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NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHAR
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BONOUGN OF DROOKLYN,

Abtahs ma sttruA, Inc, fulton st. Tale. only.
conzen. a.. !sa Grand St Tel; soi5 s,ass
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K,ngs,on, tspa Fulton y. Tsos Bcdfc. Repairs
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Schhaf, tn5 Fiatpu-h av. Tel. p5fn Sterling.
scnebler. T.. al wyckoff av Tvi. 1887 Evrrn
slcse. $40 Flushing sv. Tel. fsis S,aEs.
sprunx.2Tsi At,sStic ~. Tel. 5s7s Gienners
OUT or TOWN.
Wsss.sar. 1 n.,iT Hack'ssh Ffx.rc. w .Hoboxss
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An warranted horses sold subject 10 trfsi
up 70 noon Saturday.
Money bnck then ~ animal proves otner
~" MAIN orrTcE. iss EAST rsrH sr.
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Jamaica Entries.

Firet Race-Maiden t~o-year-oids and
three-year-olds, non-syinnefs this year, other
than selling; five and a half furioues: y
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
AkADEMIE SOkOLA
CLEVELAND.

We prospech fondu pro Wy
slani borc1 ma vsesokolsky
slet do Chicago, pofada zitfej-
81 ned6le Sokol Cleveland We
sve telocvicne ma Quincy Ave.
Akademii S programem 0 16
cislech, V kterem zastoupen bu
de Zpev, deklamace, hry, tan
ce i telocvik. PoTad jest velice
pestry a neni pochyby, re Ii
ira mnohy spoji zabavne, tim
re vyslechne program, uzi-
tecnym, tim re rozmnozi fond
urteny, aby nasi bylo Chica-
gu CO nejpotetn6ji zastoupeni.
Ma programu nachaZime e.
slo posledni, phi kterem budou
cviciti sokolove ma bradlech v
"zenskych satech", doufame,
ze jest to chyba povstala ne
dopatrenfm, jelikoz by podob
ma "produkce" sotva prisp6la k
vaznosti naseho sokolstvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
NkF S,y'SNNJS,
VELKA AMERICA PoTfz.

Zacpa lie iednoa velkych
americkych potizi. Pfitin je
'mnoho. Pfilis. mnoho sezeni,
kazdodenni chvat, ienz nam
Inedovoluje venoyati dosti 6asu
na lunc a ob6d, nevyzvne po-
krmy, ledove napoje a iin6 pfi
ciny mali ma sv6domi onu "nei
obecn6jSi potiz naSich dnd. :
Ale ma st6sti name t6z velkJ
americky lex. Trinerovo Hork@
Vino Jest jeho jm6no. VyGisti
vnitfnosti a soucasne je posili;
Inavratf chut' k iidlu a pomaha
traveni. lest hodno nejv6tsj
dGv6ry i phi nechuti k iidlu.
boleni hlayy, neryose a jinych
nepofadcich zaludku. Vyrobci,
neSetri zadne namahy, ably u
spokoiili sv6 zakazniky co nej~
Ilepo. Cistota, nem6nitelna jed
'notnost a neivytecneiSi iakost
.vsech Trinerovych l6kd isou "a
Iruceny Ikuste Trinerovu An
geliku Hofkou, Trineruv MiYni
tel kaSle nebo TrinerGv Lini-
ment, Trinerdv Antiputrin, =
vysledek Vas naplni poteSe-
min! Vas l6karnik neb doda-
vatel lekd ma vsechny tyto Ie-
ky ma sklade. --sJoseph Triner
Company. l3335t5 s. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, fll.
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gsR,.5 II u ~ ~ Il ~
UP N + nj.

V pondsli dne 2. kvetna '
8 hod. vecer, kona Sc v Cos.
Mar. SIM ma Broadway du-
lezita schuze, ma ktere uied-
many budou predbezne pra-
ce ma upominku popravy
"CesIsych Panu'' Zadaji Sc
ysichni, do pffpravneho w
boru Cd ustrednich teIes zvo
leni, by Sc dostavili. Tez te-
lesa, ktera dosud vybor 81
nezvolila, necht' jsou slcast-
nena vyslanim sveho pred
sedy neb tajemika.
Ia nistni Sdruzeni Svazu
Svobodomyslnych
POH. MARK. tai.
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VRELE DfKY.

