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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
ILLINOIS PROUD
OF ITS COACHES
Zuppke's Great Record in
Football Stands Out;
Others Show Well

URBANA, ILL.,, Dec. with the
close of the Illinois football season
which ended with a victory over
Ohio, the Illinl students and alumni
have nothing but praise for Coach
Robert c, Zuppke. To judge Zuppke's
ability as a coach one must con-
suit his records. In the nine years
that he has been at Illinois, zup has
won three conference championships
and has tied once for another To
date, his teams have played a total
OF ~ conference games, 30 OF which
were won, 3 lost and tied This
means that Zuppke has won 6s per
cont OF his games. This record Is
unexcelled by any other conference
football coach, and Is one OF which
Illinois Is Justly proud,
The record OF Athletic Director
George Huff is even more romark-
able. In the total OF "a years that
he has coached baseball at tho
Illini camp, his teams have played
2S9 conference gamea or this mum
ber the Inlni won 2l3, lost rs. aud
tied 2, The percentage OF games
won by Huff Is little better than
~. Ills teams won tho conference
championship IL times. and tied Tor
il once. This record is remarkable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

speolbi to The World
SAPULPA. Dec. I.-Undefcated
football teams will clash here Friday
afternoon when sapulpa high and
Marion, Kan, high meet at South
western league park. II will be the
first post-scason game Tor Coach
Virgil Jones Blue and White okla
homa Central conference champions
leading contcnders for the Okla
hCma scholastic title, and likewise
FOR the Kansas visitors under Coach
william Monevbeny.
Coach Jones this afternoon sent
his men through a brisk practice
, despite tho fact that "A slow and
steady rain was failing. IL looks
Ike a muddy field viii be the order
Of the day tomorrow, and the Sa-
pulpa mentor thought slippery prac-
tlce might do his huskies good. The
regular gridiron was not used, how
ever for Jones didn't want to rough
1t up I'm advance Of the game.
Caywood Back in Game.
The Sapulpa champions are In
tiptop shape for the Interstate
clash with the Jayhawker visitors.
Every regular will be in the lineup.
c. Caywood, haltback who was in
tured In the game with Oklahoma
city n week before Thanksgiving
day, will participate in a regular
game for the first time since being
put out.
The Kansans under Coach Money
beny arrived tonight, and from their
bearing It was easily seen that they
are confident OF taking Sapulpa's 5
measure.
Marion really has n wonderful
record for the season. Although
the high school OF every city OF. any
Importance In Kansas, with the
single exception OF Topeka, has been
played by Marion not n touchdown
has been scored by their opponents.
Not even a field goal has been
kicked against them one lone
safety was all the combined op-
pouents OF Marion could muster in
an entire season.
Tulsa Crowd Expected
The game will be called at 3:15
o'clock, in order that Tulsa tans
may arrive in time for the start by
leaving Tulsa on the 2 o'clock in
terurban. quite a delegation from
Tulsa Is expected, as the big
neighbor has seemed much inter
ested IN the Blue and Whit" this
year.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
FAIRFAX CAGERS BUSY
Hlqh Schools Prospects for Basket
Game This Winter u the
Brightest Ia Years.

FAIRFAN. Dec 1.-Thq basket
bah prospects are brighter in Fair
fax this year than for several years
past Several of the last year play
ors viii be back on the court this
year. and Coach petroe has n world
Of now material at hand. A spacious
new gymnasium is lust being COM
pletcd and will be ready for use as
anun as post season football games
are over. II there ar eany to be
played. Heretofore this sport has
not been very successful in Fairfax.
due chiefly to the limitations that
n poor gymnasium has placed on
both the coach ana his players Last
year much sickness also handicapped
The team, but u good percentage OF
the games were won.
Members of laft wears team who
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

CLAREMORE, Dec. AT the
Oklahoma military ucad domy the ca-
diets naturally thkg TO athletic
sports, During the football season,
with the enrolment barely more
than one hundred, 90 per cent OF
the boys engaged in football prac-
ticc regularly,
The first team OF the o. NJ. A.
never allowed any school OF their
class to even cross their goal line.
The average age of the team was Is
years; the average weight was As
pounds. Such schools as Muskogee
high school Chiokasha high school,
sand Springs high school, the school
OF Miuos at Wilburton, and the Ton
kawa preps. all met defeat at the
nands OF the soldier boys. Because
uf tho fact that these boys are not
from one school district. they can
not enter the state High School as
ISOLATION. Otherwise they believe
that they would have obtained the
state championship.
The football season AZ the o. NJ
A. closed on Thanksgiving on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

