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The Nenana news., 1923-06-09
BALL BOYS NAME CAPTAIN
 READY FOR ACTIVE SEASON

The boys who will represent Ne mana on the baseball diamond this season. perfected their organization this week with the election of liar ry Dedoyard to the position of cap tain of the team, and announce ment is made that they will be ready to meet Fairbanks in the opening game of the season within the next week or two. The boys have been practicing faithfully for some time past and now have the team lined up which has promise of splendid performance during the season. Among the players are three pitchers, George Hupprich, Curley Rouse and H. Bigham, and three catchers, E. Dawson, Walker Blak- ey and Harry Dedoyard. Among the others who will play are: C. Redd, Morrison, Leslie Christiansen, Har- " Hayner, Jerry Seigman.
 The Nenana team will play under the auspices of the Nenana Athletic Association, a permanent organiza- ton, of which Capt. C. G. Jones is president, and R. c. Morris, secre- tary and treasurer. Joe O'Connor is manager of the ball team, and will begin negotiations during the com ing week for game with Fairbanks and once started, the boys hope to be able to stage game every Sun day and every holiday during the summer.
 The members of the ball team are an enthusiastic bunch and declare they are not going to confine their activities to baseball. They are in for all kinds of sports and when the baseball season ends, they will be ready to entertain the public with basketball and other forms of winter athletics.
 The new ball grounds at City park are taking form rapidly and will be in perfect condition by the time the boys are ready for the opening game. Those who have play. ed ball in the various Alaska towns declare the Nenana grounds will be the best in the North, not ex. cepting the splendid Anchorage dia. mond. A roller has been secured tc
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09
put on the finishing touches.

For the purpose of raising funds for needed equipment, such as new balls and bats, the boys are going to give a dance at Union hall a week from tonight. Splendid music has been secured for the occasion and the other details are being arranged with a view to giving the dancing public an evening of much enjoy ment Tickets for the dance, which will be priced at $50, will be placed on sale during the early part of the week, and those desiring to see Nenana creditably represented on the diamond this summer are urged to give the dance their sup port.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

When Policeman LeRoy Mover re- gently attempted to arrest an un- ruly man at Ketchikan, he deputized Olus Hagbert and Nuns Alfeim to help him. They refused and gave him the laugh. Mover got his man to jail and went back and gathered in Hagbert and Alfeim who were assessed $50 each by the commis- sioner They both agreed that the next time they would help police man, no matter when or where call el upon.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

Mrs. F. J. Date returned to Fair banks yesterday after a brief visit in Nenana. MT. Date is now in charge of the roundhouse at the Fairbanks end of the Alaska Rail road and he and Mrs. Date are comfortably located in the de Jour- mel house on Garden Island, which he has purchased recently. They al- so have joined the army of auto owners in the upper town, having invested in a Chevrolet.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

Captain c. H. Burkhead, head of the Signal Corps in Interior Alaska came down from his Fairbanks head quarters yesterday enroute down the river on his annual tour of inspec- ton. He will go as far as Nome, where he expects to meet Colonel Hartman.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09
NEW BOAT ENRoUTE

The palatial new steamer Alaska, which was launched recently at Ia coma for the Alaska Steamship Com pany, was scheduled to sail for Seward today from Seattle and is due at Seward June 16. The Alaska will not go to Anchorage on this trip.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09
SKACWAY GIRL IS POET

Miss Floris Clark, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. D. Clark of Skagway has won prize in a poetry contest for the second time at the Washing ton State Normal school at Belling- ham. There were 20 contestants.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

4 historic relic was brought to light at Sitka this week, near Wat son point, when the children of MT. and Bart found the handle of a sword sticking out of the ground. They dug the weapon out and found it to be a fine, steel blade with a slight curve, similar to those used by pirates and others hundreds of years ago.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

B. H Barndollar, examiner of ac- counts and legal advisor for the AL askan Engineering Commission, was a member of the railroad party which accompanied the Washington visitors on the trip to Interior Alaska.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