Pod dolmem pocty ktere nam dosta'o uspo
fadanim pfateske Zabavy minuv 6tyrtek, u prile-
zitosti chystaneho naseho odjezdu do stare gIasi
vysloviJem tmto vsem pr&te6m, sousedum zna-
mym nasn milym rodicGm sestram IA pfchyl-
most nam v6novanou tax upTimnym zp1soben pro-
Ievenou, nase neskonale dlky. D6kujeme Vam, dra-
II pfatele, "a pamatni darky "a vsechnu pfiehyl-
most Vasl nam, S uJistenm, re vzdy mile budem
vzpomnati ma chve kruhu VaSem profit Ma
dychanku tomto Sc podeli rodiEe r. a TT. Havra-
mex, sestry Marie Lorenz Bozena Santrucek, sva-
krove Bozena Kratochvil a pani Marie Nenfetek
Josefa Sttepka Bart M. Nemecek, 81. A. Spaeek
pf. Marova, Sulcova, Treksler, Rejmanova, Siaba
Capkova, Matuska, IL. Kucera, NovodvorsHa, Nj.
Naprstek, A. Popstan Graft.
Avlastni dix ct. kuchafkam "a upravtnf j.
del pani Anne Bartl dojemny proslov ode
vzdanf darku. Vzdy vdecni
FRANK MARIE HAVRANEKa a syn.
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Pri rigorosech.

"Prosim vas, pane kolego,
jak to delate, re u vas temef
vsichni kandidati leti?"
"Docela jednoduSe. Ptam Sc
jich proste po vecech, nichz
sam ni6eho nevim".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30

"Tvrdite tedy, re jste spa
chal sv6i Gin V affektu".
Il kde pax, tam jsem ami
Eebyl, byl jsem pouze V jidel-
ne".
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|. SI.ET SOKOI5kE OBCE
AMERICkE W Chicago
1921. PR!JEDOU!
Poeeiss Eeshostovensk6 OBJ
ce So',ol&ke te sletu Sokolske
Obce Anne, ike .5Glenna de-
legace. - SIOUX. - ucastnici
sokclsti k nasenu si'etu.

