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The Washington times., 1921-12-10
ISSUED
FOR BUILDING At.
BASEBALL PARK.
Active Week in Building lnspec-
tors 0ffice-Several De-
vsIopments Planned.

Today closed another active week at
the office of the Building Inspector In
the District Building.
Shannon q Luchs got permits for
the erection Of sixteen two-story frame
dwellings at 1889 to 1858 and 1898 to
1852 jefferson street northwest, to
cost $4,000.
L. Gibbon White got a permit to
build q four-story brick and stone
apartment house at 3626 Connecticut
avenue northwest, to cost $125,000.
Washington American League Base
ball Club got a permit for alterations
to the baseball park at Georgia and
Florida avenues to cost $4,000.
Allan e. Walker Investment Com.
pany got q permit to build two two
story brick apartment houses at 1871.
l23 Webster street northwest, to cost
$4,000.
Numerous permits were issued for
the erection Of residential property.
for repairs, and for garages. Follow
ing are some of the permits issued
during the week:
Hugh Reilly. repairs to property at
1905 Eye street northwest, to cost
81, 900.
Mrs. e. M. Early. repairs to prop.
erty at ITO Lamont street northwest,
Allan e. Walker Investment Com
pany, to build two 2-story brick apart
ments at 131-133 Webster street north
west. to cost $4,000.
H. r. Howenstein, to. build two
story brick dwelling at 636 Webster
street northwest, to cost $4,000.
Henry 8. Van Devautio. to build
one-story frame dwelling at sos
Laurel street, to cost $4,000.
Milo Mcdonald, to build one-story
frame dwelling on Vista street be-
street northeast, to cost 1000.
r. 8. Beale, jr., to build two-story
brick and frame dwelling at 1888
Keokuk street northwest, to cost
10000.
c. II. Small. to erect brick garage
rear 1880 Sixteenth street northwest,
to cost $500.
Trustees, Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church, to build one-story temporary
frame church building at Chevy Chase
Circle, to cost $2,247.
story brick dwellings at 1901 to 1903
Ninth street northwest, to cost $780,
900.
N. Auth Provision Company. repairs
to property at 623 d street southwest,
to cost $4,000.
Arthur Copeland, repairs to property
at 1913 X street northwest. to cost
$4,000.
Charles w. King, to build four two
story brick dwellings at 1904 to 1910
Iowa avenue northwest, to cost $24.-
900.
M. q r. b. Warren, to build one
story frame dwelling at 3734 Brandy
wine street northwest, to cost $4,000.
Takoma Park Ice and Ice Cream
Company, to build two-story brick and
The Washington times., 1921-12-10

Chevy Chase. d. c.. from Mrs. Fran
els II. Brady for $4,000.
The dwelling at 1888 Oak street
northwest was sold by Ned HOLSTER
to Thomas Ross Dodd. Petty Petty
represented the purchaser.
Mrs. Emma w. Hayden sold 9
Grant place northwest to Thomas
F. w. Higgins for $4,000.
A small farm at Germantown.
Montgomery county, Nd, containing
ten and one-quarter acres. nine
room house and outbuildings, was sold
BIB Harold e. Doyle to Ollie r. Linthi-
cum for $1,000.
The country estate of the late Gen.
Green Clay Goodloe, adjoining the
District line near Brookland, con-
tanning thirty-eight and one-half acres
and a tenroom house and outbuild-
ings, was sold for about $4,000. The
name Of the owner was withheld.
The residence at 1928 California
street northwest, owned by Edwin
III. Bond. was sold by Miss Susie
r. Carter for S12 500.
The Washington times., 1921-12-10

Stondeg. This lis an attractive de-
tacbed house of ten rooms and two
baths, and will be occupied by the
purchaser.
Minnie Kendall Lowther purchased
the dwelling at 1913 First street north
west from Samuel Talbert- This is
an attractive dwelling of six rooms
and will be held by the purchaser as
nm investment.
The dwelling at IS 9 street north
west was sold for ]. B. Flynn to Jo-
seph Spano. This is a modern house
OF eight rooms and bath. and. after ex-
tensive alterations. will be occupied by
the purchaser.
The Washington times., 1921-12-10
TWO MEN CONVICTED
IN CLEVELAND RUM CASE

