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This is a studebaker year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
BASEBALL NOW IS UNDER
CRITICAL EYE OF PUBLIC
Players They Must Put Forth,
Best Efforts This Year.
BY United News.

CHICAGO. April 16.-'rhis season,
as never before In the history Of the
game. big league baseball players
have got to make good with the pub
lic.
Never before has any line OF ac-
tivity been ns closely scrutinizcd as
baseball will be this summer.
Tho fans, while fair minded and
hospitahly inclined. want 10 know
tina, the game is ON the square. and
IL is up to each player in the biz
leagues 10 prove that 1t is.
This is the message OF high COM
missioner *. NJ. Lands. To the play
crs of the National and American
Leagues.
II am only rookie In this enter
prise" said Lands. hut / think I
know psychology of human nature
an important task.
We have started the 1921 season,
and ! suppose cam say. literally
that never before in any line of hu-
man activity in this country. has any
! thing been scrutinizcd. and hy cX-
ncrt Judges. as Will baseball this
summer.
we know tina, players are going
I" miss balls and get caught off lrst
base TINS season as in the past and
we know that there will be men in
the Grand stand Who viii wink an eye
every time ono OF you do that.
bnt the Erca, majority OF the
sportsmcn. and they will soon sn,Ifr
out that sort of unrairncss and dc.
clic your case on It's merits
IN view of this wholly natural
a, uhti on part OF the baseball
fall. you have got To get out ,h"rc
and play the game as never bctnro
S'"ic oi you arc going to he disin-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
GOLF CAPTAIN ANNOUNCES
PERSONNEL OF HIS TEAM
lev Associntrdrrrss l

PITTSBURGH. PA. April IL Will
liam &. Fownes. Jr., OF palimou'. who
will captain the United States ANA
teur ,iOlii!nr team iha, VIII invade
Great Britain in quest uf the british
amateur ChampiouSh ANNOUNCED to-
day the personnel Of the team which
VIII sail from New York. April 30.
rs follows:
Charles Chick" Evans. Chicuro:
Francis Ouimei. Boston. Mass. Bobby
Jones. Atlanta: J Mood Platl. Phil
ahclphia: Freddie Wright. Boston:
Paul Hunter. san Francisco. Miss
Louise Elkius, Miss sarah Fowncs
ana Mrs ThurS;ou Wright. Pitts
hurch, ana William G. Fowncs. Jr.
According 10 Mr.. FowncS. :. David
son Heron, former champion. who is
now residing in Chicago. and T. w.
Whittcmorc. Of Boston, may also
make the trip.
MIR. E6wncs. in announcing the
personnel Of the team. said that he
may not tie able Ia compete in the
matches. due TO an ailmcnt OF his
shoulder.
Valentine Manlcy. Of oakmont. will
also make the trip with the Amer
leans, and may play in the cham
pionship, hut he viii not hc regarded
as a member of tho team. Marley.
who formerly resided in England.
has been giving the players the ben
eft of his knowledge OF conditions
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
CADETS REGISTER VICTORY
OVER VIRGINIA OUTFIT
V. VI. ]. Wins Diamond Battle mt
charlottesville by Score
of to 4.
VISITORS BAT sAvAGELY
Register Eleven Safe Hits or Tay.
lor's Delivery - Stuart, Ingram
and Saunders Hit Well for lex
ingtonianS.

