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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
Part Two
The story % far:
By STR ARTHUR CONAN

The story % far;
DR.. Percy TrcvAlyan, author Of a
monograph on obscure nervous LESSONS,
put the following case before Sherlock
Holmes. He hAd promising career in
medical school and wished to establish
himself "a q specialist in nervous dis
orders, but had not money enough to do
No. One morning q total stranger Mr.,
Blessington came to him, and offered to
set him up in practice "a an investment.
Mr.. Blessington was to take house,
pay the maids and furnish pocket
money to the doctor. In return DR..
Trevalyan was to give Blessington two
thirds Of the money he made. The bar
gain was struck, and Mr.. Blessington
went to live with the doctor as resi-
dent patient, as he had a Bad heart.
DR.. Trcvalyan prospered, and every
evening Mr.. Blessington took three
quarters OF the days earnings. He
soon became rich.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

The man of the hour is the one
whose wife told him to wait a minute.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

Pop"
Yes, my son."
did they play ball IN Nosh's time!"
NO. believe not"
Why didn't they, pop?"
Wet grounds"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
THE MAN WOMEN LIKE
BY DOROTHY DIX
Tho worlds Highest Paid Woman writer.

Copyright. 1922 by Tho wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02

SODA FOUNTAIN, eig.r and candy cases,
tables, chairs carbonatur' complete
Will give purchaser benefit Of all cash
laid on outfit. sell for balance due, on
easy monthly payments Wrho or wire
Grosman Fountain com pany. Dallas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02

EIiNlsHcSG. enamelink and uphols.
nS,lnsi use the best material and put
~ ohIy high grade work. Fifteen years
mo uualneae In Tulsa. Gilbert Gun
RAJ small gaA heaters. good oond-
Fourth co. "
~ ~, FuhNlTuRE bought a.d sold, u.-
FUruerlns supplies tor sale. Bowers
ibHs"'ure Co. 3. Cincinnati Usage
~ ~ FtD--Good second hand dressers aud
a. IshEes, Call Gamble. Usage 3s6s
nu1 second -fand fufnitufe from
neify" ARTICLES to complete outfits. Ten
Eir,i Pirtle Furniture Coz IS w.
A"t" Phone Usage 1908
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
SEW yEAR5 REsoLUrioS

Resolved tr i've lu my own house, siI
rooms, basement garage. corner ioi, one
hlDcR Df ltNlug monument. Price Is
reasonable and terms sssy Owner
500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02

FAUM ron SALE .'au give terms. 90
acres one half mile Go good fthuuI. ono.
Mo. nioo smooth. OIL tiNablr. three scfeH
stravherrics, Four u,r"H yUuug orchard
plv acres timothy good pasture GROOM
house barn. hon house, etc. good VOL
with wind mill pump. Do THIS H too
much land. ran rpIl 90 svfrs uf aboY'
with the iuiprp,cutuu NddFyts walter
Iatug MeUahO. Mo-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
wANTED--TO But

NANIED-IO MI ov
CIEH REGISTER MANTED-CBpacity
1880, with printing tape, good repair
priced right W. 8 Mann, WestphSia'
kansse.
NTEp--To buy second HAND reetlfieri
must be in good condition, CaN Usage
7std-R ---
MANTED-Farm wagon with double bed
in good shape, Usage SICK. .-
WANTEU-To buy egg cases, Tulsa Poul-
ny Egg Co., 10 W. Archer cedar
2sss. -
WANTEp-Gas stoves, @ and i-hoie
burners. Usage 1883,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
FINANCIAL
RnAL ksrArE-LoANs

...pNu frortgage notes TO ssiL Address
-, 5t8.M. world.
xr pt-Y &lberty bonds. notes and month.
w r.gment mortgages. &. ". OVertOn.
uB's Boulder,
s7iiI- gtfY small amount Of monthly pay
vent notes. Hughes Mitchell. sis
ko5.nson Bldg.
',-s66 PRIVATE money to loan on I'm.
b.-v,,.1 TulEs real estata. =. n. Jeu-
hinge 2OS Mayo blde.
a., soo TO $4,000 10 loan on city real
NS,tsfc NJ. a. steele, 2o6h South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02