CLEVELAND, Dec. 1o.-Moe H.
Baron, wealthy Brooklyn IN. ~ cafe
owner. was convicted by a Federal
jury here last night on a charge Of
conspiracy to defraud the Govern
ment in the alleged illegal transpor-
tation of whisky.
Hyman Barnett, of Pittsburgh, on
trial with Baron, also was found
guilty, while Ike Simon, Pittsburgh.
was acquitted.
The Washington times., 1921-12-10
Sager Completes Six
Residences On
10Th Street

Six new residences have just
been copmleted at 3306 to 1915
Nineteenth street northwest by
Charles d. Sager. They contain
six rooms and bath each and
have specially equipped kitchens.
The houses are modern in every
respect. have large front and
double rear porches and excep-
tionally large rooms.
The Washington times., 1921-12-10
Stands In Ball Park To
Be Enlarged For
1922 Season

Extensive alterations are TO
be made to the Washington
American League baseball park
at Georgia and Florida avenues
northwest before the opening OF
the 1922 season.
The plans call for the install
lation Of an upper deck to pa
vilion B, extending pavilion A
to alley line, and installing new
concrete boxes in front of the
grandstand in pavilions A and B.
The alterations will cost sos, 900.
The plans were drawn by the
Osborn Engineering Company Of
Cleveland and George A. Fuller
Company has the contract.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24
FeminismO en- acci6n.

FenliRisnlO en- acci0n.
Actualmente sc halla en- LOndres ell
iefe de las seiS naciones de los indiOs
iroqueses, que son, como ustedes saben,
un pueblo de Ia America del Norte.
FL viaje de Deskaheh. que asl Sc
llama el jefe iroqu6s, tiene por objeto
pedir al Rey de la Gran Bretaiia, que
intervenga en- favor de los indios del
Canada, los cuales desean conservar
SUI Traditional fOrma de gobierno su
division en- tribus, que estan .amenaza-
das por las nuevas leyes que tiene en-
proyectO cl Parlamelito canadiense.
Las costumbres polfticas de los pie
les rojas difieren bastante de las nues-
tras.
Auuellos indiOs no han tenido que
cSperar las mOdernaS predicaciOnes
para cOnceder el derechO del vOt0 las
mujeres. Desde remotfsimos tiempos.
no solo las mujeres entienden en- los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24

BERLIN. oct. 1921.--Apenas reco-
brado Berlin de In caSi increfble ma
rraci0n lie los aSesinatos al por ma
yOr, eXpuesta en- el juicio accrca de
tes del Barba AZul Gresslnan, estd
;lh0ra rngaldndoSe con Otro juicio
sensational lie asesinato.
Hoy era el sesrndo dfa del idicio
contra Walter ProtzO, acusado del
asesinato del doctor Apselm Hember
ger. Frau Hamburger, espoSa lie la
vfctima, esta acusada como c0mplice
como instigadora de su SObrinO
Protzo para que matara su ma
ridO.
FL crimen So cometi6 en- 1918 y
nlnca hubiera sidO aclaraGo Il no ser
por Ia conciencia intranquila de
prOtzO.
I'll doctor Hamburger de cincucnta
amos de odad. era un maestro de es-
cuela Encontr0 Il In que labfa de
snr su e>posa Y que tcnia 22 amos
menos que Il en- un baile pronta-
mente Sp caS0.
Habiendose visto restringiG0 de ST.
vida anterior como cGlibo. repentilIa-
mcntc SO eutrcg0 a toGo 10 Que put
diera considerarSe como aleGifa de la
vida. Sus placeres tomaron la forma
dc eXcPsos reprGchables. P0r la de-
ciaraci0n preStada Sc Sahc que Su cS-
posa 10 pudo tcncr en- In casa cria-
las causa dc los insiStentas aSalt0s
del eX-ciGrigO. SurgierOu rrycrtaS res
! pcctO a la pequena suma q" dicz cen
| tayos con LII que la .e>posa tpuia que
haCcr frentc los gaStOs d" la casa.
Hembercer Sc hiZo rude V brutal FL
amor tie su espoSa Sc cOnvirtiO Ell el
0dio mas encOnad0 V prOntO aceptC
las atcncionrs amOrn>aS de ProtZo.
Segin la declaration de este ulti
mo. ella, finalmente 10 indujo Il ase
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24
IN CR|NEI HORREIDO EN- berlin !

