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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13

SECTION 2: That the assessment here.
lots and parcels Of land are hsrsby Dc.
clsred to be a lien upon such lots and
parcels OF land to the snme extent a. other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
In the same manner as other taxss In and
for the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. are col
ietccd.
SECTION q That all assessments
hereby levied shall DO divided into three
t3D equal anpuai installnents ss author
ised by said statutes Of the state Of Okla
homa for such eases made and provided. !.
that the assessments shall boar interest At
the rate OF eight 90 per cent per annum.
payable annually AT tho time Of the pay
mcnt Of the several tnstsllments Of tho
assessments aforesaid. from the date Of
the taking effect OF this ordinance. that
the first installment Of said assessments.
deferred installnentr. shall be payable On
the itth day. OF December, 1921. and tte
remaining deferred installmopts. with the
yearly intcrcs, on tho unpaid installmen's'
shall be psyabic on the 18th day OF De.
cember OF each succeeding year until ali
Provided. however. that any Of the own
ers Of tho lots or parcels OF land 80 as
sessed may At any time DURING the four
OF the first publication OF this ordnance.
pay 60 the CITY Auditor Of the city Of
Tulsa, tho full amount OF tho assessrre ents
80 levied against their said lots and par
cells OF land. and thereby release such
property from the lien OF such sssess-
SECTION q, That rms ordinanc. ahaU
be published for twenty nine t2o)consec-
utive days IN tho rulsay Daily World. .
s Cd. IN ,sS e,s Of Of TD ,s
ordnance as reani,cd by ,sw shall hs
hereby s pf, levied BY the tsrm. "S of ssi: ordi.
SECTION S; That all ordin. noss or
provisions Of this ordinancs, in 40 Tar az
such conflict eslpts. are hereby repealed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13

with the pouring OF concrete, he ex-
planned.
One obstacle In the way OF dou-
le-iracking the Main street line is
ne narrowness of the south end OF
nus street From Fifteenth to
eighteenth street II is only 26 feet
tlde' To duuble-track that section
VIII require the removal of ali
parking in front of property and the
paving OF strips on each side OF tho
street where parking Il removed.
thompson ana McGrath visited
Mayor Il. IL. Evans Wednesday aft
ernoon and were assured that the
city commission will take this mat
ter under consideration at an early
meeting and possibly take immedi-
ate action. section of street at
Eleventh whore there IN "a pro-
hounccd curve will also undergo "A
widening before two tracks can be
used.
improvements u Blow To .Jitncys.
lhe improvements | have euum-
Grated will all assist In giving hc,tor
service and Will add a substantial
revenue to the earnings Of the Tuln
street Railway company" Thomp-
son explained. naturally. thsy
cannot all be made at once. but as
'''h ts NY I'pVIl ipl INC corpora
uon commission is prepared Intend
10 select the Improvements that are
most greatly needed su they may be
made first Among these | consider
the double-tracking projects OF
principal Importance.
"Jitney competition In Tulsa has
seriously handicapped the street
railway company. However. be-
lleve the improvements and cxten-
slons enumerated viii help substan-
tally In lessening the effect of
Jitneys. My contention is that al,
Jitncy drivers should be put under
bond and regulated properly. You
can see by these maps have
marked that the jitneys parallel the
street car lines In several places"
a hearing on the improvements
VIII be held by the corporation
commission when 1t is ready to issue
it's order.
While there has been some at
tempt at negotiation between the
Tulsa Street Railway company and
the oklahoma Railway company.
McGrath said Wednesday that no
definite agreement has been
reached
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
WC.T.U. WORKERS
TO MEET AT PERRY
State Board and Execu-
tive Committee Make,
Plans for Year