GeShOsiOteilShell pOKOlSbNa,
.pfiiedou, ably brali beast ma
hasi Olympiad6. Ohromne fl
.nancni pfekazky znemoznuji,
byehom mohli pfivitati 0 So
kolskych svatcich v6tsi pocet
bratfi, ale i tax okrejeme po
jich boku a nabereme novych
'sil k dalsfmu zapoleni o cisto-
tn cest myslenky Tyrsovy.
Nenalezame, ami SLOW, bychom
mohli vyjadfiti svou radost,
bychom mohli dati prttchod
sVym cit0m. Pfiiedou k nam ii
neidrazsi, jiz tax tezce nesli
porobu sveho naroda, iiz proci-
till a prozili nejhorsi utrapy
rakouske persekuce. Kez s nj
mi vrati Sc k nam ten jary III
vot, necht' Zavane vanek oprav
dove bratrske kazne a lasky.
Poselstvo matky vSech SokolG
ze Zlate matky Prahy necht'
zastane mas vice ukaznenymi a
nadsenejsfmi, nez nyni. Otevre
me Jim sya srdce, by poznali,
re i pres vesker6 pfekazky zu-
stavame verni sokolskemu pra-
poru, zGstavame verni vznese-
ne mySlence a re nehodlame
svych idealG Sc nikdy vzdati.
Ufednf zprava, vydana G. O.
S., mi nasledovne.
Sokolstvo americke pfipra-
vuje Sc k sv6mu prvnimu sle-
ia V Chicago Y druhe polovici
srpna. Cd sjednoceni Narodni
Jednoty Sokolske zupy
Fuegner-TyrS nekonal Sc do
sud slet spolecny. VAlka Zasa-
hla do zivota jednot sokol-
skych daleko rusiveji, nez by
tuSiti mohl vzdaleny pozoro-
vatel. v dalsif1aA liei zahrani6-
nj praci osvobozovaci, umoz-
'nenf VII. sletu vSesokolskeho V
Praze a konci odstavec slovy :
Mono toho Zapomenouti?
A proto vybor C. o. S., kdyz
mu byla sdelena zadost Sokol-
ske Obce Americke, aby c. O.
is sdcastnila Sc /. sletu ameri-
ckeho, jednomyslne rozhodl.
ze:Vypravl4do Chicago petit
clenne poselstvo, jez die moz-
nosti naVstiYI i. iina vyznacn6j-
81 strediska sokolska Ameri-
ce, ably bratrims projevilo
Vd6Gnest nasi "a jejich praci
pro naSe osyobozeni a mas slet,
ujistilo je upfimnou oddanosti
naSi a nabidlo svou spolupraci
pro veliky ukol, ktery predse-
vzalo 81 Sokolstvo Americke !:
|spojeni co nejuzsi Sc Sokol-
stvem We stare vlasti. Krone
t6chto officielnich zastupca C..
@. S. bude mono pfipojiti Sc
k vyprave j bratrim z jednot
"a podminek, jez budou sdele-
ny.
Bratri americti sestry u
moznili svou podporou a ob6-
tavosti mas slet, z ovoce sleto-
veho sklizeii timto rozhodnu-
TN vyboru c. @. S. prvni uzi-
TEX. Sletu Sokolske Obce Ame-
ricke zdar".
Tot ufedni zprava c. @. S.
A jak my ma nj odpovime?
Zvysenou cinnosti zaujetim
cele sve duse pro slet! Po dlou-
hem odloucenf sejdou Sc Ease
rodni bratfi pod hv6zdnatou
vlajkou svobodne republiky "a
mericke, ably dokumentovali
pred celym svetem, re co srd-
ce poll, more nerozdvoii. Slime
A velik6 bude Sokolstvo, bude-
Ii kraceti V slepejich svych "a
kladateln. Silny a nerozborny
celek bude jasnym majakem
pro vsechny, jiz tapaji We
tmach. Vzhhru k cile praci, ku
zdaru sletu! z vychodu prize |
dou hoste, necht' najdou nasi
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Muzztisrn, z {
kterfii jsou
-
neniOcnf!
L.ekarstvi a eIektrrii
ma We spoieni.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu Sc
'nepodarilo vas vyleciti, Chef
pouze, abyste piisli Ike mne a
poradili Sc sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pujdete k jinemu lekafi.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Ne
.bude-li mozno vas vyl6citi,
Teknu yam lined. Ucinim yam
vyhovuiici splatky.
L6tenl: vSechny nemoci ner-
vove, krevni, koznf, chronicle
a RUNE nemeci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine mimi
spojene neduhy, ztratu pane
ii, kamenky (bez fezanD, bo,
laky yredy, zv6tsene mandle
otravu krye, pistele,
rheumatism a vSechny muzske
nemoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-30
MODERNl MALOVANl
BARVENi BYTU

a vSeho dfeva We vnitr olejo-
YOU barvou a varniSovani. ja-
koz i natfrani domd, zaruce-
nymi barvami, pfi dobre praci
a levnych cenach, vykonava
]. F. K Z / Z Elk
malir a nateraG, mnoholety, We
stare vlasti vyuceny odbornik,
2I24 w. AZ. UL.
Staci, kdyz mn6 zaslete po-
Stovni listek aneb priied'te
Clark Ave. nebo Lorain karou.
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WHAT A WOMAN
SHOULD Do, WHEN SHE
IS WEAK AND NERVOUS
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN HAVE SUR.
PRISINCLY INCREASED THEIR
STRENGTH, ENERGY AND ENDURANCE
IN TWO WEEKS IIME BY THIS SiMPlE
EXPERIMENT.

