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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-04-28
ROCKINGHAM POST DISPATCH RICHMOND COUNTY, n. 9.
Sale of Town Property for Taxes.

Default having made BY the persons below named ID n o P
,o S The town Of Rockingham North Caon for the year 1871 on the
nnnev herewith SET out will offer for sale to the highest bidder Or 1
the courthouse door Rockingham c. the hS Monday May may
be pmp Of paying the said property which default mas
been made =.
The below named parties will please take notice that costs amounting
81 IN lone dollar and thirty cen has been added the amount opposite Their
Inns "p'A '' Sc COVINGT0N Town Tax Collector.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14
III FEET IN Rs IL

The drill at the test well on the Kit
tenhouSe oil Field had reached "a depth
last night If III feet in the cap rock
This makes "a total 81 , llG feet for the
depth 81 the we'll Yesterday drilling
was suspended for the purpose Of r.
newimg the comes on tho bit This was
Completed and drilling was started
again this morning and from reports
they hope 10 make great progress today.
The greatest depth which has ever ircen
reached i'm the rock hv previoiS COM
panies was 10o feet lacking 80 feet OF
reaching the depth which Roncy. Mitch
I'll 4 Bruer have reached.
The company j. expecting the hit 10
20 through the rock M any moment and
quite Il little interest j. being manifest
ed AZ what VII be found beneath the
rock.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14
SHAW NiNGET IN.

Esquire 4 NJ Shaw for q number 81
wears member 81 the Fiscal Court
from District No. .. and one of tire
most prominent planters and business
has. We understand about decided 20
make the race for County Judge.
through the solicitation 81 his many
friends throughout the county. He j.
one Of the most prominent and popular
gentlemen In the county. eminently tit
ted for such an office and should he
decide 10 enter his name as a candidate.
he j. SIRE To- make good race.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

Mrs. NJ =. Henry. well known lady
of this city. fell In the yard al her home
I'm West Hickman one day last week and
broke her left wrist. She was going
out her front gate and stumbled over a
plank. throwing her down. She broke
the same arm few years ago.
simmons X. X ribbed tread casiagS.
3oN3 IL M Moneys this week for 81.
Guaranteed 1000 miles. l.
Miss Selma Carr. of Union City. has
been visiting Miss Helen Tulloss dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Leighton Shelby. of Charleston.
Mo. is here visiting her father. John
Greed and family.
Trice and Express cotton seed soc per
bushel. Good clean seed. }leoney's.
q. II. Powell. wife and children spent
Sunday i'm Union City with relatives
Kabo Brassiers and confiners 4ac and
up.-Dobsons.
w :. Swift was in Dyersburg Tues
day.
Ladies' handkerchiefs. : cents at Dob
sons.
Clover Hay for sale-A- O. Carufh
Il Miss Sarah Corum Is on the Sex list
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14
Geo. DAHNKE
'''' DRINKS DRINKS POISON
Committed suicide Last Night III Tits
Home in Union City.

