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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

SPECIAL BUILT tent size. toxl0, six
foot wall, ~ ounce duck. must be seen
70 be APPRECIATED Csil 2oi p. Flrst 81.
FOR SALE store or dairy ice bon. gI5
=. Forest. In rear
MY DAISY Dixie queen. by n. ROY hoy.
,aa sale a. Darrow Music store, go 5.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENEu
Mai to SriIE SAFETY RAzoR MAN"
~ n. Hudson 81. Oklahoma city okla
CDNFEtTiONERY OUTFIT Consisting of
2O-toot fountain, cigar and tobacco wall
case, confectionery shelving. candy cases.
tables chairs, cnrbonator, mirror waius.
coating used only sUVtH muuthHt one Of
the most elaborate outfits tu Texas TO
anyone desiring 10 open high-class CON
fectipuery or Improve their present place
can offer unusual proposition IN price
and terms, must be- moved In 30 days
Write or wire Grusmau Fountain com
pany, bailss. TeSss.
kENTrCkT, to1a,cso. Netursl Leef
-, Chewing. 10 puuuds, 50, 20 pounds. So
X. = Veal sedslia. ny. agent
CASH REGISTERS We sell, rent. repair
and exchange. 90 W. First. Phone
Cedar sos.
TfREs-Wc repair them In our own shop
New and uncallcd FOR tires and tubes
for sale 81 cost western Tire shop, 1904
s. Main So
SODN FOUSTAIE3-AU sizes, both now
baccp cases, shelving carbonator, tabls-
chairs. every thing necessary to open first
class dry or confectionery store. All
on one contract, small cash payment bal.
anco easy monthly payments. Write, wiro
or phone Grossmun Fountain Co., Dallas.
Texas
WE sell. buy. rent or exchange fixtures
show cases. desks. registsra, stools
tables chairs counters. ice boxes, check
writer's safes coffee urus. scales vacuum
cleaners, etc. .edar sos. - w. First.
WANTED TO buy 90
WANT DiAMONp--Waut perfect diamond
not over one carat, give fun description
In first letter. Must be a bargain. AddroSs
AO7-D care Of World.
wANTED-To buy mems second hand
clothing. Highest cash prices paid Can
Usage bl0s.
SECOND HAND furniture wanted. Miller
second hand store will pay top price.
Usage t065.
WE want to buy a car load of second
hand furniture OF all kinds. Call
us quick. Bowers Furniture Co.
S. Cincinnati Oeagc 3006.
FURNITURE WANTED - Second -hand
In any quantity West Side Furniture
store. ~ w Ftrst. Ossge 5lbs.
ONE large dresser and one J6-inch bed
spring and mattress, must be In good
condition. Phone cedar lt3o.
WANTED-ro buy. twin sulky. Phone
Usage 1919. Ask for Sanders
wANTED--Tn buy cleaning and pressing
outfit Address G. T., H., lO3 y. Penn.
Ave" Bartlesville. Okls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOIsIIIOIn GOODs

