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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
Snouleu Mntiiia
Snumen ballitns pn6taasti IpIialis.
tinen.

Sallitufieen on onnistuttu pallit
iemaan puollfeen parbain1ntat ia
luntetltinmat miebet; Ganner pGG.
ninisteri.
Seliinti, ioulrt. II p. = gron-
neen &allion ballitlttlen (totoo-
mus) tilalle on nt1ooostettrt pub.
taasti ioiialistinen ballitlis, jonfa
pGGminiSteri on tlomari, @lannon
Ioiialistinen iobtuia 8din0 safreo
Sonner.
9allitufien fotoonpano on tGnne
inaplineen lpirolliien tieoon mutaan
euraotpa:
BdGnliniSteri - 8Gino q. Gan.
ner.
ltltonlinisteri - &aorlo So.
8oionnoo.
Oifeusnlinisteri T. @Gino g.
'Saffila.
5iiGministeri - 9fieti 8. Stfo-
men.
TuolustuSnlinisteri = 9anrlo
Seinonen.
&obuniniSteri Sannes &p0mG.
MnatoIousninisteri - Wtouno
9effaIa.
&nlfuloitosministeri - 81ino
8uoliiotit.
&oltppnninisteri = @Gin0 Sup
Iii.
Soiialiministeri - Soban Selo.
glpul. Ioiinlim. = Wiina Sillan-
paG.
Solfutonnttnistert y Weotti Eaa
iimuori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
Ssbpeminsin faiposmiesten RIM
miit iiGiuGt aiuofIeen.

SSbpeming. = &aitfi pritptiet
9ornes.9ecter .failpotien tDbient1
miiefii npot epGonnistltneet. Sois-
toiiefIi nGpttG1 iiltG, ettG foipofien
tp6ientGminen ml6asta ia meoestG
on maboottomlus. g(inafin folme
miljoonoa tonnio mutaa pitGiii nos
tna bios ennenfuin iinne jGGneet Al
ruumiSto inotntliin pois. Spo on
min ipaarollinen, ettG mifGGn fai.
mousbbtio ei ole ilioshtntt otto
maan 1lrotfoo teboGfieen. Tooenn1
t0iIesti foinofieen jGGneet rurmiit
iGGm1t Iinne itioioitii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
@elid ibmishi tuSOfiisia Gtela-
0afotasIa.

'Siour Sails, q. 9. - OeeIjd
siOsr 5oIGiisia uilluaa ibmistd on
tooofiisio tGmdn poiftnitrhton ia
9enionin, Weinn., tpGlilld. Sc Jour
tiiuot foipaon lumimbrsfppn, jcfu
riebui mime miifon aIusio. aooof.
iisio oIetuien nimet ouot: q. 6.
Carton bGncn moimonia ia IiIorcn-
a ia @iss 2illie 9rn6erfon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
Sanfti 9etrOitisfu, Wfieb. ttlee ra-
fennnttamnan 18.terrofiiIen anto-
tnIIfn
tallin.


Sadlld iiiaitieua @uiimdinen
&oniaIIispanffi tuIee ratennutta-
maan 18-terrofiiIten oltotollin nil.
td parten, iutta tefeip6t liitettG
panfin tansia toi joiIIa on fohtto.
rini1 partin rofennufiesla. lluii ro-
tennus tebo1dn portin piereen ia ie
tilIaon pboistGmGGn iillnlIa ia tGp.
t1tuiIlG pantfiratennutien tnnsIo,
Sototnen olttotallin euuotrooio nunf
ioo md6rGtpn ilntmnn muofrono
fitufnuoesIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
YSmmnn-6usImtns iui6SOin pOis.

9onitnntiropoli. - Srebi5on6in
mantuntoneutposton iuIistus on
mGGrGnnpt noisten poistomoan BUN
titnio, perilstellen lpoetinlustaon
fila, ettG monet noiIet pufoilemnt
main poIiiiin buntltienfa iuoiisia,
ia toiiefii beilIG Ell ole bunnut iiGmiG
Id mrb0olliirnttto teboG tpotG, milGG
titIiiinot toimeen ia tnifen liIGfIi
ne omut 'uieI1 ep1tcrpeeGliiiG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
Yam-ameritalainen lGGfetieteellinen
fesfns gteiu gurfiiu.