~ pAN EMENT 1900 cash. brand new
ROOM modern bungalow, heavy OaN
floors white enamel and ivory wood
work, bul't.lu cabinets with tb"rstHn"
Drain. nice uantol HrtIHilcally deco
rturcp columns, two blocks from fsisa
university one blocE from public
school and car line Ouiy 10000 $500
cash and $50 per month, call Cedar
l2HB,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

lots TOR SALE A.
NiCr suburban lo, small down paymont
SH,".'' SS"@S c.ts, 's i9i,a For appointment
RtpGENouD .iarFc east t-ont lot. vol
lucatod beautiful shade. owner. oHass
1tsi
SAND spRtNGs est ims snsp. ossrss,
can mako your own terms 10 you are
Interested call oodar ~ iDiag an
this i, too good tn last
$3.50 HUYs bcauufli high east front
i,j Sort6 Ds0vs. a. ! J,aso.. 4
SON uhune pssGr tata 6's Mayo
uidG
LANDS AND FARM FoR sALE -
AHkNNsAs
ron sALE or trade for r1'a property
80 prfr Farm, houao. htTf w"il ftuif
ir.cs. all fenced three mil. .rou al.
tuul cedar 2'is
KANSAS
FDU FALE.Of rent Cor iaab improved
1nu.Hrre stock and Efaln iafn batou
tame o milos. uwncr John Deer Me-
yf.sha Hsn. ...
NissoURI
YARN ron SALE can give t"rms. 90
Rcres, one halt mile Go good rthuul nnf.
taif milc to riorc Nyg W'l'H to N'uHn'
straVherries, Four urr"H yuunH orchard
n,y acres timothy good pasture t.roum
9Ga,' 9iis wlad Plad" miIl' pS%c. nsSi ~ mis s Too
much land. ran toIl 80 gy'gs "f aboff
with the iuprpNgw'nH Address walter
wayne. NsUaho, NJ.
Miss5dn,--iS down. 50 monthly buys ~
town, touthetn Missouri pyic1 $500.
Send Tor bargain iiat NoH 30, houn'
OZARK FARM Missouri ana Arksnsas
800 ur Come IN or wsi'e, mo SSsu,l,
TO-, tU1 Security BIDS Phone Usage
siti itoaidence tse.h
OKLAHOMA
. FARMS. upMEs. uUuNEas PROPERTY
tVCHANuEp NNn SOLD
rtoperuns " merit .vlu SET ,to'n9,,ls,,
sEE l,S Ng2hh 's1 n,, ,fN,,. 6.,9. n'.'9' Pa
ron sAtI rye -, tra.,s eo,,sm ~ ,,Ha,
/ lsrpc oil wols nsgU disulct Pd'ce9i
l5wn y'S ,S on W,s' W''IF'..is Fs.5So 'rs foi.. ots
HAVE real farm near Lindsay. ONa
on Washus uycr prieed righi nnl
20 erte tfaoi noat lhirru'paM lurl 49,
~ Yukon, RAY colbert owner Yukon
80 ACHES
bottom iand part iu alfalfa. ifcch water
neat Tulsa, t7,00t. tsrms, -, g. Powers
4 oo.' ioob panlol nlds ossgc sie
20 ACHEs
\ bceuuful hno. level tract OF Eoed
glssk so I.n Ges nyss Ming "a 90" "9 soTs gs'4 4
with a. 600 cash -. e. t'uwvtH ca.
ioop Daniel nldg ussEe Ale.eso.
NJ AthEE
river bottom land w tuititat except
about 10 acres In which ~ pecan
grove Eight miloH south ot Tulsa Alep
per aero. ossgo $40. u, c. ioworE
TKACKAGE AND INDUSTRIAL 81
IJO.hCRn tract email house, three miles
7 southeast from tulsa university. It'c"
81 SOC. forms $500 cash. T., v. Bat
re,t Hiss aids. oasse - ot %
wANTED--REAL ESTATE q
HAVE BUYER. $500 cash. oHssi
q 97O7-R
~ YOU HAVE property 90 sell st re
. aousble term. call Obage obtg or 'edH
iii. We waqt youf listingH Hnd We have
huyors Ootdun Grad, eaf Robinson
Bldg, .--.-
pEERI.EsA tfsi -ciass condition, to traai
tor city propsr,y osase slls, .-.--
WE HAVE buyers Of ali times for
,il sises of property II priced
. night List with US
NEAL ESTATE DEPT
, EXCHANGE TRUST 60
d phone osaso S7Oo
= WANTED - Vacant lot, southeast q
~ southwest on or near paving Muf
be bargain. No agents. Osase Ssss,
!, iese ~ uERE some ~ our ll-tinHa -,
10 very ofh. we want every propsrty
Tulsh that's for sale bhth large nm
- gmallt also vacant lots, " y0ursaf z
!. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