George Dahnke. president II ths
Dahnke- Walker Milling Company OF
Union city. committed suicide ias'
night by drinking poison. From iii"r-
nation which could be learned TINS
morning. he went from IA. mill To hi>
home yesterday afternoon az i've oei"Ft
lud went into tie bathroom. lie was
missed by his family who found him
locked in the room. They entered ih''
rpom through window aud discovered
him living on the floor Al empty bot
tls az lv~ol was found which had m'rn
the mean, 90 fhr -uicil. Physicians
we're summoned huf little relief could
he given him. aud hr died al eleven
o'ciock iIe was about sixty years 81
A. and had h,,n in business IN Union
city for ai,,ut thirty i've wears. start
ing u~ e,,,.1 iu % restaurant there and
rising 20 fhr prominence 81 one Of West
Tennessee most influential business
mem. meeting disaster only through the
abnormal conditions with which hi~
company has bard to contend during The
pa~t ycar.
During tho flood of 1912 ,sco Dahnke
was nne OF th.. first from neishhoring
rifles ou fhe ~-eue contributing ear
load OF bread from his bakery. and uf
100 times be- had shown % friendly spirit
toward Hickman. being closely connect
cd with many of che prominent enter
pri~.-~ 81 fhr county John : Greed
&.Son have becn the local representa-
tivc~ for tine Dahuke- Walker Milling
Company for number 81 wears.
The presumahlc cause II his suicide
was the business difficulties whichever
made public earlier in the week when
the Dahnke-walkcr Milling Company
made an assignment to G. +. Keiscr
trustee Of an the property Of the com
pany. consisting 81 mills warehouses.
machinery. trucks and real estate. ac-
counts amounting % Sl4O.Ooo notes
amounting 90 So. 500 and cash deposits
Of S2TGGl -.
This assignment was made % secure
an indebtedness Of about S2S0OO0 due
fo long list 81 creditors. including
MANY banks milling and elevator com
pauie~ throughout the country. and also
many loraI creditors. The mill closed
down Saturday throwing - men ON
of work
George Dahnke. president II the com
pany. and Mr.. Cohle. whose names ap-
pear as security on practically all Of
the notes Of the company also made In
dividual assignments both 10 q r
Keiser. trustee. Mr. Dahnke's indehf-
edness amounts % Sl2fO0O and Mr.
Coolies 10 Sil2.900. The property as
signed 10 secure this indebtedness con
sists principally Of town property. about
$500 acres II farming and uudcYelopCd
Ohion County land. aud stock in the
following companies. in all of which
they were large holders Dahmke- Walk
or Milling Company. Union City Ice 4
Coal Company. Obion County Land and
Investment Company Union City Can
ming Company Union city Elevator
Company. Maggie McKiunis Company
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14
L. ID. c. SCHOLARSHIP.

The United Daughters OF the Coufed-
eracy have about fifty scholarships o.
give this year. and il i thought the To-
al chapter. the Private Robert Tyler
Chapter. might be able 10 secure one pf
these. 50 they would like to get In touch
with any lineal descendant Of a Confcl
crate soldier who would like 10 attend
college this fall and take advantage of
this scholarship. This Is a wonderful
opportunity for some girl or boy who
wishes 70 get further education and who
hasn't the means Of doing 10. The APP
plicant must be- High school gradu.
ate. ana this scholarship viii permit
them 90 enter number Of the best
known schools In the United State
Anyone desiring this advantage should
gct On touch with the q ~ e. Chsp.
ter here al once 50 their cuse can o..
looSed into and So what can D., done
The applicant must he ct Confederate
Lineage
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

KaIo Corsets. new styles front and
back lace. 9Sc and mp AZ Dobsons
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

The Following Suits Have Been Filed
Since Our Last Report.

New York Stores Mercantile Co. "
Shaw Bros suit on note FOR Sl6T 80
with interest less $50.
New York Stores Mercantile Co. IS.
V. Carpenter ; Co suit ON note for
Sf3i.79 with interest less S23l. SO.
Len Williams vs. John Elks. appeal
On decision ian Judge stairs court
against Elks iu which Williams got
judgment Tor S10550 with q per cent
Interest. Tor pay be- claimed was due
him from Elks
Mrs. BERTHE ~ Howard " W q.
Bryant and W. - Carbon. suit Tor >2ST
with interest for timber cut and haul
ed from her hand for defendant
Hickman Hardware Co -. Bryant
a Newton. suit on account for SITS.
Harry Murphy SIS. Geo Royon. suit GA
note for $50 and interest
II. +. Jouo~ a co vs. Anna q Ritter
90 ais. suit on account for Sii4.G aud
interest.
Crcedlc 4 Wallace VS. Swavnc Walk
err. suit on automnhile
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14
HOLD Oh iRTERIy CONFERENCE

