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New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

There are Ave bills which affect the chiropractors and they are aimed at raising the standard Of that profess sion. A high school education or its equivalent is demanded 10 insure an educational standard where there is none stipulated at present. Chiro- tractors do not use the title doctor" under the statute at present, and if is proposed that when degree from q recognized school of chiropractic is possessed. such title may be used. It is also proposed to allow chiroprac tor to sign death certificate In cases where it is necessary, and in ap- pointing an examining board. the governor shall appoint members Of the board from a list submitted by the Connecticut association and pro- viding that such appointees must have practiced at least three years con tinuously in this state. Formerly the medical profession assumed an at- titude of opposition toward the chiro- practors, but the obvious intent of the bills. introduced this year has re- suited in no opposition being heard Of.
 Licensing Bills.
 Licensing and regulating various forms of business in the state always can be expected when bills are, ln- troduced at the beginning Of the ses- sion, and the present session has us share of proposed licensing. A Dill for licensing real estate brokers has been introduced by Senator MacDoh- aid of New Haven. A similar Dill caused quite furore in the l92l ses- sion, and is expected to invite crowded committee hearing this time. It is a finished product. in multiple pages, and is by far the most sub- stantial of the licensing bills before this assembly.
 Insurance agents will be licensed II a bill introduced by Senator Doty passes. Examinations and fees, han dled by the insurance department, are features of the bill.
 Two bills have been introduced to regulate and license investment brok- CTS. It is proposed to create com- mission which will investigate, make examinations and issue licenses to brokers to do business. Fees will be charged for this. Automobile me- chanics must be licensed too. if an- other bill should pass. This measure would compel a mechanic to pass suitable examinations by the motor vehicle department, and be licensed before he could work as an automo- bile doctor. And to top the thing off. Senator Tone of New Haven in troduced a bill which would compel plumbers to be licensed in towns of 0,000 population or over. Boards of three examiners would be appointed in such cities and towns, and exam- nations would be made fees charged
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

William Mnid0on says dempsey Wills title match will never take place in New York while he is head Of state athletic commission,
 Johnny Dundee keeps his lso pound championship belt in bout with Elino Flores, Philippine challenger, al Madi- son Square Garden,
 nanhuFy Frank o'Boy, 65, missing four days from farm where he was employed was found with feet and hands frozen; condition critical,
 New Hayen-fale Daily News edir leFlally attacks compulsory Sunday chapel for students.
 New Hayen-Woodlan tract Of 7ha acres purchased by Yale with funds given by an anonymous friend of the university,
 woleett-Mrs, James Happenney returning home found house afire and rescued her two small children,
 Hartford - Superintendent Hurley announced that shert weight coal de- lNeries in several cities are being investigated,
 New HaVen-Ten police officers headed by Captain Fred Hunt of the Cedar Hill station offered blood for transfusion operation in hsse of saw ing wife Of Patrolman E. C, Miller.
 Hartford-licaring on the bill eon- corning birth control fixed for Tues day afternoon, Margaret Sanger. president of the American Birth Con- trol league, to present the case for supporters Of the bill.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
ASSEMBLY MAY END
 ITS WORK BY MAY 1
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resume of some of the larger appro- priation bills is interesting.
 State aid asked for the various hospitals in the state amounts 10 over s70o0Oo. according to :he bills intro- duced. The largest appropriation requested is from the New Haven hospital. the amount being sl25,00o.
 The state board of education bills total slightly less than two million dollars, over half of which is made LID from the average attendance grant bill. Three are two of these bills, one presented in the senate and one in the house, but only one is con- sidcred in the above total. The Connecticut Agricultural college asks for over million in it's bills. The requests of the state board of health amount to about slS5.000. For new armories in the state, s775,O00 is asked. Gaylord Sanatorium. Fitchs Home, Long Lane Farm, the Connec- ticut School for Boys, the Institute for the Blind, the State Firemen's As- sociation, the Mystic Oral school for the deaf, and the Connecticut State hospital, have bills requesting appro- priations of almost a million and half. To complete state aided high ways bill calls for $1o0,o0o.
 Taking the more important appro- priations bills over seven million dollars is found to be the total. This of course does not include any state departments and is but part Of the big budget bill which will be pre- sented the first of April. It is safe conjecture that somewhere Tn this list, considerable pruning is going to be noted.
 Medical Bills.
 Vaccination, dentistry and chiro- rractic comprise the only important medical bills introduced. The vac cination bills are directed against compulsory vaccination, and the den- tistry bill is aimed at raising the standard of the practice of dentistry.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

STUDERAKERs--L six touring, ss7S; special six touring, sl,275; big six touring,
 S,750; r. 0. B. factory. Nj. Irving Jester. 1y3 Aich St. This is a Studebaker year."
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
AuTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies.

