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The New York herald., 1921-09-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOUSE. seven. eight rooms, ono. two baths
one car garage: Westchester, Long Island !;
within half hour New York: rent not over
sl65. !. 145 Herald Herald So.
HOUSES and apartments wanted, Immediate
possession. waiting list hundreds of clients.
Write particulars rs Decatur ct. Lafayette
53fs
OWNERS, list your property with us for
selling, leasing. collections, general man
agcment. TAITT & GREEN. eco West 13ota
~ Phone Mornlngside $40.
REAL estate broker wanted for 9th nv. sec
t!o1; only hlrh class hustler considered
state qualifications. OPPORTUNITY, 800
Herald. 36th st.
WE specialize In selling Bronx flatu, dwell
ingg, lots; quick sales: buyers waiting.
s. u. ARONDS CO., 40 fremont av.
3 ROOM house, with garage. on Long Island.
within committing distance. IL. L.. Box 52S.
Oyster Bay.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16

OCEAN Av.-IIigh class family. ~ rooms.
2 baths 5oxi5o. all improvements. dcuble
garpge: possession October J. WILLIAM
LISS INC. &c Court ST.. Brooklyn. Main
T7lf-T7I2.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED

EAST 95TH ST. (near 5th av)-House of II
rooms ard baths good condition; pos
session Oct. 1: years lease; reasonable.
LenoX aIi.
LEXINGTON AV., Corner 50's-ol year
lease. 81. 900 net. Murray Hill s514.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Machinery.

PRESSES. sacrifice: 200s deposit on No. :.
No. 8 and No. 4, new v. & o. presses. See
at v. e. O. factory. Glendale. l.. ]. Ask for
CARNS
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
BoARnERs WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded In schools city or
country: highest references; bMEmf ~. 90
1tTH SIT, 10 WEST.
Desirable roop,s. table guests accommodated.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
Borough Of Queens-Sale or Rent.

CORNER eth ST; Jackson Heights sta
tion: bargain; two family, II room house .
ali improvements. 20. 25th ST.. f1lmhurst.
MOTOR OFT TO-DAY or take the subway
and see THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL IN
NORWOOD GARDENS: eight rooms. two
tiled baths and Kitchen, and two car hea,eu
Iarnre: tapestry brick and white marble
stucco: living room 1920 feet, with large
open fireplace: coy sun room with French
windows. PRICE $4,000; moderate cash
payment.
FRoM oUEENsBoRO BRIDGE follow left
branch OF elevated road to Grand av. sta
tion and turn right 10 Norwood GARDENS, OF
take I,terborouph Subway or II. II. I. Broad
yyay Subway train to Grand av. station.
RTt,KERT- BROWN REAITY CO., 81 Van
al rbilt av. Tel. Vanderbilt ois5
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED

Above soth st.-sth Az. to North Kiyer.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
Borough Of Brony--Sale or Rent.
Dsrouxh of Erooklyn-sa!c or Eens.

McLERNoN BROS, REAL ESTATE,
12s w. Fordham road. Phone O230 tore.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

New York.
FOR SALT--Farms IN famous Waikiki VAL
ley. WARREN v. DEyO. waikiki. ~ y.
SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.
GLEN COVE. l.. Lis room house. 4 master
bedrooms. tied baths. Darpuet floors
throughout: electric light. steam heat, closed
and open porchcs; two car garage: one acre
lawns and garden: two blocks station and
Nassau Club: possession November T. one
year or longer. Sunset 1864. G. NJ. ATEN
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.

GREENWICH vILLAC;f1-Two four story
and basement store tenement brick houses.
4cx7a. for sale cheap for cash. GUTTMANN.
1877 West Houston ST.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
- UNFURNIsHED,

Above 5s,h st.--5th Az. to Narsa nher.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16

New jersey.
VERY handsome eight room apartments.
every modern convenience: high class
house; prohibition laws enforced quiet. mid
die aged people only: worth $50: now Of
fered $135. Apply janitor, 502 william st..
East Orange. Phone Orange J144-W.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16

FLATBUsH.--Neat furnished room. suit
able for tvo electric, steam heat. next TO
bath; private family. Phone Mansfield $3.50.
C;Af,FTFIp PI,. 2OG--2 lovely rooms neat
bath. electric: conveniences. South ssa2
LINCOLN PIa, 103-Doubie room. modern
conveniences; kitchen privileges. Phone
Sterling 21COJ.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16
CpEAT NECK BARCAIN.

