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New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
IMMIGRATION LAW
 NOW TWO YEARS OLD
Commissioner, Pleased With Re,
 suits, Reviews Workings

New York, July R,-A most de- slrable effect of Uncle Sans new immigration policy has been it's gift 10 the American people of "an op- portunity to set acquainted" Com missioner Henry II. Curran. said to- day when asked to sum the results Of ono years operation Of the im- migration law of 1924.
 At l2:0l a. m. occurred the sec- ond birthday of that statute with it's radically restrictive quota pro- Visions and other features new .n the history of American effort 70 control the great flow of immigra- ton,
 The quietness in the executive wing of the immigration headouar- ters on Ellis Island typined the sit nation throughout tho broad flung buildings. The landing stage was empty and scant half score anxious relatives held seats where formerly sCrSed stifiing crowds.
 The fruits of this national breath- ing spell might not be immediately apparent to the casual observer. the commissioner said, but they already are being seen by those closely in touch with the problem and the harvest will accumulate steadily"
 A marked improvement in quality of immigrants was the chief effect noted by Mir. Curran on the flow through Ellis Island, which handles half Of The 1000 a day admittances authorized under the existing quotas. Not only are the individuals of a higher type, but they are generally younger than In the old open door days and therefore "of greater as- suitability and of larger economic value to the country"
 MT. Curran said the present net quota of 800, ono should be ample for period of wears while the business of "hecoming acquainted' was in progress Throughout the nation.
 A visitor making a return trip to Fills island today after a lapse of several years would have difficulty Tn recognizing it as the principal receiving point for alien disembarka- tions. The long corridors between the screened stals were practically empty and in the visiting pens" only a small group indicated the business of examining applicants for admission still was in progress.
 Tn contrast with che past daily average of several thousands of temporary detained, there were about goo on the books of the bu- reau and long rows of cots were empts in the white -corridorcd ma rlne hospital,
 The little triangle of greensward on which the detained formerly were allowed in successive groups throughout the day was deserted.
 There is less of Europe and more of America, potentially, in their makeup as we now get them" Mir, Curran said. 'I have noted this recently as in sharp comparison with the foreign average. It is due, doubtless, 10 the war: the youth of Europe more than ever demand a new start, while the aged have ad- ditional reasons for standing by their roof trees during the hard recon
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
HAYNES MAY SEEK
 ELECTION IN OHIO
Prohibition Director Mentioned
 as Gubernatorial Aspirant

Washington, July l P,-Roy A. Haynes may soon close four eyen'iuI years as prohibition commissioner to contest for the governorship of Ohio. The commissioner Is not yet ready to make any formal announcement but a conference of his supporters will be held here soon 10 consider the move.
 MT. Haynes, who was said to have been eisuaded by President Coolidge to abandon his plans to run for the goyernorship last No- vember as a prohibition candidate, would seek the republican nomina- ton for the office now held by Gov crnor A. V. Donahcy, democrat, in his second term.
 If he enters the primaries Mir. Haynes will be campaigning at the same time as will Senator Willis, re- publican, Ohio. if the latter adhercs to his desire to seek reelection. The commissioner and the senator are old friends and 1t is not expected that Mir. Willis will oppose the ar rangemept.
 With his plans still indefinite. Commissioner Haynes expects 10
 hold his office until August 1, at 1 least, when new procedure in pro- hibition enforcement ordered by As- sistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury becomes effective. The new system provides for radical reorgani- Zation and Mir. Haynes desires to re- main here long enough to see tt well under way.
 Mir. Haynes is known to have sought several times to resign his post since he was appointed in July. 1921, by President Harding, but each time was persuaded 10 stay on. He survived, too, reports on numer- ous occasions that he would be re- tired, and for much of his term of office was subjected 10 considerable opposition in and out of congress.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
Hardware Shortage Now
 Reported Among Dealers

New York. July In it's weekly hardware market summary Hard ware Age will say tomorrow:
 "Shortages in seasonal items are reported from the several important hardware market centers Sales in these cities are continuing good. With the possible exception of the Pittsburgh area, reports indicate that wholesale volume Is ahead of last year.
 Prices continue to hold firm ex- cept that rope has declined two cents per pound for the JuIy-August period.
 "ColIections continue to improve slowly"
 READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