Plans for w. G.. Il. L. work in
otiahoma during the present year
ri,l be- made at meeting OF the
,,,to official board and the state cX-
erutiye committee of the w. G. T. u.
rridav evening and Saturday In
perry. according to Mrs. Josephine
NJ Buhl of this city. president OF the
oklahoma w. G. T. U.
Meetings will he held In the First
Netbndist church of Perry. The Of
Nriol board, consisting of state Of
ticcrs. will meet Friday evening and
,be executive committee, number
Ing IS and consisting OF state offi-
rsr. the l.. r. l.. and Y. =. n. see
,o,arics state organizers. county
nrcsfdpnts and editors OF the stat =
indications will hold sessions at
. 40 O'Clock saturday morning and
a, 1,S0 o'clock Saturday afternoon
.,pd o banquet in the evening.
Tuls, members ofthe state ext>u-
't.. committee are Mrs. Ida Wygant
and Mrs. A. G. Bancroft. state or
garlzars. Mrs, l.. Hurst, state V. '.
n secretary and Mrs. Lilah ID. Idnd-
an, president Of the Tulsa county
union.
As plrt of general plans for fu-
,urc work. the committee viii plan
far each union to be visited by a
state officer during January and
February and for regional confer
ences to he held during March and
April. At the banquet Saturday
evening Mrs. Buhl will act as toast
master and Mrs. Abbie B. Hhlerman
n, sapulpa. honorary state president.
viii sneak on Gates Passed
Through," Mrs. Alice NJ. David OF
,hoteau. state vice president. on the
oNeAt Rung of the Ladder Mrs.
Jennie Duffy OF Hennessy, state l..
r. l.. superintendent, on Coming
Recruits" and Mrs. Anna ID. Devant
Of Muskogee, state treasurer. on TO
the American Husband" Sermons
ON law enforcement will be made In
churches OF Perry Sunday In COM
memoration OF the first anniversary
Of the passage of the Volstead act.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
LEGAL

San"sry ,o' j. "a IS "a ana i, "i issi.
World PO'''ih!Ss REssotnTieST!y tGnHTme?T9y pO''''hor''
Resolution determining asscss.
nents and directing notices thereof
for TO-, >ls. psyi1g G. iT STREET. IMPROVE.
of Tulsa. Oklahoma and declaring an
WHERE'S the CITY Engineer on tho
atth day OF December. 1890. submitted to
the Board his written statement showing
the names Of the owners, the number of
front feet owned by eacn, description
or The property and estimate OF the total
cost of the improvements. the proper
ti0nal amount OF such costs TO he assessed
against the abuttlns property and III.
against such owner, subject TO assessment
IN STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No. sta IN form and substance as pro.
Charter OF the said city OF Tulsa; and,
WHEREAS. this Board has duly exam
ined said statement and found the same
NOW. THEREFoRE BE iT REsoLvEb
ny THE BOARD OF CoMMIssIoNERs
or THE CRY OF TULSA. OKLA
That said statement be and the same
hereby Is. approyed; and,
ne 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that q
assess the cost OF the improvements pro
yiSsd r for In said STREET iMpRovk
MENT DISTRICT NO, ?|s. against the
ments and the property benefited thereby
srd the property liable TO assessment as
sci out In the aforesaid statement OF tho
BE III FURTHER RESOLVED. tina,
notice OF such determination to assess BE-
& g,ven to a. AL ,,s,,s, "Sner. OF any and all such
World daily newspaper OF general cir
culation in the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma
aos i've 90 .Sn,.e1,vs -, y day, ,Geslnnins
PE 1T FURTHER REsoLvED. thai the
city Auditor be, and she hereby 10, al,
mail to ali Of the % o~nsps V of % proper,y ',Ie nf
fectcd by the aforesaid proposed assess
ments said notice to be In form and sub
* OF tho Tulsa city Charter and to be
mailed at the time designated In said
section; and,
ne 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, tina, the
2ist day OF january, 1871, al 800 o'clock
A, NJ be and the same is hereby set as
the day for hearing all objections to such
nssessmests. improvements or materials In
reference to the same, and said hearing
shall be continued from day TO day untll
the same Is completed and any objections
not made In writing on or before the 2ist
NJ, shall be deemed to be waived: and
RE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, that the
structed to make and file on or before
the date of said hearing. her certificate
showing when and In what manner said
make part Of said certificate tho afm.
davit Of the publisher showing copy
OF tho notice so published and the days
on which the same was published ana
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. that an
emergency exists for the preservation OF
the public health ana safety, and for the
furtherance of street improvements by
reason whereof this resolution shall take
effect from and after its adoption, ap-
prova! and publication.
ADOPTED. and tho emerEency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
3lst DAY OF December, 1920
APPROVED. this sist day OF Decem-
ber 1890,
T, ID, EVANS.
Mayor.
Attest;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13