viii be back this year are Porter
Smith, center; Howard Miller, guard
Ola Thrasher, forward; Dusty
Rhodes, forward. ana Howard Hun.
sakcr forward. This makes up an
entire team that has had plenty OF
experience and who know the game
from all angles.
The Falrfax schedule thin year is
as follows:
January S-pouca city at Fairfax
January 13--Newkirk at Newklrk.
January 20---Pawuee at Pawnee.
January 2l--Perry at Perry.
January 2T-Pawnee at Fairfax.
February 4-BlackweIl at Fairfax
February 1O--Pcrry az Fairfax
February 17--Blackwell at Black
well.
February 1S-Ponca City at Ponca
City.
February Newldrk at New
kirk.
Neutral officials will prevail at all
games. and will have 10 meet with
The approval OF the visiting team
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

from tho standpoint OF consistent
winning,
Harry GIL, track coach, came TO
the university IN 1904. OF the 73
conference dual meets in which his
teams have taken part, he has won
81, lost 5 and tied one. This means
that Coach Gill has won better than
93 per cent OF his conference meets.
OF the IS outdoor conference meets,
Illinois has taken five firsts and
three seconds. OF the II indoor
conference meets. Coach Gin has
won five firsts and four seconds.
Few coaches can boast OF such a
record,
Frank ]. winters, basketball
coach, made his debut In Illinois
athletics last fall His teams played
consistently during the entire sea
son. Coach Winters lost tie for
the conference championship by two
points when Michigan defeated Illi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
NORTH VS.. SOUTH
GAME AT NORMAN
Fairfax and Ardmore to
Play Saturday, Winner
to Meet Sapulpa

Special 10 The World
FAIRFAX, Okla, Dee. In q
telephone conversation this morning
Superintendent Howell OF Fairfax
and Richards OF Ardmore decided
definitely that the FairfaN-Ardmore
football game would be played az
Norman Saturday The winner OF
this game will meet Sapulpa for
final honors the following saturday,
Benny owen. OF the University OF
Oklahoma, states that officials OF
the university are glad 10 make the
arrangements for the occasion.
Fairfax VIII run a special train
Saturday, leaving Fairfax about :
o'clock that morning and arriving in
Norman at noon. Coach Petree Will
take his regulars down Friday.
while the subs and second string
men win follow on the special train
TArfaN is wild with enthusiasm.
Las week the team defeated Paw
huska 80 to o, the first time that
p0whuska had met defeat this year
although Nowata had tied them |
Fairfax has won II consecutive I
games and never during this time /
has a team been ahead OF them. /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Mayiaad, oil MagHdie,
GiUes athletic Fieid
10 CitD for the Public

Special 20 Tho world
ppNCA CITY. DOC In. W.
N1rlaud OH maRu1te, who iu now
maintaining rolf course here Tor
The public. announced at last
nights meeting OF the chamber
OF commerce that hc i8 starting
worl, on general athletic and
recreation around just west uf
his office building. in southwest
Ponra CITY 70 bc used by the
people OF Puncn city In every way
desired IN the athletic and r"croa-
tlou line In addition 20 ouuipplug
this park. Mr. Marlnnd VIII sct
out the trees and shrubs neces.
sary to boautify n. The grounds
viii c0Ycr approximately 10 acres
and will Doe completed I'm time for
athletic contests Of all kinds In
the spring, including "a bowl for
football. baseball and other sports
on the motion Of J S. itutchina.
vote OF thanks was extended 90
Mr. Marlaud by the members
present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
School Dogs Today
Preparing for RAGS
Saturday and sunday

Greyhounds Will br schoolod at
the Mid-Contlnept park course
this morning at IL O'clock In prep
Aration for the resumption OF
raging Saturday afternoon. Race
programs are to be held on sat
urday and Sunday afternoons
here for the next few weeks, or
until the meeting at Jacksonville,
fla,, openT Post time Saturday
FOR the lFkt race VIII be at 2!45
O'Clock,
The track at Mid-Cont,nent
park mas found to be in pretty
ialr Condition after the long alb
thGe of the dogs and but little
W.oTk was necessary before it was
snl Tor the sprinters to try their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Sport Briefs