Island was declared by Mir. Curran to be ideal for its purpose in that 1t gave opportunity for humane unhurried examination" of the ap. plicant under conditions as free as possible from eXtraneous influences
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
Deeds. Building Permits, Vital StatisticsI

! brey W. schofield. october 80. 1925. deed
to lots s, s. 7 and s. block /. Madeleine
Terrace, Alamo Heights; $4,000.
Herman and Mlnna Bartsch to Charles
J. Gratz. October 20, 1925. deed to lot 81,
block -, new city block $50; $1,000.
r. F. kirkpatrick to W. b. Jones Oc-
tober II. 1925. deed to lots 10 and a.,
block ios, Los Angeles Helghtss etc.
". y. and Nellie Jones to Jack Neal
Nazb Company October 81. 1925, deed TO
lots - and H. block 10S, Los Angeles
Heights addition; 81 etc.
w. 8. Conness 10 Claude II. J. Druse
and John II. Chambers. October %, 1925.
deed 10 lot -. block Z, new city block
56o7; $3.50 etc.
y. s. Dickinson 20 AIejos Martinez.
October 2. 1925. deed 10 lot IS, new city
block 2422; $500.
]. and LottIe Tender 20 Southern Ice
a. Cold Storage Co., October 20. 1879.
deed 10 the north IS feet OF lot 81, block
20. new city block si7; $4,000.
Joseph Zenincr 10 Matte Jones Oc-
t0ber 81, 1925. deed 10 lot ;. block %.
city block 4047. Kenwood addition: S55.
J. 4. Howett 10 =. y. GraRg. October
20, 1925. deed TO lot !, block 81, new city
block $500. Lakeylew addition: $500.
Fred Z. and Pearl sommers TO Charles
J. Wohlford, October ~. 1925 deed 10
lots 6. and 10, feet in depth out of
lot A. block %. new city block 1921;
Charles a. Huiaulst to Harlandale
Building Company. October %. 1926, deed
10 lot 80. block II. Harlandale Gardens
addition: fifO etc.
n. T. Barnes 20 W. 4. Scott. October
%. 1926 deed 20 lot 3. blocl, J.. new city
block $3.50; $3.50 etc.
Dr. 4. \. Brown TO Rober. 6. Yantis
and r. II. Rische, October 30. 1875. deed
20 lots 80 and -. new city block 1Gb.
fronting 75.9 feet on Bowie street bv
1865 feet IN depth; 1900.
g. o. and LAmona Durham 20 Clifton
Foster. October :. 1925, deed 20 lot u
block s. new city block 1897: $40 etc.
y. & Dickinson 20 W o. and Elma
Robinson. October %. 1925. deed 20 lots
IL and IS. new city block sf7i; 1900.
". J. Tarrence and r. J.. Snavely %
A. w. Morgan. September 30. 1925. deed
20 let -. block 10. section A, Temple
Hi addition; fiii95s.
a. T. and Ncya =. Whyman to An
drew DiiWorth and Ray Marshall. DC.
tober &c. 1925. deed 70 lots 14A. IfB. 15A
and LIB. new city block 1902; iiOs6.iI
etc.
W. 7. Tarrence 90 Enos G. Cary. Oc-
tober u. 1925. deed 10 lot and west 2.s
feet o. lot !. block !, new city block
1851: $3.50 etc.
". J. laurence and r. z. snaveiy 70
Vivian =. Jewell, as her separate estate.
October 20. 1925. deed 20 the south 60
feet Of lots 70. 20. 81 and %. block rs.
Mont Clair Alamo Heights: s3f73.33 etc.
Rosa 4. Veith 10 DR.. l.. ". welnneid.
October 20. 1925. deed 20 the west half Of
lot u. also known a. lot A-ig. block p.
new city block 4fs. 1850.
j.. g. and Pauline L. Alinutt to Gayle
Talbot. October p. 1925. deed 70 lots
O. 4. s. c, 2. and D. block 80 city block
i07G, Angeles Terrace SisS2.0s etc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Petrich-saur Lumber Company 70
Charles F. and Katie Miller. October %.
1925. deed 70 lot 10, block %, new city
block GAS; $500.
Charles A. and Esther II. Mitchell 70
Juana saenz Robertson. as her separate
estate. August IS. 1924, deed to lots
and Z. block a. old city lot :. fronting
47I3 feet on East Commerce street, also
lots Il. - and IS, block J, new city
block 62il: lot l. block p. new city
block 5t27 and lot q. block 2. new city
block s2il. Eastholme addition: correc-
ton Of deed In volume 1872, page go.
william J. and Victoria Yates to ".
J. Tarrence and r. =. snayely, october
10. 1925, deed 10 the south 60 feet Of
lots 70. 20. IL and %. block 70, Mont
clair Alamo Heights; i337S.53 etc.
H. :. Tarrence TO Wills =. Thomp-
son. October &c. 1925. deed TO lots 10 and
II. block :, new city block 1881; so etc.
Charles Graebnef 20 Amado Rocha.
October 26. 1925. deed TO lots q and %.
new city block 1890; 5000.
v A. and Lula CuneO TO George An
thony. October q, 1926, deed 20 lots !
and 2. block IS. new city block 200.
Keystone Park addition; so etc.
Nat T. Wagner by Dick Ans.ey 70 John
p. Forrest, October %. 1925. deed to lot
2g4. new city block 500; $40 etc.
Arthur shnltzer to II. J. Cupp!es july
=. 1875. deed 90 half interest IN lots 81
and 80. block 20. new city block siis'
II. J. cupples 70 Guy ". Faulkner.
July 6. 1925. deed 20 lots 81 and 81.
block 20 new city block e8Is; 1895 etc.
Clara Myrlcs 20 Blue Bonnet HiIlr
Company, October %, 1926. deed 70 lot
II. block 3. new city block zsiG; 81 etc.
!. L. and Gertrude Evans TO 4. W.
Hatfield. October 8. 1925. deed 70 lot 2,
block 50. new city block 1913; 3isil.45
etc.
Jennie s. and George =. Bell to Rober.
y. and Winnie Davis Bailey. October 20.
1925, deed 20 lot IS and II, block IS,
new city block Giif; 5000.
Clifton Foster 10 walter o. Lehr. DC
tober 20. 1925. deed 10 lot j., block :.
new city block 1897; $40.
Collie and Edgar Foster e. al 70 CHf-
ton Foster. october 2. 1925. deed 10 lot
j. block Z. new city block 1877: so.
Carrie sateI. october p. 1925. deed 10
the middle one-third Of iOiE u and H.
new city block 977. fronting 80 feet on
G-ayson street by 100 fee. deep. 5000.
Russell G. Tili TO Travis Investment
Company, July -. 1922. deed 10 lot in
new city block 1872. fronting lls.T5 feet
o. North Flores street by 700 feet on
Travis street; $50.00i etc.
Alamo Development Company 70 VII
Lam J.. and Ida y. Johnson. August Il.
1925. deed 20 lot {, new city block scs;
$3.50.
Frsur. !. and Ellen owslsy 20 4. A.
Swlrzar March 70. 1925, deed 20 lot
A-l5. new city block 1909; SEQ etc.
o. ". and Florence IileE 10 =. s.
Gates. october q. 1898, deed 10 lot 10,
bllrs 81. city block 1915, Angeles Ter
face addition; gi35i.2s.
:. W. and Margaret sehonsid to Au-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

