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New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George D. F. Leith
gave luncheon yesterday at Pierre's
for their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. William G. +. Leith. Among
others who entertained friends for
luncheon there yesterday were MIR. and
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam, who ar
rived from Europe on board the Aqui-
tania, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis 1selin, Mr.
and Mrs. Leland H. Ross and Baron
and Baroness d'ErlanRer.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson
gave dinner last night at Sherry's
for Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold Thompson.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
Distinctive
Autumn Frocks

(of the finer type)
for Misses and Youthful Women
warrant am immediate pilgrimage to
that Mecca OF debutantes, the spacious
Department ON the Second Floor.
Here may be found the latest and
most captivating achievements of the
leading coutmrieres of two continents,
blat more particularly of those who
devote their talents to tine creation of
frocks for tine slender, willowy figure
THAT is SO characteristic of the Ameri=
cam degroise1ae. And never were frocks
so charming, SO riag1te, SO vibrant with
the beauty and the gayety of Youth.
1T is mot merely that ONE finds among
them everything that is new-in
fabric, style, color and decorations
that is to be expected Butt there is
more than that. Not just fashionable
frocks; but frocks that are the visible
embodiment of Fashion.
The prices, for promenade, afternoon
and evening frocks of the finest order,
range from
$48.OO to $4,000
Butt there are many attractive frocks
figures.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

Mrs. Minturn Pinchot and her daugh-
ter, Miss Rosamond NJ. Pinchot, who
returned from abroad yesterday on the
Aquitania, are at the Ambassador.
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lNIhree,M]lnute IalesM.
RsAG Sy?Ad Scfusterj .,-Q&A4A4I
BILL DROPS IN
SyAd Schuster.

rtra.n n the end OF the bore ana he Res-
,,,ad hctvr"n an asCape and cHplora-
Ion On MS hands and knees he went
on. taking courage as the revolver III
ni, coat POCKET swung against him.
The Journey ended at a wooden door
and It.i.. as IuIetly as he could, fingered
IL, s..r.acn for z latch. lie was cramred
...t iii, out one hand fOT support. The
u or Crw uprn and the started youth
"ru hraI,uag into room and beside
splu;rcring stove. The little man OF the
dIsappctraucc. para!yzed with fright
sat win MS knees drawn 10 his chin'
n large chair.
81 wont hurt YOU" BIZ heard himself
saving while he wondered which was
tn. moro frightened Il am no burglar
I'll explain.
The man jcrked his feet TO the floor
and held OIL; a trembling arm. quiet
Won fool. quiet. II YOU want 10 steal
-akc what YEA want but keep quiet!
ror = minute Bill. collecting his
,hrugh;s. stood looking al the man ana
lrnI-d tn. comfortable room that hah
h,ru hui., n the cellar. Except for the
.l!d,irn door from tho tunnel, the o"'S
entrance waS by way or staircase
from within. The answer was mere lhe
lad ;Eourhl, and 40 longer frightened.
he sat down and faced the other. y GU II
have t. c\plain," he wispered' or Il
yell nay foot head of.
.YrS. YES" tho other put In ratti!ns
.Ic stove to cover the SOUND OF ms
voice. and from 4 long whispered S'orE
HNl made out this:
II used - r!av cards bit. CANINE
y,y know. with the boys. When l Get
,,arrjcd sne made mo quilt. "ouldn'
,.t M, leave tho house. heard me whch
,rlcI tie door. Tho cave was punt
a long time ago ~ some boys ana
improved It Got her 20 let me have
den n the cellar. private Ht''" F'o','
nd only place In tho house where
I'm smoke. Every night this Is where
II, sur0oScd 70 play solitaire against
,r,.,..tr. making mind bets" lie looked
p. Tho ceiling app-ch"nsivc!y. smiled at
a.s visitor with 4 mixture or rr!de anu
Guilt. IL can get out now wheneFer
wisN-and. 50 long as re: hacK oy H.
. ne VII, never ind out
Following instructions, Et,l MADE MS
way or, through the tunnel
Il didn't have TO fail in he sal"
win yc,f-rrproach as Ia watched tht
balanced trap wing SHUT and lock. !
should haze kuown enough 10 Kick the
rcp from tho SIDE toward the street.
Tan,or~nw--Apr,o Pie and Shelley.
downright 1879 t;co. Matthews Adams
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Helen Hunters Husband
HELEN IS STILL SULKING
BY Jane Phelps