BUICK MOTOR CARS --'Better cars are be-. ing butt and Buich IS building them. New Britain Buick Co.. z2S Arch street. Telephone 1907.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
Brief News Dispatches From all Over the World

William Muldoon says Dempsey Wills title match will never take place in New York while he is head Of state athletic commission,
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

CADILLAC, JEWETT PAIGE CARS Lash Motor Co.,, "A l:aputaple Conceru." West Main, Corner Lincoin St.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

REQ MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kenneth M.
 Searle & Co. Sales and service. Cor. Elm and Park Sts.. New Britain. Conn. Tsle-
 phone PHO.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

Johnny Dundee keeps his iso pound championship belt in bout with Elino Flores, Philippine challenger at Madi' son Square Garden,
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

COLUMBIA AND DORT MOTOR CARS Commerce and Rusgies Llcks. R. ti Ru. eolph. l27 Cherry ,St thons 2ool.z.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
Store Announcements.

CUTLER auto parts moved from 9. Oax St., to 36 hartford Ave. Tel. 276l. NOW is the time to have. your csmeia looked over. We repair and exchange cameras and kodaks ot all makes Ar. cade Studio.
 WANTED--1,0 900 mon, women and children to be well dressed on easy weekly pay. ments. Boston Clothing Store, sbS Church St. Next to Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

NASH and Oakland motor cars sales and service. A. c. Hawkcr, sS Elm st. Tsis- phone 2456,
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

CHEVROLET touring. s525 coupe, s6S0; sedan. Ss6O; r. .. E. factory. The New Britain Motor Sales Corp, Main St. LODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARs-saIss and Service. $. x r. Motor Sales Co.,, 'I.6 Elm St. Cor. Franklin. Phone 73l.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
Autos and Trucks For Sale.

SUCK. passenger 1g1s. touring car. In perfect mechanical condition. paint, tires, and upholstering very good Price and terms are low. C. A. Bence. 51 Main St. Phone 22fb.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

hUPMOBILE CARS---Sales and service. City Service Station, Hartford Ave. and Stan. ley. Sts. A. Nj. Paonessa, Prop.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

train zabije kravu T je takej skapaciny dos ale inc
ME Narod sa sem hrnie roboty nen Ked mi vol akto
neponozs tax tumusim zahynlt Al Tereze som pisal
ked by ste mi posali par doarov bych gohol Vann
prst Poste mi ch tedy elegrafiane siel bych M tar
chovej sife.
TAX ia pochodil, sestrifko moja. Wal som Two
ic tn tcc kollin ale ked som osie moe sveta vrti
ma TAX co som 81 mai pocat' P,lstil kade som
mohol prpjst tax teraz tu poslednej ceste
Tu sa media ia cestu zarob Sestrieko oa pre- Boha
Ia prosm pomoz mi, lebo tn zahyniem. ,Ja Ii to odpa
tim ia sa modli. re som tol 'ko nemodlil
svete Este raz Ia prosi, bud tax dobra pomoz mi sa
tam dosat TO bde ale tryat % dn nez tento dops do
stanes Jestli mi poses penaze, pos ich elegraficne
lebo tn nen mozno witt Isel som robit' do jednoho
restaantu unyvat taniere. Dostal som eden pesa na
de co je asi 3 centov amerckych Bol tam tri dn
az prsel jedon Spaniel toho dal mole miesto nina
vyhna medal mi mic. Co NAL robit z Sobra 81
Isvoj pinklk isel som mesto do bndy. Kazdy den
dem roboou ale ami keby plat neyezne nikto
do roboty Co SOM tu ux utopo vyse TOO Sovakov
z boil tax biedn nenoli dalej sniest Je til par
konzeryovycl fabrik tie maju Nen1c rllkach. Tam
Sovak ne re by dosta robou, ale tam neslne AMI uka
zat' Taky hladny, re ked nadem klsok chlea len
ak 81 pochutlam Este laz Ia sestricka pozdrayue Cd
tial to sa moze coyek dostat do Ameriky Prosim Ia
pene epomoz mi. leo tn zahynem cd hladu Len telegra
ficne mi posl penaze prosim naskor lebo nen mono
vydrzat'.'' T.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