MARQUIS-Died on sunday, a. m. No
Nember !, 1925. Trinidad NJ. Marquis, be-
loved daughter Of Gregorio and Alvina
Martinez. in her thirty-eighth year. Rela-
tiyes and friends are invited 10 attend
funeral services on Monday afternoon 5
p. m, from the residence, sos Cameron,
with religious services from San Fer
nanto Cathedral later. Rev. A. Torrenty,
C.M.F. officiating. Interment in San Fer
nando No. cemetery, under the direc-
ton Of Andrew Morales. funeral director.
BURKEs-Died on Sunday, a. m, No.
vember !, 1925, Juan Burkes. beloved
father of his children, in his flftieth
year. Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend funeral services on Monday
afternoon. o'clock, from the late resi-
oence at ia West Quincy St; religious
services from the San Fernando Cathe-
dral. Rev. A Valve. C.MF., officiating.
lnferment in San Fernando No. ceme-
terry under the direction OF Andrew Mo-
rales. funeral director.
RAMos-Died on sunday. ; a. m, No
vember /. 1925. Felipe de Ia Fuentes
Ramos. beloved father of Maria de Ia
Fuentes Ramos. in his forty-first year.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services on Monday. D. m,
from the residence, $40 Ualstead St: re-
ligious services from st. Cecilia Church.
Rev. Mr.. Alcina officiating. Interment IN
San Fernando No. cemetery, under the
direction Of Andrew Morales funeral d.
JORDAN JR.-Died at a local hospItal
this morning, Monday. November 2. 1915.
At 1880 a m. Henry D. Jordan Jr.. the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry D. Jordan. al
2ls Fifth St, San Jose. Texas. Funeral
service will be held this afternoon at )
,. m from the late residence with inter-
ment in Mission Burial Park under al
rection OF Hagy & Mecoliun.
rsetor FrtI srisn-G-9isV's
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
In Harlandale
Gardens