ExCHANGE--AUTOMoBiLEs 10
FOR TRADE-A-1F old Packard roadster.
viii take Ford Osagc 2s73
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02

ron SALE. New s-room cottage. tnran
blocks from sand Springs car line bn-
tween V"rn and Glenn stallion. large l0t
rlrp sol good we'll HHE and "iectri3 9
IRhta P-loe right terms night cell
PHI B Moore. Cedar gi7a D. H'" u x.
Anderson y ulenu station,
FOR SAIL Fiye. room house, large dry
basement southeHHt side Phone Usage
lg1o.J.
FINE ROOM modern house, m Kendall,
uspr school snd college, on pavement.
VIII sacrifice party Of oquity, leaving
city, psHgo 753S-H
FOR SALE uf trade. rs owner new o.
room. concrete house. basement 0u1
HCfy Of ground. uu corner EaH, good
location Phone OraBo sa2a.
HOUSE AND FJRNITrKE rive room
modern home. completely furnished,
party 10 l~aE uK city aud viii mas"
exceptionally good terms 20 right party.
pszEs ibis VI it1b u.
SDHTH SIDE I7to cusa ana $50 per
month brand new t-roonl east 'front.'
about completed. heavy oak inorF.
dandy mlntel buIlt.il cabinets, screened
ba,.. porch, aIl large rooms select your
avn decorations aun UNiuiet. Price
Tor immediate sale tb.3aU. sheldon a
GO. OHsEe t2di.
NEW 6-room modern bunEaluw. hard
wood 0ogTH throughout. msute' bU.Ii.Iu
features. H,rorurd-lu back porch, NIl
sIz" lpt &A1bU. $500 cash and $50 p'f
month. ,all cedar 800
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
LANDS AND IARH FoR sALE >
AHkANsAk


FpU gALE.Or ront Cos i3gb. improved
ru0.Brre stock and grain farm. Lafou
tbIus . miloa, Owucr John Deer Ne.
s.4..N. A-f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02

MigRbtHi--iS down, 81 monthly buys -
nr'cs. yuck ana poultry huH nehr
town. fnuthetn Nssnurl prtcG $500
Send Tor bargain uHt Nox So, huuni
Vernon. tll
o2ARk FARM Missouri ana Arksusas.
FROM 20 60 2 0O0 acres on prices fIofi
5000 ND Come tn or write tho N'Auiit
10 tu1 Security EIdE Phone bHAE9
6ikl Hoaldence 66p.H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-02
Holiday Stock Reductions
FOR IIFR

SOME TIMES success IL gained by having
time to succeed. Don't waste your own
time, use the time Of those that need II
less We keep an efficiency sales force
to save your Umc. our efficient method
Of buying saves you money Turk Bros,
Tulsa's largest shoe distributors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

the week Of June 8, the convention of
the National Association of Credit Men
will meet here, and since the visitors will
be from all over the United States, 1t
was deemed advisable by the board to
give them concert.
J. I. Holcomb, president Of the Men
delssohn Choir Association, praised the
work Of the past year and told of its
ambitions for the coming year.
About one hundred and fifty guests at
tended the banquet, which was a gala
affair, with bright colored caps worn by
one.
A number Of brief talks were made by
officers and members of the choir. Among
others who spoke were Mrs. Bertram Day,
Elmer Steffen and Charles Mccarthy A
check was presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen by Humbert Pagani on behalf of
the executive board of the choir in ap-
probation of their work this season.
A number Of unique stunts We're put
on during the dinner. These included an
impersonation Of Perceval Owen, con-
ductor Of the choir, by Charles Mccarthy.
George A. Smith gave a pep talk In
imitation of his father Andrew Smith. a
member Of the executive board Several
cabaret selections consisting Of duet and
quartet numbers were sung by Mrs.
Everett c. Johnson, Miss Ruth Sterling,
Mrs. Glenn Friermood, Harry Calland
and Edward La Shelle. The entertain
ment concluded with a number Of ficti-
tious radio messages to the audience in
which the eccentricities of some Of the
prominent members Of the choir were
burlesQued.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

