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Young Stribllng. Georgia school
boy light heavyweight, win meet a
formidable foe in boxing Jimmy De
Laney Of 81. Paul. n protege Of Mike
Gibbons. at Grand Rapids. Michigan
january 81. Delaney made Gene
Tunney, American light heavyweight
champion step at top speed TO win
shade decisions. Delaney boxes with
tho same speed and puzzllng style
that made Gibbons the phantom Of
the ring. - 80. -. -. So -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-22
CHAPTER XXXVIII
The Gamut

Chickie went about the new sun.
room touching the plants. There
were boxes with marigolds, and in
the corners great wooden pots with
young trees Of Spanish broom just
coming into golden flower.
She was dressed and waiting. The
moments pressed about her, like liv-
ing things weighted with portent.
She touched the leaves in a loiter-
ing, absent way, yet the Tapping of
curtain made her spring back with
a start. Now and then she drew
long, stabbing breaths.
She was going down town with
Mary. She was going out to meet
the issue face to face.
That morning Martha Blake said
to her: They're having a sale OF
Wilton rugs. We need one for the
living room. VIII you go down
with Mary and select it?"
1t was the third day since Chickie' s
return. She had not left the house.
Oh-there was so much to see-so
much to do-getting things un-
packed, running into the kitchen to
inspect the new waffle iron or to
feel the icy air in a second cooler
Jonathan had built And then it
was so quiet here-so shut from all
the world-only their own secluded
garden.
She said to Martha: "Why, I'm
no judge Of carpet-you go"
Martha came over to the table
where Chickie was arranging books.
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Home,

Martha picked up one of these and
turned the pages, regarding Chickie's
white, nervous face with her stead
fast eyes. They were like Jimmys
She said quietly: 1.-THE longer you
delay, Chickie, the harder it is going
to be. Don't you know that? When
we owe a debt to life, she comes
patiently and duns us for the pay
ment. She has an implicit faith in
our wish to make good for the great
gift we hold from her. But We can
put her off too long. And one day
we lose our credit. without word
of warning, she will snatch up our
chance. She will pass us by as a
cheat, defaulter and give to one
more valiant the role that should
be ours
Chickie busted the bindings. "Oh
Il guess it's not much of a role
that I'm to play now
"A bigger role than you would
ever have won before. Now, what
if it is a little harder Can't you look
at yourself in that light? AS one
given the flaming cross to bear, and
if he does it well, how fine the
CROWN
Ho-faming cross! 1t seemed to
Chickie that they were thrusting 1t
at her-all of them-Jonathan
Mary, Mary's mother. She might
protest; she might hide her hands
behind her back They would make
her bring them FORTH make her take
hold
So now she was waiting for Mary
to come, When the bell finally rang
she called breezfly: "Il bring you
home some caramels, Jennie, old
dear" and walked out, giving the
door a little nervous resentful bang.
Marys own face was sharp with
excitement She talked in jagged,
uneasy way. helping Chickie to the
car as though Chickie were feeble.
(To Be COntipuedD
Copyright. King Feature Syndicate)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-22
'I'; !: 'CEIICKIE
To Bring Happiness to Jonathan
and Jennie, Chickie Goes
Home.