Five--oom. brand new. located IN al
itlOa ju-t being placed on market, curDs.
sidewalks. street Lined with fine ligus-
frumE. street macsdamized. gas. etc.
hsIf block 10 car and stores. one block
to fine school. close 20 churches, $3.50
down anu SO monthly.
Two lots. half acre land. :.ve-room
house. large and modern chicken houses
for 800 laying hens teggs are now Coo
per dozeuJ. garage. cOwzhed. located on
corner 80 Terrell avenue. Best bargain
in town a. $3.50, with easy terms to
tight party.
Thrse-room and sleeping porch. Jus;
being reDaps.sI and painted. oue-iour n
acre, 800 down and .i25 monthly |-i5V'
-Four rooms and bath. bargain al 1880,
with $50 down and $40 monthly.
Lots SO down and SO and IS monthly.
acre tracts same Terms. Buy Or bu.4d
Ia ;hs fastest growing white residential
district OF moderate priced homes.
HARLANDALE BUILDING co.
CT. 1855. Office a, eni 5. Flores car me
FOR sALE-S2999 equity In five-room
houes for $500 cash. Mis-. $40.
HIGHLAND PARK. real bargain, mod
EN- home, On the hill paved street, neai
car line. Ms. 22Zi AFTERNOONS.
WE HAVE ready money Tor zeal bar
Gains In any kind o. Old house, cheap
rental properties or closs-in corner.
j. =. RICE ASD H. \. RAMsTETI H.l'
4sf Moore Bldg. or. 800.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
Close-ln South

NORTH SIDE
COTTAGE
Priced to sell. Five-room. bath. sew
ers, gas. built-in kitchen cabinet. polish
ed floors. electric fixtures: $3.50. small
cash payment. balance $40 per month:
this Is . $500 value. Corner Hill Ave
and Los Angeles st. Mis-. 1866
DANDY new five-room bungalow, s42
schley Ave. $500 cash. balance easy.
s25 schley Ave Mis-. 1904.
$500 Cash
Brand new Dutch Colonial. Balance
easy payments. $40 schley Ave. Owner.
Ms. 1904.
ACCOUNT owner leaving city. three
room box house. garage. only 500, Los
Angeles Heights. ? blocks from car near
school. Woodlawn 1850.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
$500 Cash
8-R. Duplex, $500
Beacon Hill Terrace
Brand New

Five nice size rooms. hardwood foorA
gas in all rooms. lots OF buiit-In features
water heater breakfast nook. service
porch, three blocks TO school, street be-
ing paved. close 20 car; VIII make extra
easy terms Call schnltzer. CT. 1852.
SCHOOL STREET COTTAGE
A comparatively new house, with four
rooms, kitchen. bath room. large sleep
ing porch. clubhouse and garage, on cor
ner lot. - By $50 feet. TO be sold for
5000, $500 cash. balance in monthly in
stallments; this residence vas bought In
bv me FOR an indebtedness, and lot Is
worth 1880 and house could not be built
for leas than $1,000. For information, APP
ply 20 II. L. Oppenheimer, 3ls King
william 81
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
616-24 Brady Bldg.