CT AltioTTESNIL VA, April Ii.
lfy winning today's diamond battle.
I. To i.>Nirginia Military Institute reg
Stored IFS third straight victory over
virginia in major sports this session.
Thc tadrtS victory today Was :,
cican-cut one. Virginia was out
played in field and at bat Eleven
hits were garncrcd of TaNlor's de-
livery. including home run and a
d"uh!" by Captain Stuart. u triple by
INGRAM and a double by Saunders
-Four of tho five feature fielding
plays were made by tn" tadctS-Cap-
tain Stuarts catch Of Taylor's high
ly back Of third base running
catches of long fouls by Ryder and
Mann in tn" third inning ami Me
Milian's capture of Dunn'S long ny to
the running track. in deep right field.
Doubles by Saunders ana Stuart
gave the Cadets their first run At
tor two We're down in the fourth.
Page and Mcmillan walked. and both
registered on Lccch's single Saun-
dcrs was safe on Dunn'S Tumble. and
he and l.oech Tailed on Captain stu
arts drive 10 center. Stuart'S homo
run in the ninth scored Saunders. who
had walked. Prichard made beau
tifui one hand stop of Captain stu
arts liner in the sixth. lie tripled
in the seventh.
Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
C0L0RED CHAMPIONS Of
WORLD WILL PLAY HERR
Team Which Beat "Babc" I,uu
ami Carl Mays VIII Meet Brook.
IYn SIifInS

me Bachrach Giants, OF New Jo-
Soy. colorcd champion baseball MA,
ers OF the world. viii play a soric
or three games here ut Boulov,r,
fhrk Monday. Tuesday and Nyodnos
day, against the BrooklanJ Slidc,
me Slides are local players and ar
c"i"rod champions of the South
Last year the two teams cl,shcd :,
New York. the local team ionin,, ;,
the champions in AN eleven innin,
Eaine by the score of I to 3
Tho Bachrach nine has tho dis,;nc
tIon or defeating tho New Wi
''i"nts In 1919 before 1900 snn,,,
tors Last October, on Harris,
fic!d. they won from Babe" l.utb an,
carl Mays 10 Il capacity crowd N
nearly 10000 persons II was II, ~,
game 'ha. Cannon Bali" Dick RED
ding. who will pitch Mondays ram,
strnck out "Habc" Ruth three timcs
To see RcddinE and Itojo in nctiot
reminds one OF MnthcTson and Me-
crs. tn" famous battery OF the Ne,
York Giants. In their best form. IA al
man IL II star.
rho game Monday will he called "a
3:30. section Of the grands;an,
has been reserved for white patron,
Ample car service has been arrangc
for the occasion. James J Fry. man
aSer Tor the local team. announces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
PENN STATE RUNNERS
MEET CRIMSON TUESDAY

STATE COLLEGE. PA. April IL
The biggest home track meet ever
staged here will take place on Tues
day afternoon, when the Harvard
cindcf patch squad. thirty strong.
comes to state College 10 battle with
Bill Martins Nittany aggregation.
with the students askin,; for a holi-
day that afternoon so that they can
he on hand 10 root for their team.
and with interest aroused for miles
| around over the prospects Of seeing
the Crimson team I'm action. TUESDAY
afternoon promises to be gala oc-
casion at Penn State.
Harvard will undoubtedly he fay-
orcd to win the meet, for IN. New
EnGlanderS are bringing their fun
team with them and are known Ia
possess great strength. However
MARTINS men have been working
faithfully since their return from tho
| southern trip and they viii he In
| the best OF shape to push the visI
| tors To the limit. In fact the
| students arc confident that Captain
| DcmminE ana hts mates will carry
or the victory. hut IL they do. /,
must be admitted that the result will
be in the nature OF AN upset
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
cadets HAVE TWO-:PO|NT
MARGIN WHEN MEET ENDS
Affair Proves Closest. and Most IN
citing Ever Staged ut
Harrisburg.
TWO RECORDS ARE BROKEN
Carrcntcr, of Tech, Skaters 'a'c-
lin Throw-SummcrS. '. vi. l.
Entrout. SETS New Mark in shot
pm-rcCh Weak in ptshcs.
TWO RECORDS ARE HKokEN