NV " fsoObF VI
ANMiN51IH RUGS s.8RIO.6 for $50.
roll top drak $50. FHtp.lcg table 1850.
iebl" lamps tl750, floor lamps i25, ma
n"G".y ln,h davenport table so. Huy
new Tor less than second. hand uuii Fur.
hihf" Co. 700 q. Olympia. Usage 1859.
THREE mahogany and cane live
inE room suite, eight. piece mahogany
llu,ne room suite, large mahogany vanity
y 700, Etsh cash and 500 per month.
rms combination in the window At blD
d Main Bun Furniture co. Osage 1869.
fhhEE HonM3 OF rurniture Tor saw m
three room dupirs house. CLOSE iu. sold
~ bargain " taken st once. Cali Usage
6Nts.H
THREE PIECE TApEsTRY o.,r.tuff he'd
Davenport suite. loose cushions. tIl5.
wicker cane Bnd mahogany thuoatry over
stuff rockers ti7bO 10 Gt5. mahogany a..
lnoh dtenscr, chffonctte. bow ond bod
ilg5. Huy new FOR loss than second hand
hul Furniture Co, 100 8. olympia. OsaEc
THREE ROOM apartment with sleeping
no'eh i2r rent. for $50 providing YOU
slde, within walking distance ltUi s.
Cincinnati Phonn Usage iioG
ron RENT one It-room house. fu-.
hiShe viii sell furniture with privilege
of renting house. Usage 2gis.
ron sALE--overstuffed tapest.y living
room suite Coll Usage 7ot5.J
kOohiNu house furniture for sale 1
VIII Sell the furniture ana complete
ro"ming house 'luipmon. now IN the house
a. ob4 Cincinnati At. At p. IN. Thurs.
dsN March 3lst, 1921. At bu2 =. 'Iucln-
matt H., Tulsa. Olus. You ~ pae THIS
furniture by calling at my ofr-a or call.
Ing me over 'hC telephone any time Up
To date OF sale. I will receive bids In
writing and Will consuumate sale before
above date n the offer meets with the
approval of the court. Luther James.
Administrator Of tho estate of Mari \.
iiarnry, deceased, 3ls Mayo bldg, Phone
OHugo 1850
Ft.s
cheap and house for Trut. fIIS T..
Katy, betwcen Ffth and sixth.
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HOUSE FOR RENT-On south side: nine
rooms, large basement, modern through
out. Rent 500 per month, Furniture for
sale, Call Cedar l2s2
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s275 CASH--WW buld you "a b',ti17- 7.
four-room bungalow with halh.N'y
Gated on South Utica, Nuuihas 't -
town. Choose your location h'',I E.
design, pay us sac per month 900 ~,
Anco and we will do the rest IL 'N''
ested call Cedar III.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
SPRINGER APARTMENTS
"Oklshomas Finest"


Five-roos. efficiency. oil burners. Ipsin.
tratots. storage rooms running well Wa
ter, sound proof.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

AT \ SACRIFICE completely equipped
office In tho finest office building i'm
the city, Usage o02b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

THREE nice homes, two h-T'oWs a. IN
one Groom, that are bargains, a'' IN
pavement and can be handed N.'r,v,rL
to $3.50 cash, balance easy. "a"
Real Estate Cedar 2t34. OsaEe H.------
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
HorrI.S-RooMu>u HOUSES

ron SALE--NcominE house In Slick. Is
rooms, 10 furnished nNe-Neur lease
VIII cluar 500 monthly now and getting
better Price reasonable. terms. Hicks
y Mlhurn, hrlstow, Okla,
lA-hpbM apartment on uuTth side, clear
thg &lbb above expenses. good lease
fine location ~ 500 win handle this, bal.
anco on terms Price s. 800. owner,
Osage ASQg.
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FINANCIAL.
ni-,INIes nrl.nn q,

nI,lNI>N nrInR. NUS a
lof SALE Smsu sroctry lus.urss .outl.
west slut, expenses small with good
pIei,i WIZ eousldcr terms. Ostge taa7
PAkTNEk WANTED -Iur small whole.
SAFE hutIuosH, prcIer sHlaEmHu. sIu. ID
capital REQUIRED. osarc 1858.
GRO EkN uood location, Cboap rent. l,y-
lhg toums attached stock uf uNtur,s
goes al 1850 cash. Cedar 80.
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FOR SALE

Glass and frames; can be used for
greenhouse; window or sunporch.
2l5 EAST SECOND ST.
Phone Usage 376i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

SPECIAL BuILT tent. size. ioxlo, ak
TO be appreciated. cen 204 r. Firet 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

ccdsr ig7, ''''' call
experienced IN real estate busi''..'
wishes poaluon' osovc ig6S Room Ssg
Experienced stynograrher want. p,r.
manent position Ihuur Osar, 17gg
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WANTED Position us rnup.rtnu a., ,II
rrly person or goNururHH tor rutlarrp
best reference. Address a63.p' rsrr
Mnrld
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WANTEr-.A place 90 vorl t.r r...rr. and
can Cedar lolt.
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EMPLOYMENT
nttr wANrisi,--IrNNI.