SEEM yorf. - Ioin $5,000,000
ortuoineu pdu-amerttolninen IG6tetie
teellinen tesfus rotennetaon geetp
Oortiin. 2ottotIen pbtepteen tilee
ioironIo, loironnboitoiien fouIu, fit
niffiIoborotorio, misiG tlitfitoan
niitG tcltteio, iotta otpot moIIoIIa
@teld-9(merifasio, tiriosto ia ara
ouoottifoulu II1tGreitG porten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
9inotialainen waimo luietti 102:n-
nettG ipntpmapaiuaGnid niime lau-
antaina.

antaina.
8aIeca. = SGGllG ailapa MrS
@unbtlo Saction miime lauantaina
pietti 102:nnettd lpntpnlGpGipGdn-
ia. Sdn on anlmattitebrGGiG, nutta
npfpaifaiiet toneet oipot b1neltdfin
mieneet ammottinIo ioten b6nen
on t1ptpnpt tpontGd ipridan ruttin.
ia.
8uonna 1862 ban iaopui &uot-
iista ia puriebtt roontulla Misiis-
iippi.iofeo npoten pliielle iuofIuIle.
NGibtn aitoibpn inoiaaneia pield
barbaili idrpien rnnnoillu ia iofien
Wariilla, teboen aluntiIen paltuiiiI-
le ionfun nerran poaralliIetii. Mrs
Sacfion pitGd maolaiseldndstd ia
ionoo pittdn itdnfG iobt1neen iiitG,
ett1 ban on niunltt nlaolla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
NeW 9ort-Gbicason ilmapostiliu.
Julia lantn ennGtps lennusId.

Seem Oort. = WSontereen pli
lettdtuGt tlnnpostin tltliettaiat,
Sobn s. Walatao ia S. u. gbono-
Ter. iaituat enndtptien Seem gorf-.
@bicagon linialla, fun 1e leniitpdt
796 MALTA ueIidsid tunnisIa ia 20
mtnulttisia Sei66n testiAtGGrGinen
lentonnpeltettin oil 1915 MALTA
tltnntsfo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
Thurs. Dec. %. 1926
Dfmsiolin uanbainpoifien uerotns
tho talofiia.