The Quarterly Conference Of the First
Methodist Church was held at the
church last Friday evening with the
Presiding Elder. Rev. II. \. clark pres
cnt Before the conference the ladies
OF the church served an excellent lunch.
quite a number were present hut not a.
many aS would have been had il not
raincd The church has done excellent
work under the leadership Of Dr. John
ston and shows steady gain.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

sunday school . ~. r. I. Randle.
Supt Friends Day" we should have
49, present.
Preaching 10 - "A. IN. and 30 y. IN.
Junior League = , m. Miss Carpen-
ter in charge. Senior League H. IN
Midweek service Wednesday 20
y. IA.
The following arr, three minute speak
ers from April-June Mrs. Alice Am
h..rg. \ -. Caruthers. r. T. Randle. Ben
Briggs. Mrs. r. T. Blow. Miss Sophia
I.unsford Mrs. W. r. Bondurant. Mrs.
Hamly. Mrs. Percy Jones, Mrs. Adrian
Minetrce Mrs T. 4 Thompson. VIM.
Cook. Jr Airs. Will Spcer. Mrs NJ.
NJ Tulloss. the Misses Call. Mrs. w \.
Johnston. Miss Inez Iuten.
4 cordial invitation is extended to
all The services.
H. r. Johnston. Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

White Plymouth Rock eggs. Si.50 per
I5-Mr~. X. r. Ballow, Route 1. Alp
Brass pins. ; ccnts.-Dobsons
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

Sheriff Walker went 10 Louisville
this week and brought back Mrs Stella
PeeIer. who was wanted on charge of
cashing cold checks. II is alleged that
while I'm the city few weeks ago she
presented two checks To W It. Pendle-
ton. proprietor of the Busy eBe Cafe
for payment. one for S45 and the other
for S404. receiving cash on both Local
officials telegraphedr To Louisville ask
ing her arrest. and Sheriff Walker went
after her and lodged her in the county
jail upon their return.
o.
Trimming beads. all colors at Dob
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

Sunday School > 80 y. m
Preaching IL u. m. and ! 30 y. IN. ON
first and third Sundays
Prayer service Thursday night . 30
y. IN.
Everybody cordially invited.
Rev. v. T.. Banks, Pastor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14
ANN Al BtNQtET.

The Hickman Commercial Club will
hold their annual banquet and election
Of officers next "Wednesday evening al
the club rooms az 80 o'clock Percy
Jones will have charge Of the eats"
and all members are invited To- De- pres
ent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

A pretty, inexpensive palm can be
grown from one or two seeds Of a
common dried date. The soil should
be rich and the plant should be well
watered.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

Rex Theatre TODAY First Nation
nj Attraction. Don't Ever Marry" Fea-
turing that famous Frcckle Face Com
edian. Wesley Barry This picture has
all II takes To make a perfect picture
Marshall Neiian. director and James
oliver Curwood. writer Adm pc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

Siikine Crochet and Emhroidcit
Thread. fast coiors for sale "a poi.
SONS
~ Adams has returned from q hu-i
ness trip o. Memphis
o.
Extra large hoN hair pins pr box in
cents pol,Sons
Inner tubes - - Moonev-s
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-14

To-day az Rex Theatre-A First Ma
tioIal Attraction. Don't Ever Marry"
Featuring that famous Frreckle-Face
Comedian. Wesley Barry. Admission ~
cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Sour Grapes

Tho World was FIRST As USUAL
with the frht extra SATURDAY. au-
noun.,re 'ntt Dempsey WON in ,hc
fourth
rho World beat tho Tribune ,o
THIRD and Main o., .. minute. No'
500 vcry unusual ,onsldcr,us Tho
Worll's practice ~ bctus FIRST
uut ut thu tnc Trmwca slovucss
was wrriI Irr
The Opposition was beaten so
bad. however that u couldn't under.
stand how o. hauucncd
$50 It holl,r,d fake.
Aud It had absolutely nothing To-
base the aNr charge on Soothing
but its own slowucss in putuup out
a urWaulpuu
The Worlda cN'rn Va Legitimate.
itH blow hN blow account or tho
battle was furnished hy tho Inter.
national NcWs Service leased wire
lt the TIhuuo doubts that the
flight lv rounds used lv Tho
World lu IT, oNtra vua that carried
10y tho l. y. s. the fact rau bc wort
.ivi ly cine. klnr up thu records The
w ul Il MIS- li .IlENl lN rounds WI.
furnished hv the Associated Press
Nou,o tho difference iu doHils An
correspondents SEQ a fgut some
what differently
There WAS typoErahlcal error in
tho Eight Dos rounds carried I'm the
extra Round was s'ut - tho
composing room iu two "nkca' and
the ulut,. made tho mistake uf
smggluE thr first paragraph round
% and tho second paragraph round
l." Both combined should have
been round 1' The veal rorl Il
{. in which tho kockout came. was
thus accidentally lcft out
n hauens thcr" was crowd of
hhuut ifN fight fans I'm Tho world
editorial rooms at the timc the fight
extra was sent down" Thcs" fans
know that n was simply speed over
olnWucss that enabled Tho World TO
beat tho Tribune IL minutes with
Dts tNtlu.
Tho World doesn't need 10 fake an
extra To beat its opposition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Grdnd Circuit Opening
Sees Record Smashed