Pr@!Zo declare que la viuda le luso
cl cuchiio en- las maaos obnglndole
/ uur c.,rta.a el cad;ver de su espo-
-. Cua.tlo cal los primeros momen-
-. : rchUs0. ola le dijo:
ESQ ,ienlueStra que ustedes los
homh.'cS i.unca pTcdcp hacer lada.
Y cGnlpilZ6 Il coitar Il cadivcr ella
nislna.
ProlZo manifesto como ella cort6
81 cueIpo r2cogi"ndo la sangre ell
una vasiia trasltdand0 los pedazos
del cad1vrr al campo Temp.ehofer,
t,ondc 81 Kaiser reviStab:l anterior
mrnte Il sus tropas. Ali fueron en-
1crrados los restoS.
Frau lIcmbprser di6 cuenta des-
puGs Il In palicia que ST esposo habia
d"saparc;idG Unos cuantos dfas mas
tarde SO encontr0 un suicida en- el
bosuuc 10 t,ruenwald, siendo identi-
tcado por ella como su usposo
s.cn:lo rnterral0 como tai.
PaSaroa mas de 'doS amos. Duran
t. csc tempo ProtZO rcmpi0 sus rela-
clones fntimGis con su tia Sc case
cen una joven. Su conciencia le acu-
saba frecuentcmeatC pens0 en ell
suicidio.
T'inalnente csc:ibi0 Ia confession
colnpleta dardo los detalles mas mi
nuciosos. de su crimcn. Coloc0 su re-
lato on I'm sobre seilado Y 10 entreg0
Il su eSposa con instruccioncs para
uue 10 abriera cuando dejara tle sa-
bcr de q.
Su esposa que pensaba haccr I'LL
viaie ii Breslau. qlliso leer 10 que
contenfa el sobre antes de llevar a
cabo el viaje Con LII traditional GU
riosidad de la mujcr. Frau ProtzC
abri0 cl sobre.
Horri.icada por la confession n en-
treg6 a In policfa. la cual arrest0 Il
su espas0 Il su tia dos amos Y me-
dio dospuGs del hech0. La policfa
crcy6 que el hombre estaha loco y
Sc neg6 Greer su confession hasta
que Il mismo la cOnduio al lugar Ell
uue habian sido enterrados los rcstOS
del eX-saccr.lote.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24

asuntos pi1blicOs de importaneia. sinO
que elias son las que eligen a los jefes
de las tribus.
y las tribus estin satisfechas "por-
que-dice Observation-Disclosures creemOs
que los mejores jueces de los hombres
son las muieres. Mientras nosotros
estamos de caZa, elias Sc quedan en-
la casa viendo crecer a nuestrOs hi
jos. conocen su caracter V sus .cuali-
dadcs como nosOtros no pOdrfamos CO.
nocerlos. Los blancos invOcan siempre
la autoridad del padre; entire nosotros,
solo la madre es la que cuenta'.
Ralph RWddy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24

sina: Il Su tSpa>o. LII yiUil3. an ct
banluii. de- los acuS"tios rtIat6 CO
mo lItg,j Il Ii :.uc.nn c:.contih:dosr
con T., t..Gircl &c su c>iI0so Ell ci SUr-'
10. po - Ia pidi6 cue !r ayu,lara Il
tras I"tlar cI cad;i or. Sc megi O.
clara G"r cutonre> 10 diio Protzo,
"!.g;ola.r> 1cndr6 q,:,. cor:arlo.
La ,iu.la manifesto que cntoncc>
echo Il andar rnscii;indolc cl lugnr
e:l our So cncoAtraba cI cuchill0 de- la
coc;na. y oyr cQ,ne IL trahajaha cor
tanlo Ia rarAr de- su eSpoSo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24