EMPLOYMENT
------...' -. -
htlr WANtti'--IEMNLt 70
"D III Efipeil'n,ca '"oh 90 sI,n,itay
nall New Tngl,nd' rafsteria
NyANrrp e.ttf.f ..t,t,. ,...,,,t. ,.., ran.
.,,i t,',,ss,n,t' T"',, 'Ii.,'t ,'' ,,,.t
he enod ,ooh Dssy, gtUi ar a-y H. Jas.
WANTED VIM. r1 Cor housswort.
t.u srt.,
ENFLHIttN, lady he'rgf i"f a.. +,
shop Kansas tly IaN"fh lour1 hnd
'"''
NANIhb. ~ once fW. iof 'et, ia
. W"ih como ready ~ w.fh NIpy 4"
,'',l,"y ,,..,..,, -. ,'"' u'''.
".iihtsA wsn'ed' '@esi 0s "ap',l'"..gI
Room 'l' A"n'h hiIn.
nEir-MAtr or rFNAIH 40
,-,.,.s.,, ,'.. -, - A., 49,, ,,..,.t
~, ~ WcA N',.M u''l ~ I"i I".is
r,19 ,,,UI ,,,is,,g ,'nn.,,,s,,v H.
E us't.'.,fsrs' 'ot l,.trY,iiop ,,rito 4
ieonarf. tfofurt rI,lI ",l,tro eYamincrI.
1870 equitable UIdg wasbiurtor b. g.
..,r..t ,.. .t...., .,.i,,.,.t
a.. rr.,. a.. ,t, menu Co., fr. l1y.,.t
l,.fI 'G.r us n traI Hfoaduay con
fa'Uucrt
SytNIlD .IsprrIrursd nuut ofl,e cash.
isr None other need apply sce Mr.
u.stsr. Itatrtum tIuleI.
\vlNIEp- AN gpr,.srred wa,,rssa to-
,.....''.,.,s g.,.t WA az n.I,
,.,'. '''' '
",,i'
s.tl.s,u. mo, -,lass ,.t,t ..t..r,.,
those s,iusinted win ua autounbua
M. ,....... Nt. rttfrrr.I U.DIt sdysrra.
r,rt i. t,r ,sbt rsftI.. A5d5,s. AZ
caro- world
't.,t.t ,.,@ - 80 ''t
....,s,.i ,.,,,,.n.,.,,,,,i. ,',3b ,",,, ~
Tarta. After b. 5o phGne cedar 2aGg far
e,trsNrV ltoy.. io .tou.. p,,ro.rf,.o-
U4t.u.IIt sug locally Ln.U, iDrtpsoy
nu1 products Addteas 3Gl. H. care World.
,y..,,.i. ..i...... ,...,t.
'.t.i,. t.l,it,,n a., IAN tt,.. u.,. .,.tl,
IT, siso of tcrriiaft. ttandln YOUR avid
stnrt and money. IL not ,Hpabia of earn.
nur time aOs n Fetood
WANTED -Ift,, .sl.s,,sp. ,n,b T., t...
,h.tE~ Of .rv.,.i .oortt.. Stisb1,ua
Nory saiable ai fetallcfs Tfontabio and
,p"i,si Us P''' ''' wv N''''' '''-
,i,,i,, ~, ....-.,ii. ~.
500 Mayo HldG sner $50 = ~. '''
,,,f,rS..i.... ~, NM ,..--.
AInNu ~ seil Isls Patch ~ t4pst.
~, ssihs' ~ A.l 'ues'T soouz' no Aug
strongest sn market never eo,p.. off
10 show A. means a sale. 100 pcr cent
profit Sec or write Patrick. Mfg. co,
rom nnat appearing youpr m,, IN .ol,cn
orders. house TO house proposition. biz
money for huhtiorM Call " D. M. B
catlo, Apt q 80 y Eirin avenue.
TEW bigh elias. shicsmcn ana iva t.lr.
ladies wanted, no other noed spply. can
IN person. 200 Flo Bliss nidg Phone
osage isti Tor sunday appointment.
AIE VOC a ealcsmnn capable ot earning
i4bp per mohthf " 80, and You wish tu
show your ahilliy call aud see Mt Gala
way az No. = West fitth &C. Good Hogac.
keeplng Electric shop.
WANTED - SAIEhMAN experienced IN
oallinE on grocery trade Guarantee snd
commissions. Car furnished ana expenses
hsld when away from henddunrterH town
- ooA lesi, -.--..-.... ...........
hAlESMEN Went some good lie sntr-. |
men 10 work In Tuiua and adjoining
Is,'Nuy, GOO money 10 fight mon hoom |
-. 80. ''"'t' nm "'ha .-..-.
sALbSMEN WANTED We pay 30 por
ZEN ."n,i ,s.'on as,lgs'Ne tetrilory We
~" 'enpsis oi aulo supplies fh"ae Usage !
' - - re.- tot app"lntln,n W.
SITUATIONS NA,T,D--u.,r A,
[,,,,.,ts,y- -, -,
ity aud ambition rei tur a ,..ltia, > |
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30
PERSONAL PROPERTY