kejkol 'yek otazky, alebo zistenia
ich charakteru. VSetko co sa cd
nich ziadalo bolo to, re museli byt
demokratmi. President Wilson
zaviedol tieto hpfavy pre- ciyilnn
| sluzbu tax, re ony nemohly byt
zmenene nasledujiicim presiden-
tom, alebo budncou republican
skou administration. Viacej jako
sto tisic nepotrebnych zamestnan-
Gov bolo 70 sluzby odstranene pre-
sidentom Hardingom "a tym ice
lom ably sa~ snizily vydavky, ale
co 4 toho, ked tych ktOri zaplnili
potrebne nrady2nemozno vyhodit'
Ia zaklade civilnej sluzby syste-
mu to ami vtedy, jestli nemajii
k nradu schopnosti alebo sposob-
nosti. Vssledo4 atoho .je, ze vladne
departamenty sii az dosia17 pra-
vom sloya smysle preplnene de-
mokratmi, ktori vo svojich IRA
doch pracujn proti nspechu teraj-
sci administracie, ktori odmietli
nasledovat' .politiku republican
sku, ktora by al "a prava a zakona
mala nastat', 1ebo De teraz sprava
republikanska. a ked' ta nevyka
re lspeehy, bude sa sval 'ovat' M
nu kazdv nezdar, ktory zavinili
tito demokrati J natiskani do roz-
licnych 1radov a len preto, ably
kazili pracu republikanov.
Cislice yyssiea udane jasne ho-
voria, ze sever je vel mi poskode-
ny byvalymi otrokarskymi statmi.
la to predsa uplne neukazuje ne
spravedlivost jaka sa stala ma
proti republikanom. lebo nielen
re juznych Statov zamestnanci
su vsetko demokrati. ale vacsie
percento zamestEancov al 70 Sc
yernfch Statov su demOkrati.
Wilson sa dobre postaral o zane
stnanie l'udi 10 syojho rodneho
statu Virginie tax istO al 70
svojho prijateio statu New Jer-
i Sey.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
PRE- BLAHOBYT NASICH
DETi.

Grace Abbott, nacelnicka det-
skej dradOvne V ministerstve SIP.
Statov pre- pracu, uyerejnila w
sledky vysetrovania tejto ura-
doyne co sa tyka detskeho blaho-
bytu priemyselnom npadku '
rokoch l92l-1922. Vel mi silno wy
striha 0 dtoho, ably znoyu nastii-
pila takato nezamestnanost'. a to
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
'YoUNasToW4sxf aLoYENgKE NoVINY

pre- blaho nasich deti. Nikto 81 ne
ziada, kto vie, ze Y debe neza-
lpestpaposti jako vel mi trpia ma
Sc deti, pasf buddci ob6ania, abyt
podobna nezamestnanost este ne
nastala.
Vo dvoch nestscl, nachodia-
cich v rozlicnych ciastkach nasej
zsme ME je rozriesena otazka ne
zamestnanosti deti tam neza-
mestnanych robotnfkoy znacne
trpia vzdor tomu, re rozliene po-
mocne spolky' si po rlke. Sh TO
mesta Racine. Wis. Spring
field, Mass.
Otcovia rodin, ale treba dolo-
zit ze vel 'ka vaesina tychto-otcov,
sn vsetko cyiseni robotnfei, rozu
mejlci sa svojej praci, syojmu "a
mestnaniu a predsa yiacej jake
dve tretiny Mich ME s1 zamestna
nj uzi skoro vyse roka. Mnohe. z
tychto rodin zak1pily ST svoje
domce,, mnohe z Mich majn ma
tych domk och morgyce preto ne
zamestnanost znamena to, re oni
utratia nielen svoje domce, ale al
peniaze. ktore do toho ylozili. Y
lmnohych pripadoch rodiny mu-
sely sd zadEit' ably 81 molly Ia
dovazit potravu, lieky inc maj.
1siirnejsie potrebnosti casto sa
stale, re este al mraynost' poke.
sla V daktorych pripadoeh.
| Y mnohych pripadoch deti ho.
!ly poslane do $koly, ale ME pre-
to, ably 81 tam nadobudly yzdela
MIA, ale preto, ably donna nezavad
zaly ked' by sa i'm, nasla daka
praca budli "a skoly odvolane, alb,
sly pracoyat'. Tax stalo sa yo via
tcerych pripadoch.' Matky, aby
maly menej yydayku kratili M
potrave det 'om, najviacej zastavo
valy Diet 'om tax potrebne mliekt
kupovat Maso bolo so, stoloN
takmer odstranene l'udia pt
yacsine zili na ovoci na rozlic
nych sladkostiach; pill slaby caj
aiebo slabn kavu, nieco zemiakov
dajakej kase, trochu 'chleba a ia
zole, to boly tie najhlavnejsie po
krmy.
| V zprave sa potion hovori, Il
nezamestnanost je vel mi nebez
pecna. lebo ona demoralizuje ;
vychovava slabochov pre- budhe
zivot. Pretp kde len mono zabra
4 nit tomu. >aby priemysel' nemu
sci zastat'. ako Sd tax robilo, lebs
IMAGE hrozi zkaza celemu narodu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
ZAMESfNANCI Y cIVILNEJ
vLkDNEJ sLUzRE.