NORTH RANDALL, CLEVELAND.
Ohio. July I.-Th" grand circuit
harness horse racing season of 1921
was iuaururitod at North Randall
today under the most uuspi'ious
conditions. close finishes fast time,
and ono Of the largest first day
crowds marked tho opening.
One track record went by tho
boards. lu winning the Edwards
stake for 2:oN PAGERS the feature
event ON todly's card Prince Loroc,
the douhlo-gai'od champion of tho
world, paced the second heat iu
o2A, half second faster than tho
previous record for the stake cs'ah-
1918. The last quarter was covered ju
The last quarter was covered In
3oi2 seconds, fun second faster
than tn" first.
Tho winner u owned by Captain
David Shaw and Was driven by Mike
Mrpovitt. lie is the first Cleveland
owned horse ever 60 win the sake,
which had value Of $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
DEMPSEY READY
TO DEFEND TITLE
Champ Would Battle Will
lard. Brennan, Gibbons
of Wills Labor Day
GEORGES NOT OUT YET
Frerchman Still a Great Card
and 2 Match With Gibbons
Would Draw Heavily
nv IACK NEIOCK.

,.rw YORK. July 4.-They're
/ ,.., up opponents for both
-,...,..y and Carpenter today.
r.. worlds champion says he is
...t..r- to dercnd his own crown
..,l-.. any man the public wants by
Labor day
r,.~,fc-. earor for chance
.-.r..t some American fighter near
~ t.. .,yn weight and notified In
a.f... I. tho nice things the press
r.l ., saw about his wonderfully
-,.-. showing against tho Tiger
s-.r r-4h. will STAY iu America for
, ,.,rf y necessary 10 get a match.
IL Meet Richard This week.
Conferences betwcon Prom otter
-sr E.rkard and both fighters later
IN .ro week may develop plans tor
Sr'g~p bouts Dempsey says he VIII
moot anybody WIZARD. Gibbons.
prcrrar. rvon Harry Wills. II tho
ruh... wants this match. Carpenter
has asked Rickard TO get him a
! match with Tommy Gibbons, Bron-
nan o- ANYBODY who has an idea that
-No worlds licht-heavywciEht cham
r'arsh.u crown is resting on the
wrong brow. Georges, YOU know, Is
rW the worlds light heavyweight
champion
rush matters He is going 70 give
Promoter Rickard is not going 10
tha boxing public timc to whet un a
nov appetite for title bouts but there
ie ~a' 'ho shadow Of a doubt that
matches with Dempsey and Carpen-
'ior figuring I'm them would be popu-
lar and nrof'ahle.
Big Bout No Flivvcr.
Tho DewpsCv-Carpontlcr bout was
a. from a flivvor. II was a record
breaker financially and It drew the
greatest paid crowd that ever wit
messed a boxing match or any other
sporting event IN this country. But
better yet 10 wac n success as n con-
'o- FOR Carpenter. the gamester.
really went down TO glorious defeat
and he is not oven limiting at his in -
'ured right hand as an alihi. That
shows the kind OF stuff no IS
made o.
\ match between Dempsey and
Willard would no doubt create much
Interest providing Willard really can
ge' IN shape for Il. Ray Archer,
Wizards business confident IN things
Syic. who Is now in New York. ho-
lsves that Big joss can get into con
d'ion and predicts that II he is
Wtl.H'N win dempsey again he will
not he caught unprepared.
There is littlc or no demand for
another Dempsoy-Rronnan fight.
brennan Is not entitled to return
match with tho champion, who has
knocked him out twice.
Caricniicr SIN Big Card.
carpenter, despite his defeat hv
dempsey is still great card. lie
""lld be tremendous card
matched with Tommy Gibbons. who
haS arrived as a challenger for the
HfFNW"lght championship and
f"hoSe string Of IL straight knock
outs means something. Here's q
.tt'N mat would he hummer and
I,.",'n' 's willing TO meet the
Fronohnan. Brennan or Dorrso,
himself He sont a challenge ~ tbe
'7Ss!de at Jersey City SATURDAY.. dc.
'Nns 'ho winner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
GREYHOUND RACE
MEETING CLOSES
Six Events in Afternoon
and Six at Night for
the Last Day