treatment
Il cant 80 ont Helen. have prom
Used = lot Of work
Very we'll can so alone again.
Haven't Yea cooked any dinner
Could she carry her cntldiShness SO lar
NO. told you'll wouldnt the
words came jerN!iy. He knew she haa
her hat-pin in her mouth.
is there anything IN the nous, TO
eat"
Bread and butter. l guess"
Jack said no more. blt disapp"lred
into the Kitchen. He found rolls and
butter, and the remainder OF the Jam
la had the night before. A he had
then. he made the coffee. Then he called
All ready, Helen. 1t won't hurt US to
ea: simply for once
No Helen answered
81 wouldn', have believed shc would
do 4 again" lack GulHcd as he sat down
20 his lonely reiaSt. Bu. he forced
! hj.rsel: 70 eat. drank two cups OF coffee
, then went ~ his figures. About $50
! Helen came In
! Jack pretended not 10 hear her.
! Il hope YOU enjoyed your dinner A."
fin: - remarked unable longer to &c.,
quiet.
IL d!d we'll enough"
! some reorle are easily satisfied sar
| cast!cally.
THANK Cod am one OF them"
! 81 have found Z very nice place where
we can get vcry good dinner for dol
| lar and 4 half | think IL will Re l!ttle
les II We go regularly.
| lack made no reply. Really he had
not quite heard.
! VIVA, do you say Helen asked.
! ITO what? Excuse me. Helen. l didn't
! hca~."
J Il tod you had found nice place
! 20 TAX. our dinners and
y take my dinners right here n my
home. When I don't I'll go back 70 tho
! farm and have them with the folks,
I Understand that once for all Helen. l
wan, a home. !atend 10 have Il or
! &c, OUT" he finished rather brutality.
Tomorrow-Nn Evening Alone-For
Jack.
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Chapter c3

Chapter 81
Eslan was very dignilied during break
kaat. She poured Jacks coffee. liked IL
10 his liking. but only spoke when NJ
sked a direct question. Shed snow
him!
Jack realized her attitude. and had
be not been SO anxious over his finances
IL would have amused him. AS I WAS
be ignored it. The very worst thing
be could do-trom her point Of View.
whats sauce for the gander IS sauce
kor the goose" was the very evident
Idea she tried to impress upon him.
81 may DO a o:t late tonight. Helen
b want to see one man who won CIV.
! me an interview until after oc'H'N'
Then, Have dinner about :. Will YOU
I'll DO here by then. -
Hslen made no answer
Engr0ssed In hts thoughts OF just how
he would approach certain man ne
wished to insure. and busy gathering
up the finished work Of tho night before.
Jack did not see the tightening OF her
ups or the expression on her face He
kissed her cheek, receiving no return
caress, and hurried out.
She'll get over Il by night. he said
70 himself with a shruS.
To o., "f Jacks disposition. holding
q grudga 'or long was impossible He
IA no, rctlIze how Helen. hroodsns ali
day over what she considered her
wrongs, could keep W tho feeling OF
indignation for so long. II was over
and done with, let bygones Dc oygones'
was his idea.
He had a fair day. Encouraged. he
went up the stairs wv" az time. whist
ling gayly.
AAhead OF Tina 4 "t.Ie. Helen. NJ
called.
II am nearly ready.
"Ready?"--he had fo~goctcn--'re7"E
for what Was e another party: He
couldn't go. He had promised ''ome
work FOR tho morrow. and u would take
him all the evening 10 finish -
ITO 90 out to dinner.
II all came back. Helen was eSacorg
her pound OF flesh FOR his fancied Ill
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Ny wife is very anxious 20 get your
advice as regards spells sac has DARN =
her sleep similar 70 nightmare She VIII
lump out Of bed with cry, a"d III
Sbming to herself in lew HUhut"T
seems all upset and very nervous, She
Is the picture Of health, yet at times
she sass she feels just al IN.
Answer-The sleep walker acts MS
part as in a dream. Ills motor activity
Ia awake and rGspUnSlS" I" MS NINA
He Is a slunbering motor automaton
Ar the Same time he presents u rec"'
liar Increase OF his subjective power
He Is likely To have great kecnneSs OF
touch. combined with irsenSlhiAtl -
pain. His special senseS@Sight' near
ny and so on--may "r may n"' r' &c
1--WE. but he Is cOgn!Zant "n'E o. '""Ne
things which pertain 10 hS "Veti'
story.
Anropos this memo. my friend VIII
,,k. me 10 write about sleep w'uiNHr
must surely read The Noonstone =!
HilkIe Collins one OF Ito most H"N'' ]"
ing mystery stories ever written.
Unusually the pupils OF the eyes do not
rAsnond 70 .Gc light. and inc lNCo hdS
n blank apathettc appearance. Inc c!'
may be opened or closed. inc pdCIe"'
baa no subsequent OF walking '''o'
ZION % his soinnanloui'S''I go
chase may te reviewed or rSpe"seu u
. xpbseouent attack. Ia'N'hE Il. CIV
.,sn, Is Jus, a minor deE7"e OF som
ee and the state o. double
consciousness may Dc
largest development
Tns sleep walker has usually nsu
rosie heredity. Adolescence N e''n'.
~. A. girls Is the ordinary age for
an,sa-ance OF tH!s pheG"m"noA
49, IN ufe women are more likely
"a b. afflicted than mca. The attack
~ often traceahie 20 s"me mental pre-
e.a.nt condition. ur tho patient VII
carr out In sleep tHe line OK action On
which he has bce'' in'"ht H''"'c rev.
II most cases presenting repeat
"A .,,sck. there IS similarity o:
action In al ~ them: or one HtNc'
ray continue tie action OF - r'ede
esssor. In such case a. y"ur VIE
4 doctor should be summoned,
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sse5. Hero f. a splendid style TOT re-
modelling or for combining two mater
!ais. The lines are good and youthful
and new style features are seen In col
lar and sleeve. Satin or taffeta would
be attractive for this design for TRIM
ming. II would also be nice IN olacX
velvet with braIding or in taupe moire
with n touch OF coral.
The Pattcrn IS cut IN Sizes: Is. 10
and 20 years 4 Ii year size requires
a. yards OF sc inch material. The
width Of the skirt at the foot Is abo::
yards.
Pattern mailed TO any address on re-
ccipts Of 12c in silver or stamps.
Write name md address plainly. Sent
Il cents to The Intelligencer onict
wheeling. W. Va.
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DONATES LEGION ooLoRs

