through q la byrinth of difficulties
and experiences. embarrassing,
compromising and dishearteniug,
b9t undaunted by the odds and de-
termiued In her desire to lift Flea
nor from ultimate despair. she plies
her traits of inherent sweetness
and purity of purpose to the Viii
mate undoing of the intrfguers and
the resuscitation of Eleanor, who,
now aware of the error of her way,
Is glad to return to the clean.
wholesome life she had LETT behind.
Bigclow Cooper, whose face has
been known on the screen for many
years, plays one of the leading roles
In the new Selzniek picture. The
Country Cousin" in which Elaine
Hammerstein will make her bow
as a Seiznick star.
vivien Tobin. who played in the
stage version OF The Country
Cousin" has been eaed her old
role for the motion picture version,
1.-THE Country Cousin" is adapted
from the celebrated stage success
Of the same name by Booth Tark-
inEton and Julian Street. Alan
Crosland, one of the most popu
lar of directors. staged the pgodao-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-29
THE STORY OF
"Piccadilly Jim

'Piccadilly Jin'--James Braith
waite Croker. to give him his full
title--has been involved in more
scrapes than any man in ali Eng
land, and when his last one~-punch-
ing nobiemRn's nose-makes the
atmosphere of the Croker home too
cool for comfort he decides to so to
America. This fits perfectly the
wishes of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
PETIT, his American aunt and uncle,
with wose happiness and social as
pirations his. newspaper notoriety
seriously interferes, ana who have
gone to London to bring him back
and keep him under their watchfui
eye.
Jim goes to America, not with his
aunt and uncle. however, and not
until he meets THE girl. she is
beautiful and young, he is young
and mpressionable, and--the spark
10 kindled.
In America all sorts of compli-
cations arise. There are plotters,
there are kidnappers, there are ao-
venturers--and there is Jim's own
father, rabid baseball fan. who
has run away from home and Eng
lish society, and, under an alias. is
acting as butler in the House of
PETIT.
After a series of scrcamingly
funny adventures, Jimmy cpn-
vinces the girl of his heart that
marriage with James Braithwaite
Crocker--once known as "Piccadilly
Jim"-might not be such bad
thing after all.
Supporting Owen Moore in ,'Picca-
dilly Jim is q cast that is note
=, Etr fNts > tA.x
prominence of the individuals.
Principal among them is zena
Keefe. who. In 1890. will be in
cluded In the list of Selznick stars.
In "Piccadilly Jim" Miss Keefe is
assigned the important part of Ann
Chester. and the charming ingenues
clever portrayal OF the role Ia but
another evidence of the greatness in
store for her when she ascends to
star parts.
George Bunny. brother OF the la
mented John Bunny, famous for
years as the leading comedian OF
the screen. has the comedy part of
the Mr.. Ringley Croker, involun-
tary leader OF London society, who
would rather watch a baseball
game than pal with the King of
England. and the hiiariousiy funny
part OF Ogden Pett-"Bahy" Ogden
the most kidnapped kid in cap
tivtty. is cleverly portrayed by
Reginald ShefIield. Another char
acter of international renown is
Harlem" Tommy Murphy. former
tavorite of the prize ring. who es-
says the role OF Jerry" physical
trainer in the House of Petit.
Other prominent members of the
cast are William Haze. as Peter
n, Pet. B Dora Mill Adams as. sMrss
Peter PETIT: Alfred Hickman. as Lord
WiSebeach, and many lesser lights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
D,sfLAY-.tLlssiFiED
IED' Z. 4 ----C. L<iISfFIED Il
FOR SALE OR
EXCHANGE
arm, | 40 Acres

One mile railroad frontage ioci,.eA
at station on r., +. s. Z. II. r.. miles
from Richmond. and on macadam auto
highway; daily trains each way tn
and from Richmond: Communication
fare: electric line / mile. Post oitice,
express telephone and electric light
and power service: church. school.
stores and hotel. Land gently roll
ing and we'll drained. Ideal location
dairy farm. country home. or tor de-
vclopment rs suburban home sizes
VIII sell whole or part on liberal
terms. or exchange for improved city
property. Sec your agent. or address
owner. j 100 care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
Help-MaIc or Female.