MisCELLANEOus ron SALE "a
WILL SELL-Ove go worth ~ high
class toilet articles FOR tg5, snap. Mrs.
Matte Wilson Brown. 1Go2 y. Indepcu-
dencu st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-30

repairing at prc-Wur prices. We guar
sntee Ga thoroughly clean ana adjust
typewritcrs for $3.50 and furnish missine
parts at cost office Machine Exchange
zoo ). hoston, Tulsa, Okla. Usage 25O7.
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TO TRADE
For concrete work and grading equity IN
lots In Rogers Heights addition. Phone
MI Nadou, Res. Usage 2Jl1. office Usage
50sS,
FORTY ACRES ChSutauaua county, Kan
sas; trade for good car. r. o. box s52;
Cedar a.
OIL LEAsE--Flfty acres Nowata county
70 trade for good Ford or light car
Cedar ~.
FOR TRApE--Ten acres located on Albert
PIKE highway, for duplex. Usage 6s7s.
TO TRADE for Tulsa property or sale.
two l2O-0cre farms, one IN nine miles
of Tulsa and one on the Grand river. ..
u, oyerton, us S. BOULDER.
ron SALE OR ENCBANGE u
FOR SALE or trade, l25 shares refinery
stock, value Sl2b. VIII sell or trade
for cheap Ford or pressing machine or
anything OF value. Mr.. Henry at Bass
Bros Cleaners as T.. Fourth 81.
2i-ROOM apartment on North Main:
clearing sass above expenses; good
lease, viii sell or trade equity for resi-
donce property. residence roomlng house
or small acreage, owner Usage 4Ss9,
HAVE PARTY with good second mort
gage notes. will trade for Tulsa prop.
erty, Arcade Investment Co, Usage sTtS
FOR SALE OK TRADE-One two-ton
White truck, now run ! 900 miles BOX
964 Drumright, Okla
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WE BuN second hand furniture from
single articles 20 complete outfit
Tcnnclly 4 rirue Furniture Co, 10 "
FirN St, phone OSage fSO6.
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sFEns. PLANTS. rrnruI2rRs

MAHOGANY office table aud custome,
tor sale, 2lo Atco Bldg
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-05-20
Gotham Still Maintains Its Supremacy

NEW YORK.-With the "co-opera-
IN tive husband" case still before
the public, an even stranger matri-
monial case has developed-a man
with two wives in a three-room apart
ment over in Brooklyn, one of the
wives French and the other Belgian.
The man in the case, Antonio Ruyts,
forty-five, has been living for several
months with the wives. The Belgian
talks only Flemish, while the other
only French, and they communicate
with each other by system of knocks
on wood. The two wives have been
working together for a costuming
house.
Ruyts is an Iron worker Unlike the
cooperative husband" Herbert An
drews, a stock broker, he isn't blessed
with money. Like Andrews, Ruyts is
rather handsome. He is held on $1,000
bond on charge of bigamy.
When the war started Ruyts and
wife No. Charlotte Marie Ludovica
Ruyts-were living in Antwerp. They
had been married in 1895. Five of the
twelve children are still living. though
only two daughters, Virginia, fifteen,
and Philomene, thirteen, came 10 this
country.
Ruyts was a member of the Garde
Civique and went TO Liege to help
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Married by Light O the Spring Moon

into song. Juan Miller, her lilly
love-" appeared, clad in his cloak of
scarlet and white. Coyly, from out
the flower beds, she greeted him.
There was music and then Juanita
disappeared. In a moment she was
back in the center of the half circle of
gueSts-this time CARRIED in the gown
she had made herself. 1t was of high
grade burlap trimmed with this years
eucalyptus caps
With Juan she danced her bridal
dance-an esthetic and highly symbol
ical improvisation which she had ere
ated for the occasion. There was
more music and more dancing and
then Juanita assembled the ALTAR of
love" She held in one hand the skull
of the long deceased Miller family COW
"a reminder that this life is but tran
sitcry.
The music was soft. disturbed only
by the bleating of the nanny goat,
whose only child was sizzling on the
altar, a sacrifice TO the god of love-
Juanita leaned toward Juan and their
lips met. A moment passed and juan
ita leaped from the altar into a joyous
dance.
Legal marriage ceremony? Oh.
that's all right. The couple were mar
ried by justice of the peace three
months ago.
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Milwaukee May Again Become Famous