Charles Somehow. OF the Hub, viii
donate 4 standard OF colorS to the local
post Of the American Legion. Inc pos
is in great need Of the colors and the
GIFT Is highly appreciated by the mem
bers. Mr. Sonncborn made tho offer 70
purchase tho standard OF colors 70 J.
rvror N!ckcrson. post commander o;
rho most. who upon his retiring from
.nfrice was authorized TO secure the stan
dard OF cOlors.
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All Inquiries addressed 10 pr. Huber
in care Of the Health Talks depart
rnent will be answered IN these columns
In their turn. This requires considerable
time. however owing To the great num-
Der ,ccclIcd. So II personal "r quicker
reply ~ desired. stamped and self
addressed envelope must be enclosed
with the question. The Editor
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tism. govt. exposure n Old ard wet
To avoid this paint. 'I'Hdy he sure
10 always have you feet warm and dry,
During an attack rest N bed ~ ncC-~'
sary with the prescribing "f sa.icyIau3,
Qutn!ue and Other drugs by the family
doctor: no scic-dus:uE will do here.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Health Talks |
By John "a Huber AM,MD \
SPONTANEOUSLY

IN a single idea never has lasted and never viii.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
HOUSEKEEPER
WAS IN MISERY
Twas Hard for Her to Stop
Work, But This Texas Lady
Says She Had to Go to
by
Cardui.

salado, Texas--"I suffered a great
deal with womanly troubles" says
Miss Ira Lillian Hart OF Route /,
this place. II would. for a day or
two, feel drowsy. stupid and lifeless;
didn't feel like doing my work.
II would suffer pains in my sides
and back, and have very severe head
II am the housekeeper. and 1t
was very hard for me TO stop. but l
would get in SUCH misery 1 would
have to go to bed.
IL heard of Cardui, and that It was
good for this suffering.
The very first bottle ] took
seemed to help me. 1 did not suffer
near so much, so I sent for the sec
ond.
ut did so much good for me, l
can't say enough for Cardul, for It
certainly was a friend in need. ]
have recommended It to others. and
gladly do so.
IT do not dread time as ]
used to-"
Women who feel tho need of
something to help relieve, or pre-
vent, such troubles as Miss Hart
mentions above. should profit by
the experience of Thousands of other
women, who have taken Cardui,
with results which cause them 10
praise this purely vegetable, mid,
harmless, tonic for m
Any druggist can supply you
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28