come. She came running up the
back steps and, before Chickie knew
it, they were in each others arms.
Mary c.ied-then she held Chickie
off and looked at her. Why-not
even a freckle! And thin as ever
the luck Of it! But she COULDN'T so
much as taste a chocolate cream!
Oh-and Martha Blake wanted
Chickie to run down a moment-yes
-now-she had tea all ready
Mary linked her arm in Chickie's
as though they were two girls again
and all of life before them. Wilde
trotted along at Chickie5s side,
barking with excitement.
Chickie said: my knees are shak-
ing. Tell me, Mary can feel
them all at the windows"
'No-they're not. You should
worry! Let them have their stares.
They'll soon get tired"
She kept blinking her eyes for
the tears were hot and rushing:
What will your mother say, Mary?
Oh, can't stand so much"
Mary's dark face was all dashed
with fire: I'm so glad you came,
Chickie-You can't imagine how
we've waited and waited for that
wire from Jonathan. Don't you like
your room? Why are you hanging
back? No one there but mother
not even Tommy"
Martha came down the walk. She
drew Chickie in her wealthy arms,
the mellow voice deep and vibrant:
Thank God, Chickie dear-we have
you back again. :"
Chickie didn't say word. And
she couldn't drink the tea that
Martha made
She looked at this old friend and
smiled through tears. There was
such faith in Martha's rich, dark
eyes. They always seemed like
torches; they were reckoning things.
Now Martha thought it fine that
she was back; now Martha said she
would do the noble things and every
one be proud to claim her.
Oh, yes! But Chickie hurried back
to that new, gay room they had
Notwithstanding that her heart was
not a brave and fighting thing as
Martha said; knowing that if she
dared she would just hide here and
never walk into the street again.
Back-yes. But what for?
Chickie knew as no other could
that she had made but a sorry fight.
And knew as those who brought her
here could never guess that she was
cornered now.
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chickie (Eelena) is the only daugh;;
Indianapolis.. To start life anew
after her child dies and Barry Dunno,
he a fweeheaTMt oon Tits cb her to marry ry
Sarah Dillon, the abbott sisters,
Amy Heaton. Stella Wilson, Mary
Blake McPike. Janina Knowles and
wealthy Jake. Munson are Chickie's
hometown friends.
Jimmie n Blake st;1 os ehild GS;s,,s sweet
cepts a position in Honolulu,
Chickie refuses the friendship of
Edgar Manx. fellow boarder at Mrs.
Janis's.
em GRsee Sop t % the hOe 9d aSr
his SON loves Chiclxie. Their sister.
Edith ( Mrs. Dirk Potter, secretly
loves Jimmy. an actor.
at the thew Wedding GOT Of Barbara and Paul
recognizes Chickie and tells Edith of
her. past life. Edith orders Chickie
to leave. Lee attempts suicide when
Chickie confirms the. story.
of George Edgeman. where Luis La
marck friend of the Willmans. has
studio. While Edgeman is away La
marck tells. Chickie that her past
means nothing to him: The climax
cause Of him she is receiving more
salary than the work is, worth. She
ears I'D her check and leaves.
The case of Elena Castanady youth
full unmarried mother. 1mpresses
Chfckie's parents visit her to In
qllire after her happiness.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-22
CHAPTER XXXVII
Tho Return

She went to Jonathan that night.
She took the watch from his pocket
and studied it. The old dial was
yellowed with much ticking Of the
hours. She looked up into her
fathers face and smiled: every
smart, old fellow, aren't you? You
think you'H be after poking Jennie
and myself out there in a garden
of weeds, Go you?"
Don't YOU like that little place,
CHECKER"
II don't. I'm agin you on it"
His look was very sober: "You
don't want us down here with your"
You haven't bought 1t yet-oh,
really, have your"
It's about as GOOD as settled. To-
morrow"
II thought you came to take me
really home. I thought you wanted
me back there"
He raised her face and searched
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-22
Puzzle a Day

The commission merchant has
been unable to get rid of this huge
basket of oranges, although he has
reduced the price repeatedly He
finally sold the basket at cost, which
is one cut lower than the last price
shown. If you study his system of
marking, you will be able to tell the
cost price.
Last puzzle answer:
Scrawl is the word, having six let
tiers and one vowel. Dropping the
first letter letter-crawl; first and
last letters-craw; first two and last
lerters-raw; cut V In two--awl, a
shnena,Eex,s tool.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Do You Need Money

For winter clothes? We will let you
have Il and you may repay in snlau
weekly or oemi-Tnonthly payments to
snuft YOUR convenience. We loan from
$500 10 $4,000 to honest salaried peo-
pie. Confidential no red tape. can
and see US We Will be glad TO tel
YOU all about it. City Loan Bureau,
fos Houston Bldg, Corner Houston and
Main Ave.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Remedy for Indebtedness
Money Loaned Confidentially
The Roberts Loan Co.

viii make small short loans on any
Thing Of real value. Our office very prl-
fjre hours s 4. m. TO $3.50 p. M.
1871 W. Commerce ST. CT. iSOS.
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RENTALS
Apartments Furnished

THREE rooms, sleeping porch. we'll
furnished. lights, hot water, phone, ga
rege, $3.50. Tr. sSs2-W. lis w. Myr-
tie.
BEDROOM and kitchenette, SIG: two
rooms and two glassed-in sleeping
porches upstairs, conveniences, SIS; fur
nished or unfurnshed. 4O3 Montana. TT.
4375-J.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Hotels
SPAIN HOTEL
Presnall Hotel

ls0O-l9Z5.
Quiet. modern family hotel, good din
ing service. Authors. teachers, business
men and women have made the PTesna.l
ihcir home for years. CT. G6lG. 2i5 Car
den
BLOWN HOTEL 1851 Main. two blocks
north Majestic TheateTs all outside hot
water $3.50 week and up.
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Apartments Furnished