,.,I- .TlrpE tprll TO-
80; 81 ~ NJ iiiiary Institute defeated
Ni.E III" TTi h,.,c today. "a To -.
,,,,i,,l Track meet
az Mold INC lrad hv a slight
VI :, ~ fnur forty ia n.
n'nrE 'XlIyonI,,nr,, ana i5rittingham. the
MhIn H "%g ,,r," ,bro,,sh i'm grand
rt,,ln ayd landed mrs, and second
,.jsros rms gave the locals a one
~, rnI, want. Scumaus winning
~ ."' r"''
- ,,,o,.i, records we're
lWn SVM .,r. ,n5aH The tirst in the
shot pNt ny Hu, mn ii5ySyin thrown by
TIE StC"lH IA IN -
tarpenler, oi Ha,siih,, n had won his
SM,nnTrs,, mot amathar throw OF tho
SlHtee n pounH s""r IN INN Tbn : a
forty, thr's 49, scvrn inches.
reg9FI III ."IlI NJ virrin,a
heid 10y n''fAe'' oi 100
fee, eish, ara one,hali i ia,in". n Th1
record j. l5e feet seen inCn.s' hc,I I
sa carps9,er ais. - eH ,nmcrn m' fba
jump.
Tech Loses In DNshc>'
-es; events, the cG,n,gWry and the 5 22e
d. ,. Sm;ih, Of V NJ. l. won e"eh
From the woy Summers and. Car
Do1t"r performed h"r" TO-DAY, was
oQsuly predicted that they Viii car
= thci- events Al the South Atlantis
meet a. Georgetown Fled next month
.asta 81 ShinE mex records
Seamaus. Of y. NJ /, was high gun
today with tfteen points The meet
was one ~ the fastest and most cN-
s,itins eyer siassd on Miles Field.
Tho visitors showed excellent coach,
Ing and exhibited better all-round
strength than the Techs. IN" meet
last year vas tie-un with SlNty1
three all score. Scamaus displayed
grand form today, and Snatchcd vic
tory for MS team by ms excellent
Yaulting in the closing event
summary: l0o-yard daSh-Sm smith
tN. VI. -. Birmingham CTcch). Kane
CN. NJ. -; time. 10. Mile rnn-EGw-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

The Junior Athletic League opened
it's season yesterday afternoon when
South Side Athletic club defeated the
Highland Park Athletic Club by th'
score of 1 to -. in contest which
was called before i've ana onc-ha!t
innings of play had been completed.
All the other scheduled games were
postponed because of rain.
But for the sudden downponr OF
rain, a different story OF Yesterday :
battle would b. told. At the end OF
the fifth inning. the score stood I"
. in favor Of the south Size aES Ir-
CATION But when the SKIN session
was started. the lads from the lhnd
Of mud and car wrecks, suddenly
took a new lease on HE. RcaliZ!n :
that a few more runs would turn inc
tide of battle. they wadcd int" inc
offerings of Davis and by the time
one man was out three runners nat"
crossed the pan. -,
And then il raincd. according TO
the rules of the game. the score re-
vcrtcd back TO the standing AZ the
end of tho NTH inning. Win Il
whoop of JOY. the South Sidcrs re-
allied that they had won the CON
test.
The feature of the game was the
pitching of Davis. Of the victors.
Without allowing a single hit ne
compelled eight of the. opposing
batsmcn to swing their bats wildly
in vain attempt 10 connect with
the sphere.
The South Side team will nc fur
Their strengthened when Kahn, sharp
and sutton. star players for John
Marshall High School. get into the
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

The Church Hill Bank team defeat
ed the Jones Bros. nine on tho Full
ton diamond yesterday in a game
which was halted by rain at the end
of the sixth inning. The bank team
won the game in AN uphill battle by
the score OF : to 4.
Manager Whitlow. of Church Hill
Bank. wishes to get in communica-
tion with all the members OF his
team. Whitlow may be reached by
calling Madison 6SlO-J.
This game Was the only contest
staged in the Central League. Every
thing was in readiness for the OPEN
ing Of the circuit. hut overcast skies
caused ono OF the scheduled games
To be postponed carly. while the other
was called because OF downpour Of
rain.
Yesterdays score: Il. II T..
tones lirNS DIX Ooh--l >
Church Hill Bank 100 lis II o
Batteries: euro and Cooper; Wal
ton and NiSslcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
WEST VIRGINIA ATHLETES
ARE PRACTIClNG DAILY

