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Evening star., 1925-03-01
BILLIARDISTS TIED
FOR AMATEUR TITLE

NEW YORK, February 2S.-John A.
Clinton, jr. of Pittsburgh tonight de-
feated. Francis Appleby of New York,
800 toI105. thereby tying him, with
four matches won and one lost, for
the national amateur class A 1872
baik1fne billiard championship.
The title viii be played off Monday
night. &
: Edgar Appleby, last years cham
pion, finished in third places Percy N.
Collins Of Chicago, won the high run
prize with a score of SO. and the high
average with a score of 2a 6-14.
In the final match tonight. Clinton's S
average. was 20. He had high runs
of 50, AZ and AZ. Appleby's average
was Z, with high runs OF 20, 25 and II.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
TWO CUBAN SCRAPPERS
SET SAIL FOR NEW YORK

HAVANA, Cuba, February 2S.-
Ciriliin Olano. lightweight champion
boxer of Cuba, has left with his
manager, Luis f. Gutierrez and Black
Bill, fyweight champion of Cuba, for
New York.
Olano was designated as Cuba's
candidate for the world lightweight
championship by the the Cuban box
ing commission.
Gutierrez is taking Black Bill
north in an endeayor to arrange
matches for him.
Both boxers are negroes.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
PLAYERS WELL PREPARED
FOR REAL TOLL AT TAMPA
johnson i'm Fine Fettle and Ruel, Judge and Peck
Have Greatly Benefted-Six Weeks Still Remain
, to Prime for League Campaign.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
Sports Editor, The Star.

TOT SPRINGS February Th of their departure for Tampa
those of the Nationals working
direction of
Harris The boy boss the world champions who
Pullman bound
training tonight expressed himself emnen satisfied with
5
the opening OF the American League campaign in mid April
We weeks LETT the bell
the youthful field leader the itself
period merely
work. will valuable
II
We bunch when
but that because have purposey taken The
for generally good physical condition
the should
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ARMY WINS FIVE OF SIX
HOME SPORT CLASHES

WEST POINT. n. Y, February 2s.
Army won five of six sport contests
here today; its one defeat being at
hockey, at which Royal Military Col
lege of Kingston, Ont, won, to o.
Results in other events were:
Polo-Army, IA: Princeton, 5.
Boxing-Army, z; New Hampshire, 0.
!, Swimming-Army, "a: Williams, 25.
Wrestling-Army. IA: Columbia, 9.
Fencing-Harvard. z: Army, 6.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
TILDEN BEATS ALFONSO
IN OPENING NEW COURTS

PHILADELPHIA, February Is
William T. Tilden. national tennis
champion, defeated Manuel Alfonso.
Spanish net star, 6--3. 6-4. in a
match formally opening the new
wissahickon indoor tennis club here
today.
Tilden broke through Alfonso service
in the sixth game of the first set and
the seventh game of the second set
Evening star., 1925-03-01
SOME OF TIGERS START
FOR CAMP AT AUGUSTA

DETROIT. Mich, February 2s.---
Detroit Tigers left today for Augusta,
Ga, where on Monday the 1925 train
ing season of the team will begin.
The squad was composed of Wood
ALL Blue. Jones, ". c. johnson. a
semi-pro who will get trial, and the
secretary Of the club.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
YALE TRIMS TIGERS
in WATER MATCHES

NEW HAVEN, Conn. February Is
Yale defeated Princeton in both swim
ming and water polo matches this aft
ernoon. Yale won the swimming match,
"a to 2S, and the polo contest, 2S TO 5.
The victories put Yale well into the
lead for the intercollegiate champion
ships. Yale won four firsts and Prince
ton two in the swimming match, but the
Tigers Unexpectedly took the relay after
a close struggle.
1t was Princetons first defeat of the
season in either sport
Evening star., 1925-03-01


studded base ball at the bottom. the
medal being inscribed Washington,
World Champions, 1924"
The emblem is in the form of
watch fob. Mike Martin and Griff
have been sporting their medals
down here much to the wonderment
of the players, it was not until this
afternoon that the Nationals pilot ex-
planned why. the emblems had not
yet been presented to the players.
The rain is expected to be of great
help tas the base ball diamond. 1t
will be rolled again Monday and a
few days of the hot sun should hard
en- 1t sufficiently to permit of its be-
ing used to play on
Whether not the squad will be
divided for practice work will not
he known until Harris arrives. There
will be 33 athletes training at Plant
Field, and 1t is probable that Harris
will deem il advantageous, to have
part of the work put in the morn
ing and the balance after lunch.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
GALIAN0 WINS DECISION
IN TOURNAMENT SCRAP

