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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

north siders will close their schedule with
Il game with pendleton on the Short
ridge hardwood.
Only two more games remain on the
Manual card, Bloomington Friday at
Bloomington and Thorntown Feb % at
the local Y. NJ. c. A. The pace set by
Coach Morrison's METERS in recent games
BODIES el il for the other two local ives
and If the south siders win both OF these
games, particularly the Bloomington one,
it will provide much food for thought on
the local sectional meet.
The Shortridge- Ca thedral fuss Tuesday
afternoon at the Shortri6ge gym is at
tracing a whole lot of interest in local
Cathedrals have one Of the best basket
coaches in Indiana and several Of the
players are men Of known ability. The
Shortridge FIVE will apparently have to
be at its best If it intends to humble the
Catholic METERS. One Of the largest high
school crowds Of the season is expected
TO turn out for the game.
ELWOOD, Ind, Feb. 14.-Coach Phil
lips Elwood High School basket bah
team is being pointed" for its game
with the Upton High School at Upton
Wednesday night. Special cars will take
the Elwood rooteTs to Upton. Follow
ing the victory Of Elwood over KOkOmO
Hlsh school by * to "A score saturday
night, the local fans believe the Elwood
team will give a good account of itself
IN the Upton game. Upton defeated Ell
wood early this season.
Elwood got the jump on Kokomo Sat
Urday and led at the end Of the hrst
half by a 20 to II score. KokomO, led
by the clever goal shooting of Armstrong
and Morris, came back strong in the
last half, but the defensive play Of Mean
over and Blake halted the KokOmo Of
the ball four times from the field. Konold
had been shifted from guard to center
and played a fast game over the floor,
scoring four field goals East of Elwood
also dropped the BAH into the nets fouI
times following some fast passing. The
Elwood Seconds defeated Summittyille
Seconds, l6-6, in the curtain-raiser.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Feb. IA
A number Of rOoters will accompany the
Charlottesville High School basket ball
team to indianapolis Saturday, where 1t
hooks up with the Technical ave of that
city. The local team, after getting of TO
a rather poor start, has been stepping at
a fast pace during the past month and
followers of high school basket ball here
believe the crew will have real chance
a the State championship. The addition
Of Kirby, star forward on last years five,
has bolstered Charlottesville.
CARTHAGE, Ind. Feb. 14--Sfilroy won
the local invitational high school basket
ball meet here by defeating Sandusky, 80
to %. the winners pulling away from a
12-to12 draw at the end Of the first half.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

BOSTON, Feb. 14-Prophets work
ing on the 1921 baseball season aren't
giving the Boston Red Sox much OF
iook-fn for the American League race.
Likewise, Nhe home fans of bean
town" aren't wildly enthusiastic
about their Red SOx.
Too much trading by the club own
ers has put the fans in a belltgerent
mood. finder such conditions Hugh
Duffy. new manager of the Red Sox,
has his work cut out for him.
What l would have to say now
about the pennant race would be
worth Just what all winter predic-
lions are worth-Nothin,' Duffy said.
"However, the Red Sox aren't in the
league just to fill out the schedule.
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CRIMSON TAKES
ON OHIO STATE.

Indiana tonight meets Ohio State, a
team they have already defeated on tne
Bloomington floor, and Saturday night
they take their stand against Northwest
ern on the Northwestern floor. the
/ Crimson also has win over Northwest
ern this season, and should come through
/ the weeks battles without scar.
( The opposition for Illinois Will oe Iur-
nished by Wisconsin at Urbana 5atuf-
/ day night. Purdue plays Iowa at iowa
/ In their Only contest for this week.
/ However Interested Indianapolis rams
may be I'm the rise OF the Indiana gum
\ tette, they cannot help but give their
chief attention 10 the contest between
Coach Pete Vaughaus Wabash comoina-
( tan and the proteges Of Pat Page on the
/ Irvington door tomorrow night. Every
indianapolis fan who can crowd his way
into the Butler gym 10 going to see this
+ scrap. aud there viii be lot OF others
standing around outside 20 get the maj
score at the earliest possible moment
/ Wabash and Butler have claims TO the
State title that are about as good as
comparative scores can make them, go
IL Will not pay for either Of them to lack
any Of their old form IN the battle to-
morrow night and the one next Monday
night at Crawfordsville Butler has lost
two games TO Purdue, and wabash has
defeated Purdue twice, but Butler has
defeated Viucennes and State Normal
victors over Wabash, and Earlham, vic
tors over Purdue, which makes the task
Of picking tomorrow nights winner
about as easy as finding a piece OF ten
der steak In a Greasy spoon"
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HeddOn VS.. Collins in
Amateur Cue Finals