about Alaska to be firmly planted in
the popular mind and the untruths
and the half-trUths forever eradi-
Gated?
How is the real Alaska TO be re.
moved from the realm OF fancy and
established upon a fixed foundation
of fact?
BY opening Alaska TO settlement;
by inviting capital and people TO
come in and making IL easy for them
to gain a foothold; by unlocking It's
resources and freeing the territory
from red tape rule; by unreserving
millions OF acres of lands senselessly
reserved; by silencing and shunting
aside the Missionaries and theorists
who succeeded In bottling up Alaska
and whose ideas have been oxpen-
sively tried and clearly found want
ing; by proceeding with the develop
ment of Alaska as n big business
proposition: by Diminishing the fool
ish, ~demagogical fear that any 30
called predatory interest ever can or
over will gobblo UP so huge a land
as Alaska or a material section
thereof; and finally, by tardily real
izing that Alaska, unfetterod and
given an honest chance, will popu-
i"e' ifotAh hilu ~ hHthu una WAX
opulent and develop grandly and
luxuriously. just as the western do
main OF the union, IN spite of Daniel
Webster's obscure vision and dark
foreboding, progressed and pros
pered and grew into states and
added bright stars TO Old Glory.
Then and not until then, will
Alaska become known to the world,
and the truths about Alaska prevail
undisputed and endure for all time.
AS a first step toward all this
Uncle Sam has Just completed the
construction of a railroad from the
coast line into the interior, from
Seward to Fairbanks, at a cost Of
fifty-odd millions, and he has been
spending additional millions in the
building OF roads and trails. This
means the opening UP OF Alaska
that 1t Is no longer to be hermetic-
ally sealed. Moreover. Uncle Sam
Is proposing, through congress, to
substitute n workable system Of ad-
ministration in Alaska for tho cum
bersome, unworkable, hating, inef-
ficient and uttery impossible system
OF bureaucratic government.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Falkland on Hard Road System.

Special to The World.
FALKLAND, Feb. 27.-This city Is
to be connected with the great sys-
TEN of hard-surfaced roads built
through Missouri and Kansas and
through the mining districts OF this
state, according to a recent order of
the county commissioners, who have
asked the county engineer to make
plans and estimates for a hard-sur-
faced road from Falkland to connect
with the concrete road between Mi
ami and Alton, at a point north of
the latter city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
AT Deaths Door

Ten years of stomach trouble re-
duced me TO a living skeleton. l had
attacks of pain that doubled me up
Ike a jack-knife and / was as yell
low as a golt piece. No medicine
E doctors helped me and was
really at deaths door. A lodge
brother advised me to try Iayrs
Wonderful Remedy, and / found 1t
TO be the only medicine to touch my
case" It is a simple. harmless rrep-
aratlon that removes 'he catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
illays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and IN
festival ailments, including abpehei-
oitis. One dose will convince OF
money refunded. All druggists
Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
MilI Add 10 RrIck plnnt.

Special to The world.
COLLINSVlLLE, Feb. 27.-Re-
pairs are being made on the Col
lins"il'e brick plant. The object is
to enlarge tho producing capacity.
This has been n steady industry and
has been running continuously for
10 years. Practically all grades OF
brick are made here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Form Alton Concert BAND.

Special to The World.
ALTON. Feb. 2I-Tho Alton con
cert band has boon organized here
and employed John Barhec as In
s%tructor. The Christian church has
been rented for practice purposes.
The boys and young men who are
forming the band expect TO have 90
pieces when completed. there being
is in the organization now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Where Bill Got left.

Perkins and Brown were walk
ing up Main street together.
There goes an old buddy or
mine" Perkins remarked as n man
passed.
"\Nho Is he7" asked Brown.
"Bill BristOw-poor old Billl'
why poor old Bill'2"
We'll, IT'S this way" Perkins OK
planned. when the war broke out
| enlisted and Rill got married"
Yea. go on"
well, can't you sect I got n dis
,hargc more than two years ago
uowl'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
"wagoncrr on Auto Plates.

Special 60 The World.
WAGNER, Feb. 81. - The
Hayncs-Finley post of the American
Legion proposes to advertise Wag-
one and at the samo time make a
little profit for themselves, having
received 200 plates with the name
Wagner" on them. which the le-
gionnaires will sell to automobile
owners at 81 "A pair. They expect to
sell these TO 100 auto owners quick
ly and order more.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28

Special 10 The World.
PRYOR, Feb, 27.-The total enu-
moration OF school children between
the ages Of 6 and 81 In Maycs coun-
ty Is 6,2O3, according to the an
nouucenent NJ the COUNT superin-
tCudcut. There are 3,t48 white
males. 1927 white females. 115 COL
orcd malea and 113 colorcd females.
Last years total enumeration was
6.13S. The gain OF this year over
last IN 6b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
New Rate for water,yorhs.