An owners Of abutting property, prop
ertv benefited by said improvements sNd
other property liable 60 assessment arc
hereby notified that all matters affect
ING such improvements ~ benefits to the
property thereby. and any claim or oh.
JoCtluns Co the assrrsnents ~ above set
forth shall be filed In writing In the
office ~ Mtr frank :esman. city Audi
tor ~ the City of Tulsa, Oklahoma, on
or befor. the 2tst day of January 1871
al p 90 O'Clock A. NJ. ana the Same shall
be heard by the hoard Of Commissioners
on tho eist day of January. ioat, at 800
O'Clock A. NJ. Hnd any claims or oh
icctiors not 50 filed In writing before
said time shall be deemed waived,
DATED this loth day of January, 1871
Mrs FRANK SEAMAN,
CIV Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
BIG JOB MAPPED
FOR CAR COMPANY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
weather until that time VIII prob
ably Interfere With any work that
might be started. and especially
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LEGAL.

said statement and estimate ~ the Ctty
Engineer and has determined To assess
the cost of the improVements In said
District against tho abuttinE property.
the property benefited, and other prop
efty liable to assessment and the own.
cts thereof as follows to-wtti
RIVERSIDE DRIVE ADDITION.
Drawing FOR Woodward uouleyardD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
Attest
MRS. FRANK SEAN AN.
city Auditor.
Approved:
FRANK ". DUNCAN,
city Attorney.
tPublishcd In the Tulsn Daily World Jam
uary 6, s, 7, s, ., 10, II, i2, ~ and II,
isai World Publishing Company. Pub
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTING


BIDS Will he received at the office Of
the city Auditor. Tulsa, Oklahoma, until
o'clock y. m, Monday, January nth, 1921,
for the construction Of SANITARY sewer
Including lsterals. connections, and other
appurtenances for Sewer District No rs
as created and established by Ordinance
No. ans. passed and approved the alst
day OF December, 1920.
Plans profiles and qualifications for tho
construction OF said sever system and ap-
purtenances have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board OF Commissioners Of said
City and are now on file In the office of
the city Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official
proposal sheets of the City OF Tulsa
The rights to reject hny and all bids
IL reserved to the Board OF Commissioners
OF the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
A certified check In the sum of five
80 per cent OF the amount Of the bid with
be required from each bidder.
All bids will be opened and considered
BY the Board Of Commissioners of said
city at a meeting OF said Board ~ be
held In the city Hall In said city at 0
O'Clock u. IN. on the 18th Gay OF Janu-
AIRY, 1874
Any and all parties Interested are here.
by notified that they may appear and
protest against or object TO said proposed
improvements or any part thereof or any
matter or thing In relation therato, at
said meeting OF the said Board of Com.
missioners on the lsth day OF January.
1921, -
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
CITY Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
AuTos ron urnE-G,R>oEs !,