&oonuo. = Nuslolinin uufi lafi
20 ia SO itapuooen pGIillG olepien
panbainpoitain perottantIesta on
aifaaniaanut iultrta liitebtimistG s.
tulian nmiomarttlnoilln, iotfa onat
f1rlineet buonoSto aiasta miimeiIi.
Ell luuoiien aifana. glnmottipube-
miebet, iotfa opat tpostennelleet
muilla unlnuottialoilla, olilpat 10
GuioliitnnpGlitpstoimistoja "a tun.
tia ienjGlfeen fun Walsiolinin e9oo-
tlts bppGtipttiin laifii. Sottut pube-
miebet olilpat min innostuneita ltu-
teen liifealaaniu ett1 ilnoitt'.Qo.
d1neff1Gsti liifettGGn fon.. .orin's o
lpeIta, teboitellen 4panboinpoitia a.
raubaiiaan iatontoun.
geaimotoinlistot ennltstopat ertd
fLipntl oman fooinIitlostltttojon pc
rc6n tltlee olenonn Min wilfosta
ponboinpoifain feSfuuoesia, ettG
MAMMALIAN boluolpien noisten pult-
re on pion ilmeistG, ia min on plan
fniffi bpmin StolinSin, ltuii lufi 10.
pimosti fierrettp ia "t1oin poifoin"
Iufupultttoon fuoleminen ebf1istp.
SSabosia iiiaitieWasIa fanppalasia
on enimmGn lnntn lnmimDrstpn
jGlfeen.
8oibington. = SGGtoimiston tie
oonantojen nulfaan lltniiin pnitto
D6opspnlloisia npfpG6n on Soobon
Ipaltiosia iiiaitiena Sienna 0eine-
niminen pniffo. SGGlli on Iotunut
Sc titltmna lunta t1nG tallpena.
tSd1toimisto ontno ieurnopia tie
.oia lltmenhilosto toiiista paifois-
tn: Sunbolt, Nticb., "a tltumaa
Iunto; Earnoiie Snn, @oib., 81
tlrlmao; Glmbres, Colo, 80 tuu.
muo; Gin, @tinny 25 tlmmna; Sor
riion Wtine, Ore, ,2S tlulnloa ia
Dome 2nfe, 8po., 81 tlulntoa.
SGGntuobwults of 9ismarcfisio
ia 8iIlistonisio, g. g., 13 tltumao
ia OulutbisIa, Wtinn., 9 tintmoo.
SnOmalainen ilmuiliiu iGuunttnnnt
refortin.
Oulut6. 0tinn. - 9rounsbilLes.
t1 Seroii9ta titlleen tieoon m1tont,
Oh OulutbisIo ia Meiabo rensIillG
1pmin tltnncttu Iiomaloinen lentd-
"a 0iott gGenlinen on jluri pGGtt1-
MT onniSttneen lennon W1erico
GitpstG Motamoroiiin, Mer. jofo
on roian toiielln puolen nostap61-
ia 9romnsbilleG. &un geieminen o.
II lopettonltt Observation-Disclosures g(-
merifon ormeiiosia, nbtpi ban me.
ricolaiien pbtion Gontpania Merica-
no De 9lptocion pnlmelltfieen. S1n
iuoritti tGntGn onnistuneen lennon,
600 MALTA fuuoeslo titnnisio ia.
minuittisia. Soluallinen
oifa tuolle NATHALIE on 10 t1tntio.
Ntiemiien mufano of mntfustaja
no entinen Wericon oipGomnattinen
eoustoia DbopsmoIloisio, Hoberto
3. Tesaueiro, iofa on mt 0ljpfoi-
uosiniinoori.
S(nnmnns IIGiritIee 8roIilion filpoi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
.rIoIuinen te6npt merfilliIen fir
iafaapin.

tatanptn.
8ermon &ole1moinen, 1876 Holl-
:, nc Street 5itcbburg, Woss on
i,4lritt polmittii pboen iomentpin e.
'c:t1 luonnonpu,tsto ntitG on fos-
/. II nG9tB n1tll1 pntp1ristoillG,
r::a ojnafin Ianopot oiiantintijot.
Glr &olebmoinen on oietellut ppo
- pienet toiipun rungot main iii
t'ittoin, ioto tpotG tpuoiio on 10
,,.~ioittonut, ia Ioonut oifoon bic
=. frjotanpir, iobon Iiittpp tirios
:. nt1 mittoon. SGn on fefiinpt o.
''cntuiien tetotaponin, ioIIo ban
,'r'istnn pDoreistd luonnon pitis-
~ cinciti ilman ett1 tirmeliii nit
faorta tai lltonnollisto iu1riG.
ar!napisia on toboefinn eri oiab
- rrioilIc ia trfrii Ioiiopeu, ictfo
t,htp belposti nmottruifii. Se
. jrIfaa 2 trtmoa letped; a jal
~ : tnumod pittd oIbnoIta ia DI-
,~~,t.' 4 !. 3 t. pitfa; forfeus on 2
= @
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
8eljeflct fnolleet Iamana pGi,uGuG
eri nnltioisia.

9uberne, Wsinn. = &ofIi peljeS-
I'd tltoIi iamana pGiitpGnG faboesio
eri ipoltiosNo iamon touSin ntlirstoo
mona Sc ennemmin olipot oIltneet
t1si1 fointisIa.
Charles O.. Mottbieien tuoGi TO.
tonoan Sopesio, q. g., 6oIpauf,
ieen ionono piipGnG, fun bGnen
pelieni6 Teter 8. Mattbieien tuoIi
boImnufieen gUerlpsid Somon nal
tiosio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
geanien tntfimnsmatfulla pobiuiIeen