The whirr of the automobile will be heard this summer on Kodiak Island, two machines being aboard a recent steamer; one, truck, was for Alto Kraft & Son, and the re- maining auto was for A. Heinrich of the Kukuk bay cannery. They are the first to be imported on the is land.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

Mir. and Mrs. Hans Hagen and baby went to Fairbanks yesterday on a brief visit. They probably will return to Nenana on the Tuesday train.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

Mrs. William Rodigkeit, who has been ailing for some time past, went to Fairbanks on Tuesday for medic cal treatment. It has not yet been determined whether or not an opera tion will be necessary.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

William Butler, special agent of the Alaska Railroad, joined the Congressional party at Curry and made the round trip to Fairbanks with the visitors.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09
PERSONAL.
. g1HHH1REExEyHHEH .

Mrs. E. J. Cronin went to Fair banks yesterday afternoon for a brief visit with friends in the upper town.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09
FROM OTHER CAMPS
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New York bankers have placed a bond issue of s2OO,O0O for Lomen & Co.,, of Nome who control 30,O00 reindeer in Alaska.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

E. NJ. Policy, representative to the Territorial legislature, from the First division, has been appointed Territorial tax collector by Terri torial Treasurer ". c. Smith, and will leave early in June for Bristol Bay Points. E. E. Epperson and H.. D. Campbell have been appointed temporary tax collectors at Ketch- ikan and Wrangen.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

Herbert Wheeler, general mana ager of the White Pass 6 Yukon route returned to Skagway recently from a trip to Tagish Lake. He reported the projected reservoir dam proposition would not be ready for advancemnt this season, but he be- lieved the project would be forth coming within the near future.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

A measure introduced in the House during the recent session of the Territorial legislature is report ed to have been lost and thorough search failed to reveal it's wherea- bouts. The bill carried an appropria- tion of S12OO for the construction of school at Bethel, but was later cut to $500. The bill then went to the engrossing and enrolling committee where it was lost.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

Typewriter Taper .v 1be News
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

William Maloney, territorial in spector of mines under Governor Strong, is now in the employ of the Union Construction Co.,, of San Francisco.
The Nenana news., 1923-06-09

The shortage in seal oil was re- lieved at Nome recently when a native took a trip out on the ice hunting for kow kow. After travel ing about three miles he encountered crack in the ice and discovered three large seals Being an expert he fired two shots and bagged two seals which he dragged home to re- plenish his depleted larder.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-02
CERNA MADONA
r o NJ AN
Napsal F. J. Cecetka.

obcerstveni. Otevreli tam uro
zenemu panovi ava ledvi a ma
sli porozumeni pro svoje bole-
sti. Pripravili Ease kollaci, O.
snovali svdj rozhovor - a pod
komori je zklamal i.
"Dekuji "a poctivy pruyod,
povedel chladne prlmasovi Y
|rynku. ultra a patnacte ho-
dine dam Sc nalezti V rathdze,
kde olvsem pojedname. !. -
Zrovnal rdousila ostra, sucha
slova: II.
Zkoplneli sousede, kdyz vi
deli. jaA Sci podkomori Trc-
kou a Halbinem do domu Ka-
chtova S.. Smutna pfedtucha
Sc ozvall v srdcich, konsele k
hostine liz nesli. Marta My
slikova " rathouzni hospode
lomila rakama, CO pociti $
krecany. rybami, zvefinou pc
ceKou l. 'smazenou
"Schovaj dohfe,i', radil zku,
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seny pan ptec, "Zejtra nova
rada sni vsecko." A klnul do
vousi.
/ Ia to We vyzdobenem pokoii
|u. Kuchtd byla slavna hostina.
Sama pani Jitka obsluhovala
vzacne hosty a 2. jejich rukou
dyojnasobne chutnalo.
Sam pfisny podkomofi stal
sc v jeji pritomnosti nejprijem
nejsim spolecnikem. s.
sladka pani. umela $ pany.
Divala sc krotce do oci, odra
zela vesele utoky, kdyz Sc pan
z Gerstorfu ptal 20 ditkach.=
Vlacne jeji pohyby, vabivy zar
zrakI rozehrivaly nejvetsiho
mrzouta.
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v /.