IDELIV AND QUbTNE.
We are specialists OH building plots 400
selected improved lots az transit. VIII sell
or more on terms. Also bungalow sites.
1900 and up: easy terms. Il. II. MATING,
20 Union Hall ri. Phone Jamaica S2i5
The New York herald., 1921-09-16

gT. NICHOLAS Av.. 854-Four and five
rooms, exceptionally large: southern ex-
posirc Ring outside bell.
is0TH. 40 w-sIx ROOM ELEVATOR
APARTMENT. RENT $40. CALL IN Az
TERNOON.
iSsTH ST., 60t W.--Corner broadway, ele-
vator apartment; large rooms. Supt
2a5TH ST., WEST fcorncr Marble Hlll av,
NJ broadway subway station and N. "
Central station) One OF the healthiest, most
nicturesoue md countrfied sections In city:
a and light rooms now available: eie-
yator apartment house. Supt on premises
or phone Gramercy 1908,
GOO West iGoth at.--six room elevator apart
fueuts: one immediate possession. another
pctober 4 See superintendent.
The New York herald., 1921-09-16

rooms. tiled bath and kitchens: garage: On.
closed porch steam heat, electric. parquet
floors: right ut station; 5000. terms. Phone
or write for appointment 20 see same. y. II.
MATING, Owner. 30 Union Hall ST. Phone
Jamaica 424J.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
10000
IN TURK OFFENSIVE
Nationalists, Believed to
Number $1,000, May Be
Thrown to Soviet Arms.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ATHENS. March 24.-Greek troops
numbering 10000 are participating In
the Greek offensive against the Turk
fsh nationalists' forces in Asia Minor,
it is reported here. The Turkish ma
tionalists are believed to have about
30 600 effectivee in the field. but have
smaller supplies upon which to draw.
The most careful preparations were
made by the Greeks in connection
with the offensive which began yes
teSday, and 1t IL anticipated here that
tho Greeks will win important posi-
tions with their first drive.
Turks May Call to Soviet.
Apprehension is felt here that the
advance of Greek forces west OF the
Smyrna hinterland will throw the
Turks into the arms Of the Russian
soviet government Of Moscow.
The objective of the offensive is the
Bagdad railway, although Greek com =
manders have planned to reach the
city Of Eski-Shehr.
1t Is affirmed that British, French
and Italian armies in the near east
will not participate in the campaign.
Gen. Selah Eddin Bey. commander of
Turkish forces in Cilicia, has been
transferred to the Smyrna front for
the purpose of uniting the Turkish
defense.
For the past two weeks the Greeks
have been landing at Smyrna motor
trucks, artillery and munitions which
had been stored at Saloniki.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
baltimore WOMAN
STILL HELD BY REDS
Mrs. Harrison Now in Prison
Camp Near Moscow, Says
Budapest Report.

BUDAPEST, Hungary. March 22.-
News Of American prisoners in Rus
sia was brought here yesterday by
Hungarian officer. who was intern
ed in the Andronowski prison at Mos
COW, who made his escape on Febru-
ary IS. and managed to reach Buda-
pest. The officer brought a message
from Capt. Emmet Fitzpatrick of the
American Red Cross, written on a
scrap Of unbleached muslin. in which
Capt Fitzpatrick expressed regret al
the failure of the American govern
ment to arrange for his release. Kill
patrick was in good health on Febru-
ary Is.
(Capt. Emmet Fitzpatrick was cap.
tured on October 20, last year. by the
bolsheviki operating against Gen
Wrangers forces. He was sent to Mos
COW and has been held prisoner there
ever since.)
Other American prisoners in An.
dronowski are Capt. NJ. s. Cooper oi
Jacksonville, Fla. an aviator witt
the Polish army; Nathan Chadrow
1888 New York avenue, Brooklyn
kala Mintupulo of Chicago, managel
of the American Agricultural Com.
pany's plant at Odessa, and Maurice
Zuker. a Brooklyn communist.
Mrs. Marguerite E. Harrison of Bal.
timore- has been interned in a prison
camp near Moscow since last Novem
Der.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
20 KILLED IN MILAN
THEATER BOMB BLAST
LAID TO ANARCHISTS
By the Associa ted Press.