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. Tommy
.Tomlinson. OF blackwell okla.
champion wrestler ~ oklahoma,
win meet Tommy Doctor Of Grover.
Colo here DECEMBER g. Doctor Is
n widely known weli,rwvlght, Doe
tor defcatcd Jack Reynolds at Dal-
las. Texas recently.
NEW YORK, Doe. Los Ango-
les has been recommended as a
training camp FOR the New York
Nanks by Bob Conncry one OF the
clubs scouts. Conncry also ad-
viscd Manager IIuggins to purchase
first bascman O'Connoii OF the san
Francisco Seals.
FORT WORTH. Texas. Dec. L.
Shortstop Chester Fowler OF Texas
Christian pniversity, Fort Worth,
has signed Va Cincinnati Red con-
tract and viii be given trial next
spring. II was announced hore to-
/ day
| PRATT, KAN Dec. i,-Dlck
/ paviacourt, Rspirant for chance nt
StRnislnus Zbyszko. heavyweight
| champion. throw Frank Dots0n.
Oklahoma heayyweight titleholdor
Z I'm two fails here last night The
firei came by II deadlock In 3S min
utos ana the next at tho end OF six
minutes by a half-Nelson and body
lock-
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. t.--First
call for candidates for tho 1879
baseball squad OF the University OF
Pennsylvania was issued today by
Coach walter l.. Carish.
ATLANTA, Dec. I.--Anonymous
letters and kilograms from At
lRnta containing "snCcrs and insults
to Centre college have prevented
Georgia Tech and Centre from ar
ranging a football game for 1922
In Atlanta" q was said today by
Dr, s. s. Wallace, of the Georgia
Tech athletic committee.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dec. 1.-Ac-
ccptancc OF a proposal for bootball
game between Ohio state and Ne
braska, 1921 champions OF the Mis-
suurl Valley conference for next
, year, IN not deemed likely by ath-
/ letlc officials az Ohio state.
CHICAGO, Dec. Rcd" Faber,
/ premier pitcher OF tho Chicago
| Americans IL couvalescing In hus-
pltal hCrC today, after an upcrutiou
for the removal OF the Internal scmi-
luuar cartlogo from the rlght knee.
Bps ION. Mass. Dec. l.-CharIes
Buell. 20 Quarterback. Of Hartford.
Conn wax today elected captain OF
the Harvard football team for lg22
NEW YORK. Doc. Lew Ten
dler, the Philadelphia lightweight
VIII meet Sailor Friedman OF Chi.
Cago In 15-round bout at Madison
square Garden on the night OF
December i6, It was announced TO-
day
CHICAGO. Dec. Taxing ur al
professional and sent professional
contests and games 20 provide fund.
Tor the physical education OF schoo
children were proposed i'm an ordI.
; nance introduced iu the city coun.
s en- today. A D pcr cent taN Ia pro-
posed for professional sports and
halt that amount Tor somlprofos
sional games and sports,
CHICAGO, Dec. Numerous in.
tercsting problems will present
themselves at tho meeting tomor
row ot p the big ten coufcrcnC,
faculty representatives and conohc,
TO arrange tho 1927 schedule. Prob
ably the most interesting Eamv OF
the season will he tho Princeton,
Chicago match In Chicago,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
SHAWNEE TRIALS END
Only Amateur llRpdlcrs Permitted
10 Take Par--SiOOd Gallery
Follows Contestants.


Special g. Tho world.
SHAWNEE Dcc. Tho shaw
nee Ftold Trial association closed it's
fourth annual meet with the run.
ming OF the all age stake last week.
Tho trials started last Monday. the
derby, puppy ana ali age stakes bc-
ing run In the order named. More
than forty dogs were In competition.
The largest entry I'm the clubs his-
tory. Birds were plentiful. one or
more bevics being found on each
COURSE
The officials of tho club have
mhfo plans 10 cooperate with tho
farmers In keeping hunters OF the
ticld trial grounds through the hunt
ing season 50 that whom future
trials are ruin. tho most Interesting
part of the trials, bird worE. will not
be absent The farmers over whose
lands the dOgs were worked gave
the club members and their guests
hearty welcome. win Bruce.
prominent farmer, acted "a field
marshal IL, q. GreClan Judged the
running Of the dogs Ho has hn1
considerable experience. having
Judged frequently on the big ctr
cult"
The shawnee trials were unlike
many OF tho othera In this section In
that they are open to amateur han
dlors or dog owners only Profcs-
sionni hnndlcrs are not allowed TO
participate. Despite this fact the
trials were followed by good gal
lcry
Winners In the derby: Dorothy
Cash pointer, owned and handled
by Fred Iasatcr OF WcwpkR: Miss
Sunburst, owned ana handled by
Jess Barton ana Trim Cash, owned
and handled by T. r. Carson divided
third place puppy winners: Gigs
Ace, owned by G, II, Brown and
handled by c. r Bruce. both Of
Tulsa; ComnnCho Ferris Jake,
owned and handled by George Sher-
rod of Perkins; Sammons Jack,
owned and handled by Joe snmmon
OF Shawnee.
Wlnnors OF the an age stake,
Dorothy Cash. also winner OF the
derby. owned aud handled hy Fred
Lasater OF Wcwoka. Princes Jack
Winden, owned aud handled by I'D
ward Porch OF shawnee: Sammun
queen Lynon. owned and handled
by Joe Sammon OF shawnee and
Miss Sunburst, owned and handled
by Cecil Proctor ot Oklahoma City
divided third honors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Limltcd EnthnsInsm.