ONE.CAR Fatagc for ront, 400 south
Cheyenne
GARAGE far r,ni price s. per month,
1894 Ett Admiral .. A. Noe, 53i Il .h.
inson lldE. pr1Ev ltN'
ron RENr--eursss at sl5 wost twelfth.
Usage lith.
liARAGE FoU RENr-3lS West twelfth
street. tHusg t9I1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
LASALLE HOTEL

ils South Denver.
Kendall West Flith and South Frisco
car 20 20 door, cleaueFt and most e4-
elusive hotel In city, good hsat' parlori
dining room m connection fnodeTats
prioca. Phone osags 1905.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
rukELY PERSONAL
AUTOMOBILES

NroMoniiE. tou SALE u
FOR BALE E--ford delivery car with good
body, Phane osase 2lsS or 6ss.
1918 HUick touring car. In csosllen,
condition; run 5000 miles, n bargain
DsaHo tGbs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13

p,s trSs';heS Z TS' r. Tu; " p s.y II. ~ %',s
"a. 2s, ". 80. 81, 1899, January 1. :. ).
T. 8, Q. I, 1871 ~. Is ana IL.
1871, World Publishing Co, Publishers)
ORDINANCE NO. ans.
An Ordinance to apporion, ,evy ana
assess special taxes In payment Of the
cost OF constructing a sanitary sewer
In SEWER DISTRICT NO. 1885, As
created and established by Ordinances
No. 20tT and declaring an emergency
WHEREAS, In pursuance of tho pro.
visions OF the Charter Of the City of TULSA.
Oklshoma, and the statutes OF the state
Df Oklahoma, for such cases made and
provided. the said city did by Ordinance
No 2oT create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NO, 1876 and after declaring II
necessary to construct sewers In said
SEWER DISTRICT 40. lsE by the proyi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13
Why SUFFER
WITH tDLbF
TgRMiNAL HOTEL
At.tsI Hfru EEI

opposite Frsco station s,uam heated.
-trictIy modern. hotel bspt 10 summer
Sont az W. DO not depsu. On gas, running
hot aud cold water M all ro"'1H. free oath,
pisnty hrI ratrt end hoaI r.vunsst hUtal
In Tulsa. special .ira 81 "a week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13

III YOU are looking Tor IA bargain In
used ear, mere liz your chapce. must sell
my Nelio i've e-psascnget lgi7 model by
the 18th; nv. good tires and In gooi
running condition; price 1850. Ask for y,
a Eddlpgton a. tho Evans Howard Co.
or call at iG2a South Boulder, after . y,
IN, for demonstration
ron sALE--i9so Ford ocupc, 1850 cash:
leaving town. Can Usage Sis7 or s2s
South Lowis,
OSE rord spesdsler. 1900. seo Il at
ll3 South cheyenne
FOR SALE Used truck. i-ton. I. ton
truck and Ford touring car, also ono
for sale cheap Inquire Independent Pack
ing Co. ar call Or1gr 1913,
rOE NALE- New ouo-tou Ford truck,
driven lrsa than 500 miles Priced right,
Cail ~ W, second S' Wiil demonstrate.
GEr AUTO LICENSE at bsaessor's offiico.
county courthouse Is the place, Any
time. kcmHWbnf 10 gut apple alton 20
eariy, Mrs. rran nowlin. notary public.
ron SAIE--NeW DIdsuobilc touring car
and ono big dix seven passenger s,udr.
baker small payment down and balance
easy monthly payments, can a. 2id n.
0oston
FOR sALE usod rA-cyindor Studt.
hhk"r rpHhttsT. 1918 model. 500 Tor
quick snl". rhonc Ccdar 1881.
MUST SELL today. good running Ford,
400 Auto Parls Co. aus East Second,
1915 REQ -rvon- passenger, Al condition.
good paint; new tires. See % at iiS
south Cheyenne.
FORD SEDAN model, run less than
5000 $3.50 cash. Phono Cedar isa2,
FuH BALE, Ford touring good running
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13

BRADY 4 LORD general auto ropali,
Al work guaranteed. bet i4 tow your
rHr. Day BuI tIght utIN4gr. 1sHpo
sbl2. 2T Nurth Grant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13