LONDON, March IA bomb
Theater at Milan, italy, last night,
twenty persons being killed, accord
ing to q dispatch to the London
Times. Many were injured, at
least twenty of whom are not ex-
pected to survive.
Police believe that the outrage
was the work"of anarchists as a
protest against Malatesta's i'm
prisonment.
MILAN; Italy. March 24.-In re-
pfisAl for the explosion Of a bomb
in the Diana Theater here last
night, which caused the death Of
twenty persons, nationalist ele-
ments attempted to attack the
Office of the newspaper Avanti,
socialist organ, but were repulsed.
They succeeded, however. in
wrccking and setting Are to the
office of an anarchist publication
and two socialist halls.
Thirty anarchists imprisoned
here have started a hunger strike
in sympathy with the anarchist
leader. Enrico Malatesta, whose
condition as result of his hun.
ger strike is not dangerous, ac-
cording to the prison authorities.
Malatesta has been in prison here
since last October, when he was
arrested in connection with an
anarchist plot.
The socialist mayor Of Milan.
pr. F1lippetti. visited the Jail and
round Malatesta tired and cold,
with a weak pulse. but in no i'm
mediate danger. Malatesta de-
olared he did not intend to give
up the hunger strike, considering
MS arrest a real forcible abduc-
tion."
Evening star., 1921-03-24
URGES U. S.-CHlNA LEAGUE
TO CURB JAPAN'S MENACE
Trade Counselor Advocates Com
bining American Pep With
, Chinese Resources.

BOSTON, March :24-Dr. Tehye
Hsieh OF the New York bureau Of la
Dor and trade counselor Of the Chi
nese republic. last night advocated a
union between the United States and
China ITO render impotent Japan's
menace to the peace of the world"
Speaking before the Harvard Club,
DR.. Hsieh asserted that "Japan's men
ace" was based on her worship of
the irhikado and militarism, and on
her lack Of moral force" He pro-
posed that China's undeveloped re-
sources be reclaimed with the help of
the United States and that an en-
barge BE placed on them in order that
Japan may not be able to fight" add
ing that for msdern warfare Japan
! must have coal. iron and copper. "all
OF which she must get from China"
"China's contact with American pep
ana punch" he said. "has convinced
her that she no longer can play the
part OF 4 whining baby. If the United
States does not come forward in time.
China's weakness will invite aggres-
sion:
80 provo herself worthy Of Ameri-
can eo.opefation China Is renovating
every phase Of her national life"
Evening star., 1921-03-24
RUSS0.GERMAN TRADE
AGREEMENT PREPARED

LONDON, March ga dispatch to
the London Times from Berlin says
the draft Of the Russo C German trade
agreement is complete and ready for
signature. The agreement provides for
continuance of their present repre-
sentatives in Germany and Russia, to
whom will be attacked special repre-
sentatives for trade.
These Representatives, together
with certain members of their staffs,
will be accorded diplomatic immuni-
ty, and be allowed full use of the
wireless, post and telegraph. The pro-
lection Of nationals will be the busi-
ness of the present commission.
The agreement provides that the
German trade representatives in Rus
sia may take over the economic in
terests of Germany in Russia and
register all agreements made by the
Germans in Russian territory.
The properties in Russia of Ger
mans who have gone to Russia on
affairs covered by the agreement. will
be inviolable.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

In Aidean Colombia are no fewer than
1,1se species Of land birds, which are
non-mikratory because in this part of
topical, temperate and alpine zones.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Blouses, S.