Ia jasneho mraziveho od-
pildne zacatkem prosince pfi-
jel do Nymburka kralovsky
podkomofi Jiiik z Gerstorfu.
Ma iredni ceste provazel no
rytir Trcka a prvni pisar Bal
bin. Obfadne byli pani S ce-
lou slavou uvitam obci u bra
ny Prazske.
Pistol hudci hrali, znely ko
tie a krumplovane bubny, ma
vrchu veze naval hlasny pra-
porem, cd Labe hrmely hmoz-
difesasrany do suIdu. Zvcny ma
vezich sc rozhoupaly.
Ia mestkou Tadou staly v
fadach cechy ,femeslne pra-
pory, meststi stfelci, druzice,
vyparadene pani' a pax ,zastu-
py lidstva, drobnych zackd Sc
svymi uciteli.
z nadherneho vozu vystou-
pill vysoky, prosedively pod
komofi ma tenkych nohou, per-
gamenove tvare, v nlz sc sval
ntpohnul. Jen oci mu obcas
ohnem bleskly a rudy nos wi
ii! bez ustani. Oden byl beZ-
vadnou struji vlasskou, v tina
w samet, zlaty retez mel ma
sill hlava sedela ma belost-
mem limci. Nadhernym kor-
dem zvonil o dlazbu. Vazne
piist oupil. k radnim panum, -
Trcka a Balbin sli mu pa
tach.
Ztichla hudba a male divci
ponpe podalo urozenemu pa
novi kytici. Primas Tfebicky
rozechvelym hlasem vital "a
stupce cisarova do ltarOslav-
neho mesta. | Zabka, starec-
ky supaje, fikal smesi latiny
Jazyka mateiskeho, Jakou ma
radost, ze jiz po dvanacte Ja-
ko zastupce vIady muZe po.
zdravitl syeho pfedstaveneho
a re je vsecko poradku
Podkomori suse, obradne dc
koval pokynem hlavy. Ami RI,
Ky nepodal jako .obvyklc kon
selum. nepoptal Sc po zdravi
Take strelce a cechy preset me
vsimave. Pouze po mestkach
a rozvitych pannach hodil vlle
nym OXEN. Trcka mu cosi Sc
ptal a podkomofi Sc kysele IL
small.
.Jako bez ducha sli kcnselt
"a podkomorim; rudli, bledli a
septali 81: ~ tom Je ouraZv
Poslednl nadeji byla hostlna
V radnici. Baseball k nj kOn
sele vzdy po pfiieZdu podko
mofiho radni slni k malemu
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LACE! Uvaxte = jednejte
rychle. Ia .pficinou pozdstalo-
sti prodame velmi dobre OBJ
chodni misto ma hlavni ulici,
majetek jde do dvou dlazde-
nych ulic a jest ma mem dunn
dvourodinny, ku kteremu Sc
dali pristavet Story a do druh6
|ulice garaze. Cena $1,000. Kdo
koupi, vyd6la. The Atlas Finar
ce Co.. 5454 Broadway, Ptej'
tie Sc na Mr.. Stukbaners. Ga
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W1A6kA4AkSJ3A1 Y00S1AOA
znamenitx ,se vypl&cejicf
iausi bjt pr6dknl 20 nejr5s6lsji
DAnni spotf9ba 140 9aIlond
iml@ka. Modernf ,stroje odstfe-
|d'ovacf.a ! khn, 2 vozy, 2 tru+
cky, garaz 4 barn. 8 obytn5ch
Emfstnosti sc sklepem 4 koupsl
|nou, lot 4ox130. .Vyborna kodl
|pe. Haste se l1dykeliy pres
den Y I. 3S42 ,W.4s ST., alleb
|zavolsjte mezi 10 hod. rAno
Lincoln 4a63 Nj -'Tazte se
ma p. Andrsj Traavsk5. Blu
81 informace sdeli na pozAd&4
INF Legie Realty Co., 5877
Broadway. - 80 SIS
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Cestujici vykladal znamym
v hostinci: Boze litat? ia .uz
letel kolikrat!- v aeroplan6
nebo ze dvefi? pta Sc zlomysl-
ny. >s
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PRODAJf Sc diva domy n,