Sunnettu norioloinen tltttirus-
retfeiliiG gsnnien iGriest1G iiiuren
retfitunnon pobioisten fonioien hit
tintiIefii. Ionienin oifonufieno or
p1Goiiosio tiitfin Inppoloisrotilio io
niioen el1m1G. NemuostoIiiton bal.
Iihts on mpontdnpt gSonieniIle IT.
man retfifilntineen tittfia 3noIun
lappoloisten oIoio ia elGmGG. Gut
finuastetfifunto oIoittoo tp5nIi iofc
tanmiflnsio tai beInifiuisin ia tes
tdG retfifunnou tp0 fofouniien puc
sen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23

Detroit, Uticb. - Soro Motor
Com tebboita uIiettt tt. 90 pdiiud
nG ia pioetGdn iuIiettlino nino
tammifluu 6 pdtiudGu asti iumenta
rioto porten.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
" !sIalaiIIa titul!at pnlion maail.
mnnioSnsIa. \

Boston, WeasS. - Naailmonio-
oaSia fnatui ia bonpoittui masIalai
iia nuorllfniiio Min pulion, ettd
uinoostaon iuurpaltiot SEEM gort,
Sllinois, O6io ia Senniplponio me
nepGt nltmerollruusia eoeIle. 8irot
liIen lasfun mlfoan footui ia baa-
moittui Nasian poitia 1O,9S4.
gtnnsfnsIa oIIeista 9(merifan &c.
sta oibiiionasto of II. T. 0unfee
0ibiIion, ltuoesta @nglnnniStn, mil
oennellG iiialiln itbrien IltfltmGGrGs
id Sotieentin puoIet 6ibiiinnnn po-
iista i1i tnistelutontereilIe faotllnei
ma ia bomuoittuneina. SoisteIuisIa
fnatlti 1857 ia bonlpoibinia fuoli
iilfeenpGin 694 @nsion nuorutuis-
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1926-12-23
'SafIulainen SnOmen pnolmstnf.
Iesta.

Sofiolainen oemofrootti ia inno.
fos rnubonDStGlpG Sellmutb bon
@erIocb on er1GsiG eIitelm6siGGn
8ieniSiG f1iitellpt rnubonootetto ia
aIeistoriiiumiston Sen n6eIlo ~on
ben foionnlt mDosfin Slomen ia
nutioenfin StGmercn noi6en pnoIus
tnSfpipnlpfieen ia Ioitiitmht M. m
"Suonti, @iro ia 9ahpio torpitie-
nat, Jos ne bnIunfuot cIiG, mobpon
ormeiion. @n tieoG, onfo ncliposto-
6oHitifieIGo NIT iotaiiio pprfimnfii1
ia oifoofo ie hibotu StGmeren nal.
tioioen itien6iippoen, m,tto fen mi
nj fliitenfin tieo6n, ettd los n6mS
moot riiiltpot nieenio. min nc oScis
tetin 8endian naopurcino io,itlt.
nat tibon ontifii omnsta IpnStSSu "
Nogales international., 1926-10-24
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
ROLL FOR FIRST SIX WEEKS
IS PERCENT HAVE CLEAN. RECORD

tFrom The "Apache Warcry"
Mr. MITCHELL that the following students the
weeks roll honor. Although the list
large he hopes it will be larger next time.
Mary Ahumada Marguerite Auy Consueo Baker Rosa Bar
ney Mamie Amanda Carro Matde Carrlo Ymelda Car
Mildred John DAWSON Charles Decker,
Csna Donnadieu john Eas GuIsmo Enciso, Manuel Esp
nosa Robert Espnosa Fa Carmen Fernandez Edith
Fits Lillian Fits Ruth Gatn Carmen Gonzales Rachel Gour
dn Gushing Orve Haraway, Gilbert Huerta, Francis
Knox Rene Leyva, Lneiro
Love- MaeGregor Bsth MeGorkle, Barbara Masc
Harriet Mendelowitz Tlie Mendelovz Mend,
Myers Kenneth Newman Roy Noon Helen oKeefe Ricardo Pc
rda Elena Perez Maria Perez Alice Pima Ceina Robe Belen
Ru Edward Santini Robert Scott, Billy Smonton Upano
sorton speer Katherine Speer Homer Sprinkle, Hugh
Stewart Sweeman, Cecilia Temple Rosy Williams
earet Williams Leonard Wng Lucius Woodhouse
house, woodhouse Stanley Wong Luis saido Alice Smith,
Estela vasquez Carmen Vaque Edwin Wong Hernda
Rodriguez.
Nogales international., 1926-10-24
STAR HAS NEW PRESS