Dress and tailored styles
extra fine assortment for Fri
day. Georgette Crepe Blouses
trimmed with wide bands of
Venise lace or filet lace COM
bined with embroidered net.
Tailored Blouses of Crepe de
Chine in bright colored stripes
on white ground or solid COL
ors of flesh. bisQue or white.
with roll, convertible. Buster
Brown or tuxedo collar. Sport
Blouses. also. in novelty, Tri-
colette, surplice style. short
kimono sleeves. Choice of
jade, honey-dew, porcelain,
tomato, navy and black.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
SUITS IN
TWEEDS, SIS

And not the ordinary, but
"Sky-bo" Tweeds that have
made a name for sturdiness.
Mighty fine in colorings of
tan. gray, blues. brown. biege
and a brick shade for younger
women. The styles include
Tuxedo and notched revers. in
verted plated backs and belts.
All sizes.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
E;:t:: e.: Need: in vs:tEat Sales: ees
NEW SATIN
COATS, $3.50

OF ALA the new fashions
nothing more stunning than
the new Satin Coats and
Wraps. Here are especially
good-l king. goood-value
Coats and Wraps of Satin. in
both navy blue and black:
full silk lined-ready for
Easter wear at S49.5O.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
SPORT
JACKETS, S1O.75

For quick selling we've
priced these Jackets of Wor-
sted Jersey at $IO.s5. Belted
styles with Tuxedo revers-
green's, oxfords and the much
wanted navy blue
Evening star., 1921-03-24
SPORT AND TOP
COATS. SIS

The utility coat of the Sum-
mer. Every one seems to feel
the need Of such coat
These are particularly good
- looking, in brown. blue and
natural shade of heather polo,
with panel and inverted
pleated backs belts. large
pockets and raglan or fitted
sleeves-half or full silk lined.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Opportune for Easter
Kid Gloves
s. Pair

In the wanted grays. q
clasp Fine French Kid Gloves
"a quality that is extra spe-
cial at $500 pair.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

Coat Dresses-these in high
grade Navy Blue Tricotine,
with metallic and silk thread
embroidery. Also few in
brown.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

From the standpoint of
style and Quality these coats
are exceptional values at S25.
Smart models of polo cloth,
new rainbow tweeds, mix
lures and jerseys. in navy
blue. heather mixtures. tan,
green and fancy checks.
Choice of tailored. belted and
flare models in sizes IA, 16
and IS years.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
SILK STREET
DRESSES. $3.50

OF the fine puppy-skin Taf-
feta, these are Dresses that
will find a welcome for all
Summer wear. Fitted basque,
low waistlihe and tunic styles.
In navy, gray, brown and
black. with embroidered or
candle collars and cuffs. The
styles are suitable for both
large and small women.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

Spring fashions in dresses
you will want for Easter.
Well made of silk taffeta,
Canton crepe, georgette. and
tricolette, in navy blue, brown
black and gray. Straightline.
ruffled, draped and tunic
skirts in sizes IA, 16 and is
years.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

SMART JERSEY
PETT1COATS
$3.95
An extraordinary Easter
price for Jersey Silk Petit
coats-the new styles and COL
ors of Spring. Made with
fancy blocked and pleated
f1ounce. others with satin
fiounces, in black. navy, pur-
pie, green, taupe, rose and
American beauty.
A Silk Petticoat, IS
All-Jersey Silk. with fancy
pleated and ribbon trimmed
flounces. Others in excellent
quality Silk Taffeta, with ruff
fled and tucked flounces. In
black. navy, taupe and
changeable colors that harmo-
nize with your suit and
dresses.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

For all seasons-the Trico-
tine Dress. These in navy
blue. embroidered in gray. with
floss silk and satin vests en-
broidered in silver, straight
line styles. are quite remark
able values!
Evening star., 1921-03-24
TAFFETA SILK
CAPES, SIS