PRODAIf Sc diva domy na
jednom lote blize Ceske Mar.
Sine, Y jednom dome je Z ,po-
kojd. koupelna, elektrika. .plyn
d v druhems jsou til pokoje. Ce
ma $4,000. Haste SO U Atlas
Finance Co, 5458 broadway q
|ptejte. Sc na. ]. -MlGkouskJ. So
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' nil$a|s.., Aa 81!

ma PRODEj, Cottage n
Geauga Lake. budova 20 ,pfi
|36 stf. sctyn .svetnice > chodbou
|uprostfed, vse syypapirov&no.
|velka plda. .atadna Sc .zdra-
|vou vodou, dpint &6ytekssvse
|upravenG K naSfehovani. Dale
|lod'ka 16 SIT. 4 yesls, .vlastni
|pravo % jezero, privatni plice
|a4 k jezeBu, lot rohpyy 81 phi
|166 str. Zavolejte tel. Broad
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MUSf BYT PRoDAN a proto
|da Sc LEVINE dlm Q dvou poscho
dich, 3 svetaice' dole a 3 naho-
lie, koupelna q vse zarizeao,
|naleza Sc blize Union a vych.
los. ul. Haste Sc v elsie 3474
e. 70. ul. Ga
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, FARMY NA fRoDEj, m.

. FARMY MA fR0DEJ, ma
le,. velke, Sc. v8m zafizenim,
aneb beS zafizenf, 5 budoyaa:. I: !:
mi, aneb bez BUDDY, fanny pro
jakykoh druh farmafeni. Far
my blizke, y Cleyelandu aneb
yzdalene. Tel venkovske ,loty,
domy. obchody 2 letni misgta.
Yezmu vas maietek na WINE;
|nu. Zadejte podrobnosti, aieb
|dopiste ma Adolf Tonka, Solon
o. $50
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PRoDA, Sc nova cihlova OBJ
chodni budova sc dvema story,
byt, je 0 5ti svetnicich. Maze
tex nese {. 17O23 Libby Rd. a
naleza Sc Y move, dobfe zkve-
tajici ceskoslovenske osade ~
Maple Heights. Vezmou sc ma
|vymenu, loty aneb, dim ' me.
ste. Haste sc tamtez.
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Ma zR,, fsH Ns .biizs 81,
Lorsin, prodS Sc, Inodernl dtmg
|o .6ti nokojich Z da Sc "a $500,
|cena to velmi levHn&.- Mpsi 4 II, BIT
|pFodan. nasledkem nem9ce.
|Hlaste Sc v elsie 1887 Fulton
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PRoDA Sc dunn 0 9ti poko-
jich, plyn, voda, krb, sklep a
jine zarizeni. Lot je so str. '
priceli a 159 dlouhy, v zadu u
liGka. Nese (. 472O Broadway,
blize Finn St. Proda Sc nasled
KEN odjezdu z mesta. Haste
Sc tarafez. s'..' Cd
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f.RoDA Sc mleksfyky obchod
pred 20ti roxy zalozeny, y kts::
rem Sc trzi pies 600 tydn9. Na
|leza Sc ma Chamberlain q vych.
73., ul.. je tam hyt o 5ti poko.
|jfch, garaz najem .levny. Ia
|volejte ,hned mezi 4. a 6. hod;
|veGer. Rand. 1862. J....... sc
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PRODA Sc soubor do jidel-
ny e sos, davenport set, $50,
Maple dresser . ofechovy, no
W, postele, pera,. matrace, ka5
binet Do kuchyns $l5,, kuchyk
|ske, stoly,. kocarek, lednicky
move i stare a jine veci. Dova-
Zine. Haste. Sc v elsie. 431S
Clark Ave. S. W. 6-4
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HLEDA Sc byt 0 tfech neb
ctyrech pokojich pro dve osoby
v okoli Broadway. Nechte. 2.
dressu adm. t. |. pod znackou
"Byt". Cd
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|fRoDA. g M5asrnf 5sdk5 3.
diany 'ddm; na ,zap: Al1zs uhti:
|blize Lorain Ave: Vezme %
Let c5 pffvsia 5bl&tka. ,fe3 dv6u-
|redin13 dim v tom sSliiisms J.
|lsn. HlaSse' se,d, p. &eaSllpg.
Otis DS6niSoh Ave. TEL. He.
lock l21S: ''sf
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PRODAM NEKotK .pek-
|nych domd bize Rrpadway ban
|ku. dfevenychpi cihloyych "a
|leynou- eenu. BlHM sdeli Jos.
Flip, 5O82 Pershing Ave. ' ~
|dur.>. ...-~. I. :. ], :. -. 49,. s6.2
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NEz KOUPlTE majetek. ne
opomente 81 ,prohle ednouti nase
lace domh dvourodinnych, pet
pokojI dole q 5 nahore, vSe -
rizeno, vyhfevni pee, gerax,
dubovy finis, ulice dlazd6na q
zaplacena, nese n&imu $780, &c
ma $3.50. Jednorodinnym dam
10 5ti pokojich, koupelna, dl&%
ba, zaplacena. Cena $1,000.
|Blizai sd6li Ant. PfenosiL
10203 Kennedy Ave. Tel. Carr
field -4626 j. .,..,,.s :. Cd
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PRoDA Sc dobre stare dfi-
vi, hodici Sc pro iakoukon stav
|bu domd. Haste Sc u Fr. J.
|Vopieka, 4210 Clinton Ave.
Tel. Hem1ock 892 w. 6.4
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PklJDTE 4 vYBERTE