Bending a 60-penny spike with bare
hands.
Lifting 4S2-pound barrel of wet clay.
Lying on the floor with 600 pounds
on chest, then inviting four men each
weighing more than 200 pounds TO get
on his chest In addition TO the 600
pounds weight; then, with the 1,400
pounds on his chest. carrying on a
conversation.
Driving a nail in board with bare
hand. and breaking Ii off with his
teeth by bending nail to and fro.
Bending twelve 60-penny spikes in
i minute 80 seconds, head to point.
Tearing in two a pack of cards in
front OF body, overhead, behind back,
between knees with hands behind him ;
and tearing three packs at one time
in two In front CT his body.
Holding 1OO-pOund weight in one
hand and writing his name on wall
with long pencil with the same hand.
Tearing hole out Of the center of a
pack of cards in two minutes and
three seconds, whereas the record Of
Sandow is a little over seven minutes.
Lechner's rules for living are simple.
He eliminates meat from his meals,
preferring fruit, nuts and vegetables.
He drinks two to three quarts of milk
day, in addition to spring water He
has never smoked or drank intoxicat-
ing beverages.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-05-20
Chicago Traffic Police a Peevish Lot

CHICAGO.-Tr policemen are a
~ peevish lot One of them arrest
ed Tony SorenSOn for running over
him at Jackson boulevard and State
street during the evening rush. Ii was
not Mr. SorenSon'S fault. He was
sound asleep and did not see the po-
liCeman. Furthermore. he apologized.
But the policeman. John King, would
not listen 10 excuses and took him TO
Central station. where he was booked
on a charge of diSorderly conduct
Richard Brennan is the lookup keep
er there. He recognized Mr.. Sorenson
as man of family. and endeavored TO
help him in his extremity by calling
his wife. who lives AT 1922 Jackson
boulevard
Il suppose he's in again." remarked
Mrs. SorenSon in advance OF 3ren-
mans announcement 10 that sect
Well, keep him there over Sunday
please II isn't often we get a rest
How j. the car-brokenI"
On receiving Mr. Brennan's an
nouneement that il was in fine shape
she said her daughter would call for
the car.
Meanwhile Mr. SOrenSon was awak-
ened from his slumber and began an
nOuncing 10 The jail that he was a
nneal descendant OF C.. Washington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-05-20