Another Spring fashion en-
tirely new. Capes of navy
blue Taffeta. with great en-
veloping collars, finished with
rows of velvet ribbon-most
effective and at exceedingly
low cost.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

These for your Easter cos
tume-handsome models OF
Georgette Crepe. deliberately
trimmed with soutache braid
and embroidery in self col
or; short kimono sleeves, fin
ished with braiding, also
Rlouses with roll collar, front
and cuffs trimmed with con-
trasting color and narrow
braids.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
PLAID SKIRTS
S11.75

Also in stripes and checks
of fine Nelour-boN and side
plaited-leather and self belts.
The right shades and that's
important. See these combi-
nations of black and white,
tan and biege. blue and tan,
and tan and brown
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13

when tho former empress of
Germany died Monday there was
brief excitement among certain
circlos Boo Germany. beat lhc event
had hu smHil relative sigulf-
cancc The people have been ac.
cusiomcd to regarding the iohcn-
1Ollous at relic ol DAYS thal afe
passed forever lu fhc course of
nature th iumcr emperor win
Do borne io his erarc and ihc luf
lmh with ihc days of royal rule
removed THE second generation
bos no such orp upon ihc peopIc
"a thai of fhc actual rulers Time
may ho expected 200 do moro for
German ihoueht to wine out
blind ioaliy to arrogant upper
sonaiiou A. Germany draws
noaror go being o. notion ralhcr
thau-uu appanaRe 30 wiIl liue up
with other nations uuarreliup
and schomIue and working mi 90.
commercial salvation as d0 ihe
others We may noi appreciate
b. bui Germany Is working io.
ward such status ihai it snail be
come world asset instead 0f 20
world stumbling block nud rc
rr0arh
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13
BAND's OPPORTUNITY


Corpus Christi can not expect
to euin anything without cost al
ways provided tho something 90
br nlinel SIS worth having This
trmsn is apropos of ihc chcmo to
send ihc noy Scout Band OBJ San
Antonio for ihc Battle of Flowers.
This band has boon mado o1i Of
uW material and iis members
have spent money and hard work
upon noricoiinp control of their
Instruments out of Iot of boys
who had uo special aptitude Mr.
Siamm has brought o. musical or.
oaniguiion which would ho d
crcdii to many larger city Here
comes the opportunity go have th,
achievement of this eiiy in one
mniior sci before The state bon
striking fashion There viii De-
thousands from all over the state
and many from other states ~
the Rattle of Flowers. When The
BOY Scout baud az Corpu. Chrisfi
comes down The line. ncnlly mi.
formed playing good music, there
win Doe misses of people 90 see
hear and approve II will be great
and novel advertisement OF the
ciig
With n band of Approximately
fifty pieces the cost Of the trim
runs into some zeal money bui J,
not That money wen expended
vs. not O fifiypiccc baud in ihD
Rattle of Flowers worth far more
than Che 5000 required for Oh,
triDg
Talking iho mnttcr af anothc'
angle, tho boys have given a grcai
amount of free service They un.
dem,ood They were 90 be taken "a
ihc Rotary meeting Zoo Paris, bat
were disappointed If they ar,
given the opportunity The BATH,
OF Flmcrs offers they win ho
r0niont their ambition viii b,
fired ancW they win be- ready Cd
continue service 10 the old horn,
town and to perfect themselves 81
musical work The "Trip seems du,
Or thc BOYS They have earned II
af the hands of the ciiizons on
chat ground alone the subscription
fnr fhe Som Antonio win should b,
completed u IS worth complet
ing upon Goo other ground lha
the advert semcni would pay
limo hofi ior uH'ar ih'
rrn7aify OFF cNpNtsc money W.
hope io 500 ihc p'm wv ihc iril
complci 'nd imnnrol quickly
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13
WHEAT AND WAGES