SpecIRI 20 The World.
PICHER, Feb. 27.-The munici-
pal waterworks has put In force an
upward revision OF rates that is ex-
pected to insure no further loss, in
asmuch ~ It does away with any
rate less than 80 cents. prescribes a
minimum charge OF 81 and fixes
rates at from 80 TO 40 cents per
thousand gallons. according TO the
quantity consumed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Farm Elevator for Eddy.

NEWKIRK-A $4,000 farmers
elevator will be constructed at Eddy
this spring, according to action by
the newly organized association
there. A corporation for this pur-
pose has been formed that is cap
italiZed at tho foregoing sum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Glass Plant TO start Production.

Special 20 Tho world.
HENRYETTA, Feb. 27.-The Hen
ryetta Glass Manufacturing company
will start its fires March 1 with "a
shops employing SO skilled workmen
on lamp chimneys. Another force
will begin later in the month on
lantern globes and tablewear. and
another shop on auto lenses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Run Night shIrt on Coal pts.

Special TO The world.
CoLLlNSNtLLE, Feb. 27.-Scv-
era strip coal pits are being opcrnt-
ed around here. The coal IN OF a
high grade and Is shipped TO various
points In both Kansas and Oklaho-
ma, The increasing demand has ne
cessitatcd the Seneca Coal company
running u night SHIFT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
New Rurn, schoo, Bu,ldiup

Special 10 The World.
PRYOR, Feb. ar. l.. Ross, j.
II. Leach and q. II. Garner. mem-
bers OF tho school board OF District
No. Is. were IN the city this week
making plans for the erection of n
new school building in the Pleasant
Hope district, bonds for which have
been voted in the sum OF $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28

good cleaning up. II is expected
that all citizens will cooperate in
the move The lodge expects to as
sist In taking a complete census soon
OF all ex-service men in the county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Sells ColIlusyiiIe Auto Tags.

Special to The World.
COLLINSVILLE, Feb. 27.-Steel
plates to be attached to license tags
and bearing the name OF Collinsville
are being sold by the students OF the
high school here, A good percen-
tage OF profit is allowed on them and
the money is for tho athletic fund.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
DELAY IN BRIDGE BUILDING
Completion Date Put OFF Because
Wrccking Of Span.


Special to The World.
WAGNER, Feb. 27.-With only
about two weeks of work ahead 70
complete the Okay bridge over the
Verdigris river. barring accidents,
the time has now been estimated at
about five weeks on account of the
blowing into tho river Wednesday
one OF the great iSO-foot steel spans
which was In process OF construction.
The workmen had left the bridge
only a few minutes before the span
went down. The wind was blowing
at about 80 miles an hour.
Some OF the steel was badly twist
ed and damaged In the fall, and the
expense to tho county will be about
$500. The county will pay for rails
ing the steel out OF the river and
strengthening 1t. and the contractor
will stand the loss incident TO re-
placing 1t on the briugc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Christians Have New Pastor.

Special to The World.
HENRYETTA, Feb. 27.-Henrye
Hagemeir, who has filled the pulpit
of the First Christian church for the
past eight months, is to be succeeded
by Rev. Kindred of Pawhuska, Rev
erend Kindred assuming charge
Sunday, March o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28

Castings made Of porous concrete
for artesian wells that have been
invented are claimed to admit as
much ter ns brass straincra without
clogging the sand,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
Legion Wants CIeanup D,v.

Special 10 The Morld
ALTON. Feb. 27.-At a smoker
given by the American Legion OF this
place It was decided TO set March 20
as n cleanup day" when tho legion
will undertake to give this CITY n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28

VtNlTA, Fob. 27.--The directors
OF tho chamber OF commerce have
sent an invitation TO Mr.. Lewis. IL
nancial expert of Now York. to como
to this city and make an address be-
foro the organization after his adj
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28

Two connections are provided wit.
a new automobile tail light for
the magnetic and the other for the
battery of n car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-28
YOU, TOO, MAY
ENJOY LIFE

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1t is a Constitutional Remedy which Is
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ounce OF Iodine OF Potassium. sclentifi-
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This wonderful remedy Is peculiarly
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such as rheumatism, Erysipelas, Liver
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highest endorsement of a medical preper-
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These we have by the hundreds from per
sons who have been greatly benefited and
completely cured by the use of this re-
mark bio blond n%urlfler.