New Home, New Furniture
$500 CASH
Five rooms. breakfast room. tiled bath.
cedar closets. hardwood floors through
out: Frigidaire. double garage, etc, In
Thorman Addition; consider vacant lot
fo- my equity. PA AllensSorth or TT.
5761.
NEW FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW
Gas. bath. shades linoleum. new and
never been occupied, garage. good neigh
borhood. will make good terms TO the
right party. Phone Owner. Mis-. 1881.
BEAUTIFUL new five-room house. 500
cash, balance $32 per month: located
Fox's Beacon Hill section. Owner. Wood
1851.
NEW BUNGALOW
Beautifully furnished four rooms. large
corner lot. South Side. every convent
ence. bargain. Mis-. 5s4-J.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

Rate, 9 cents per word daily or Sun
day. Fifteen word minimum advertise
ment-
-Four insertions for the price OF three.
Seven Insertions for the price Of five.
Ten insertions for the price of seven.
Thirty insertions for the price of
twenty
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
Personals
Special Notices
The Kunkel OH Burner

ESTABLISHED ~ 1912
Moved 20 sz6 4. Crockett st.. one Hnc
. hHlf blocks east o. Crockett Hotel
hee ear latest Improved burner al oUt
fucb enlarged plant
lhone m 1gie
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02

itnk sEfDEAAN. asroioger. advises YOU
So an mafters character rerdinF. -
seafs experience. 65fss Main. TT. 1851.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

The Associated Press IL exclusively
entitled TO the use for publication OF
all news dispatches credited TO II or not
otherwise credited in this paper and also
that local news published herein. All
rights OF republication OF special dis
patches herein are also reserved
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
Real Estate for Sale

Alamo Development Co.
VIII build. finance, sell or exchange
anything In the line Of real estate.
2o7 Travis Bldg CT Eso
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02

sis BAYLOR STA real dream. five
room cottage. modern IN every respect
gas IN every room. polished floors. $500.
small payment down, balance EASY. Rtrt
Pruitt, c.. 1883.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
PAYABLE In Advance.

MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Payable In Advance.
No. rs MOI Yr.
Daily sud Sunday ... .75l s4.50l $3.50
DAILY without Sunday. sseSl 800 800
Other States
No. IS Mol II
Daily and Sunday .... POI sS.sOlslO-tV
Daily Without sunday. rs $3.50 $500
sunday Only .......... .6bl s2.eol $500
In Mexico
No. 10 MOI ! Ir
Daily and Sunday .sI.0Oi ss.00isi2.c0
Daily Without Sunday so s4.5o $500
sunday only .-..-..... -6bl $500 $500
II Is important, when desiring the
address. Of your paper changed TO give
both old and nav ADDRESSED Should
delivery be Irregular. 7lesse notify the
office.
NEW YORK OFFICE-Psyne, Burns &
Smith. Inc, z47 Park Avenue.
CHICAGO OFFICE-G. Logan Payne
CO.. Tower Building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
Beacon Hill Stucco
Groom, $4,000, S13,250
Hiphland Park

Five rooms. furnished. ideal location
nearly new, all modern, rent $50 per
month. possession at once. s22 Ham
mond Ave. or. 55l4.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
To Lot Owners Only

Whether your lot ls clear or not. ] can
finance and build you q home on easy
monthly payments. David A. LOvH.
architect and builder. 2ls City National
Bank Bldg. TT. 1854. Woodlawn 1850.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
$50 Cash
Denver Heights-6 Rooms

Good six-room house. on the hill, In
Denver Heights: has electric lights and
water. bath. just been repapered and
looks good. screened porch. front porch.
rooms all large, garage. Price Of $3.50;
terms just like rent.
SALES DEPT. CONNESS REALTY co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
Business Property-Sale

si4 FEET OF business frontage facing
three streets in fast-growing section OF
city, Will sacrifice FOR quick sale. need
money. owner 5I2 Gunter Blcg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02