on account OF the terrible weak
moss. nervousness and alarming
symptoms which are often pro-
duccd 10y iron starvation X tho
blood, the sufferer frequently never
suspects the real cause OF her trou-
bio hut thinks she has some other
ailmcut. As "A result of iron StarVn-
tom YOU may suffvr from headaches,
dizziness. shortncsH of breath or heart
palpitation, pains across tho hack, loss
of memory, weak viii power, melancholy
or tho blues" disturbed digestion, loas
of appetite. slecpless nights night sweat
ana 60 In such cases d1 not walt
untH you so all to pieces ana CullapHs
In a stat. Of nervous prosttatiun. but eat
more spinach and green vegetables and
take organic iron ike Suyated Iron win
them for "a while and SEQ what ar
ference Il makes. But be sure the iron
you take is organic iron ana not metallic
iron which people usually take. Metallic
iron is iron Just as II comes from the
action Of strong hcIds on small pieces of
Iron. while organic iron like NuTated Iron
Is like the iron In your blood and like
tho iron in spinach. lontils and apples.
Bcwar. Of substitutes. Look for the
name "Nuxated' on every package and
tho letters n. I. on every tablet. Your
money will be refunded by tho manufac-
turers II you do not obtain perfectly sat
isfaotory results, For sale BY all drug
rists.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23
Interesting visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs William Allen
White and son, Mr.. william Lind
say White, and Mr. and Mrs. w. w
T.nney and son. Mr.. Honald Finney
ali @. Emporia, Kan, will arrive
T.esday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j.
~ Gillette and Mrs. Silvia Nation
h the Gillette home on Terrace
tye. Mr. White is editor Of the
t'mporia Gazette and Is also equally
as distinguished as fiction and
magazine writer. Notable among
his novels are "a Certain Rich
Man" and "1n the Heart OF a
Pool" His son, Mr.. william Lind.
tay White, IS n student of Harvard
university Young Mr.. +inncy has
recently graduated from Cornell
university.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23
HOW MANYCARDS?

Hopkins. So Won hid this woman
whom we wrro after Eer the othcr
night did Won o"
"Ycs. sir. and ia do n nraipl'
The lltAr crcnturr fla,ed nm and
denly. she mover laid , fiug,, ON
nnvhudv'a inUrlrv. ond "a f1r ,rris.
INK Nr. mn ~ shootiur thet man
why. he vls homo from "a I',Ic IVA 81
II o'clock Thursday uifht uutl near.
IS three I'm tho moruinri Thnt's what
f'vo como down h,rr tn ION Won
and ! don't care yyn,, Won DO to
mr FOR hrlplur Mrs uui'
$50 Won Know .h, .ho1 skinned NOR
bail. dId ,ouo" asked ,no inspcctor.
"Hpt tIu rridt,. MIGHT hnt n
vouldlIt have made any ditfor,rrr
to me. she was mo- thIpf. mo- matt,r
what that rich family snil about
her Pm working extra uIrhts,
making a wedding dress for unr ~
in' girls lu the uc,ghhorhuHd aud !
ram uut of vh.to SIN thread on
'N"It'"V nIfhD went around +"
u t''Ir Sh"p ON InIld avenue Iha'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23
Horrors of Bad Blood