COMPLETELY furnished thres-room
apartment, modern C0nyeulcncrE garage,
walking distance, on car line. no chill
dreu. 900 GOlLal.
COOL southeast. w5rI-furuished four
rooms. bath PoTcleE. garage. desirable
location, walking distance. TT. GO.
JIG TOLLE PLACE. three ond four
room apartments. nicely furnished four
blocks Houston. Apply Aiscca cafe No.
4. CT Ts5,
CARRELL APARTMENTS
Nicely furnished fLve-room EOutheast
apartments. sun Tarlor. cool south rooms,
large galleries garages CT sigs.
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observation-disclosures

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6S
BEDROOMS. $3.50 weekly. for employed
men, also housekeeping rooms children
taken. G2Clz Main. CT. 1875.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. everything fur
nlshCd southeast exposure, not water
also bedroom. ll%5 Z. Houston. TT.
l4gl-W.
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms for
rent. s2s Market street CT. sos.
LARGE cool two-Jhres rooms for house
keeping. near car line. children taken.
rooms with hoard. TT. l54o-M.
TWO large rooms. well furnished. ga
rage, sleeping porch. excellent location,
reasonable. 60 ". Laurel. CT. 1920.
TWO furnished rooms for light house
keeping private entrance: phone, garage;
walking distance; cheap rent. $50 Ca
MARCO ST.
NICELY furnished. qulcr. cool two-room
apartment, ClOse-in, hot water. phone;
haIf-hlock car line. 2ha Jackson.
TWO neatly furnished two-room apart
WentE, coo. clean. modern, hot water,
near postoff.cc. COS Avenue /.
THREE rooms with private bath. juE'
remodeled. very cOuyCrlpuf near Man
High nice location. Call TT. 49, Mon
day.
s34 GARDE%-LARGE cool HOUSE.
KEEPING ROOM. GAS, LIGHTS FUR
NIsHED. CIR. 1921.
ROOMS for light Housekeeping, southeast
exposure, all coUyenlences. liD3 s..
Flores TT. 2455. Dr. 95ls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
For Rent

~ AN~AAN
1893 y. Pine. ar., $500
I3l BAILEY Ave, O.. 7r........ $500
III SW.g- Ct. modern, ir. ......... 22.S0
9IB Nolan, u. cot. Conyenicnces. 5000
~ Cumberland It'd. modern 5r.
gauge ssssss.ssss s"'s' ." Sv'pN
us Callaghan, close-ln -, mod
ern, garage sssssss.ss..sssss. 9VsyV
STORES
fOf Bowie al Houston ST.. brick
store $50 90
sO7 =. Commerce St, brick store. 5000
si3 r. Commerce st., brick store. 1000
IO3 Nacogdocbes. or. .......... 5000
Comfortable offices lon the Ramp
mann Bldg. al Sc TO Toe square foot
The SAN ANTOSIO LOAN &TRUsT co
Fr sITN. 2i5 W. Commerce st.
AT 2ua WinEate Ave. Collins court:
threc-room house. SO month. Ring own
cr. TT. 2ssS or or. 4iS3.
rOR RENT-Four- house and hall
.sls 2 FLORES. sis. 1890.
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RENTALS
Wanted to Rent
Wanted RoOms-Board

TWO young ladies. employed, desire TO
room, and board. and make their home
WITH refined couple or widow. in walk
ing distance from postoffice desired. Per
manent References exchanged. Box
5S5 Light.
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LOOK UP

your felt hat and bring II down now
or phone CT. 53i7 and I will get II. MY
work Is In class by itself. DUPUY
THE HAT KING. 100 jefferson.
FOR sALE-New bath tub With fixtures,
sinks. lavatories. ono government tank.
Chevrolet wIndshirid. Windshield for
Haynes 1891 s. Flores.
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For Rent or Lease

cool. clean. upper brick
apartment OF four rooms bath. closets.
private entrance, walking distance. 2os
Sixth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Money Wanted

wANTED-slo.ooo 10 $4,000 loan by
fast growing concern; best security, best
references. Box SIS Light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

wANTED-Honest people who need
money loans from $50 TO $500 on your
auto furniture. piano, low rates charged,
easy payments
sos Brady Bldg. ]. SLIDER. CT. 2ss.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

FOR GOBOHED ikDflsE.
New five-rOom house with large front
porch and rear screened porch: has all
convenience. including garage; VIII
rent for 52s per month. Call TT. 5C9f
mr. NyoodIayyu 1880.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

,722 GRAYsoN ST.-Modern s-room .
story residence, reasonable rent for re-
| liable tenant Woodlawn s3-J Sunday,
woodlawn 2065 Monday
EARTHMAN REALTY AND LOAN CO.
sos Brady Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
For Sale. Miscellaneous