Located " Thin twO-IE..e circle closc
90 car and schools. city water. electric
lights. phone lines. cool streets; neigh
borhoO1 white people only WE WILL
HELP YOU GET A HOME on YOUR
LOTS AT ONCE. Call for appointment
J.. Z. FITE & CO.
gcs Iog0ya s. e. ga
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-02
Accommodation Loans

IS and up on any kind OF security al
rates. returnable In small
weekly or monthly payments; all loans
privately and promptly made. 43i Moore
Bldg. CT. 1892.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-05
NEW BILL OPENS
AT PALACE TODAY

With a program Of dance and
Syncopation." the Capmar h5ys and
their Fashionettes fill the headline
position at the Palace theater the
last half of this week, opening today.
The Fashionettes are six women who
compose an orchestra rendering bits
of musical entertainment as we'll as
furnishing the music for the jazz,
eccentric and acrobatic steps of the
Capmans.
Fred Babb, Lois Syrell and Iris
Lorraine are offering "A Medley Of
Steps," which contains a carefully
arranged assortment of dances.
THE Back Road is used for
comedy purposes by Jerry Mack and
his company of comedians. The act
is a character comedy playlet.
Charlie Wilkins, known for his bur-
lesque dancing, appears with Addie
wilkins in ''Ignoty's Tango Lesson, I"
in which dancing teacher tries to
explain to an impossible pupil the
art Of the Argentine Tango.
Taxi" a little dog, is the star in
the act, True Pals performing
many difficult feats. Ed Allen and
Bobbie Walsh are the other pals.
Viola Dana and Pat O'Malley are
featured in the film 1.-THE Beauty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-05
Hoosie1- Briefs

FUDGE Herbert Rundell of
Monroe County Circuit
Court is establishing a rec
ord for quick disposal of cases.
More than 100 cases have been
cleared. The present term ends
next week. Ut
The Bloomington-Louisv ac-
commodation train on the Monon
route will stop at nine less stations.
Running time has been shortened
thirty minutes
The United Brethren Publishing
Company and Huntington College
will share equally in a $4,000 cash
estate of Mrs. Amanda Acker, of
Ronindale, Kan.
John Markley of Columbia City,
has been. awarded q scholarship to
Culver to play in the school band.
E7Rs. VICTOR HoLsTAN-
IMI DER. of Garrett. was
@ knocked unconscious at the
American Legion winter festival
when a twenty-pound crow bar ac-
cidentally knocked from the speak
ers platform struck her.
The annual report TO La Prevoy-
ance, d mutual benefit organization
of HarrTc-d City composed Of
French ari Belgian glass workers
shows more Than $4,000 in the
treasury. There are 7S4 members.
Alexandria city council has
passed favorably on a resolution
which will supply water to the
northwest part of the city, making
the entire city now furnished with
water.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-05
Why He Succeeded

From hard work on a farm to the
study of medicine In Cincinnati,
where he was graduated in 1862. was
the course which DIR. r. B. Pierce
took.
In his younger days he practiced
medicine over a large district. 1t
was then the new oil fields near
Titusville, Pa. Finally he determined
to put up some of his prescriptions
in ready-to-use form in order to
reach larger number of families.
He thus early moved to Buffalo,
N. Y, and established the Worlds
Dispensary, where he put up DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for the blood as well as the Fayorite
Prescription for women, carefully
preparing them from roots. banks
and herbs and placed them with
druggists everywhere.
During the last sixty years DIR.
Pierce's Discovery, for the blood, has
been sold in larger quantities oy
druggists all over the United State,
than any other medicine. 1t !. a
tonic in its effects on the storAach
and digestive apparatus; an a,terna-
tive in its action on the blood. liver
and skin, 1t increases the appetite,
stimulates he digestion. enriches the
blood an makes both men and
women fe,I as they did when they
We're young and care free.
Ask your nearest druggist for Doc.
tor Pierce's Discovery, in tablet or
LIQUID form, or send 1oc for trial
package OF tablets to DIR. Pierce's
Clinic. In Buffalo, N. Y.--Advertise'