BUICK OWNERS Who need r.ptir work
call Osig' cs5 all work flaruut.od.
Phelps Auto Repair as E. phud Sc
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LEGAL.


us',nx for Fear, Avenue
Caroline u. King 100 sIi 90
Y 1929 iHS a.
l." ~ n. Atnpson TOO itJ,5S
WOODW Am Park
pnstrE for rr~ri 4, snue.)
ssO' of " a115'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-13

DETROIT g.. 5lj Nico room, fur two
sir.s ampoycd Home privileges. Cedar
3Ji,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-26
CARPENTER HAS FANS GROGGY OVER ACTIONS
By MARVIN MCCARTHY

Champion Hopn skinned mile foong foong them reducing fans complete mystcaon the hy" of his training policy has been able to figure Dechamps hmsef the willy of the 
 policy which, him well he out to sort of championship which resting well the heavyweight pugist of the world.
 his battle with he will already doing he the about his training more serou than he s doing
 May Be Pooling Us
 doing his work behind outsiders, exactly he is scheduled training There's outside the of the working the big bit of publicity the Carpenter ghne activities Nothing itself Carpenter to try to pull Dempsey and the public probably the July heavy avorlte Carpenter what sleeve acknowledged that entirely to under developments during tn week will be with interest they figure how matters really
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-26
French Net Stars
 Won't Glue Up Wine
By Assoeiated Press

Paris, May 25.-It was said today that some of the best of the French players, including Suzanne Lenglen. who are slated for positions on the French Davis cup tennis team, might not sail July 23 for New York to com- pete in the matches, because they are afraid they will be unable to obtain in the United States the wine to which they are accustomed The fear was expressed that unless there was some assurance that the players could get their wine the French team which goes to the United States may be Of secondary calibre.
 William T. Tilden, the American tennis champion, apparently had en- tirely recovered today from yester- days attack of indigestion. In prac- tice Tilden was in excellent form. He defeated Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory in two sets and afterward won from the professional who beat him 6 set Tuesday, the score being 6-1. 64.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-26
5PORTS--- HOWARD WINS SERIES FROM PAINTERS SPORTS
FINALS IN BOYS
 CLUB MITT MEET

Albost 500 fight fans both big and small, attended last nights finals in the city newsboys' championship box ing tourney at the Boys clup.
 Good fights featured the card and the evening was livtly one for all who attended the entertainment
 Results of last nights finals fol- lows, the winners holding the titles in their respective classes until the next tourney is staged:
 45-ponud class: Henry Shephard de- feated Kid Jacquses.
 65-pound class: Paul Jones forfiet- Cd to Young Fluker.
 75-pound class: Max Prouty de- feated Buddy Kirk.
 S5-pound class: Pete Ssrron defeat- ed Kid Lott with a technical knock out in the second round.
 100-pound class: Steve Sarron de- feated John Laws; Claude Wilson for feited to Steve Sarron.
 110-pound class: Joe Malley defeated
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-26
KETONA VICTORIOUS
 OVER NEW CASTLE

Ketona, May 25.-(Special )-Ketona baseball team defeated the New Castle outfit here yesterday afternoon, to 4. Bryant and Trucks pitched we'll for the victors, holding New Castle to eight scattered hits. Five errors by their teammates helped New Castle score its four runs
 For New Castle, Parker and Hen dricks played good game afield, while Jernigan and Frankling played a gcod defensive game for the winners. At the bat, Troch and A. Bates starred. The game was marred by numerous errors by both sides.
 Score: R. H. E.. New Castle 100 001 200-4 8 Kctona Hi OPP 10s-S 12 5
 Batteries-Hanley Jacks and Bol- den; Bryant, Trucks and Bedow.
 Umpire-Nations:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-26
BAPTIST BALL TEAM
 DEFEATS METH0DISTS