N ILWAUKEE, WIS.-An unusually
WI strong man who has not exhibit
ed his strength in any professional
line OF entertainment is Peter Lech-
ner. carpenter Of this city. Mr.. Lech-
ner Is not of unusual build. He is
twenty-eight years old. Some of the
evidences Of his strength are shown by
the following feats:
Driving a 60-penny spike through a
one and one-half inch plank with his
bare hand.
Pressing his hands together. but
not linked, in front Of his body, and
and having eight men on each arm
straining futIlely to pry them apart.
Lying on hard cement, With hand
kerchief over face, and 2OO-pound
man with shoes on standing on his
face.
Carrying $50 pounds one-half mile
without setting ii down.
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stem the German invasion. Hes was
captured and put to work by the Ger
mans, he said, but later escaped to
Paris. Wife No. 1, meanwhile, re-
manned in Antwerp.
In Paris. Ruyts met Nine Marie
Pierre lie Barre, widow, fortyeight
years old. They emigrated TO the Uni
ted States i'm January, 1920, and after
being detained at Ellis Island, were
permitted TO go ashore to be married.
Ruyts swOre he was a bachelor.
Last November Ruyts sent for wife
No. l and the children, apparently at
the urgent request of wife No. ,. The
Belgian woman was never permitted
to be away from home alone.
AS Ruyts has not sought. American
citizenship the entire family. it is said,
is subject TO deportation.
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and he would see about this indignity.
You haven't called my wife. have
you:" he inquired anNiously and learn
ING that this detail had been attended
TO. wept and would not be comforted.
That was a boner." he said. Cali Mr..
William Lynn in haywood"
What" said Mr.. Lynn. before the
police could tell him the object OF the
call. again? III be right down with
so. don't know where he gets it
Just then a charming girl entered
the station 10 drive away the car. Just
as the engine was starting, out came
Mr.. SorensOn. having been bailed our
by Mr.. Lynn. and shooed her away.
"Giddap" he said. throwing the en-
CINE into high. Tell your ma I'm go
ing out and get some OF Bill O'Dwyer's
home brew. See you next week"
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n AKLAND, CAL.-With the full
" moon bathing the gardens of the
Joaquin Miller home in silvery light.
Juanita Miller, daughter of the late
poet. was bride at n pagan wedding
revival. AS she was gripped in the
embrace of her scarlet-coated hus-
band. she stepped from the cycle
of pink tulips of curiosity into the
"cycle of white lilies" the seventh and
final cycle of her life. Hundreds of
''intellectuals" and few hundred
more who chiefly were curious. at
tended the strange ceremony
The moon was just getting well into
its business of smiling when Juanita
stepped into the scene. She moved
quietly among her seven flower beds.
each symbolic of one of the seven cy-
Giles of her life, and then she broke
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doctor butt did not help Pkham Vegetable Compound
do homework recommend medicine friends and
publish testimonial" A r. Ohio
An Illinois woman relates her experience:
Bloomington, "I female
backache
meal sweep without raging pain Rubbing
alcohol
Vegetable
healthy
for health MCQUTTY 6lO w Walnut St. Bloomington Ill
The conditions described Ball. Mcu
appeal who struggle on daily tasks in just such
beyond belief Dyn and they slave their homes for families
awful
troubles which of life
inevitable If
would
that Lydia Pnkhams
such unhappnss
There hardly nghboood hamlet the United States
famous medicine Therefore eghbr and will find
that at time been benefited by kng
this fashioned
health
Lydia T. Pnlhanl's Private Text AILMENTS ecu-
liar to Women" will be sent Write
The Lydia Pinkham Medicine
luab infO
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THE TRIALS OF
A HOUSEWIFE
How They Have Been Endured and How Overcome by
Lydia {. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Experience of Providence Woman

Providence, R. Lei took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
for female trouble and backache.
Itbegan just after my baby was born.
and | did the best could about get
ting my work done, but had awful
bearing-down pains so / could not
stand on my feet read in the papers
about Lydia E. Pinkham' 8 Vegetable
Compound and the good it was doing
other women, and l have got dandy
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Ohio woman for three years
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-30
GAME At CLOVIS
ENDS vplN row
BOTH SIDES WIN?
sisclpl 70 The Nswv

5tacitt so me WV
CLOVIS, n. NJ, June ?s.-"Umpire
trouble broke up the game between
Amarillo and Clovis here today In the
twelfth inning. with Clovis claiming
hat they won by a score u IL tn II,
md Amarillo claiming the decision by
! count OF II 20 10.
because OF the umpire squabble.
Captain Casselman Of the Amarillo
team cancelled the game scheduled 70
s played tomorrow.
Here's the way the trouble started.
In the twelfth Amarillo ran In score
making the count II toto In their q,
vor. In Cows hail of the same In.
ling. they filled the bases with one
nut. Cave ran In an "a muffed inficlu
dy and the base umpire called him out
nut the umpire behind the plate called
aim safe. and while the s,luabble n
% the jurisdiction of the umpires wa,
,oing ON Goodwin chased IN from third
with another run. and Clovis claimed
that the game WINS won.
a general fight would probably have
cnsued. but the Clovis team let TIT
fields. celebrating their supposed vic
.my. The first part of the game was
icplcte with long hitting ana losse plny
ing. Amarillo rot seventeen hits, In.
Guiding q three baEger and three HON.
ers. while Clovis was piling 10 flfseen
Tits. including three threc'hagxrrs and
me homer. 49,, 'Hrf"ft
Amarillo .ios ioi 800 COLL II s