NEW YORK, February 2S.-Basr
Galiano, New Orleans lightweight
wpn a decision over Cuddy De Marco
Of Pittsburgh in a 10-round bout
tonight, which was part OF the elm
ination tournament being conducted
by the State Athletic Commission to
name a successor to Benny Leonard.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
MUM OFFERED $1,000.

( UTICA, N. Y, February 2s-Utica
Post, No. 229, American Legion, today
telegraphed Wayne (Big) Mum,
world champion heavyweight wrestler,
a guarantee of $1,000 for match
in this city with Joe Maleewicz. "a
member of tho post, and . veteran
wrestler.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
HARVARD Is WINNER
IN TRIANGULAR MEET

BOSTON. February 2s.-Harvard de-
feated Cornell and Dartmouth tonight
in the sixth triangular indoor track
and field meet OF the colleges.
The score was: Harvard. 5013
points; Cornell, 3s Is: Dartmouth,
271-2.
Six triangular records were broken
and one worlds record eQualed.
J. F. Fletcher of Harvard. in win
ming the 45-yard high hurdles, eQualed
the world record OF seconds for the
second time of the evening, having
equaled 1t in winning his semi-f1nal
heat.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
HOCKEY TEAM CLIMBS.

PITTSBURGH, February 2s.--The
Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets jumped
within one point off, first place tonight
by defeating Duluth, 2 to !, in a west
ern division game OF the United
States Amateur Hockey Association.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

In the afternoon enganements
Mississippi defeated Virginia, 80 to
"a, springing an upset, and North
Carolina eliminated Georgia Tech, S4
to 26.
In the night battles Tulane tri-
umphed at the expense OF the weak
ened North Carolina State team, Al
to "a, and Georgia scored over Ken
lucky in the concluding struggle of
the day. 32>to 81. 1t was a thrilling
finale.
Tulane will face Mississippi and
North Carolina Will tackle Georgia
Monday night.
Georgia and Kentucky provided the
most exciting game of the tourna-
ment, The field goal that enabled
the Bulldogs to defeat the Wildcats
was Gagged by Capt. Wiehrs on pass
from Richardson in the final second
of play. Before the ball passed
through the velking the final pistol
sounded.
With the score tied less than a min
ute before. MacFarland had made a
free throw good TO put the Ken
tuckians ahead. a foul had been called
on a Georgia player.
wiehrs played a great game for the
winners throughout. while Millerad
was the stellar or the hentucklanS.
the tall center making three goals
to tie the score at various stages of
the game.
Georgia (32) Positions. Kentucky (51I.
Richardson Right forward. -. MacFsrland
Fitzpatrick Left forward. Underwood
Huguley .... Right guard. .Alberts
Wiehrs Left guard. ........... Carey
Points scored-Richardson. 3; Kipatrick, s.;
Forbes. Z: Huguley, 8; Wiehrs. Q: Morton, g.;
MacFarland. Q; Underwood. 8; Milward. IA;
Alberts L; Carey, ].
Substitution-Morton for kilpatrick
Tulane proved entirely too much
for North Carolina State, playing a
much more finished game. E. Heni-
can was a shining star for Tulane.
He set a new scoring record for the
tournament for one game with Is
points, all from field goals.
North Carolina State was without
the services of Red Johnson, star
Evening star., 1925-03-01
NUJRMI SETS A. A. u. MARK
In TWO-MILE TITLE RACE
By the Associated Press.


OUISVILLE KY, February 2S-Paavo easily
behind the National A. U.
- and field here tonight.
The
thanhi
A A.
hrsta A. u The old
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MRS. sTERRET GOLF VICTOR.