MORO ANTOWN. April 16-Captain
George IGll. Kennedy. Hartman
knutti. Smith. White and Bicrcr arc
Coach Cartmcll's hest bets for tho
West Virginia relay team that will
face Colgate. Michigan Aggics Maine
fOrdha IN and other teams at the Penn
relays
Cartmcll expects them to beat the
1920 teams time for the mile Row
ley ana Watkins. who were on the
relay team last year. are no longer
available, aud Hin and Kennedy. who
We're the other two men on the team
are maxi ing another strong bid
Hartman, knutti and White earned
letters in other events last spring
while Hicrcr and Smith are the most
promising OF the new men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

First ,nccs-rnaiien ,we,year;;SSld colts
Lent. iis tAmbroscj, $3.50. ST, second ;
Excuse Me. lie. Johns,on). So. third.
himar. consul. Zcai" '',' rsddy Il. and and wli
liam \ also ran u.ent and Good Times
Second racs-;hreS -y'.ar-olds and ny;
T 1ssbwns, x griSnsop Man 90
carpso, Il5 ttSccuinssi, ssi6o, sic, second:
INDIAN. ~ tJohns@nt. :S.so. ,hilrd. Thine.
Morning Face. Queen Isabel. iIcmlock. or
leans Cir. Navajo. P.waukcc. !. Enjol"Ur.
Third rncc--threc year olds; N" chester
purse: hyo and half furlong.-Sailiug Il.
arsai. iS% }AmiG;r'oSse{ 81! 50. ss7S, ssssond
some Baby. loo tRic"l. 81 third Time,
Ross r. Curfcw our Boots, Arrat and
Marie NJ. also ran.
/ keny $50 lBulwelD. $3.50. $40, 81. won;
siar Voter, iiic ttRoirpueSi. 81. mira
Tine. III 10. Or. SCla,F SANITY iiS"i
ran CBMly Kelly and STA: Voter couples
FIN racc-four-y" year -olds and up; the
Tintop purse; one mile and seventy yards
$50. Won; rippity Wite ii. ,raFrIns
{@al, ss@o s.s9,. sseoni; TOT" mt MoTaEFoIi
Mock orange. r'i!bhcr'y ciihbe,, I.cviathar
"nl fT"s'"mn H tS,,r nm yi!;r.o,s. an. mn
sixth Fit''--l our '''i' -hlHS ~
claimuE:. .on@ mil" ana ,>iHt|"nih-Sta'
Realm. ia Clg"i. - "a. Si6U. Siio, Won
Madrc r. III CRodriru"n, $40. So"
second Roi-t.rcr, 9" 'All"nl. $3.50, .hiri
Time l:i7 2-S Pastoral Swain. Widow
i}cduti- WnodthrHsE. sunny i'm an,
D.Nl, carroll al-, Gnu
S.vrifh rar,-tuur- N"ar-oldS ana up
claiming: cnr mile and fur!unr--Nn'
,l.ncire, sN throgh"l ssi.2o Si...e. SLY
won. Ma'hcr lUs iiT"gorNt, - 80. S,'.'u
seroil,l, AustraI. il2 Myers. S.To. third
Time. 1883 3-5 li"mhnS'. I"r"n1 Moss
Katie Canal. Enilh!rd. She D'N.l ana i"H
Connolly also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
American Marathon
Will Be Run Tuesday
LHv Associntcd press. l