% CLEVELAND, Feb. i4.-Cnarles He'd
con of Dow7lgaic, Mich, will meet Percy
Collins Of Chicago, present title holder,
in the final match Of the national ANA
teUr 1872 balk-iine billiard championship
Tuesday. Heddon won the right TO con-
test with Collins in the deciding contest
for the championship by defeating Edgar
T. Appleby. New York, 500 to 255, Satur-
day.
Robert Lord Of Chicago~and Appleby
were winners in the Saturday afternoon
games. Lord defeated Brown and Apple
by vanQuished Rsnner.
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TWO GAMES
FOR DENTALS.

In other games Of local interest, Heze
Clark sends his Dentals after the scalps
OF the st. Joe and Hanover athletes. St
Joe is here for action on the Shortrldge
floor wednesday night, and Hanover Will
strut on the Athenaeum court Saturday
night Butler meets Western Normal at
Kalamazoo Friday night.
We can expect 20 hear almost anything
from the Nutre Dame club this week end.
The Irish are going 20 leave their friends
behind them and galloD over to Nebraska
/ for few battles that viii really be
battles Thursday night they take on
Creighton at Omaha and Friday and sat
urday they 20 TO the mat With Nebras Ga
at Lincoln This may mean four games
In three days for tho South Bend husNes,
because they always make It two out or
three with Nebraska and H. the honors
are divided in the drst md second games,
then they square or for double header
Saturday night, so that there VIII be no
room for argument when they start back
to Indiana.
Coach Hallas will take a big squad TO
Nebraska and Will play substitutes when
ever he has the opportunity. Lne-ups
composed mostly OF second string men
defeated Western Normal and Armour
Tech by comfortable margins at Notre
Dame last week, aud right now II looks
as though there Is little TO choose between
any Of the men on the squads.
Buffers athletes put over their sixth
straig ht l. c. A. L. victory Saturday
night, defeating Rose Poly by a count Of
a 10 10. The locals had Il on the Rose
men from the start and after the frst
few minutes Of playing the only question
was IN regard TO the size OF the count
Jones, Hooker and Leslie got over the
floor in great style for Butter and rang
the basket goal just about when they
piee sed.
The Purdue University basketeers
bettared their standing in the Confer
ence with 3 S1-to % victory over Ohio
State. The FIRST half Of this scrap ended
with the teams tied at 17-Rll, but Purdue
uncovered e furious attack IN the sex
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14
Net Card This Week of
Interest to Local Fans

TODAY.
Ohio VS.. Indiana at Bloomington.
Minnesota VS.. Northwestern at Evans
ton.
St. Louis U Us. VaIpo at Valparaiso.
TUESDAY.
Butler VS.. Wabash at Butler.
Hanover VS.. Franklin at FRANKLIN.
Vincennes vs.. De PAW at Green
castle.
shortridge High School VS.. Cathedral
at shortridge.
WEDNESDAY.
st. Joseph's vs.. Dentuls here.
Rose Poly VS.. State Normal at Terre
Haute.
THURSDAY.
NOtrs Dame VS.. Creighton at Omaha.
FRIDAY.
Butler VS.. Kalamazoo Normal at Kala-
marco.
wabash VS.. EarIham at Richmond.
Notre Dame VS.. Nebraska at Lincoln.
Akron Tire Co. VS.. De Paw at Green
castle.
spiceIand vs.. Shortridge at Shortridge.
Manual VS.. Bloomington at Blooming
ton.
SATURDAY.
Purdue VS.. Iowa at Iowa City.
Indiana VS.. Northwestern at Evans
ton.
Notre Dame vs.. Nebraska at Lincoln.
Hanover VS.. Dentals here.
Wisconsin vs.. Illinois at Champaign.
Ohio vs.. Chicago at Chicago.
CrawfOrdsvilIe VS.. Tech at Y. n. G. s.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