The leading lady OF an lncomlllns,
theatrical company met the l"aa!ns
man OF an outgoing troupe al INV
railroad station
did you have a good hou''
here ?" she asked eagerly.
mo, pretty small" he adml''eul,,
"Too bad, but perhaps you 30
lot OF applause ?"
Well" he hesitated, there "as
a dog that managed someho" w, ~
get into the place and once j uu
ticed him wag his tail. l."--AInrr'''' ''
Legion Weekly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Fairfax and Its Football Team

SS%5 tSs& S P3s Ss s S SAY % ' 5
] s" & S P FI hS R @ Uy oth 6Rishoma @ as cSa%a 3 @
sp val % 1 @ & and then 3 next week as they
% S osG % TSE Ta down a90T5 S"a9 sbo & @
picked up cory the Fairfax News found five
ohe high School oa was the same inside the paper
respects the following editorial which
finally hing that the school needed Of an
bright morning M of ny august & day short but wen built
ST se 9TS%S9s @ ta 9n6 g9 & f u @ Fns bnc s o
aet1s das @os n T e ACTIVITIES o Ssga
working ike Toan with SHG FfCap @ nns
S1o F15,s s tos Pa I'D S & ns flash
The team has been off since The first the GO,
one powerful football machines oklahoma
a % S uSS a T 9a n P ike OF @ s a P Ia @ s"S story %
oh supreme a unGsatcd eoYH the young @ man wfoshG IN
those interpret writer's
the
purple citizens memory. May with
IS 70 school6o 6oaTd--wei, We lenyc t o you"
bail vn o S the ssS % goa" m line the @ @
powerful ons%nsh Of virgil Jono %S irainod machine
willing hand em
the Stable S % Pilots the hasps pPan s l Rs @ a oss i s 6@
aOaEot isS ana Johnny Kaiser lsS The yoaSg mann Levy
E r 'e"S fs 5ns S' St. q Ta0 joe 'S
especial this AZ developed himself
Pierce, writing the St Louis the the kaiser
pugiac
Johnny Buff
In
mo
amazing
ted
Trojan in polishing up his little proege"
The rnnston from horse man dog man" slow on,
happened times
greyhognds such merry chase in California Tulsa ana East ST. Ions
Bob Kelly follower the
Bob dropped into Tulsa during greyhound me
he decided ST. Louis
others
View had sncaking
Captain De Joannis
French wonder girl his
resignation To the French Tennis federation
old Jupe Pluvius yesterday made
nd on tne hopeful nimrods who make hard ON @
quail Ih rain however unpleasant actually @
process OF coming down will make conditions ideal "
from the standpoint in the n
bya 28 oG aaca
ATaiq ~ In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
Wills Thompson Bout
Stopped in 5fh Round

DENVhh. Colo. Dee. A
scheduied i2-round hout between
Harry Wills, New Orleans ana Jsch
Thompson. Tulsa. Okla. nsssoas
was stopped II the ffIh round Ies,
night when Thompson rank 10 ms ths
foul. The referee save no decisio !,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

nols in her last game OF the season s.l....
by score of % to GO. Coach WIN
ters is now actively engaged In lialn,
ing a squad that has three res".'I.
OF last season on the list Prospeo'
are bright for a successful season
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Mlko Nc
Tlguc, middlcweight champion OF
Canada, win meet Jott Smith, tho
Hnyonne veteran IN scheduled 1b-
round bout at Madison square Gar
den tonight The winner win be
offered a match with Mike Gibbons.
of ST PAUL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02
he lineup for today's game:

Officials; Mlller Ullinois) referee,
Briggs, Okmulgee, umpire: Brens-
man OF Tulsa high Glllnols) head
llnesman.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

FORT WORTH Texas. Dec. L.
Shortstop Chester Fowler Of Texas
Christian pniverhty. Fort Worth,
has signed NR Cincinnati Red con-
spring. II was announced hore to-
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. Los Ango-
les has been recommended Gs a
training camp for the New York
Nanks by Bob Connory, one OF tho
clubs scouts. Conncry also ad-
viscd Manager IIuggins to purchase
first bascman O'Copnoii OF the san
Francisco Seals
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-02