though purposely remaining in the back
the helm Of her husbands campaign.
Whether Mr.. Pinchot wins or loses the
nomination, here 1t is felt the showing
he has made In such short time Is
phenomenal, and the general concensus Is
that two heads in family working for
the same thing are better than one
What with the tariff and its 1000 rates
cngrossing Capitol Hill, the few special
things particularly sponsored by women
organizations are very much in the shad-
ow just now.
In fact the only thing being given at
tention at the moment Is the bill intro
duced In the House by Representative
Kahn and in the Senate by Senator Wes-
ley Jones which seeks to continue the
work Of the United States interdepart-
mental social hygiene board under the
Department Of Justice and to obtain an
appropriation Of $325, 900 for the next
fiscal year.
However, probably even this bit of
legislation would not be urged at the
moment in the face Of the monumental
tariff under which senators are now
swetcring but for the necessity of speed
owing to the end Of the present appropri-
alton. None was included In the budget
because 1t was supposed the new organi-
cation of governmental departments
would take care of the social hygiene
work In some way or other.
If the Kahn Jones bill goes through
ms 1t Is expected to do, 1t will be be
cause Congress is convinced the womer
of the country want 1t to. The demand
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

indiana, Inc. aim vault. 122 West New
Elnora FISCHER, reroof, c1a4 North New
Jersey. S104.
c. II. and L. B. Tapisco. reroof. 1894
Mary G. Ballard, reroof. 1924 st. Peter.
S113.
William R. FAIRY. reroof. 1927 North
Illinois, S160.
y. A. I; Boggs. reroof. 21a North
Iota wiltshire. reroof. 1905 Wade. $50
Kate Moore, reroof, 636 South Missouri
George "; Watkins, dwelling. 1896
E. v; s,ahlhut. addition. 40 East
Henry b. VOLTA. enclose porch, $50
South Addison, 500.
John A. salz, remodel. 4o4 Euclid. $500
Edward Ransom, dwelling, 1850 LIE
Grande avenue, $500
Louis W. Stelhorn. repairs. 1922 Com
merce. $780,
J. F. King. celler and addition, 1921
South Pershing. SIPS.
Anna Cola. cellar and furnace, 1o7
North Traub. $500.
Quincy, $3.50
Herman Roesch. repairs. 1880 Station
500.
Charles Thrash. garage. 2a4s North
Rural. S150.
John r. Long, dwelling, 651 West
Thirty-Second, 5000.
r. A. Payne, garage. 1905 Koehne
A: J. coulon. dwelling. 47o1 carrolton
Roller and Ella N. Henley. addition
and repairs, 1oS East Twenty Second
1000.
Hook Drug Company. balcony. south
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
NEGRODOCIOR
SENTENCED AS
DRUGPEDDLER
Preacher and Physician Sent
20 Atlanta for Year and
a Day.

liability to explain satisfactorily to
Nudge Albrt B. Anderson just how he
Dame to purchase $1,000 grains of NOR
chine in a period of twenty. months re-
suited in a sentence of one year and one
day at the Federal Prison. at Atlanta.
Ga. being imposed upon DR.. Milton W.
Sparks, negro physician and preacher OF
Terre Haute. by Judge Anderson in
Federal Court. -
DIR. Sparks, who was under indict-
ment for selling morphine TO drug ad-
diets, entered a plea of not guilty when
arraigned May s. but Tuesday he re-
turned and changed his plea 80 guilty.
Federal narcotic officers told Judge
Anderson the amount of morphine pur-
chased in twenty months by .he defend
ant was more than the combined purchase
OF any 80 physicians in the State for
the same period.
When DIR. Sparks attempted to JUSTIFY
his action by saying he had used the NOR
phine in curing addicts. narcotic agents
told the court the amount Used would
supply four treatments a day, for thirty
addicts for more than eleven years.
DIR. Sparks made a lengthy. statement
to the court in which ne said he had been
solicited by the narcotic agents to give
treatments to addicts as white physicians
in Terre Haute were refusing to do this.
Judge Anderson frankly said he did not
believe this story
When DR. Sparks mentioned he was a
preacher, Judge Anderson said,
.You preached on Sunday and then
violated the law the rest of the week.
You knew you were guilty of. violating
the law didn' tyouE"
Il had faint suspicion was limo
cent be answered.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Building Permits