,ouien puede yer que sufrar los i,ot.. ninost
iNenes con parties del suerpI a,I5myuL paryuios
uss os, lpnstree po ipchazon lCaritas cuerpe-
citos n G de chiquiilos deshgursdos poE enter
medades de la piel ,,s-ss de
uos ,;;Sos one sufren, queremos hablaries
Del Layol; del maraviiioso liquid,o pn;ain, pn;a
cador medicinal; que cieatTiza n,p,1i nrrpr ias
La primera gotta cornpiace y refrescs ascs. a los
pequehuelos. Toda comezon aeSaPP; s P;snes.
IA irritacion Sc subyuga, viene ei pieneS
tar. La cura 11a principiado. Z ~or.
jsufre I'd. de granos, erupciones, ,S rSn q
chas que dan picaz6nf Fl Lax9l IooSe layrie iens
nd. ccstras duras, eacamas, llagas 1,,ier numer
das eczema que secreta aqua SU;2aila eu2iidla,dse de
defecto de, sn,s de gae Snd
desaparecera.
e, LaVOI 10 curara, ,..,.
Sc vende en- todas las dTogusf'as'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24

Establishments eondons ania
udad tratamiento cenhco de todas las en
higpca ituaconComoddad
servicio-Cuerpo medico residente en- ell Sanatorlo
enfermos de de
de
Deparamentos especiales Snoras.
Operaone eecaes, baos de luz de are, hdro
electrcos Fulguracon
cio- .qutaivanente convenconales
PERSONAL CIENT1F1CO.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: DR.. don Amalo Rodan.
DIRECTOR CONSULTORIO: DR. don Manuel Quvedo Baez
CIRUJANO GENERAL: DR.. don Rafael Veez Lopez
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NAR1Z OIDOS. GAR
OJOS: DR. Agustn R Laugier
RADIOLOGO: Dr. dor Manuel Soto Rivera.
don Pe1ro Rivera Aponte DR. don Castor L. Rivera
Dr.. donM Dr. don Ramon Ruiz Nazario
CIRUJANO DENTISTA DR.. don Lorenzo R. Noa.
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez
sundada 10 HJas de
Tituadas ompa aptud practca arga experenca
coNsULTAS
En- dias laboa
$1,000 Consutas $500.
Por Ciruiano Partcua de 10 II de la mahana
sabados
ell los dias aborabes
axado por mecos nerno Doctores Ruiz Nazario Cas-
L.. Rivera
En- el Velez, de
Por Director Quevedo de auxiiado los Doc
Rivera Aponta Pavia
Por ell Especiaista luso A. de 3 "a
Dentista Consultorio ODonen 10 plaza de
Colon de a de la ade.
$500
o ndicados presentation
del ultmo recibo
PRESIDENCIA, Apartado 24I TESORERA Apartado zol
JUAN PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24
SOLO HAY uN uBRoMo ou1N1.

SOLO HAY UN bEUVMU VU4N4'
MAJ, que es LAXATIVO BROMO
QUININA. La firma de E. W. GROVE
Sc halla en- cada cajita Sc usa por
todo Ell mundo para curar resfriados
en- un ,dia l..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24
ALGO NUEVO EN- SERIES
DE INTERES PARA TODOS LOS PUBLICOS.
RIJNDADA CON IS FOTODRAMAS
sELECCIONADOS POR SELECTION

rccARMTo SOCIAL nor CONWAY Tearly---------5r rec
2-DEUDA MATERNA por Elena Hammerse1-
3-ABAJO CACIQUES por Eugene 0Brien- "
-EL SENDERO DE LA AMBICI0N, por Conway Teary--5 "
5-pTvORCIO DE CONvENIENCIA, por Owen More-----5 4"
6-BUSCAD A LA MUJER, por Lucy Dorane- "
LA LEY SUPREMA, por Ralph Ince------ --o
S-AMOR Y GLORIA por Eugene 0'Brien- "
9-EsCLAvOS, DEL PLACER por Elena Haminersten-- #
10--CADENAS DE BRONCO, por Frank keenan,
lilo QUE PUEDE UNA MUJER, por Anna q Nllson----o
12-ENTRE JORGE J0RGITO, por June Aprice--o m
FTNGIDA por Elena Hammerstein-
l4-EL HOMBRE DE ACERO, por Frank keenan,
16-EL IMP0STOR, por Creighton Hale------------o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24