GUN REPAIRING, KEY AND LOCK
WORK
ReSighting our speciality.
PoTCHERNiCKs, I'll ST. MARY's ST.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

FOR bargains in windows doors and lum-
her. new and used; Edwin seay. 1896 s.
Flores.
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Fer Rent
Warehouse-Lofts-Rent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

If YOU appreciate prompt service. sats-
isfactory work, call US when you wish to
move, store or ship your household or
office furniture. Alamo Transfer Co.
Tr 3OIS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
MAYOR REFUSES
TO REVEAL COLOR
OF 'UNMENTIONABLES'

Mayor John W. Tobin is willing
to reveal any of the city's business
affairs to the public.
But he defends his right to concel
the kind of underwear he is wearing.
A scribe from a local newspaper
canvassed the city hall Friday, at
tempting to find out just who is still
wearing his summer attire and who
has changed to red flannels.
The public must live in ignorance
as far as the mayor is concerned.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
POTENTIAL BUILDER
SEEKING GOOD HOME

Dreaming of great career as an
engineer. a 1Oyear-old orphan boy,
placed in the custody Of the San An
tonic Child Protective and Humane
Society recently, is awaiting for some
one to offer him a home.
Unlike most children, the youth
spends practically all Of his spare
time pouring over the difficult draw
ings of engineering books and maya
zines. according to Miss Lucy G..
Smithers, executive secretary of the
society.
The society is anxious to place the
boy in some home where he can re-
ceive the proper education.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
WARMER WEATHER
DUE IN SAN ANTONIO

San Antonio will be visited by
light, frost Friday night, should the
weather clear up during the day, &C.
cording to Observer j. ii. Jarbou.
Prospects for warmer weather Sat.
urday and normal temperatures Suk
day doomed as a low-pressure area
lowering over Canada Friday was
travelling rapidly southwark, driving
cold weather southeastward before it,
Mr.. Jarboe said.
Sheridan, Wyo., frequently in tie
headlines because of lowest recorded
temperatures. reported the coolest
weather Friday, with the Thermometer
lowering around four degrees above.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
HAMILTON DEFENSE
| SEEKS NEW TRIAL

Setting out SO assignments of error
majority of which were based on the
closing arguments ct District Attorney
C. NJ. Chambers and W. II. Blanton,
special prosecutor, motion for a new
trial of w. r. Hamilton was filed in
Thirty-seventh District court Thurs
day.
Hamilton was convicted in the same
court in connection with the murder
of Tom Cooper in an Apache street
cold drink stand, January II. Ham
ilton was given a life sentence.
Judge Anderson has until Saturday
to act on the motion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
PAROLED PRISONER
GOES BACK TO PEN

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 30.-(P)-Be-
cause the prisoner preached the terms
of his contract, Governor Miriam A.
Ferguson today revoked the parole of
Sol Lomax, whom she paroled to f. H..
Eagleston of Smithville, October 3.
LOmax had only 26 days of freedom.
He was convicted in Bowie County
of murder in the second degree and
sentenced to % years.
Governor Ferguson granted two con-
ditional pardons. RENTED one fine,
restored the citizenship of three men
who served their time and extended
two furloughS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30

4, States, the charges were made by
President Arthur in person. That
the court martial manual had been re-
vised since that time. the government
contends. makes no difference, so fal
as the court procedure today is con-
cerned.
Colonel Moreland opened today's
session by asking why Colonel
Mitchell had asked for a bill of par
ticulars."
The charges against the accused, y
Mr.. Reid replied. are too vague, toe
broad and indefinite"
Colonel Moreland rcjoined that this
rquest had the same basis as the al
ready rejected ores challenging the
courts jurisdiction.
WANTS PARTICULARS.
"A bill of particulars" he added,
lis not called for in such cases as
this. 1t is to be remembered that the
specifications are now an integral
part of the court record. There is
no power in this court to compel me to
deliver a bill of particulars"
he was going 10 prepare bill last
night said Mr.. Reid. This morning
we are told the court has no power.
What has happened overnight to rob
the court of its powers? Yesterday
we heard that the court was all pow
erful."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
MITCHELL MAY CALL
COOLIDGE TO STAND
Continued From Page Onc.)