Some folks don't like Hob" Barnum's
style but Ills six field goals and five
fouls out Of SIX chances are not 10 be
overlooked, and q couple OF forwards are
going to have To- show an awful lot or
stun Tuesday night to keep him OF tho
au-couutry team It's about an even
break between Barnum, Middlesworth,
Rice and Joe Boseuthal now.
OF course, II Hank" Stevens had
stayed out Of hts fight with Mr. Mumps
everybody would know who was cO!u :
to knock on one Of thu forward jobs.
Ths Boys Club had an easy time beat
ing the Traction Terminals. 80 to 6, then
I went down In Is to 10 heap before the
I. NJ II. A. IN their semi hnaI battle.
Before reaching the semi-nnals. the Y,
NJ IL. A. had TO sidetrack the Den Zares,
which was not such an easy task as the
"A TO j. score would indicate.
Hawkins kept tab on Joe Rosenthal
during this tilt and the hashy forward
couldn't get a field goal. However, ha
fed his brother Nike IN One style, and
the latter Gagged four from under the
hoop. Joe got seven against the Boys
Cub
It might be well to mention at this
time that the Leaders were bumped or
by the Turner's In the semi finals last
year. Something Ike t9o points sepa-
rated the clubs IN the daal counting.
Kempler Of the Leaders drew three
personals for jumping into Underwood
at the pivot post In tho hrst few min
utes After that he had q pretty tough
time getting the jump.
Slaughter pulled three Of those shots
that made him famous rs Tech player
IA the Den Zare-Y. NJ. ii. A scrap.
II Reagan Nancy, Leader floor guard,
could do as much guarding as he does
speeding he'd look like million bucks
In any lineup.
Ferd Born staged little sketch en-
titled johnson at the foul line" He
tossed eight ont Of as many chances
against the Federated League team.
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Billiard Gossip other Winter Sports
DUFFY BEAMS BOSTON OPTIMISM

summer and we may surprise some
Of the experts.
1--WE have some good material
among the veterans and with any
kind of breaks we ought to get a
couple of good ones out of the re-
cruits. The trades made during the
winter haven't weakened our club
as much as it ihas been charged. II
Pratt should decide to play this
summer I believe we viii have all
the best of 1t.
1.-THE experts are saying that the
pennant is between the Cleveland
indians and the Yankees. Well,
there are six other clubs in the
league that Will have something to
say about that, and We are one OF
them"
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Butler Runner Fourth

BUFFALO, Feb. 14-JOseph H. Erbal
Of New York. an unattached entrant in
the running high jump, provided the SEN
championships here Saturday by making
q new mark Of feet IA inches. The
former record was made by Roberts Of
Syracuse in 1917.
All events were we'll filed and the com
petition was keen. Draper of Butler Col
,iege, Indianapolis, won fourth in the
10O0-yard run.
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; $SP}u5ee;S.
MORAN REINsTATED.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 14-Pal Moran,
lightweight, was re!nstated sunday by the
Louisiana boxing commission, which
found him not guilty OF Sailing In try
ing to get out of q fight with Frankie
Farran Of san Francisco. Moran proved
that his hand was so badly hurt he could
NOT fight and agreed to fight Frrann aext.
Young Wallace and Young Herman were
also rcinsJated. Young Neehan's money
was turned over to Charity Hospital. lie
Mas diSonalifed.
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CHANGES IN CIRCUIT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Several switches
in the makeup Of the International
League were expected to be made when
the club owners Of the circuit met here
This afternoon. The franchise Of the
Akron Club is said to be on its way
to Newark, while the Reading interests
may be transferred there if the Ohio city
decides 10 remain in the league.
Difficulties between the management OF
the Syracuse Club and the owners Of
the grounds used as a park have been set
tied, it is understood. and the franchise
Will remain there
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14
Bearcats VS.. Merchants

Charlottesville, Ind, Feb. a
The Merchants Heat and Light basket
ball team Of indianapolis and the Darl-
1ngton BearcRts viii meet on the Wabash
College door here Wednesday night The
Bearcats are composed of fast players.
Three Of them are former wabash men.
a large crowd Is expected 20 witness the
contest. Darlington win come here
heeked By big folloHin&
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$4,000 FOR BANTAM BOUT.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IA Dominick
Tortorich, dean Of local promoters. has
offered q purse Of $4,000 for q world :
bantam championship contest between
J oe Lynch, title holder. and Peter Her
man. the man from whom Lynch re
Gently won the title in New York. 1t IS
not known whether Lynch viii accept.
Under the law local man must referee.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14
nEFoE AND sEIGER-

NEW YORK. Feb. 14-Bnly DeFoe st.
Paul, and Sammy Seiger. local feather
weight, today wound up training for
their fifteen round bout at Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night. Tex
Richard Will endeavOr to match the win
ner with Johnny kIIbane.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14
pETI REPEATS VICTORY.