BOSTON. April 16.-The Amer
lean Marathon. the country's lead
INK road race. which will be run
again over the twenty-five miles
Of hill and fiat from Ashland to
this city next Tuesday. will have
an entry list almost as large and
quite as representative as in the
many runningS OF other years. The
list as announced today by the
I'"ston athletes contains seventy
four names. Among them are sew
cral previous winners.
Several Grccian runners. follow
countrymcn OF PhefdipidcS. whose
race from the plains OF Marathon
10 Athens with Il military mes
sage. is comfncmoratcd by the
event. have, entered. at their head
is Peter TrivoulidcS. of New York.
who won last year. From Canada
comes Edouard Fabre, former
Snowshoc champion oc Montreal.
and Alfred Rodgers, OF Halifax.
From tn" marine corps. q. t. Bag
by and G. \. Carr are entered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

hard balls. for fear that you may
miss and look bad.
II want to tell you that the only
thing the public won't stand is the
ball player who won't take chances.
The outsider who would mutilate
the cruciiiN to win u bet. has got tD
he kept out Of baseball. | know that
THIS outside influence has less In
iluencc In the game today than 1t
has ever had.
1T Is up to you men to see that
mere ~ nothing on the inside to mar
the faith OF the public In you"
Lands warned against Gran shoot :
ing and other gambling on the clubs
lie also branded as n falschood n ru-
NOR mat he would have spy on
every club.
That and all other rumors like il
are tomrnyrot." he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
SPORTS:
Blue Law Extremists
Are Given Sudden Jolt
IRv United Ncwsl

NEW YORK. April l6.-iluc law
extremists, attempting 10 prevent
the running Of the junior metro
politan croSs-country and senior
cross country championships races.
both amateur events, because II is
intended to hold them on sunday.
April a. ana sunday. May /. have
been turned down HAT by Park
Commissioner iicnncssy, of the
Bronx.
Tho New York sabbath commit
tee asked that the permits hc re-
voked. Th" commissioner replied
that the purpose Of the park do
partmCnr was to get the people
out Of the tenomcnts and offices
on sunday.
"Othcrwise," he said. Tets close
the parks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
KlNGhN NINE LEADS
MEAT PACKERS LEAGUE

KinEan's "Rcliablcs" in tho Meat
Packers baseball League continued
their brilliant playing last week by
taking a game from the Wilson club
by a Shut-out.
"Pat" ArmitaEc, Eineans youthful
recruit. has pitched two games and
allowed three hits for the both. not
a man has reached third base as
yet. while the whole EinEan team
has been batting at a 300 clip.
Swift took q game from tho Nor
ris team. which is fast getting in
better shape to give battle to the
Their clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
DUESENBERG SIGNS PULLEN
TO PILOT ONE OF HIS CARS

lNi'INNAroLlS. Aprn iG.-Frcd
l'H"S"hpvrs, one Of the hest known
racing automobile engineers of the
Jay Was ia Indianapolis this week
completing ARRANGEMENTS for the en-
"l -FOUR l'ucScnh"rg cars to com
q, me indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Monday. May 30
MI ilu"scnhcrr announced that Ed
~ "i'tn' or hy shoe" fame. had
"r'n CHOSEN as one Of the pilots 10
Fuid" the d.stinics OF one ear of his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
French Hummer. Arrive

NEW YORK. April ia team ',
best collegiate runners in f'r;nc
picked from a number OF uniYcrsi;ic
arrived here today on the stcnmsti
France, TO compete in the Universal
OF Pennsylvania relay carnival a
Philadelphia on April 1890. TIL
athletes were welcomed by "a dclcga
ton OF students from the Gnivcrsit
Of PENNSYLVANIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
>mrricun polo Team rlays Game.

LONDON, Nuril l6.-The Nm"rital
polo team. composed OF 6: {. Hum,
s.y. r. Hitchcock. J. ". Webb and
X. T.. S;rawbrid,:c. played It's first
practice game at Sunhury today. de
f"Htin.s scrub team. which INCLUDED
TIA" American. l.. Il. Stoddard, by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
ch,r,uinns retain Titlc.

NEW YORK, April ld.-Jay Gould
AMI Joseph ". Wear. Of i'hilad"!rhla.
today retained their national amateur
court tennis doubles championship,
title by defeating Joshua crane ana
George Fearing. of Boston 6-i'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
STANDING OF CL,rns.