CHICAGO, Dec. IL Numerous in-
tercsting problems will present
themselves at tho meeting tomor-
row OF the big ten conference
faculty representatives and coaches
TO arrange tho 1927 schedule Prob
ably the most interesting game OF
the season will be tho Princeton
Chicago match I'm Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-19

have been. The headlineSman WINS
tie does not stop the play.
Mackie differs largely from the
above report.
Paramount had the ball." writes
the Salina coach. 'They made a line
plunge and failed to gain. As the two
teams lined up, Headlinesnan Altman
blew his whistle He repeated and
blew at least four or five times. When
the whistle first blew the play was
not in action. but by the time he had
blown the fourth or fifth time, the
ball was snapped. The Wesleyan and
all but three of the Paramount men
stood and waited to hear the penalty.
Giggy of Paramount, who had been
called for the play thru guard. came
to a dead halt and turned about to see
what the whistle was for. Someone
yelled rum and he did so, after he
had stopped stationary. The Wesleyan
players simply left him go when he
could easily have been tackled. Yves
leyan had been warned about tackling
after the whistle had blown"
ment come up that didn't have two
sides. Mackie undoubtedly has some
merit on his side in the case, if it is as
he alleges in the above paragraph.
To go on with Mackie's statement.
when Altman rushed on the field
blowing his whistle, he yelled Fair
mount left tackle offsides.' He had
a whistle, not a horn, which confused
the players as to whether the whistle
was operated by the referee or head
linesman or umpire"
If Altman used a whistle similar in
sound to that of the referee, he vio-
lated a custom of the game, rather
than a rule.
Under Rule XVI, dealing with
"Officials," the official rules recon-
mend that: TT is desirable to have
a horn and a stop-watch for the field
judge, a whistle for the referee. and a
horn of some kind for the umpire and
linesman, in order to distinguish their
calls from that of the referee"
Furthermore, the Salina men claim
that the offense was first called on
Paramount. Mackie claims to have
made a sworn affidavit to the effect
that the offense was called on Fair
mount and then was changed to q
Wesleyan offense.
After the play mentioned. Mackie's
| men refused to continue the game
| 1t was then that Salina withdrew
| Coach Hoover again showed his
| greatness at this time by racing across
| the field and slurring and insulting
| the Wesleyan players and coach,
continued the statement at wa:
| then that the quarrel reached it,
| height and several Of the Wesleyan
| players had to be carried into cars a.
| they rushed to attack Hoover for hi,
| attitude. The game would have ended
in a riot which was only avoided BY
leaving the field"
AS we said before, If the crowd die
| the arguing and the threatening
some justification might be found TO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-19
ON KANSAS GRIDS

The results of last weeks games
make it possible to sift the wheat
from the chaff in the Kansas con-
ference. 1t is too early, of course, to
pick the champs But it is possible
to name several schools which are
definitely eliminated from the run
ming.
This week will be conspicuous for
the number of open dates. Five state
conference teams-Friends, Bethany,
Paramount, Mcpherson and Sterling
are to be idle. K. U, K. S. A. c. and
Haskell, however, are scheduled to
play.
The Washburn football squad is
now entirely composed of bachelors,
Lee Wykoff, star 1920 fullback who
succumbed to Cupid's darts last
spring, did not re-enter school this
fall Punk Simpson who played. in
half of the K. U. game has Withdrawn
Simpson was married last summer.
Orville Anderson, also an Iehabod
star, is married and not in school
K .. plays but three home games
this season. The first was with Drake
last Saturday. The second is with the
Kansas Aggies October %, and the
third is the Homecoming event with
Missouri Thanksgiving.
DR.. Forrest c. Allen, director of
athletics at the University of Kansas,
gives positive assurance that the K
U.-k 5. A G. game october 29 viii be
played in the new K U. athletic sta
dunn. It is expected that 1000 seats
will be completed by that date.
Altho Paramount college is one of
the Kansas conference schools with
a standing of 1000 per cent, having
won three and lost no games so far.
the Wheatshockers will not neces-
sarily be contenders for champion
ship honors. The three victories have
| been against compare lively weak
schools = Mcpherson, Bethany and
Kansas Wesleyan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-19
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To Impurities in the Blood
Pure Rich, Red Blood Nourshes the Body and Fights
OFF Disease
Waste Products Impurities Cause Many Rheumatism
Skin Disorders and Lowered Vitality.


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PRODUCTS.
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write Chief Medical Director, Swift
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is helping people every day. Ask him
to send you his illustrated booklet.
Facts About the Blood"-free. S. S.
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