ORMOND BEACH, Fla, February
28.-Mrs. H. David Sterret, Kansas
champion, won the Ornond Beach
women's golf title today by defeat
ing Virginia Van VIE, 16-year- old
Chicago girl, 2 and 1.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
W. & L. BOXERS IN TIE.

.PHILADELPHIA, February 2S--
The boxing meet today between Abe,
University Of Pennsylvania and
washington and Lee u. resulted In q
tic, each winning three bouts
Evening star., 1925-03-01

4fs
wondrack and Scarvie. Gallaudet
forwards. each had scored from scrim-
mage before Dowd looped in az long
one to give George Washington its
first counters. Brown followed with
a pair of field goals, but Wondrack
tailed again, evening the score.
Zoller and Sawyer brought in two
more baskets to boost the host team s
score to 10, while Wondrack con-
tributed another and Byouk found the
hoop for a two-counter before half time.
George Washington went into the
lead early in the second half when
Brown scored from the floor and made
good on his only foul try of the game
Zoller added another double decker to
the total, while Holdren, Gallaudet
substitute. brought the count to Is to
IL with shot from the foul line.
Sawyer scored again, while Won
drack came through with another for
the visitors, but two baskets by
Bowen gave the George Washington
quint a comfortable margin.
A foul shot by Massinkoff and q.
basket by Miller later, raised Gallau-
dets score.
Lineup and Summary.
G. Wash. t2D. Positions. Gallaudet t1sl.
Sawyer. Left forward, Wondrack
Dowd. .......... Right forward. .scarvie
Zoller. Center ...............B Byouk
Bowen Left guard .. Miller
Brown. ....... Right guard. ........ Wallace
Court goals-sawyer CD. Dowd, Zoller {2),
Bowen (2) Brown t3), Wondrack "a.
scarvie Byouk, Miller. Foul goals-Brown
q in u, Bowen 20 in p, Dowd 20 in II,
Sawyer 10 In II. Holdren q in p, Massin-
koff Il In u. Byouk 20 in u.
Substitutions George Washing gton--Mac-
donald for Sawyer. Werner for Dowd. Nevaiser
for Bowen, johnson for Brown. Gallaudet-
Holdren for Scarvie, Massinkoff for Holdren.
Bncci for Byouk 4
!. Referee-Mr Metzier (Springheld). Time
of halyes-20 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-03-01
Harris Pleased With Hot Springs Results Geo,geo, Men arat
HILLTOP RELAY QUARTETS
SMASH CARNIVAL MARKS
Mile and Two-Mile Fours Run Sensational Races at
Illinois Games-Norton Captures All-Around
Laurels-Haas Is Hurdles Victor

RBANA Ill., February z8Eght carnival smashed
and three tied the
~ ma tonight The meet attracting recordbeaking entry list
OF us athletes o.
the largest indoor intercollegiate OF its kind Amerc
Washington
the
mile of
old Wisconsin
in his
Evening star., 1925-03-01
WALES DEFEATS FRANCE.

= CARDIFF, wales, February 2S.--
h'Wales defeated France today in an
International rugby foot ball match,
II points TO ).
Evening star., 1925-03-01
HATCHETTTE FIVE SCORES
OVER GALLAUDET, 2l-l6

ALLAUDET COLLEGE basketers closed their last night
taking defeat from the George Washington University qunt
2lto-l6 game the ahete After outpaying
Hatchetes from the during half dead
all Kendall Greeners failed keep the
Evening star., 1925-03-01
TARHEEL FIVE is AMONG
TOURNEY SEMI-FINALISTS

~ half North Carolina the defending champion
half survived the third round of the Southern
here today will figure the
Evening star., 1925-03-01
MARTINA MUST PAY FINE
TO STAY WITH CRIFFMEN
Special Dispatch TO The Star.