IPhlJDTE 4 VYBERTE 81
Idum pro vase zdstapani1na kts.
rekoliv ulici v Corlett, c4ny
jycu posud riiske. ffbd'tes do
cklas1s572 Hoainsf i, vss-
'mete Union karu,.aE ns koaec
,linie. skola,. kostea "a vsechny
;;obehody ,jsod i 'blixkosts,I js6;sl
poaize::5 Aaihut eeaty, Sa RAsiet
.novych ,dosnd, pro6ez. pfijdNs
q kupte primo Cd staviteie.' !,
il. Il .6-s
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sPRoDA Sc hodinafsky oh
|chod ma Buckeye Rd.. I, ,Ylch.,
|119 ul., kdee. je, Sisty tydepni
|zisk. kol 5000, Zasoby q gath
|zeni Sc .d4 - .$2S00, 4 !, nAjem
|obnAsi pohze $500 mAsithk.
Tento, ohchod, Sc, rpo .,pfifaa4
(vymeni. "a rodinn1, ddm. Rliksa
Esd9li Mr., Zimmerman, GAIA
|Antiwaite Ape,.=g,ss,-,- s----.6-14
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II. PRopA Sc viGtpola "a. sic,
Davenport $50, ddtsky.. ,koca-.
rex Sc. library table $500, ku-
laty stdl. sl2, buffet SIS, chi
fonier SO. aci stroll, postele,
karpety, lednice, hoppaky,.
dresser 9 RUNE iipe yeci. yse
|yelmi leyn6. Haste Sc ' cigle
|3S43 Fulton Kd. - S-4
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PRODAJf Sc dya domx m
tjedncm lste anAb .sa, yym4nf
"a lot.,Musf b5ti; ,prod4ny. ~
chle. Haste Sc v elsie 3129 w,
Sc ST.. ...s---.-- - s..,.. .6e2
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PkpkH S. bskahskf 66ch6d Y
I, a4oS ,lprain avs.s pred III
roxy ;zalnzA1k . .*kAs, 50 trzf
pies. $500 tNdnt, Y IsHsti se
hrzo. ,zavir& Pr obchpd6 ie
pSkp$ BYTE. 9ti ,pbfejieh pf
Y isv4f. yotf3ts tel. ffilet.
1440 +. ,mezi I. q. 5. hod,.. ve-
- & i, NJ = y, y. -
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PRIME Sc zenaI "a hospody.
nj. Adresa Sc sdeli v adm, t
listu pod znackou "Hospody.
ne" T..
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PRoDA sE .dvourqdinny, dim
9 Ieti pokos{shl vse modefnf
zsfiseno,r BlilzjSi 'lllj Sc, sdeli y cis,
1888 ,Ihnldependence Rd. prot!
Parkps 81 6wr2
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Ma ZAP. IS uL koubfte
moderni dQm 3. eti: pokojich.
'garax. pffeina brodsje ed3szd
do { Kalifcfnie.. Cens $4,000.
Haste Sc v cisle 3287 Futon
vlSr-A s.., 49, y -
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PR0DA Sc pee j fixtures
pro pekafe. Haste Sc v efsle
13313- uiion Ave. 4. . .. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-13
CANNIBALISM GUIDE
IN new GLAND TEST
Chicago Scientist Sails to Get Mon
key for Experiment With
Fluid.