Victory Garden, Santurce, 2 Nvbre
Imperial, Santurce, domingo 6
Beliograph, Catafio, lunes z
Puerto Rico, Santurce, 10 !"
Oliver, Arecibo, domingo, 10
Delicias, Ponce, jueves II
Parque, Santurce, domingo 20 /"
Star, Aguadilla, jueves "a I"
Sol, San German, domingo ~ ("
Yauco, Yauco, domingo 4 Dcbre
Monte Carlo, Pta. de TERRA, 8 4
Real, Pta. de TERRA, g. !"
Habana, Ponce, domingo II :"
Mendez vigo, Mayagtiez, IA :"
Juana Diaz, Juana Diaz, is {
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-24

Sc DESCCBRIO DOS ANOS y ME
DO DESPUES DE COMETIDO,
POR LA INTRANQUI ILIDAD
DE COECIENCIA DE UNO
DE LOS AUTORES.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

them Soak towels and other
supplies are =, ne kept ON hand, and
furnished at small cost to cover
the laundry bills. The caretakcrs
are to depend for tho most part for
remuneration on tips.
Many cities, large and small, over
the country, have built comfort sta
t!ous and have found them to be in
valuable In providing gouvculonCcs
not only for residents OF these cities.
but especially for strangers. Signs
are usually erected at frequent
points in all directions from tho sta
tl0us So the stranger may be- guild
ed TO a place whore he can remove
the traces of travel.
The Real Estate Exchange has
estimated il will cost approximately
$1,000 To build and equip each sta
tion. While some have suggested
that tho stations he placed m more
t-0f-thc-waS PLACES. Terwiligcr
believes the very conspiCuousness of
the locations selected here will do
much toward keeping them clean by
inspiring tho users with sense OF
civic pride. According to present
plans, officers will visit the stations
frequently 90 prevent rowdyism or
the use Of the stations for drinking
liquors.
Aside from the small cost Of tow
els and other supplies, the stations
are 10 be operated without cost to
users
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City Plans NeU Comfort Stations

70 ,,,rri.i.,, .t,,. Co.. l.. a... .....tr
,'"' ~ ''.''' ''' ''''''S ''' ''''"
ao!e thIs year, TWO pupuc comfort
stations are to be built. according TO
c. II. TcrwllIiror of tho Rom Estate
rx.b,r.,o ..I,.,, -.,....,..,,.. -,
''' '''S'' VIM" organization mas
Tor the past several months been
working on plans for these stations
ana urEInE the city 10 install them.
Two locations nave been suggest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

News OF kind for you ma'am,"
McCarty responded with a dcpreca-
tory side glance at tho figure in the
window. Pm sorry, but III have
TO see you in private
Have tor" Mrs CrcvolinR
raiscN her eyebrows. You can say
whatever you wish before Mrs
Wavcrly"
"I'yo instructions from headquar-
tors. maam." McCarty's tone was
respectful but he shook his head
firmly. what | have to say must
be said to you alone, but. of course,
you're free to use your own discro-
ton afterward."
Mrs. Wavcrly had made no move
To rise and was listening with a
superCllious amusement to the little
tint. but Mrs. Crovcliug's eyes met
those OF McCarty in sudden question
and then she turned to her compan-
ion.
"If you don't mind. stella? You
see we are In the hands of the au-
thoritics now"
quite So" Mrs. WRvcrly laughed
and rose. send Nvounc for me
when the dark secret has been dis
closed, I'm going to take nap"
without dclEning to notice the
presence Of McCarty she moved Ia
n. a.. u,a ,.h,n IL hnl ,t,a,d IA,
,ie "H"' AZ" ~" - a,'",'oot , ~ "a,
hlhu ncr N0Catts, 'GS,'n'V' Tro,oiinc a." i'o
tao'T p,Hi"e N,',,, nr,,,. ,rn,,, ne rorpm,
h"u uel'r" """ wv" '''" no
leather case, A., c..,..,,,,,, u
TOT "no i"'nE' nl' ,vN'i'nS, ", ,'i,,,,
~ ""t"
you these, ..,
h'l"le mri " ",''tnru ',1,.,, '.', ,,,nn t6a
the case and poured out upon INC
tao'e a stream OF mug unset SIl'I
AIDS Whlch Elo"tu WIN 'l'h Ou'
almost sinister NarhaI hEh' .,
My ,ineIaIds! she t"Spra'
READ IN inc pdPeIH llaJ IsI" Hau
given heIscli up, nut ! d'd nor Know
thai ih''' htu heen recovered Sn'
mad pried them from 'helr set
ungs
'She never touched them. ma am.
She never even saw them. Thore
was stern note In MrCarty'9 tones.
LISA is us innocent of THEFT as YOU
are yourself
"Thuu who Mrs Crcvcling'' =
eyos mot h.e ana the Nuan Of green
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