Ia
The Arizona Daily Star, which
has a very large circulation in
|Nogales, issues its editions be-
ginning this morning on a fine
new press runs IL pages at one
time, therefore, it was only me-
scessary this morn ng for The
Star to make two press runs in
getting out their 24-page paper
The Star gees into practically
every home in Nogales, is de.
livered at local homes every
morning before breakfast, and
carried complete telegraphic re-
port as we'll as a complete Mo-
gales daily news report.
Nogales international., 1926-10-24
SEARCHED LONG FOR
A SCREEN HEROINE

For two months Douglas Fair
banks sought a leading lady for
"The Black Pirate" which is
coming to the Nogales Theatre
Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri
day. He wanted a tall, stately
girl to play the part Of an un-
sophisticated Princess Of two hun
dred years ago.
That girl was finally found.
She is Billie Dove. and she won
out in a competition in which
more than one thousand girls were
considered. Miss Dove, born and
educated in New York, was
Nogales international., 1926-10-24
NEW sTUDEBAKER AGENCY

A new, concern has opened up
the Studebaker Agency in the ga.
rage building formerly occupied
by the H. & C. Garage at 341 Nor
ley Avenue. The members of the
new concern are F. S. Riggs form
erly with the Bowen -Simms Motor
Company at Bisbee, and A.. N.
Chapman, the we'll known pro-
prietor Of the "a Taxi, They will
handle the sales and service Of
Studebaker automobiles.
Nogales international., 1926-10-24
DOUGLAS DEFEATS TUCSON

Especial 70 International)
Douglas, Oct. 23.-By a score
of Is to 6, Douglas High School
football team defeated Coach Syl
Paulus' Tucson High School eleven
here this afternoon.
Douglas plays at Nogales next
Saturday.
Nogales international., 1926-10-24

deemed the ideal type for the
role. ~
Nogales international., 1926-10-24
AUTO AGENCY MOVES

The Paige and Jewett automo-
bile agency conducted by Whipple
and Gonzales has moved into il
new showFoeme. at 343s Morley
avenue and. will handle the sales
and serice Of the Paige and
Jewett there.
Nogales international., 1926-10-24

Mariana Puchi, president of the
Puchis Brothers Mercantile, Com.
pany, is recovering from an op-
eration performed at ST. Jossph,a
Hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-01
W0OLLEN TO ATTEND
To Be At Meeting of Bankers Ed2a
catiOnaI Foundation Trustees.

Evans Wooden, president of the
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany and chairman of the economic
policy commission Of the American
Bankers Association. will attend a
meeting of the board of trustees of
the bankers educational foundation
in New York City, Dec. 10. The
foundation is designed to award
scholarships to worthy men and
women throughout the country. 1t
has a present fund Of 100000, al.
though but a year old.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-01
JAMESON PARK KEEPER.
KEEPS PE-RU-NA IN HOME.
1t Should Be In the Home of Every Toiler
Because Sickness is the Greatest
Enemy of the Laboring Man

1t is the laboring man that comes
in contact with the actual facts of
life. 1t is the laboring man who
faces the exigencies OF climate and
braves the danger of changing sea-
sons. The drought. the cold wave
and the epidemic, all affect the la.
boring man more readily than any
other class of people. Good health
is an absolute necessity with these
people. Invalidism is not compati-
BILE with success. There is no one
thing so disastrous to the labor1ng
man as catarrh in some phase or
form. Catarrh is the greatest enemy
OF the human family, and particular
ly that portion OF the family who
must earn their livelihood by honest
toll. For this reason, Pe-ru-na comes
to the laboring man as priceless
remedy. 1t not only becomes the
household remedy for that multitude
Of family ailments dependent upon
the vagaries OF the weather. but it
becomes his own remedy whenever
catarrh in any form begins to mani
fest itself. Many laboring man has
been saved to his family by Peruna,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-01
MR.. FIXIT
Home for Slowing Cats Is
Proposed,