the proceedings are 10 be governed, the
court recessed until Monday to permit
attorneys for the prosecution and de
Tense 10 make a preliminary examina
tion of witnesses who had arriYo.
from Texas.
Yesterday defense counsel sought ft
a series Of insistent questions to rs
certain who actually had ordered the
colonel court-martialcd. Colonel Sher-
man Moreland, the judge advocate
general, at first said that this is a
presidential court" and later placed
responsibility for the proceeding on
both President Coolidge and Secretary
Davis.
The first witnesses, summoned by
the prosecution, arrived today. They
were A. II. Yeager and Harry Lee
McCleary. of San Antonio, and Knn-
meth McCalla, of Houston. newspaper
men, to whom Colonel Mitchell gave
copies Of statements on which charges
against him are based.
QUOTE OLD CASE
1t was pointed out in War Depart
ment circles today that in the case of
Judge Advocate David G.. Swain, de-
cided many years ago and upheld by
the Supreme Court of the United
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30

AAbANAAuFA AhAAA A az tANg
c. Mintcr ., Beeville. 81 years old
preaching II years: Claude J.. Mich
olson. Cuero; Marvin p. Burton, -,
Kerrville: c. L. BlOodworth, "a
I4ampssas; William Henry Marshall,
I.ampasas; Valentine /. Sherman,
San Antonio. 80 years old, who has
been preaching at Fowlerton during
the past year; Joseph f. Burnett, 81
years old. of San Antonio. and Don
Martin, %. Of Uvaldc.
The conference voted $4,000 fol-
missionary work Thursday.
This action followed an appeal by
the Rev. Arthur Moore, pastor OF
Travis Park church, president of the
Board Of Missions, who explained
that the failure 10 appropriate suf-
ficient money at the meeting last
May, not only would retard the work.
hut would necessitate calling home a
number Of missionaries now in the
field.
Bishop James Z. Dickcy stopped de-
bate on the question by suggesting
tAiaA Nut sN-usVtN UtNNSSdTN Df' sun
scribed, this amount to be above all
other assessments.
CHURCHES PLEDGE
The Travis Park pastor promptly
pledged $500 for his church and DIR.
;. II. c. Burgin. Of the Laurel
Heights church, followed suit. Later
in the proceedings, after subscrip-
flows had CsDr
DIR. Moore increased the pledge for
his church $500. University Church
of Austin subscribed $500 also. the
San Angelo church $1,000 and the
First Church Of Austin $1,000. First
Church of Corpus Christi subscribed
500, as did Beeville and the Browns
vile district. The presiding elder from
the San Angelo district pledged $500
from his district outside Of the city
proper. Smaller pledges were made
rapidly and in "a short time the
amount was over-pledged.
Election Of delegates 10 the gem
eral conference was attended by more
interest apparently, than the vote OF
unification, which brought a vote of
III for and 81 against, the unifica-
tionists lacking 81 votes of enough TO
carry by the necessary three-fourths
majority.
Friday morning the conference re-
newed ballOting on the sixth clerical
delegate, TO complete the conferences
quota. Balloting was commenced
Thursday afternoon and four were
elected on the first ballot. Six more
ballots were taken without an cleo
ton. Rev. Sterling Fisher Of Austin,
leading. but without the necessary
majority. Delegates freely predict
his election.
ELECT LAYMEN.
-Four clerical delegates were elected
on the first ballot, Rev. Arthur Moore
leading the field with 133 out of 1S3
votes. Others elected on the first bal
lot and votes received were: Rev.
$. Fl. c. Burgin, Laurel Heights
church, no; Rev. d. E. Hawk. pre-
siding elder San Antonio district, 104
and Rev. II. E. Draper Of San An
gelo, 102.
Four ballots were necessary for the
election of the fifth delegate, DR.. T.
J. Sessions, of the University Church
at Austin winning.
Six laymen were elected on the first
ballot, on which IS votes were neces-
sary 10 elect.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-30
$4,000 GIVEN
! MISSIONS BY
METHOD|STS
Churches Pledge Funds
to Garry on Work in
Foreign Lands.

Continued From Page Onc)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
- SCIENCE -
NEW CURE

lONE OF the most important dis.
" eoycries OF recent years has
been announced 10y tho Journal OF
tho American Medican association.
Formerly when tuberculosis be.
came established IN one kidney tho
affected organ was removed. In a
large number OF cases. however. the
other kidney soon became affected
40 that over IS per cent OF such
cases ended fatally within five
years OF the operation. OF course
II both kidneys were affected no
surgery could help.
Major Nelson A. Myll. NJ. D.. OF
the u. $. army. has developed the
treatment by sunlight so that hith.
erto hopeless cases recover. The
sunlight treatment requires great
care and II takes about a year TO
affect a cure. but Improvement Is
rapid from the start. The sunlight
must be carefully controlled. as II
is a very dangerous remedy II used
too strongly or too suddenly. The
patient is kept in bed for year
and the diet is closely controlled.
The announced results indicate that
medical science has won great
victory.