Louis 6. Bainaker. garage. $40 North
Holmes. $3.50.
Henry W c. yehllng, reroof. 1112 East
Margaret Riley. addition. 1888 North
Trsub, $50.
Mary Fansier, dwelling, os15. Burton.
W K. Miller. dwelling. 407 Centennial.
Aaron Cohen, garage, s545-47 Broadway.
$500
Dan lie Gore. dwelling, T16 Sherman
avenue, $500
Dan lie Gore, dwelling, IL Sherman
aye"ua s.'4Nn
Anna Fraser, garage. 1911 North Tai
Iase. Kuhn Lumber Company, dwelling,
SIS ~ Fairfield. s. .o6l
William CIeaver reroof 314 Spann $50.
Ranjamin Iiner. garage. Ill East Me-
Carly. S2dst
James r. Jackson. dwelling, cea Rails
r. +. BrumIey. remodel. 454 Blake. $50
F. NJ. Kelsey, reroof, 1915 Broadway,
Edna Friese, reroot, III Broadway.
Bessie Bennett, dwelling. 3737 Ken
Russell I.ongherty. reroof. $3.50 North
keystone $780,
Stella Ryan. remodel, 1890 Arrow. SEQ
Mamie White, double dwelling: 103- Go
Lincoln S9.Uar
II. keSs"l, reroot 1925 West Twenty
Sixth, $3.50
xd D 6 ,rs sgssrs :, general repairs sloe
], II. Sheppard, reroof, 1851 Madison,
". r Robertson, general repairs. 1895
owen G Boyd, double dwelling 5s52-
o. Junian. sIGdo.
Alfred Friek. garage. 141s Columbia.
". r Hunter. garage, 1sc East Fiji
". II. Holland, reroof, 40 Bernard.
sfGn
Ra1rh 6, Cooper. reroot. s55oi ker-
H j. Lynch, qeroof, 1so5-o North
Talbot. $3.50.
Josephins Hartman. dwelling. L North
Joseph F o'connell. addition, o26
South McKim. 500.
Il. Gin, dwelling. s215 MACPHERSON.
William Muensch. reroof and repairs.
So, North Holmes. S115.
w f. Stephens. cellar, furnace ard re-
pairs. oS3S East New York. 500.
John NJ. Cain. boiler and general re
pairs. 22G3 North Pennsylvania. $500.
Roumanian Orthodox Church, reroof,
oO4 North Blackboard. 500.
William Fitz Henry, garage, rear 1896
Central. $3.50.
j. Baklus, garages, o342 A North Capt.
toll. $3.50
$. 4 Morrow. dwelling. 4os North wal
lace. $1,000.
Bfnacer Reinert. reroof. $40 Dor
man. So.
Ben c. Pottare, reroof, 1114 West
Twenty Seventh. Sri
e. Armbruster, reroof. 1eo6 Brookside,
$50.
T.. E. Wright reroof, 1929 East Pratt.
So.
Fl. Thomz, reroof. 1891 Brookside,
S1I7-
Fred W Jenkins, dwelling, 4so2 Cen
trail 81 500
Dunlop & Hottecel. agents, reroof
1880 West Thirty Third, $50.
r-"r'- kinsley, reroof, 1919 North
Capitol, s145.
Arsenal. $50.
walter Janitz, addition. 1S17 Wright,
5000.
Associated First National Pictures Of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

has come from women's organizations.
representatives Of which recently ap-
peared before committee Of the surgeon
generals Of the Army, Navy and Public
Health Service, and assistant secretaries
Of War and Navy. AlEthe national con-
ventions Of women recently meeting have
Endorsed the bill, and 1t is expected the
women's joint congressional committee
will form a sub-committe to work for 1t
at It's next meeting. Lady Astor also
gave the movement a boost by a recent
statement indorsing the work OF the
United States interdepartmental social
hygiene board. She heard all about 1t
when in Baltimore from Dr.. Valera 81.
Parker, It's executive secretary.
Another bill recently Endorsed by two
women's national organizations is that
against filed milk sold as evaporated
milk, to which Is blamed mal-nutrition
Of children. 1t was introduced by Rep
rcsentatiye Weight Of Wisconsin and given
favorable report by the Committee on
Agriculture
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
WOMEN TO'KEEP
HANDS OFF, IN
STATE PRIMARY
Interest Runs High in Race
for Pennsylvania
GOUernOrship.
Nv coNsTANCE DRExEL.