TUXEDO PARK, N. 7, Feb. 14-Clar-
encs c. Pell, national amateur racquet
champion. won the final of the annual
Gold Racquet tournament here Saturday,
defeating Hewitt Morgan Of the New
York Tennis and Racquet Club. The
score was 1873. 1911. 1918 and 1911.
Peu won the event last year.
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MITCHELL TO TRY AGAIN.

ell and Benny Leonard have been matched
for a championship battle early I'm March
by Promoter Tom Andrews. Mitchell,
despite two knockouts he has suffered
a Leonard's hands, states that he believes
the third time is the charm ana that he
viii trim Leonard
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14
MREsTI.E TO FINISH

NEW YORK, Feb. 14-With the
worlds light heavyweight wrestling
championship hanging in the balance,
here tonight at the Seventy First Regi-
ment ArmOry. The match Will DO 10 a
finish
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

SYLACAUGA, Ala, Feb. 14.-Walton
Cruise. Boston National right fielder, an
nOunced Saturday hat he had completely
recovered from the injury received last
season and would leave Tuesday for Cal
weston, Texas, where the Boston club VIII
do its spring training.
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,rcoRNIIcK is WINNER.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Boy Mccormick
Of New York won the judges decision
over Leonard Rowland OF Milwaukee in
their scheduled ten-rOund bout here Sat
urday. Mccormick weighed 164a pounds
and Rowland 1O2.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14
1TFRKIE WTTlI ROCHESTER.

BOSTON, Feb. Fired Aerkle, re
Gently released by the Chicago Cubs, Sat
urday signed 10 play with the Rochester
club of the International League Walter
Z. HapgO0d one Of the owners Of the
club announced that the contract was
signed at Jacksonville. Fla.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

The Turner's again gave the fans their
moneys worth saturday afternoon when
they trailed she Leaders for the hrst ses-
sion. then came around them with the
speed that Ralph lie Palma travels when
he gets couple of minutes behind in
the indianapolis Speedway races.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14
CULVER CADETS WIN.

CULVER, Ind, Feb. 1.-THE track
ed the Crane Technical High School OF
Chicago here Saturday IN dual meet by
9 score Of 81 to 81.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

The Leaders held IT to IA advantage
over the Turner's at half time, but Ia
derwood. Rice and Middlesworth got
down to business early In the second
session and soon had the Red and White
combination out in front, where they
stayed until the hual " istle showed
them leading, 81 TO y.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

WALLACE, Ind. Feb. 1.-THE Wallace
Independents. Travelled to Waynetown
aud defeated the team OF that place, IA
to II. The WRynetown team led at the
half period, 8 to 4, but the Wallace team
seemed to gain pep after the rest pc
riod and went to the front, only to be
tied I all and 10 Gil. Two field goals in
lace on the road to victory.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14
FREEDMAN VS.. TENDER.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 14.-SallOr Freid-
man Of Chicago and Lew Tender Of Phil
adelphia will meet in a ten-round bout
here Feb. %.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

Fast teams desiring to meet the South
Side Turner'S Wednesday and Friday
rights should call Dreyel 1921 after )
o'clock and ask for Tom
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14
BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.


Purdue. IL; Ohio State, "a
Butler, A; Rose Poly, 10.
Valparaiso %; y. A. G. T., 7.
Illinois, "A; Minnesota, 20.
Wisconsin. %; Northwestern, 10.
Cornell, 2Oi PENNSYLVANIA. 10.
Columbia. IS; Yale, 81
HIGH SCHOOL
Oolitic. 80; shortridge, %.
Tech, 20; Lebanon. -.
Manual. 81; Bedford, 26.
St Xaviers, q; Cathedral, 81.
Rochester, IS; Anderson. a.
Gas City. %: Matthews. 10.
Flirmount Academy, %; Gas City, 4.
Marion, %; Swazee, ..
Morristown, a; Arlington, 10
Milroy, SO; Carthage. y.
Sandusky. so; Raleigh, y.
Knightstown, y; Westland. ID.
Mllroy. IS; Morrlstown, a.
Saudusky. Al; Knightstown. 20.
AElroy, 30; SandTsky. %.
Valley Mills. 2; Plainheld, 0 (forfeit).
Brownstown. 81; Madison, IS.
Elwood, Is; Kokomo, "a
Young America, 40; Brcokston. IS.
Forest, 81; West Middleton. ).
Wingate, 30; Richmond, 27.
PendIeton, Al; Middletown, 20.
Lapel. 81; OaklandoH, 21
Pendleton. q; Fortville. 10.
Greeucastle, %: Darlington. s.
Wallace, SO; Bellmore. y.
Rockville, A.; Kingman. 25.
INDEPENDENT.
Westport, %; Hope, r.
Wallace, Il Wayuetown, IL
Kingman, Is; Freeland. II
Swastika, ID. Tabernacle Seconds, o.
LOCAL AMATEUR SECTIONAL.
Boys Club, IS; Traction Terminals, Q.
Y n. X. a, "a; Den Fares, -.
South Side Turner's, 81; "Y' Leaders, q.
Y. n II. A, As; Boys Club. 10.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