on her that she has ON him Fur
thormorc. Abe women remembers
all them littlo things. IT, for cx-
ample, YOU have few words with
Rosie over what could a woman do
with 40 many hats ana that you
thought you paid bin last month
Tor a new hat, y'undcrstand. you go
downtown and tcll the uokkcopor
to draw a check to the order OF the
Ia rarisioune Millinery company,
and you dismiss the whole thing
from your mind But docs your
wife dismiss 1t from her mind? Oscr
a stuck she sitA there at tho
breakfast table after YOU are gone,
understand me. aud she crios "A little.
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HOW MANYCARDS
By Isaisrl Ostrandcr
Copyright ~ " Copyright ty


whose color seemed dead and flat be
side the warm glow Of those lying
loose upon the table.
"Thcyro Il good imitation put
back In your own old settings, and
twas done between the time YOU got
the real ones from tho vault and tho
night you meant to wear them
"DO you mean that they were
taken from nay huHhdndH safe
Her voice was "A mere whisper.
Yes, ma'am, ana by the only one
who knew tho combination, tn,
samo who entered your dressing
room after lisa had left IL for "A
minute, and took tho fakes after ho
learned that YOU meant to have them
reset almost at once and know that
you'd find out the truth"
what do you mcau2' she cried
Are YOU daring ia iuainuatc--''
I'm not iusuuatiug anything
maam, but IN speak palmer lf you
ike" McCarty said Ermly. "Wu'No
found the man who made the fakes
and he can testify that 'tWAs Mr
CrcvcUug himself who brought TIA,
original net to him TO have the en-,
Cralds prird out ana copied. Wo'v,
got the tcucc--tho receiver Of stolen
/ Euods--who bought tho real 1tun,'
/ from Mr. Crcycung for $4,000, an,
| he can provo who hia customer was
MIR, CrcvoliuE saw his chance and
/ threw the blame on lisa, but he
never meant Ia have her prosecuted
/ for IT,. IN say that for him, ne only
/ thought to gain time, Twas your
I husband himself who was Ia" thict
| Mts CrevclinE'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28
Chicago Baby
Has "a DigitS

CHICAGO, Aug. 27---The popu-
lar nursery rhyme anon' tho five
little pigs doesn't tit in the case of
Eahy Joseph Wit0wski. one OF
ChiCago's most recent citizens. There
are not enough pigs 90 go around
Because little zoe" is equipped
with - toes and Mama Witkowski
needs six little pigs for each foot
And that isn't all. Joseph has
- fingers, too. And All those 81
toes and fingers are perfect accosd
ing TO the doctor who brought
Joocph into the world not mere
Stubs as freak members usually
are.
Ncighbors and friends have been
coming for blocks around to view
them and Joe grcets them with a
supcrios grin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

look 1g woman a. some people
my Rosie ain't such a wonderful
pick her for looks. Mlwruss, |
might expect understand. | didn't
picked her for quality. She was a
staple. not novelty. and whereas
"a novelty amt good for more than
one or two seasons at the most,
y'undcrstand, = staple will last you
a lifetime"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

Of IL and no wonder she carried on
with a hulfbrepd indian
"Wol, I'll tell you.' Abe com
mcn,cd. ANY man which thinEs
$50 lttlc ct himself that ne rs wtllipE
t. spend thousands and thousan ls
of dollars for the purpose ~ alyrr-
Using he was such a failure as a
husband ANA a father that his wife
preferred even half-hrecd Indian.
Understand don't get no sym
pathy with any man that sues his
wife foi "A divorce It's bad enough
that "a mans friends should know
hv amt getting along too good wi.h
his wife. why should NJ let strangers
In on it trp7 At the bost they Will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-28

steel tips and heel plates that can
be made TO fit any shoe by Sigh;
bending have been invented 90 ada
to the wear ot workers foo'E ar.