WASHINGTON, May 17.-"Hands off,
is the policy Of Mrs. Harriet Taylor Up
ton and Mrs. Louise Dodson who are In
charge Of national organization Of Repub-
lican women toward the primary cleo
tions in Pennsylvania. But, as Mrs.
Upton told the writer. I'VE are watching
the situation with keen interest" Mrs.
Upton has been in Pennsylvania many
times recently to attend Republican wo-
mems meetings, dinners and luncheons
and both she and Mrs. Dodson were In
Harrisburg not long ago.
But neither would allow herself to be
drawn into the contest among various Re
publican candidates. 1t is up to the va
rious States to nominate the men they
want and then the Republican national
committee gets into the contest to help
elect the Republican over the Democrat
at the fall election.
One reason why the contest for Gov
ernor in Pennsylvania has been watched
with particular interest here Is the prom
inence Of Mrs. Clifford Pinchot who Ii
well known to all groups of women. Al
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Women! Dye
Things New in
Diamond Dyes

Each package Of Diamond Dyes" con-
tains directions SO simple any woman
can dye or tint her worn, shabby dresses,
skirts, waists, coats, stockings, sweaters,
coverings, draperies, hangings, every
thing, even II she has never dyed before
Buy Diamond Dyes"-no other kind
then perfect home dyeing is sure be-
cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed not
to spot. fade, streak, or run. Tell your
druggist whether the material you wish
to dye is wool or silk. or whether It .
linen, cotton or mixed goods.-Adyertise-
ment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
Knowledge of
Railroad Not
So Essential

What do you know about running q
railroad 2" asked Henry Ford of Fred L.
Rockelman, manager of the Ford Motor
Companys Indianapolis plant.
Nothing" promptly answered Mr.
Kockelman.
"Then you're Just the man l want,
said Mr.. Ford.
And that is how Mr.. Rockelman got
the job of manager Of the Detroit, To
ledo & Ironton Railroad, which the mo-
tor magnate owns.
Rockelman leaves Saturday to take
charge Of the railroad.
George P. Steinmetz, who has been his
assistant, will take temporary charge OF
the Indianapolis Ford plant.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17

west corner Pennsylvania and Ohio
ST. go.
william n. Tucker. reroof, oo55 81
North New Jersey, 500.
Ella Buckley, reroof, o14S Wheeler,
s275.
NJ Cravens, reroof, 2o21 Highland
Place. SITS
W. Wheeler. reroof, e41 Blake. S42
George Neal, reroof, 270 North Addison.
$154.
Huber Moore, reroof a25 High, s175.
Bertha E. Croft, foundation and she'd
262 South Summit. $50
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-17
MENDELSSOHN
CHOIR TO GIVE
RECITAL AGAIN

The Mendelssohn Choir will give an
other concert June s at the Murat
Theater, Perceval Owen. the director, an
nounced at the annual banquet Tuesday
night at the Athenaeum. He said 1t Is a
rule the choir should not sing for any
one organization, but all their concerts
should be open to the public, but during
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WOMAN BLAMED BY HER FAMILY

Restless. irritable. nervous. excitabie
and exacting is the char,e against her
By those nearest and dearest How lit
tie they realize the struggle the over
worked wife and mothe is making to
keep about and perform the hundred
and one duties that deyolve Upon her.
Every hour her headaches, eackaches
and palms drag her down until she can
stand IL no longer. Lydia Z. Pinkham.s
Vegetable Compound has restored more
women in this condition to health and
happiness than any other medicine. The
grateful letters We are continually pub
fishing in this paper from women who
have found health By tts use prove It.
s-AdveStissmeut