LADYMAS wanted. First Experienced
mature lady to direct and supervise the
roems at tho Soldiers Home. Second. A.
distant man cook. young or Of middle age.
Write care Capitol. or phone u ADDISON 3st3
boulevard so. VIM. r. Rhez. Chairman Of
Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
RthL EsrA"E FU& 5hLE
Farms and Land for Sale.
FARMS WANTED.

wanted. desirable stock: grain and rrasa
farns in any section OF Virginia. especially
Piedmont section; write US for 's,;nI
blanks al once. Just getting out ncH iu
losue. Morton &. Ihalhi.ncr. Fret Nation-
al l5anh liuIiding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
Money to Loan.

LOANS $500 TO 5000. 90
We have lent about $3.50. 600. 90 to wage
Legal o SharSSs HsIpfHl: prompt conaden
Phone Madison 2-S-3.T "a" or
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCiETY
202i2 y. sl1lh 81 Near Broad st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
FINANCIAL

LOAN on your farm or suburban real cs- |
tate IL what you need. Geo. l.. Crawford
4 Co. 50: East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

g. L. DENOON. Truste,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
Trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Property in Mecklenburg County
Virginia
NOW BELONGING TO

MINERAL fsr:INas WAFER coMrAxY INCORPORATED
'2' &C. % g '! @ 9ee By deed
s. d $s 3: Ss5;$ S S$5 S:$E s$S;:s s. IL
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mark Used % nas d Ps Of s@' from IN Re r shs ]
ss %sa ssoT5Sf Se" "s%%:" e e
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the eAcu nvrr isb' Tad i' Mineral
Tomnss n2 9;S SSsrdee1
aia a h4 r6 sn1nsT s n! IGi"nng
lis 'ss$ ssf:5s{; % 3srs Ss s:
Al rights priySss Mineral sprin
nd a nTp n@9ra n<r
Ss9 and recorded In the Clerks
sprmgs nG so 1Ti1 bra
@ eGFapn service freight
such branch line ana and ih
thI The marketing r,r,o,
natural medicinal t h"oa
TERS BY direction Of the holder the riehS
their bids recovo, -
TousHNp 90 I 10 ' e snn Of
vent ot te y , mot him
promptly m ] qan ,,
No sS e. Main Tc ic S nS vTs IAN be
the pren ca" be ' a" any time upon application
be SOLD suject liens Vsn TTns
yinamt Of tTs WuG in
no 40 and interest the
S S. 90 a Of wT -Four on@ aft
aupn nom "i v ]
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
AUCTION
SALES
BT A. V. SHEA.
Real Estate Agea:.

AT request OF nonresident owners,
who are going to sell. | will offer at
public auction. on the floor OF the
% North Ninth Street. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II. 1920.
at II o'clock Noon.
the following:
300 feet. beginning at northwest cor
ner Westha mpton Avenue Gary Street
Road) and Auburn Avenue (32O0 block)
with a depth of 1875 feet to an alley
in the rear.
Following the above sale. I will Of
fer the northeast corner OF Grove Ave
nue. and ridden. which fronts 60 feet
on Grove and has a depth of 40 feet
TO an alley. Think of the future OF
this property Improvements now go
ing on which will enhance the value
very much. Chance for a bargain
Terms announced at sale.
a. V. SHEA.
Real Estate Agent
Gated dwelling g the s9GTHwEsT
KISSING LANE and known as No
1901 Grove Avenue. which has a lot
frontage Of sevcnty-fve feet by depth
OF one hundred and thirty. Flowers and
fruits. also shade trees go with this
property. Immediate possession If de
sired. Terms as follows: 100000 can
be carried. payable on or before Oc-
haps better terms can be arranged to
suit the buyer.
IUY good used car. Read the de.crip-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

NOTICE
THE EASIEST WAY TO RAISE MONEY
TO BORROW
ON WATCHES.
DIAMONDS
JEwELRY.
FROM EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.
l25 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
f:i;=t>. t1hM
Legal Notices.
s. 1