"Al maladlos OF rauhiug torture
qualms. joint TaclSing rurung. fierce
catorrhs, stone and ulcer 'nHIC paugs.
marasmus, dropsiUs, asst mas, pInlug
atrOphy. wpplpg meI7uruu|It, moon
struck madness, what rrIsrrirs H''---
Milton. This Is the state Of man mr. WON
an suffering from poisoned blood, The
ingredients entering into "Muudonhall g
Number i0' are set down iu the {. $.
blspcnsatory and other authoritative
books as follows Employed 30 diyeases
.f tho giaudu'ar syHtel Iu chronic blond
poisoning. rheumatism. CaiarTh. Cuus'lpa-
ti"n, diseased liver, kidneys and spleen.
Removes the cause Of disease hy stImu-
lsting the removal OF waste products from
the system. In eczewa, b0ils. cNcbunales
and skin eruptiOus usually the first T-u-
edy prescribed" Made by j. - Mcndru-
tan, Evansville, Ind. 40 years dug
gist.
sold by Hamilton & Wetzel Dag Store.
AS West Nlnth. 23l6 East Admiral
-AdVt.
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IN rctroSpoctun through the account
of the thrft which Mrs. Crcveling
had r.ycu him. That sho herself had
,onsplrcd with her husband to make
away with hor own Jewels and place
the blame upon the girl was un-
thiukuhle, but that Crcvciing might
have abstractcd them from the Jewel
c1sc In the temporary absence of
both mistress and maid WAS another
matter.
iut surely, In spite ot his part
urr's statement M 10 the ehrinkagc
81 his capital Crovcllng could not
havo boon brought go low finan-
rhlly that he must stenl his own
Wifoa thinkicts. Then sud
den Thought halted McCarty in tho
middle ~ busy street, TO the I'm.
mlnout danger Of hts neck and tho
wrath OF the traffic policeman.
urged - action by the honk OF
motor horn fust behind hia ear, he
sprnug mechanically FOR the curb
aud continued his way as though
iu % dazc.
Crovclur had opened the jewel
caso when no took II from tho safe
tu rivo 10 tn his wife and sho had
mentioned That SIR intended to have
tho stones reset almost Immediately,
hul ~, had tried 10 digsuhdo her
fRpm doing so. IInd his disapproval
hA"u merely because their antique
artting appealed 80 hla artistic sense,
ns Mrs. Crevoling said. or had he
another reason? We're tho stones In
thu9o old scttlnga the samo ones
which she had placed In his charge
ouS fcw davs hcforc7
Thrro was another problem, too,
iu MaCnrtya mind, which bore moro
directly ON the murder, but he thrust
n for the moment aside. Hc had
fclt from the start Of tho investiga-
tlun that Illll held possible koy TO
tho mystery II only he could be per-
suadcd to apcnk, would he break
silence now n ho might thereby snve
his wife from going to trial?
Whou tho former valet was ush
crcd into hi1 presence At the Tombs
McCartv boamcd at him In n guile
,ess, friendly manner.
. Continued Tomorrow. ..
Robert \. McIIirlicy
Funeral Director c-i s. Main
Phone Osage 1885 Advt.
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Personal Mention

Mrs, Agnes Millard of Pawhuskn
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Hi
ION Greer, having arrived sunday
afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Rex S. Walker and
Mr' and Mrs. Stanley T. Hisey ar
rived Sunday from Bella Vista
Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy
rave returned from a visit to ChiCa-
Washington and other eastern
yants.
Mrs, Charles Bell Shapard Of
IaWnee, Okla, spent the past s.
nhd with her parents Mr., and Mrs,
"'oer, l.. Downing.
Mt and Mrs. T. 9. Skeen and
s.Ss Mary Skeon are at Eureka
springs, ARK, for a short period,
- Mr and Mrs. J. Burr Gibbons and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23
birthday Celebration.

4 very pIeasaut affair was en-
!oyed Tuesday evening when a
group OF friends gathered In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Ware
FOR a surprise party in honor of the
18th birthday anniversary OF Miss
Minnie Elizabeth Ware at which
time many beautiful gifts were re-
Ce!yed During the course Of the
evening" pleasures ices and cakes
were served to the following: Ma
bel TiNey, Louise Harrington. Viva
Bilyew. Ivah May Dixon, Gwendo-
Bn Stewart. Helen Godfrey Jane
Kirk, Doris Wood. Mary Godfrey
Mona Watson, Eldred Bates and
EranciS NeMkirk.
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book of yours and It reminded me that
when was a young girl took sew
eral bottles of Lydia L. Pinkham $
Vegetable Compound. So she went TO
the drug store and got bottle, and
after taking the second one she could
eat and has not had backache since.
In all she took six bottles of it. She
goes to school and on Saturdays helps
With the housework. She is normal,
healthy girl now and we recommend
your medicine. You have my permis-
sion TO publish this letter as teSSti,
monial for the Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. FRANK SELCHERT, $50 Larabee
St, Horizon Wisconsin.
Mothers all over the country have
found Lydia f. Pinkham's 5 Vegetable
Compound TO be q most reliable rem
edy for such conditions.
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PICNIC Party.

Nesdames Charles 7. Strouville
and DeVerne Venscl chaperoned a
company OF about 20 young people
10 sand Springs park on Monday
evening for n picnic. supper was
spread after which the PLEASURES
NJ this delightful place were en-
,oyed
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More Paving Called For.