TAMPA Fla, February 2SSboy after o'clock tonight Joe
from his New Orleans home Marna
the ball club be determined President Gr
fifth only which
imposed
he rendered
He or
Evening star., 1925-03-01
PRINCETON DEFEATS
DARTMOUTH TOSSERS

HANOVER, N. H., February Is
Princeton broke the tie with Dart
mouth for first place in the intercol-
legiate basket ball league, winning
here tonight with score of, % to 81,
in a game that extended through one
fve-minute overtime period.
Both teams played furiously.
Hynso, Princeton forward, decided
the battle by caging a basket in the
middle of the overtime period. The
lineup and summary:
Evening star., 1925-03-01

Scoring: Field soals-Lemon t5). Hynson
(3), C. Loeb, fsub for Ebenf, Picken t3),
Friedman ~. Sailer. Foul gosls-Cleayes.
out Of /; Hynson. / out OF 2; Eben, out of
L: Giiigan. none out of 1; c. Loeb, l out
of /; A. Loeb, (sub. for Gilligan), 1 out of / /;
Picken. out of 4; Dey, . out OF 3; Sailer.
out of g.; Friedman. out of g.
Referee-Mr. Brennan. Umpire--Mr. Walsh.
Time-Two Commute halves and one 5-minute
overtime period.
Evening star., 1925-03-01

guard, out of the game on account of
injuries.
Tulane al. Positions. y. c. S. t24l.
Davidson. Right forward. g reshan
e. Heniean. Left forward Dickens
Morgan. ...-...-. Center .Correll
Lind .... Right guard .. Brown
J. Henicsn. Left guard. .......... Watkins
Points scored-Daridson 81, z. Henican
l1sl. Morgan tsl, Lind "a. J. Henican 90.
Wilson t2l, Gresham te(. Dickens Gl, Cor.
reli "a. Brown t3l, Watkins a.
substitution-Wiison for Davidson
North Carolina got a good start in
its clash with the Yellow Jackets of
Georgia Tech. and held il to- the finish.
Georgia Tech rallied somewhat in
the late stages, but was far from over
hauling the Tarheels.
WycofY made Is of Georgia Techs
points. II in the second half Cobb,
for the third time led the Tarheels In
scoring.
" Car (3D. Position Ga Tech (os).
Cobb. .....,.... Right forward. ...... Wilde
Mcdonald. ...... Left forward. Wilder
Dodderer. Center 49,. .......-... .Wycoff
Deyin. Right guard. Rosser
Purser. Left guard. Moore
Points scored-Cobb. 10; Mcdonald, 0: Dod
derer, g; Devin. Purser, 4; Poole, .; Bar
Der. .; Wilde, 8; Wycon, 10: Rosser, 8; Moore,
Substitutions- for Mcdonald, Barber
for Purser, Barron for Wilder.
Mississippi came from behind to de-
off to substantial early lead, but
apparently firing toward the close
Bryson. the winners left forward
led the attack with 10 points. Miller
| a substitute, was high scorer for Vir-
ginia with Z
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03

seemed little blockheaded but not
until Monday afternoon did see any
real wooden heads really act.
This troupe of wooden heads q
presume they are wooden) is Tony
Sarg's Marionettes and they pre-
sented a program that made several
hundred school kiddies howl with
joy and pleased the many grown ups
present.
SO far as mechanics are concerned
1 can not see that Sergs dolls are
superior to several acts in vaude-
vile. But the choice of material,
the use of music and voice and
lights and the beautiful costuming
and scenery lifts this marionette
show into the class of things well
worth while. On Monday the fea-
ture of the performance was the
"Pied Piped."
Needless to say the piper thrilled
the kiddies as he led the horde of
rats out from the town.
But more amusing were the
advertisements which preceded. Best
Of these was the wells known
parade" done by real wooden
soldiers. and a piano solo by a
marionette who bore a striking re
semblance to Paderewski.
In fact from the time the black
face announcer made his first ap
pearance there was not dull
moment. Any one who has not seen
these little actors has real novelty
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03
BY WAITER D. HICKMAN