SEALED ,,rHOPosAI.S-Post. Office Depart
mont: Washington, d; g.. March I. 1920.
oiii.e OF III. purGhaang agent for this de-.
parimcnt until o'clock l.. NJ. May (.
lo-". Tor furnishing "nV"lOUcs for tn. de-
partin"nts OF the rovrrnmcnt during pc
riod OF one year. beginning July /. tJ2O.
BInhEs Tor rrot"sUi.. with SPECIFICATIONS
and instruction. 10 bidders. Will be furnish
"u upon +DpllTa'i"n to the purchasing
agent. a. = nurlcsnn. POSTING ster -Gienerai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

+ YOU have lost some thinX. uso tnese Want
Ads and get II back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
sat Aj,S --!t:-Ai.
Legal Notices.
81 I

nlDf pT M!h aE H HSD N.n5 5SK THE
or TIE DEBRIS OF
IoTaL ciiAMBifi:RLGN.
OLD POINT c0NFoRT. viHolTiA.
THOUSANDS or GOOD
BRICK. TONS OF
IRON BEAMS. IRO% PIPE.
:-j5-H.P. ERIE BoiLERs.
~ FiRST-CLASS CONDITION.
bMpLETE FRIcK ICE MAklNG
AND l:ErRIGER4TING OUTFITS.
IL TONS CAPACITY EACH.
l NEW. 1915.
ALSO.
ENGINES AND ELECTRIC
GENERATORS OF
VARIOUS CAPACITIES.
a COMPLETE. MODERN LAUNDRY
EQUIPMENT AS GOOD
As NEW.
FOX TERMS, PRICES. ETC.
APPLY TO
GEORGE +. ADAMS
FORT MONROE toLD POINT COMFORT).
VIRGINIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

MONEY TO LOAN.
Lowest Legal Rates
ON FURNITURE E nyrl4Nos. VIcTRoLAs.
from sic to $500. You can enjoy MOI The uss
Of your goods. rs they arc left In your
possession. while having off your loan.
SAG 80 SUR 81, sSEc IiSs Ti .s5d ysoo
Strictly legal rates. allowing you 20
NO FEEa OF ANY KIND ciiHRGED.
9EABOARD SECURITY CO,
1oS N. SEVENTH STREET,
MADISON 4213.
THE QUICK WAY to get what. YOU want
whom YOU want II II to read and uss
Times Dtspateh classified ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

:;UY good used car. Read the de.crio-
tions OF the good ones offered FOR sale
today In the ella ssifed DDS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
Los Buenos Dienies Pro-.
lOnga5l Ia Vida

Es cosa ahora bien sabida que
la mala dentadura es la causa de
padecimientos, tales como el
dolor de cabeza, indigestion.
envenenamiento del sisterla,
reunlatismo y Intermediates de
los rifiones. Los medicos mo-
dernos, al Sdiagnosticar, exar1i-
nan hoy dfa los dientes asi como
la lengua. Los dientes catiados,
en- combination con la fer1neh-
tacion y acidos de la boca, cream
microbes y gerinenes daiiitlos, y
de ahf Sc origina una serieacasi
irterminable de Intermediates.
Conserve sus dientes lirnpios ~
blancos y Ia boca pura con la
Pasta Dentifrica Cadum; una
preparation francesa -f1echa en-
America de Ia formula original.
Con su uso Sc mejorara la. nala
dentadura y Sc irl1pedira que los
buenos dientes Sc echen a perder.
Destruye el sarro que precede
la piorrca y f1eutraliza la acidez
de la boca, de que adoleces casi
todo el rnundo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
a5a,,itaai:ac:6a dc Ia pd0. sl