ADA, Aug IA petition for
paving mas been filed by property
owners on North Mississippi avenue,
calling for six blocks of concrete
paVinE.
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,(cNues\
\ WONENS !
Y WORK =

.- c,ncbody at home? Well, maybe
YOU are.
pu, AS for the pride OF birth,
ubat are kith and kin or the color
or the skin
where the measure OF men is
worth?
Here IS the big. free, dont-care
West
where a man must fight to win.
40 help for him that his mother
was good,
Nor blame for his fathers sin.
man mast paddle his own canoe
,tGaInst currents swift and strong;
: t1,re ne must learn to dare and do
Ana laugh when his luck goes
wrong.
A mans a man for what he is,
Not what his Father was,
Not for the thing he means to do.
But Just for the thing he does.
IN tho race he has an equal chance,
No matter what his class or clan,
For wealth or fame, II he's always
game;
He can prove himself man.
Clipped.
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Informal.

Mrs. James Lyon Garner will en-
tertain informally AT bridge in her
home for Mrs Harold Andrew Elk
lund on Friday afternoon,
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Morriarp Announced.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller OF
9ls South quaker avenue have Is
sued cares announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Theresa Barrett tn
Mr. Charles Haynes, Sunday. Aug
ust q. az their homo.
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lllbl4 NiA' " ANiA bsNN
ache and a bad
feeling in her
stomach. She did
not want to eat
anything, " hile
before she was SO
.htingry she could
ardlywait for her
meals. The doctors
gave her medicine
but it did not help
her. one dayI was
reading a little
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Members of the q. A. r. study
club will meet with Mrs. ]. w.
Avery at Sand Springs on Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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Mrs. George Kinney will he host
eS TO members OF the Sans Souci
Bridge club on Wednesday.
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, mans a man for what he is,
TnHinN'S INrnIS.

Mrs. W. G.. Williamson's bridge
party IS Tea Cup Inn for Mrs. llar-
I'D Andrew Eklund.
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Dr. ana Mrs. Daniel White have
returned from Colorado. whore they
spent six weeks.
Misses Amelia l3roaoh and Mary
Burton, who have been attending
Columbia university In New YORK.
returned home Saturday Misses
Wilma Aspin and Biauch Creek
more, who also attended Columbia
this summer, stopped for visit in
Washington and for a sujouru at the
Aspin sumur> home i'm West Vir-
sinia and Will not return until Sep
tcmber !.
Mrs. George Bowman has returned
to her home In Fort worth after "A
visit here to Miss DIV, BatN,r and
other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Wiimot j. Henry Of
l524 South Peoria avenue who have
been visiting in Chicago. have gone
to Epworth Heights for a short stay.
MIR and Mrs. Glenn G.. Baker Of
the Louise apartments announce the
arrival of son, william G. Baker.
MIR. II. Il. Kcrstetter Of this city is
registered at the Alexandria hotel.
Los Angeles, Cal
MIR. and Mrs George S. Role and
daughters, Misses Alice and Betty.
who have been spending July and
August at beverly Hills near Los
Angeles, Cal, are expected to return
homo september S.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. De spain Of
Mariana, Ark, and Ar. and Mrs.
j. ID. Han of Nowata, okla. are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs a. II. Camp at
1903 South Main street Mosdamcs
De Spain and Hall are sisteys Of Mrs.
Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hamel arc vis-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carruth-
ers at Grass Lake, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Porter. jr..
are spending a part Of the heated
term at their summer. home at Lake
kushaque, n. NJ, iWthe Airondack
mountains. Fr. and Mrs. Don q.
Roy of Tulsa are their guests at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs II. T.. Bethel left
Saturday for a months trip through
Canada and California, Mr.. Bethel
having been selected as the Tulsa
delegate to the national convention
of insurance agents at> Los Angeles
Septembe IL to II.
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Mrs. SELCHERT'S
DAUGHTER
Was Restored to Health by
Lydia z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound

Horizon, Wis. "My young daugh-
ter had been troubled for several
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Mira. Lulu B.Hugipl has returned
from an extended eastern trip.
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Dr. and Mrs. Daniel White have
returned from Colorado. whore they
spent six weeks.
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children are spending fortnight at
d1ifereht points Iu thc Ozarks and
arc motoring.
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Robert 4. NcI'irrcy
Funeral Director g-i s. Main
Phone Osage 1Nt t-a56 Advt.