- Ado bedtime stories some
X times tell us of the sailor who
N the sheik of the ocean,
Upon that idea Paul Gerard Smith
has based the idea for the new
sketch used by Thomas F. Swift and
his assistants.
Swift is one of those pleasant and
worthwhile personalities who had ar
rived somewhere on the stage be-
cause he has used clean but wise ma
terial.
Swift is at Keith's this week in a
sketch called THE Cob. Thomas
is the COB who dates up three diff
ferent danes on bright after
noon, never forgetting to put the
time of calling at the dinner hour.
So this COB, with his sob stuff
about baby shoes. and his poem and
song about each girl, finally is as.
sured three square meals. Sudden
ly the chief petty officer arrives on
the scene and tells him the big boat
with the guns leaves for China that
night. The COB does not give up, but
pulls out his address book, only to
discover that he. has the address Of
dame in China. Smart and wise
fun, splendfdly done by Swift, JAG
queline Mason. Peggy Daugherty,
Virginia Dale and W. Francis Clark,
Henry Santrey has an orchestra
with him this season which is a.
corker. AS usual there is toe much
Santrey. He is on the stage too
long. That is my personal objection
to Santrcy. Be your own judge. He
knows all the little tricks of how to
stay on the stage forty-five minutes
and pass the responsibility to the
audience.
The pianist in this act is nat.
ural comedian. He could walk away
with the act. as could the harpist
and one of tn violinists. THE Tin
Roof Blues" as played by the or
chestra is hot southern jazz.
AS usual, Harry and Anna Sey-
mour are on the bill, which includes
Santrey. Miss Seymour and Harry
do about the same routine as usual,
but have the assistance OF the crack
pianist in tie Santrey act. Miss
Seymour is still one Of the best
comics in the business.
Margie Coates has gathered to-
gether most Of all the new hot jazz
songs and hands 'em out to great
applause. Charles o. Ditmer is a
baritone Of good voice, but he does
not seem to be at ease on the va
riety stage.
John Regay and Vera Dolores,
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03
The Cob and Szoitt Are Same People;
Marie Giues Women a Fee Pointers

tical. but the standing on the head
stunt. 1t is simple for Marie, but
doubt If it will be popular with
the women in the audience.
Miss Marie then does some stunts
in perfect form mot joke either)
on the rings and on the rope. She
is splendid Snowman and registers
with ease.
The Welder Sisters have a song,
dance and instrumental revue which
possesses class and merit. The
sisters play the violin. banjo, the
piano, dance and sing. Such ac.
complishments seem to INDICATE that
they are not as young and sisterly
as they try to make the audience
believe.
If the sisters would not try to be
so darned sweet, they would register
more firmly because they have the
talent. They should take a look at
the Duncan Sisters and check some
of this sisterly attitude in their
dressing rooms The man dancer in
this act is marvellous toe dancer,
Splendid. Act has real merit and
beauty.
A quartet bearing the title &C.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03
"OLD DEPENDABLE"
FATHER CALLS IT
Georgia Lady Describes Use
of BIack-Draught-Hus-
band Agrees With
Her as to Its Value.

MY father always used Black
Draught in our home as a remedy
for colds and constipation, so Just
naturally grew up thinking it was
the only medicine that could do me
any good" says Mrs. Rosa Lee
Walden, of Berlin, Ga.
"It always. got results. and that
was what father wanted. =
After I married and went to
housekeeping we continued to keep
Black -Draught in Dur house. A body
just has to have something of the
kind to relieve Indigestion and bowel
disorders, and have never found
anything so effective as Black
Draught. although have tried
many,
with a family of growing chill
dren it is absolutely necessary to
have a good, reliable, simple medi-
cine to keep them Strengthened out
ways want something mild and
something 1 am sure win not injure
the system. / have found Black
Draught to be reliable and we are
never without it. The Old Depend
abIe'-that's what my husband
calls 1t.
Il make 1t into a tea for tho chill
dren and give it to them for bad
colds. It relieves the system OF i'm
purities and so relieves the cold. Fol-
sour stomach and gas on the
stomach, have found it especially
gond.'.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03
Legislative Calendar


s. B. Brown n)-Legalizes incorpora-
ton Of town of Dune Acres. iS7 to o.
s. B. Durham )-Authorize Putnam
Circuit Judge to sentence fugitives from
State farm. (66 to q
s. B. IL Holmes PERMITS recovery
mortgage foreclosure. 40 to o.
8. B. "a (Hodges) Provides relief for
Tolleston Club Chicago. (78 to %
s.. B. ,57 (Lindley) ey)-Terminate guard
ianship of female ward under 21 on mar
riage at discretion of court. l(89 to %
s. j. r. / (Moorhead) REQUESTS Con-
yress to finance recommendation OF Army
in furtherance Of National Denfense Act.
Failed to Pass
H. B. 119 chill Of Pulaski Author
izes township officials to deposit funds in
nearest depository. even though ontside
county.
Withdrawn
H. B. Sc Harris of Monroe1 Prohibits
eating or amusement establishment within
one mile of State Park.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03
CIVIC HEAD GIVES
SUPPORT TO CITY
MANAGER MOVE
Snethen Warns Government
Must Be Free From
Politics,