+ " {
cfectuarse dentr0: de POGO tempo,
la aliviado la tension instantaneat
lmehte! aAf niismol l,tiempo. Id demanda
de ioro para Ia india dismiluy6 en-
Lo;tiles hasta Tin grado tai q Sc obtu-
sieron dos cantidahes que forinan tln
total de tres nlillones de d6lares apro
ximadamente, para enviarse a los Es-
tados JInidos, Y ell Canada ha realiza-
do otras remesas de tres millones de
d6lares.
Totlos estos hechos han reanimad0
el espfIitu de todos. aunque no han
operado cambio radical en- las condi-
clones actuales.
Queda ain p0r saber que suma de
orc recibireinos eli Ell pago del pres
;amo anglo-frances. Es del dominic
pdblico que ell gobierno britanico ha
venido actmulando creditos Ell los
Estados Unidos, mediante ia venta
de valores norteamericanos Y de lanas
austraIianas, ysque ha adquirido Ell
ell mercado notas del emprestito an
alo-franc6s. Probablhmente pagara
considerable proportion de su parte
en- el emprestito empleando dichos
creditos y las notas adquiridas.
Aun no Sc sabe exactamente como
atendera al pago de su parte Ell go
bierno frances; pero este ha realiza-
do especiales gestiones fin de inte-
resar a los capitalistas norteamerica-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
~ELTI-NoLAn

Ha llegado a este mercado el gran
fon6gfafo HElti,Nola, cuyo aparato to-
ca todos los discos. Este aparato tie
ne Ia ventaia de que el operator pue-
ie hacer modulaciones zen la mdsica.
Dicho excelente aparato Sc esta ex-
hiblendo en- casa de los Sres. A. ME-
S0RANA & CO, SAN JUSTO IL,
San Juan. P. r..
ar Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
Notas Economics

nos en- el liltimo emprestito inferno de
Frarcia, ~ las subscripciones conse-
gliidas sulnan acknowledgements un to-
tale considerable. = 4
la priihera reInesa de los pagos- en-
orc, unos diez millones de d0lares mas
o menos, llego el 2S de- MARIO. Ell in
mediate comienzo de las remesas, in
dica la magnitud de la suma total
que tiene intenci6n de pagarse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
'EMPl0YES HAVE PARTY


, Young men and young women
from several Of the local banks are
10 party" at the Y. w. G. y. camp
at Parthehia Park this evening,
with Miss Veleda Hoebel, recreation
secretary, IN charge OF festivities.
Among the young people Will be
eighteen from the Central National
bank. and eighteen from the EX-
change National bank, and num-
ber from the First National and
Producers State banks. The party
viii leave on the $3.50 intcrurban.
supper, to be served In Friendship
Lodge at 6:i5 O'Clock, will he fol-
lowed by a short walk over the camp
grounds aud then q progressive party
played at tables dotted under the
trees and illuminated by Jap Ian
terms. IL the evening Is sufficiently
cool, Il camp fire Will be starred and
mprshmallow roasted. aftN which
thc young people will return TO town.
Recreation leaders are to go ia
the camp at 5:30 O'Clock Friday for
an evening OF fun. A number
of business women acr spending the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
WOMEN LIKE POLITICS
Deep Interest In Voting L. Taken by
CoIlinsvlIlc Women. Says Re-
publican Chairwomnn.

Deep interest In voting and In the
political situation IL displayed by
women Of Collinsvilic Mrs. G. r.
Lahman. chairwoman for the Tulsa
county republican committee. de-
clared yesterday evening following
her return from Cpliinsville, where
republican women organized at an
afternoon meeting In the library.
aud started with vim on their work
Practically all the women in col
linsvillc are now registered. Mrs.
Lahmau said She was also air-
prised and plcased 10 note the in
tcrcst Of young married women.
Miss Edith Rogers, who was made
precinct committeeWoman In pre-
cinct No. 2, Is leader of "A club of
young women whose object IL civic
and political.
Mrs Elliot IIlgginson was Nap
pointed chair>yoman in precinct No.
i. and Mrs. lIOtsUn In precinct No. 4.
Organization Of women of the re-
publican party In Sand Springs.
Broken Arrow, Bixby and Owasso
will bc effected by Mrs. Iahman
during the latter days OF this week
and tho first OF next.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
DODSON SOUNDS
CALOMEL'S DOOM
The Liver Tone" Man Warns
Folks Against the Sicken-
ing, Salivating Drug.