WHERE THEY PLAY SATURDAY.
Jones Bros. w. Church Hill, mt Full
ton.
Virginia Hallway and Power COM
pnny w. Eagles, ut Byrd Park.
MON Envelope Company vs.. Lib
crty Council. mt South Side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

s|'-VI z ny 4IIIIIII-N. tt.
\. NJ. |. 90 400 On2-7
Nirr mia ..........O o0 Gao 2OO-j
summary: Two base hits-Saun-
d"rs, Stuart. Parrish. Three base
hits Ingram. rrichard Home run
stuart stolen hascs-S Saunders, Sex
ton CO., Carver. Parrish. Taylor Base
on b"IIs-ofi Paec. ., off Taylor. 4.
Left on hascs>sGr NJ l.. .: Virginia. :.
lit H. pitched hall-parriSh. Struck
out 10y Page. 2: by Taylor. . Time
OF game hours. Umpirc-Wcstcr-
VILE Virginia T..aGuc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17

Where They PLAY Next SnturunS.
Gintcr Park Al Highland Park.
Church liill al Virginia y. {.
Boys Club at South Side y. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
LEAGUE OPENS
WITH ONLY ONE GAME
Church Hill Bank Defeats Jones
Brothers, 8 to i-Rain Causes
POStpOncmcnt.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Church liiii Bank, y; .Jnncs BroS., 8.
tothcr games called; rnin.D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-17
JUNIOR BASEBALL SEASON
BEGINS WITH ONE GAME
Davis Pitches No-Iiit Game When
South Side Defeats High
land Park a. &.
RICHMOND NOR ATHLETIC
I,E<S.t r..

soutb Side 4. c.. {: Highland
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
NEW ELECTRICITY
RATES AT HOLLIS

Oklahoma City. March 15-The cor
poration commission has granted an
increase in rates to the Hollis Light
and Ice Company Of Hollis on the
ground that existing rates were so low
that the company could not give
good service to It's patrons and con-
tinue TO operate without a loss. The
commission order states that the net
earnings Of the company, for the year
1920. amounted only TO $550S6 without
taking into consideration any return
on the investment or allowance FOR
replacing damaged or worn parts OF
the machinery. The old rates were IL
cents per kilowatt hour for current
from one to 20 kilowatt hours and
slightly lower charges for larger con-
sumers. The new rate granted by
the commission is is cents per kilo-
watt hour for the first 20 kiiowatt
Dours used per month graded down
ward in price according 10 the guam
tity OF electricity used.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
RAILROAD RATES EXTENDED
BY TIE COMMISSION

Oklahoma City, March l5.-The cor
poration commission has issued an
order extending in force until June
l, 1921, most OF the freight and pas
senger rate increases put in effect by
the commission on September 4, 1920
as 10 rates within the state TO meet
the 35 per cent increase ordered by
the interstate commerce commission.
The extension of rates was granted
following a hearing in Oklahoma City
at which the Oklahoma Shippers as
sociation and the Oklahoma Traffic
association joined the railroads in re-
questing that existing rates remain
in force until June /. Without action
Of the commission the rates would
have reverted on March 10 to those in
effect before the S5 per cent increase
was applied.
The commission however refused 10
extend the increase as applying TO
several commodities including build
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-16
MRS. COOPER SAYSIT'S
GRANDEST ON EARTH

get out of the house and had to spend
most of my time in bed.
"Well, Tanlac soon relieved my
troubles and built me up to where
life was worth living again and IL
has been my standby ever since.
keep Tanlac in the house all the time,
and when l feel myself getting a little
rundown it soon has me feeling fine.
will always bless the day this grand
medicine came my way. 1t rapidly
restored my strength and energy after
l had the 'flu two years ago. / hon
estly believe it is the greatest medi-
cine in the world"
Tanlac is sold in Ardmore by Grav-
1T Drug Co. in Healdton by Smith
Mcknight Drug Co, City Drug Store,
in New Wilson by City Drug Store, in
Pooleville by l.. o. Majors, City Drug
Store, in Lone Grove by Heflin Drug
Co,-Adv.