"If the city manager form Of
government can be divorced from
politics, I feel it would be a much
better plan than the present sys
tenn, said Edward o. Snethen, presi
dent of Federation Of Civic Clubs
today.
I'm order to separate it from
politics the men who run for com
nissioners should be interested in
the city rather than just politics" he
said. "I should suggest they be
chosen from active civic clubs, sc
the city manager selected by them
would not be a politician.
'.The present movement for com
mission, instead Of city manager
form, seems to have been started by
a political faction, and is a bad be
ginning for a new form of govern
ment, which should be free from
politics.
''In travelling through the west
have noticed the city manager plan
has been very successful in most
places. However. the cities with
which I am familiar are smaller than
Indianapolis.
1.-THE Federation Of Civic Club feels
this is of utmost Importance and q
committee has been named to in
vestigate. Reports will be heard al
the next meeting, Feb. 81.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03

treat In store for themselves Sarg ;
marionettes win perform Treasure
Island" this afternoon and tonight
at Caleb Mills Hall Ry the OBJ
server).
The movies today offer: THE
Devils Cargo" at the Ohio; "Inez
From Hollywood" at the Circle; 'He
Who Gets Slapped" at the Apollo;
North of &c. at Mister SmitAi.;
Hurricane Kid" at the Isis sna tbA
first episodes of new serial,
"Galloping Hoofs" at the Alamo
and the Regent.
The Capitol this week is present
ing another stock burlesque show
under the title Of ''Follies and
Scandals. -
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03
New Easy Way to End
Nasal Catarrh

Quick and sure safe and no trouble
--the new way to get rid of loathsome
Catarrh in nose and throat.
1t may be acute or it may be chronic
-of years standing-you may have
tried salves and ointments and other
treatments
You're probably disgusted and think
you haven't a chance In the world of
overcoming it.
Try once more-tfy this. Get six
ounce bottle Of Kojene for 80 cents at
Hooks Dependable Drug Stores or any
progressive druggist. Spray the nos
trils with it twice day for three or
four days or until every Catarrh germ
ts destroyed and the nose is clean and
clear. M AZ ~
Try once more and get rid of this
obnoxious disease. Kojene will do it.
II by any mishap 1t fails your money
will be gladly returned.
.Kojene is the worlds most powerful.
non poisonous antiseptic-seyent five
times as strong as highly favored anti
septics-yet you. can drink 1t with no
Ill effects.
If It won't conquer nasal catarrh and
clean out every trace Of mucous and
soreness nothing will.-4Advertiseme
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03

r. Ar is a good singing organiza
tion. Am thankful that they do not
try to be comedians. They have well
selected songs and they permit the
song story to get the laughs.
Barber and Jackson have poor
material but a natural gift in getting
the attention of the audience.
Camillas birds are well trained. A
mighty good act of it's kind. Have
seen none, better this season. The
movie feature is THE Narrow
Street"
At the Palace today and Wednes-
day
The Indianapolis times., 1925-02-03
Healing Eczema
With Cranberries

The mild acid juice found in Gran
berries seems to kill the tiny skin
parasites which is the direct cause of
Eczema and most skin irritations.
With the cause removed, the healing
takes place quickly. Cranolene Heal.
ing Cream, used externally, is based
on this discovery. In this cream the
cranberry juices have been combined
with soothing, cooling, healing oils.
1t instantly stops the itching and
speedily restores the skin to its nat
ural health and color. Cranolene is
sold by druggists, 35c, 81 and $3.50,
or sent postpaid on receipt Of price.
Samples free. Address: Cranolene,
Girard. Reconsideration