The greyhound race meeting at
Mid-Continent closed with holiday
program yesterday Of six races I'm
the afternoon and six at night. The
banner crowd Of tho meeting was
out 10 see the doEsics sprint
There viii be another meeting
next fall, it was announced.
Last uieht there was talk OF
match race tonight between Misty
Dawn and Widest Dillon. which
finished first and second respective
IS in the fourth race last night
The results:
Afternoon Results.
First race, slf milo-Chlck
Bradley first. Article Lady, second
Joio Ray, third Time 10 As sec
onds. Gladys Flirt, Fallview, Med
dlesome Mary finished in the order
named.
Second race. il mile-Rcady
Peerless first; Rcd Pine, second;
Prince Lively, third. Time 2S soc
onds Handsome Buck and Robin
Hood finished In order named. Ruth
Cannon scratched
Third race 3-16 milc---Polky,
first, Sister Flirt, second; Ripping
Rhyme. third Time 90 3-5 seconds.
Parchy Baden and Lady Foil finish
Cd in order named. Betty j.
scratched
Fourth race, 5-16 mile Mission
Boy first. Billie Ray, second 4;
Skookum. third 1@me 23 seconds.
Suisun. Killarney Lad, Sawhuck fin-
ished in order named.
Eifth race, IA mile-Dillon Wild
/ Bill. first; Nebraska Wild Bill sec
| ond Jcsserue, third, Time - sec
/ onds. Red Red Rose, wild Easter,
/ Dutch Bergman finished in order
sixth race. s-16 mile--so Ions
/ Dick. first. Nurscmaid. second
/ Ready Applause, third Time 10 2-5
/ seconds. Duffy's Malt Araseo,
Georgia finished in order named.
Night Results,
First race. 3-l6 mile--Amhling
Motor first: Night Rider second
Tho sneak third. Time 20 30 sec
onds. Regret, King Surprise and
. Fleet Foot also ran
second race. IA mile-Sammy
Satan first, Dainty Peerless second
Beakcrs Lady third Time - %
seconds Imp Irish Freedom,
Billy Lucas and Fair Chance also
ran.
Third race, 3-l6 mile-Rig Tom
first; Handsome Roy second, Bonita
/ Ross third. Time % l-j seconds
/ Cheerful Moments also ran.
Fourth race Ia mile Misty
/ Dawn first; widest Dillon second
Peerless Prince third Timo % 20
seconds. Rush Reuben. Ernest Wlld
Bill and Moonshine Wild Bl'l also
ran.
Fifth race. ais mIle--Miss Pinky
Heir first. Flying Stone second
Honeysuckle third, Time ~ 3-5 sec
onds. oakland Hannah, sitting
Bun and Fricnd'y Fox also ran ..
sixth race. Ii milo-boopoli
first; over The Rhine second; Ely
ing clara third. Time - seconds
white Hawk and Mooney Reo.us'
also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05