Praye hol vzaty supis zamest-
nancov V ciyilnej vladnej sluzbe
V rozlicnych odGeleniaah. Vysle-
dok toho je vel l'mi prekvapuj1ci
a instruktivny mnohych sme-
foch. Vzdor tomu, ze pod koVrol-
lou majd vladne .veci republican,
uz cd dvoch rokov, predsa tymto
spocitanim zist 'uje sd, ze IA juhu
sii posicie zaplnene vo vacSom
noGte demokratmi. nez by to bo-
10 mono VERT na severe Nasle
'dovnt cislice davaju jasny roz-
h ,ad zamestnancov "pevneho
juhu'' zamestnancov 10 severn /:
J Staty ''pevneho :jnhul:
Arkansas 21O, Louisiana 267,
South Carolina 2s7. Florida BOG,
Mississippi 467. Alabama 451, n.
Carolina Cos. Texas go, Maryland
2295, Virginia 2346.
Staty' na severe:
! Wyoming 80. Utah 81. n. Da-
kots l20. SO. Dakota 127, Monta-
ma 1873, Oregon 137. Vermont 195.
n. Hampshire 172. California 4S3,
Connecticut 3J9. Kansas 493. Min
nesOta 500. Maine 276. New Jer-
sey 676, Michigan 700. Iowa 7Sl,
Missouri 500. Illinois 1O0S. Ohio
1852.
Y tohoto yidet ze zamestnanci
IL pevnych demokratlckych statoy
IA Juhu >u zamestnan1 vO vset-
kych oddeleniach vladnej sluzbv.
TietO staty maji spolu asi 5000
zamestnanych vo Washingtone.
kt0re berl pracu od vlady; ma
proti tomu ie len 1000 zamestnan
coy 10 vSetkych severnych Sta
TOW. Sever ma vel a viacej oby-
yatel stva a plati siacej danf Via
de. Preto je to, ze Juhania, ktorl
vzdy VOLTA len demokratickn IL
ketu su pomerne vo yacSom pocte
zamestnanl vo Wade, jako severa-
MIA. ktori plata viacej dani, ci
l'udia juhu s1 tol 'ko schopne:j-
81? CT oni vzdy pri zknskach do
eivilnej sluzby preyysuju severa-
nov?
Sotva! Tu je vyseytlenie. Ked
president Wilson zujal hrad v
roku 1913 civilnej sluzby system
bel dobre zalozeny plnom pru-
de. Zrazu minister posty Burleson
a inl clenOvia kabinetu zaGali to
rncat ale to rilcanle neslo dOst
rychbo, aby' i'm vyhoyoyalo a V
roku 1916 kongress, tom case
demokraticky v Oboch snemov-
mach prijal resolilciu, ktorou Wy
zvihuje npravy ciyilnej sluzby ma
dobu dvoch rokov, uyadzaj1c, ze
behom tohoto casu moze sa robit
|vymenovanie do jakehokol'yek
iradu vladnej sluzby bez 1prav
hranic. Costa takto ostala cista.
Demokrati v tom case boil pri
Il abe vedeli jako krmit'. Ma
statisfce demokratov bolo poloze-
no ma vyplatn1 listinu bez eksa-
menovania len ked 81 ziadsli "a
mestnanie, tax no dostali bez ja-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
VACSIE POPTAVKY PO STA
VERNON DREVE v CSR.