The Emerson Orioles defeated the
Grapplers, IS to 10, on the Westminster
floor Saturday night. The Orioles would
like to arrange games with the TaFtars.
Y. VI. II. A. Cubs and other fast teams
in that class. Call Irvington 1G5 and ask
for Emil
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES


NEW YORK CENTRAL AND SUBSIDIARY
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

Ferd Born staged a little sketch en-
titled johnson at the foul line" He
tossed eight ont Of as many chances
against the Federated League team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-14

CARTHAGE. Ind, Feb. 14.--NIilroy won
the local invitational high school basket
ball meet here by defeating Sandusky, 80
to %. the winners pulling away from a
l2-to12 draw at the end Of the hrst half.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-01
FRIDAY, APRIL 1. 1921.
AMERICAN LEADERSHIP.

Missions of all sorts will soon be COM
ing to the United States from all over.
the world. The procession has really
begun already, with the French mis-
sion headed by the former Premier vi
viani. These missions will be economic.
diplomatic, military and social. They
will have for their object the strength
ening of international friendships, the
arrangement of business and financial
questions and, undoubtedly, the develop
ment of some sort of league or assoeia-
ton of nations of which the United
States will be an active member.
The forecast of these visits is prOmis-
ing. 1t shows that the United States has
not necessarily lest the leadership which
it seemed might be lost when this ma
ton failed to ratify the Versailles treaty
at the same time as the Allies. But with
the sense of eradication which is aroused
by finding our own country still strong in
prestige and authority comes a great re-
sponsibility.
1t is no time for this great nation to
assume an attitude of pride or indiffer-
ence in foreign affairs. There can be no
world peace of which America is not an
active part 1t is true that home affairs
must not be neglected They have been
neglected too long as it is. But home af-
fairs cannot be settled with European
matters in their present state. When all
the arguing is over, the fact remains that
the United States must lead the way to
peace and prosperity. Selfish interest,
pride, prejudice, all must be set aside
in order that what is for the greatest
good of the greatest number may be ac.
complished.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-01
Today S Events

Ten years ago today 900 meetings were
held in Great Britain to promote the
Anglo American arbitration treaty
The Florida conference of Social
Workers viii meet at Jacksonville to-
day and continue in session until next
Tuesday.
\ new civil administration code for
he state of Washington, drawn up by
the last Legislature, is to come into OPP
Grafton today.
The mine workers of PENNSYLVANIA OBJ
serve today. as a holiday in celebration
OF the anniversary of the granting of
the S-hour day.
\ Sportsmen's and Tourists fair. de-
signed TO attract the attention of trav-
elers, and vacationists to the Pacific
Northwest, will be opened today at
Spokane
The battleship Tennessee. the second
6attleship of the L. S. navy to be
driven by electricity, il scheduled to
have its official trials off Rockland, Me,
today.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-01
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
BOTH MAKE BIG GAINS

older. / got worse, and was suffering all
the time. After each meal and / could
scarcely eat anything, / just suffered
agony with pains in my stomach. and gas
bloating which made my heart hutter
and palpitate 80 frightfully it seemed that
| would smother. | suffered from consti
patton all the time and scarcely a day
passed that | didn't have a terrible split
ting headache that almost set me wild
and made me so dizzy l could hardly stand
up. | had rheumatism in my arms and
legs. and suffered constantly with back
ache. My nerves were unstrung and [
scarcely got any sleep.
But when ! commenced taking Tanlac
all my troubles began to disappear just
like the dew on a sunny morning, and now
[ have no stomach trouble at all. The
great relief / got from Tanlac certainly is
enough to be thankful for. As for Lena,
she suffered pretty much in the same way
| / did, and Tanlac has restored her to per-
| feet health again, too. / certainly do en-
| joy eating and sleeping now, and l just
| think the world of Tanlac."
Tanlae is sold in BrattleborO by the
! BrattlebOro Drug Co.-Adv.