The baseball team of the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church triumphed over the Woodlawn Methodist 1ine Monday afternoon on the depot cIamond. IS to [.
 The feature of the game was the hitting O. Lott for the Baptists, and the fielding of Suddeth for the Meth, odists. Lott got home run. three tase clout and a pair of two- baggers out of four times up. Suddeth accept ed nine chances at second without a be bble.
 The winners outplayed their rivals throughout the game.
 The Baptist boys have made a good start this season. winning two games out of two starts. 1 Score R. H. E. Methodist .,.... .030 0f3 000-7 8 6 Baptist ..... 310 033 71s-1s 20 8
 Batteries and Brown; Carrel, Lott and Harris.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-26
BULLDOGS SWAMP PAINTERS IN LAST
 CLASH OF SERIES
Kings Pitching and McLane's KeyStoning Feature One Sided ConteSt-SCore
 13 to
BY MAXWELL ALLEN

Five Panther pitchers were unable to turn back the Howard tide and the Bulldogs took the fifth and deciding game from the Pan thers by score of 13 to 1. The game was featured by Kings pitching and Towards slugging, which started in the first inning and lasted all of the way through the game. Though he did not accomplish his usual number of strikeouts, King hurled some great ball and had the Panthers eat ing from his hands all of the time.
 The game started with King pitching good ball and his mates giving him good support, that is with exception. With two men out and no one in the first, Greek Griffin, who was the whole Panther team, stepped up and caught one of Mr. Kings slants for a home run. which was the only tally the Partners were able to register.
 The Bulldogs also got busy with the stick in the first and three singles by Manasco' Drake and Brindley scored one run for the
 SLAUGHTER BEGINS
 In the second inning, both teams went ecoreless, but in their half of the third, Howard came back strong at bat and began to put the old across again. Manascor the first man up, made single and scored when Bud King hit safely after Drake and Brindley had gone out. Shelton Afford and Gaylord then hit in row and the Bulldogs xinished the inning with two runs the score then being to l.
 The next inning the Howardites were still hctive with bat, and Newman, McLane, Brindley and King hit safely, with the first three making runs which brought the score up to to in favor of MT. Marshalls little boys.
 In the fifth, all of the Bulldigs were working like demons and Birmingham was retired without anyone much getting a einell at first base. The boys from East Lake were not content to let their big bats remain idle, so after Shelton had brought Drake in with a three bagger, Afford Xvtepped up to the plate and poled out a home run and the score was 10 to 1. GRIFFIN ON MOUND N After this inning, Propst, who had taken
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-26
Thousands Have Stopped
 Their Itching with $. S $.

nous old herb remedy, for awhile. They found the impurities which caused their itching eliminated. and their blood enriched with millions of wholesome, red corpuscles.
 If you are afflicted with itching skin troubles, don't suffer the mad dening torture longer, but get a bottle of S.S.S. right away from your druggist,
 Start taking S.S.S. immediately, and if you would like expert in- dividual medical counsel, write detailed description of your case to Chief Medical Advisor, S69 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia. He will give it to you free.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-26

Many of the fiery, itching skin troubles that affiict humanity are due solely to disorders of the blood stream, and can be remedied only by correcting these irregularities.
 Itching affiictions of this kind should be treated only with medi- eines that drive from the blood those poisonous impurities that na- ture should have cast out, but has not Outside applications may as- suage the itch itself for awhile, but they do nothing for that which causes it.
 Thousands of skin sufferers have found their nerve-racking troubles esased after taking S.S.S., the fla
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-26
FIGHT RESULTS
JOHNNY WILSON HAS
 BETTER OF JOE CHIP

Detroit, May 25.-Johnny Wilson had the better of Joe Chip in a 1O-round bout here tonight, in the opinion of newspaper men at the ringside. Wilson was the aggressor all the way and seemed abIe to land on his opponent as he pleased while Chip was able to reach the middle weight title holder with but few effec- tive blows