nv the Associated ITehS.
NEW YORK, July 13.-Cannibals
may be correct in their theory that
they gain their enemies strength by
eating them, according to DR.. William
Held of Chicago. who sailed for Ger
many on the Westphalia to obtain
n chimpanzee upon which to con-
duct rejuvenation experiments.
Perhaps these ancient and primi-
tive people hit upon a great scientific
TRUTH" declared DR.. Held For in
stance, take the adIenalin glands,
which are the glands of courage. We
are now using this fluid from sheep
as a heart stimulant, and in some
whose vitality has been suspended
have been brought back to life"
DR.. Held has experimental ex-
tensively with cholin splitter. He
feeds a monkey the glands of hog
or steer and takes blood from
the monkey and mixes 1t with serum
from the patients own body-a serum
in which cholin. or the poison that re-
suits in the destruction of tissues,
is split. The cholin splitter then is
administered to cause regeneration
by restoring glandular tissue.
"One Of my clients in Chicago" said
DR.. Held, "a wealthy attorney and
politician, who has been taking the
glandular, injections and whose hair
was white, has a head Of hair that
since has darkened. His blood pres
sure has come down from $50 to 148,
but as soon as he got to be feeling
vigorous he made the mistake of
trying to be a youth again"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-07-13
!G0URAUD IS GUEST
OF RAINBOW VETS
French General and Pershing
Receive Enthusiastic Wei
come in Indianapolis.
By the Associated Press,

.Br the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 1S.-In-
dianapolis, with the flags of the allies
decorating the downtown district
today became host to the Rainbow
Division, Veterans Association, and
its honor guest, Gen. Henri Gouraud,
the "one-arm lion of the Cham
pagne," and Gen. John ]. Pershing,
chief of the United States Army.
Members of the association, who
pected to be on hand from every
state in the Union when the first
session of the fifth annual reunion
IS called to order this afternoon by
Col. William J. (Wild Bib Donovan,
United States district attorney for
the western district of New York.
and president of the veterans or
Sanization.
Given Official Welcome.
Gov. Warren 7. McCray of Indiana
and United States Senator S. NJ Raj
ston headed the reception committee
which officially welcomed Gen. Gou-
raud. commander of the 4th Army, of
which the Rainbow or 42nd Division
was part in the last great offensive
of the Germans. The French gen.
"ral is to make an address at the
opening session of the reunion.
Aside from the business session,
the feature of the reunion will be a
parade of the veterans to be held to-
morrow, while Sunday, the closing
day, will be largely given to memo
rial services for the comrades who
Fell overseas. Veterans of the civil
war have been invited 70 participate
In all the meetings and the parade
Free shows for Guests.
So far as the world war veterans
are concerned. the city Is wide
open." That is, theaters, movies, au-
tomobiles, etc, have their doors open
wide and without charge. A number
If athletic events also have been ar
ranged for the Rainbow men, includ-
ing d boxing show tonight at the
American Association base ball park
and races at the Indianapolis motor
speedway.
The political pot started to boil
with the arrival of the first handful
of veterans and already two names.
Col. j. NJ. Johnson of South Carolina
hnd Col. Noble B. Judah of Chicago.
editor of the Reveille. the associa-
TONS magazine, are being mentioned
for the office of president. The
election of officers will be held at
the business meeting tomorrow.