Market reports shoN ihal ihc
price of wheat anrcd from ou.
dollar and ton cents 90 one dollar
awd Fifteen GENTS in Chirneo Mon
day when ihc government held
iht prc, 600 twice uhnf b. s tuday
ihcro was apprehension ihai when
tho priro Using WHe removed
uhaH would ep io mny pod
above iac government torfc
Supply Wud demand hHs made iD
mara Upuu wheat price DO ia.
or cotton Noi s0 dirp'Mly ip
hf r. hut significantly Wtb
wheat a' iiulc mor fHm no lD'
Iar mafI ihrrc ~ ever, Inru n
expect thc downward lraDd of
price, OF Food lo continue
Meantime bow about hr noon
who dDclarr living Gusts hayc not
decreased and thci caa no. stand
reduction Boo pay
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13
UNUSUAL CONDITION
Texas Lady Suffered With Pulling
and Aching Pains in Her Back
Which Cardui Relieved

Houston. Texas Mrs. c. r. cook. OK
1913 Witty Street, this city. recently
said. about four months after my
marriage. began suiieripg much
pain. and knew that my condition wa
unusual. but couldn't just dcclda what
was wrong. hid 60 so TO bed. g.
"Ail across my back and alps wers
pains, pulling and aching until ! could
hardly s.t up stayed IN bed few
days My husband had heard OF Can
dui 30 ! told i'm b. mlght set IT,
"ANor had taken CardIl n few
days. ] was ap. took five bottles and
haven't been ln bed since for this
trouble. Tor q | have Us least uymP
toms OF this trouble | get Caruul nnc
take Il IN time.
II have a number OF friends who
have used Cardui. and they recommend
Il very highly"
The experience Of this Texan lady
Is similar TO that related by thousands
81 other women.
Cardui IA purely ratablc. Gnd mild
and gentle IN SIS action. Cardul may
BE- The very medicine You need II euf-
Vring with womsnly Troubles,
Inko Caidui. NC'lab
=, -,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13
pEArH Rv NEGLRoT


d. a Wine business Tor the
pcral ion of oonrres ihe
soldier bonus hHl wne pul 90 Cine
hcad of iho ist hm wc aro m-
formed ihaf Wus merely formal
precedence and thn emergency
tariff ml wiil e.l FIRST attention
81 tlc mnamc, tariff ncow
vti.1 cau DO anything .ur us b.
culture Nhlpi appears upm Io
uu ilou the 'flav ni ihc honus
hiil mn ho forgiven 'The pl0-
gram Q h 'hr tariff h'li
hroneh W. foa days " iha
plan 5 eaw.c1 ouf ihcrc Wiil ho
little do.nY of Ihe ehem,, io aiyn
dnc attention l1 hhe rights of
former soldic
There are other imperiaH md
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13

Texas lost iis contention over
The boundary line along Rcd
river and Texas survives The
chief muurncrE are lot ol OF.
scheme promoters who sou- M 90
establish claims and gain wealth
The state was not nearly as deep
ly interested as the men that made
$50 much Noise over thcir puiaiivc
rights Naturally the state wont
into thc Fight to preserve my
rights iis citizens might have. hui
there viii bc uo war with okla.
homu over the outcome and the
deputies must ind other jobs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13

Haywood and BIS partners in
crime eos members OF the plotting
j W W have played The last pos
giblo card and the supreme court
pf the United States has ordered
them hack to prison lo serve thoir
terms of twenty years lci u.
forget Them Twenty years honce
ihc W " win be- almost ns
completely m Oblivion as lhc mcu
who won the sentences they re.
ceiyed
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13

basis Of vitality. n you
have Il, you afur1ily
Withstand summer tenn
porafurea Hut m your
blood De- poor. loaded with
p0is0na thu should be-
east ont 50 arg limp
and uEc'fea I'M shirt.
alegye" weather,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13

Many people simply melt IN alns
mer They emit work of enjoy ne.
They lack Vitality. Ton q ono
their blood impoverished
Utrb u.ffl.ronta Hood be- fhn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-13

write ua about y0ur con
dillsn and We wnl send
you cxpert medical 3D.
slice free Address Chief
Mo deal Advisor 500
svift Laboratory, AT
lan,s, Georgia.