ughl calomel makes you sick. It's
horriblel Take dose OF the danger
Gus drug tonight and tomorrow you
lose day.
Calomel is mercury! when Il
comes into contact with sour bile, It
crashes into 1t. breaking 1t up. Then
Is when you feel that awful nausea
and cramping II you are sluggish, IL
liver is torpid and bowels constipated
or you have headache. dizziness,
coated tongue, II breath Is bad or
stomach sour, just try a spoonful of
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to-
night
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get a bottle OF bod
sons Liver Tone for few cents
Take a spoonful and II IL doesn't
straighten you right up and make
you feel fine and vigorous. go back
20 the store and get your money
Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
sale of caIoniel because II can not
salivate or make you sick.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
City Briefs

G. =. Fenwick attorney, left Tues
day for points In Texas on "A short
business trip.
G.. T. Wilson will leave ,oday for
Chicago. whore he goes TO look after
be psiness interests.
Grant Il. Mccullough. president OF
the First National bank returned
yesterday from Kansas City.
J. II. Brooks teller at the Security
state bank, returned yesterday from
his homo In Skiatook where ne spent
a two weeks vacation.
=
w. o. Buck, vice.prcsidont OF the
Central National bank, returned
yesterday from business trip to
Fairland.
T. /. Newcomer, vice o-presldent OF
the Central National banb In st.
Louis, was In the city yesterday on
bushes. \
Tulsa bankers are clatcd over the
golf score made this wek by ". r.
Gilbert, vive-presidcnt OF the Pro-
ducers State bank. who made a "3S."
=
Alvin G. Richards. attorney for
the oklahoma Producing and Rctin-
Ing company, will leave Saturday
for New York.
=
Mildred Marion Matthewson, II
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Matthewson died at the family
rcsldenco. zi0s Fast Ninth Tuesday
afternoon. Funeral services will be
held at 10 o'clock this morning from
the residence with Requiem high
mass at the HOLY Family Catholic
church. Intermcnt will be In the
Holy Family church
=
Rev. J. l.. Thackrey. supcrintend.
ent of the Tulsa district OF tho
Methodist Episcopal church. spent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-22
TO REPORT ON CONVENTION
Miss Fowfc VIII Tell Tuisa Town
Club Of National Meeting.

A report OF the annual convention
of the national womcn's chamber of
Commerce held In Columbus, Ohio
July 1916 win be given by Miss
Rcna Fowlc, president of the Tulsa
Town club, and it's official convon-
tion Representative. In condensed
form at the club meeting August 2
and in full detail at the first meet
ing In September.
Miss Fowle, who returned from
the convention the first part OF the
week, said that about so women
were In attendance, and that the
ncVt convention is to be held In
Chicago.
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COLONIAL DRUG COMPANY.
Its Easy to
Put on Flesh

All you have to do n you are too thin
and want to put ON several pounds OF
solid stay there" flesh Is to take a
five grain tablet OF blood Iron Phosphate
with each meal. This builds up the
nervous system. enriehes the blood and
thus enables the vital organs TO asslmi-
late the flesh building. strength h-making
elements OF your food which row large
iy 80 TO waste Folks who have tried II
state they not only put on flesh but
that II also almost invariably increases
their strength. energy and endurance. You
can get enough Blood Iron tablets for a
three weeks treatment OF II. R, Getman
or any other druggist for only fi.b0 and
It's 80 uniformly suceesEtul that your
druggist, n man you know, 10 authorised
to refund your meney n you don't Ike
II. Better get a package today aud begin
better looking.--Advt.
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Scout Executive Leaves.

John NJ. Indy. scout executive,
Will leave tomorrow afternoon for a
short busines trip. He Is going to
McAlestcr for a couple of days and
from there to Tahlcquah In connec-
ton with the boy scout camp which
Is to be held there August Ala.
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Thc strong Withstand the Heat OF
SnmmCr I;citcr Than the Wcnk

old people who are feeble and
younger people who are weak. will
be strengthened and enabled to go
through the depressing heat OF
summer by taking GROVEt
TAST;LESS chill TONIC. II
strengthens and builds up the sys.
tenn by Purifying and Enriching the
Blood. You can soon feel its
Strengthening, Invigorating Effect
eOc.--Advt.