(FLIS) L Ostatnych dlelov Eu
ropy poclnaju sa javit' culejsie
poptavky po stavebnom dreve CO.
skoslovenskom dosledku toho
ocakava sa culejsi vyvoz lesnych
produktov. Najma poslednych'
tyzdnoch koncom mesiaca septem
bra a zaciatkom oktObra boly Oh
jednavky vacsie a to najma po do
skach. akO sa uvadza V obchod-
nom casopise Carpathia.
V Anglii na priklad boil preja-
veny zaujem o lesne drevo na Slo-
vensku a najma cinia sd objedna-
vky pre- parne PLY. sud- sd, ze
tieto objednavky nielen re zotr-
vajn vo svojom priemernom pocte.
ale re ich este pribudne najma
ked' ceny skandinavske eho dreva
Su tan ZudCllc, Lc CcShO-SlONcIShc
drevo m6ze MIN l'ahko konku-
rovat'.
Podl'a zprav obchodneho alta
Sc Fl. Lawrence Grovesa 20 dina 81.
aug. bude muset' dojst' ku IVY
seniu vyvozu dreva a to 70 Sloven-
ska do Mad 'arska a sice preto, re
ceny Rumunsku "a lesne pro-
.dukty su udrziavane znacne vyso-
ko asi tel vyske zostand.
Vo Francii vyskytlo sa vel
lesnych poziarov minulom lete
a najviac ich bolo v iuznom Fran
cilzsku. Rata sd. ze asi 49, 9,421 stvo
rocnych akrov lesov bolo tam zni-
Gene. Francia teraz dopravuje DIRE
lvo Ameriky cez Havre.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-10

of the children, simply walk away
with the second and third acts. My
expression Of "over acting" Is not
used in the sense of adverse criticism
but rather in the sense of showing an
actors reaction toward certain com
edy situations. Poulter's work this
week probably will make 'Daddies
one of the favorite bills of the season
at English's.
The others playing the remaining
daddy roles are: James Leroy, Eddy
Waller. Norman Wendell and Larry
Sullivan. Jean Oliver is cast as the
appealing "grown-up" child. Alice
Mason is excellent as Mrs. Audrey
Ida Belle Arnold makes a small part
stand out like a diamond.
1t is not necessary to repeat the
story of Daddies." as 1 have done
it several times in the past. 1t Is
enough to say that "Daddies" and
six Cylinder Love" are the high
lights of the Grand Players season
at English's so far.
Waller has given the comedy two
artistic settings and has so directed
it to bring out all Of the comedy situa-
tions. He keeps a safe distance from
making the comedy sentimental. AS
'eDaddies" is being presented at Eng
lish's this week, it is a corking good
comedy.
I recommend a visit to 'Daddies'
at English's.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-10
Do You Relish HOakum?
Then Meet Sweeney and Walters

Mr. Sweeney calmly announces that
Mr.. Walters. a very shy young man,
will recite some classical poetry.
It develops that Mr. Walters is as
Shy" as Mr.. Sweeney promised He
is so shy that Sweeney asks the pa
irons on the first ten rows at the
Palace not to look at the shy fellow.
Then for no reason at all, the two
men calmly stretch themselves out on
the floor, kick up their heels and en-.
gage in innocent chatter.
When nobody is harmed (meaning
the people on the stage), Mr.. Sweeney
engages in an impression of AL Jol-
son. Maybe he was initiating the
monkeys in Ringling's circus. The re-
suit Is a riot.
Then Mr.. Sweeney introduces a
whatnot known as an Hawaiian
something" This bit of nonsense is
enough to panic a meeting Of the
League Of Nations.
Sweeney and Walters engage in
nothing stronger than nonsense
clever nonsense Choakum, il you want
the truth, but darned good hoax, but
something different. They are sc
different that these two men are the
ones you viii remember and talk
about after visiting the Palace today
or Wednesday.
Dorothy Bytoc and four dancers
offer toe dancing done to both classi
cal and ragtime melodies. A sort OF
prancing pony number is one of the
hits of the act. Miss Byton is pleas
ing in her toe dance numbers
The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-10
ICEBOX THIEF ESCAPES
Lettuce and Eggs Dropped When
Policeman Fires in Air.