She took it faithfully and Is now reg
ular and has no pain. We recon-
mend the Vegetable Compound and
give you permission 20 publish this
letter. Mrs. KATIE EICHER, 4O3
n. Fairhill St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Standing all day. or sitting in
cramped positions and often with wet
feet, young girls contract deranged
conditions. and before they are hardly
aware of It they develop headaches,
backachc, irregularities, nervousness
and bearing down pains, all of which
are symptomsof woman's S ills. Every
mother who has a daughter suffering
from such symptoms should profit by
the experience of Mrs, Eicher and
give Lydia +. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound a fair trial.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
ROPES A STEER
IN 1875 SECONDS


A. tho i,y ,nI.4eo round ur
Wnl.N omen. .'v 4. for tho Wu.M.
rn,u....r.n.n .vtH lrurlr. .r,,II. .pf
rho rou,r. who rpu'.ri.i n tho
TuI.t round .t.n witch .-drd Last
uIEhi Hf continent utIN.
yU. ,,..h of D. ~. Eui.IsH ~
paN,hu.l,p who rorrI and tied ID
st,,r i'm 'gH. .,.urd4 Was easily
tho fraturo of tho rupiur ,,ruts uu
the Fourth IIn ,lutlI,l 49, urAfs
y,stardYy. Iurr,e- win leave to.
Chi.uro ON JulN 10 aud confidently
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Leonard Cnnccls Congan Hont.

DENVER, July i.-The schcdu Cd
l2-rouud bout here July 6 between
Benny Leonard, lightweight cham
pion, and Mel Coogau of New Jcr-
soy, has been cancelled because of
Illness Of Leonard, II was announced
today. Coogan will probably be
matched with some other light.
weight.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
SI.G2a.asN. LYcht Gntn

r..>HN YORK. July THE total
g.. .'!p's for tho Dempsey-Car-
Z, ,..,,I boxing contest amounted to
y, -'..'o. Tex Richard. promoter
~. bout. announced tonight. The
''- profits have not been calculated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
MP IDLEWILD

NnrCCII, ItnsCa County, MINI.
offers TO q limited number the very best
AcCoUU odatiors to he had in ~, REAL
NORTH WOODS section ~ Minnesota Nlr.
Gin lakes alive with Black Bass. PIKE
Crappte. etc. a nice LITTLE camp where
dini,r plsr. win EiitA "o,y ,.b,n,
Don't decide without our folder and ref
erences.- AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
White Wants Title Bout.

vr-, "a. 'INAGO, July 4-Charl cv
', " ..... . chicago lightweight. will try
-ts.' Tex Richard 10 arrange a
,,"' '"r him with Benny Leonard
p. lightweight championship.
"' announced TO-DAY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
',ts ', Iro Homcrs In one Inning

de- SO lake CITY, July Pad %
~, m, salt Lake second haseman.
rfr. "u nome runs in tho third in -
r-.. ne second game ~ 4
..I I,o.oHoaier WITH Sacromcn,o vcs.
.a'a7" SEli7 made anotbcr home
" IL the eighth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-05
Roper Beats Scbp,,dcr

p lNAHA, July 4-Captain Bob
1o,,lr Chicago heavyweight. won A
n ION over Andy Schmader In a
' round bout here today.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1921-05-14
Knows Where to
Go Now for Help
Another Nashville Woman Benefited
By Tanlac Three Years Ago
Makes Statement.

"Tanlac relieved me of my
troubles and put me in splendid
condition three years ago and l
know just where to go when l
need something to build me up"
said Mrs. Louis E. Sneed, 1918
Fifth Ave-, North, Nashville,
Tenn, while purchasing a bottle
of Tanlac the other day.
suffered for years from Stom-
ach trouble and about three years
ago | got into an awful condition.
| couldn't eat a thing but what
caused me to suffer agonies, my
nerves was all upset, I couldn't
sleep and / suffered a great deal
from rheumatism. / had a dull,
heavy, languid feeling all the
time with no strength or energy
and at times my SufferlngS were
almost unbearable.
That was my condition when
l got Tanlac, and / declare the
medicine just made the most
wonderful change in me. My
stomach stopped bothering me.
/ began to sleep as sound as 9
baby, all my aches and pains left
me and ! was built up in every
way until / felt fine all the time,
and Pm feeling that way yet.
My faith has been pinned to Tan
lac ever since that time. | am