When Merchant Policeman J. G.
Orme fired one shot in the air to
frighten an ice box robber early to-
day, the thief dropped his loot, in
creased his speed and escaped. Police
found a bicycle deserted by the thief.
Orme saw a colored man riding a
bicycle in Muskingum st. The man
stopped in the rear Of the Pasadena
Flats, parked his bicycle, and a few
minutes later returned carrying a
bundle of head lettuce and bucket
of eggs.
Sergeant Wilkerson found the let
tuce and eggs had been stolen from
Mrs. J.. G. Win, Apartment Is.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-10
AUTOMOBILE is BURNED
Flames Damage Car Standing i'm Re-
pair Shop.

Flames burst out in a new sedan
left for repairs in the factory service
department of the Nordyke & Mar
mon Company plant, Kentucky Ave.
and Morris St. early today.
According to Edward L. Roberts
of the factory, the car was driven to
the plant late yesterday for adjust
ments and was standing with twenty
other cars. The night watchman put
out the fire with a chemical extin-
guisher. The loss, confined to the
one car, was estimated at t$2,5Oo.
Cause of the fire is unknown
The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-10
ALLEGED ROBBER is HELD
Youth Awaits Hearing ON Postoffice
Charge.

Edward Albert Coulter. 10, is In
jail awaiting action of the Federal
grand jury on charges of robbing the
postoffice at Brooklyn, Ind, the night
of April 20. The robbers obtained $92
in stamps.
Coulter formerly lived at 222S
Haines Ave. He was brought to In.
dianapolis from Philadelphia, after a
hearing before a United States com
missioner. He resisted removal. He
also is under indictment charged with
holding up a Martinsville interurban
car near haywood.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-10
COURTS REPORT ON WORK
Record for Six Months Show 28s
Opinions Handed Down.

A report on work of the Supreme
and Appellate Courts for the first six
months of 1923, compiled by Zacha.
rian T. DUNCAN, clerk, shows 2SS
opions handed down and 45 cases dis
missed. In the same period, 256 new
cases were filed.
On Jan. 1, 1923, 5Ss cases were on
the docket, and on July 1, $40 o4ses.
The Supreme Court a6mitted IA at
torneys to practice. Nearly Is 900
persons called at offices Of tho two
courts during the six months. Total
cash collections recorded. S7,s1..4s.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-10
Finest Thing! i!

Failure Of the kidneys to promptly
and thoroughly act. brings on a train
of ills, and continued neglect, results
frequently in Brights Disease. Ure-
mie Poisoning, and Chronic Rheuma-
tisHm; also a very serious nerve dis
&Fder often follows.
Backache, headache, restlessnass.
dry skin. hot flashes, and chills.
should cause you to suspect the kid
ney action. Look for these symp-
toms amount of urine. insufficient
or TOO copious: irregular flow. with
frequent desire, especially at night.
followed sometimes by pain. burning,
or smarting: pressure and pain in
bladder region pain in groins and
back; swelling of feet and ankles;
also a scanty flow of urine. accom-
panied by slight fever. chills. head
ache and rheumatism twinges.
The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-10

Berkshire (the last three being Indian
apOlis children)-romp away with
most of the show.
Handicapped with the antics of the
four children. Walter Poulter. as one
of the bachelor daddies. walks away
with the show. He goes in for broad
comedy acting. overdone at times. but
what a reception he is getting this
week. 1t is by far the funniest char
acterization he has ever given 1ndi-
annapolis.
Poulter and Betty Richardson, one
The Indianapolis times., 1923-07-10
Mrs. Mandelharper Trusts No Man
Unless a Lily Rests Upon His Breast

Rex's Comedy Circus, with its
PONY and comedy assists nts, will
please the children. The Three Mar
shons present a Juggling act in a
unique manner. The two men OF the
team are artists in their line.
think Alf Ripan is a ventriloquist.
The dummy" may be alive. l don
know if it is or not. If it is real
dummy. then Ripan is the worlds
greatest ventriloqmst. If 1ot-Oh.
well.
The movie feature is Katherine