Let Mr.. Fixit present your case to
sentative at the city hall. Write him
at The Times.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: Almost every
night cars are parked on both sides
Of Prospect ST., from Madison Ave.
to East ST., making it impossible for
more than one line of traffic to
move. Cars cannot pass in these
two blocks. Can't the police or city
council permit parking on only one
side of this narrow street?
HOMER f. M'MAHON,
1913 Woodlawn Ave.
Under the new traffic ordinance,
now under consideration, parking
would be restricted to one side of
streets thirty feet or less in width.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: Will you please
see if something cannot be done in
regard to the high tension wires at
Twenty First ST. and College Ave. ?
The covering of these wires Is hang
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-01
AMERICANS HOLD
HIGHLY VALUABLE
PROPERTY
Billion and a Half Interests
Assure Possibility of
Intervention.
by William Phillip Simms
Times Sfnff COrreSnOudent

WASHINGTON, Dec. Limited
States intervention in Mexico is a
distinct possibility growing out of
the dispute between the two
countries over American property
below the Rio Grande.
This property is estimated to be
worth approximately a billion and a
half dollars. What are some of
these interests and who owns them?
Oil lands, refineries and appurten-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-01
LIKE BANANAS

WASHINGTON-A craze for ban
anas is being developed in Germany.
according to a report by Assistant
Trade Commissioner Leo c. Morse,
in Berlin. During the first six
months of 1926, 31.117 tons of the
fruit was imported, half again as
much as was used during the same
period last wear.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-01
Good Reason to Be
Grateful for
Pe-Ru-Na

Mr. w. d. bIay, 2143 North Bosart
Ave, known to thousands OF In
d!anapolis folk as the keeper Of
Jameson Park, writes: Il began u.s.
ing Peruna about 80 years ago for
Catarrh Of the head and throat.
Found it to be all it Is recommended
for and more too. In the year 1913
l was suffering from Il very severe
attack of asthma. followed by influ-
enza. I began taking Peruna i'm
mediately which drove out all the
symptoms of the flu and greatly re-
lieved me Of my asthma. l also used
it in the fall and spring. Find it to
be the greatest preventative Of colds
and fever and many other ailments
that follow the change Of seasons.
Always l remain a true and faithful
friend to Peruna and its founder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-01

restoring strength and promoting APP
petite than Peruna. II operates Inn
mediately. Peruna strengthens the
action OF the heart, assists digestion
and stimulates the excretory organs.
thus Kidding the system of the super
fuous nutritive materials that ac-
cumulate. 1t Is a most efficient
specific for Affections Of the diges-
tive organs. especially heartburn and
kindred troubles of the stomach. 1t
strengthens as it renovates, soothes
while it stimulates, heals as II eX
purgates. 1t reaches the source of
the trouble by its action on the vase
motor system of nerves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-01
NEXT SATURDAY TAG DAY

Mayor Duvall today issued proc
lamation designating next Saturday
as Tag Day for the disabled Amer
lean veterans, who are raising a
fund for relief of stricken comrades
of the World War.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-01
McAdoO in Settlement

William Gibbs McAdoo formerly
owned a plantation within the 100
kilometer zone along the frontier,
which the new land laws now forbid
to foreigners. This has been taken
over by the government and adjust
ments made.
Mexican officials say there are
about so cases in this category. They
explain that foreign land holdings
along frontiers and near the coasts
are ruled out following European
precedent to prevent foreign powers
acquiring strategic positions which
might be converted into bases for
military purposes. They also cite
the frequent scares in the United
States incident to periodical reports
that Japan. or Japanese subjects,
had acquired such concessions.
Other foreign ho.dingswhich the
United States, by reason of the Mon
roe doctrine, feels under obligation
to protect-are large textile mills
owned by the French and Spanish;
breweries by French and Mexlcans.
and oil, hydro-electric power, street
railways and other interests belong
ing to the British.
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ing in strips and it is most danger
Gus.
CITIZEN.
The city will order the utility
to correct this condition.

The city will order the utility
to correct this condition.
A home for homeless, starving
cats is the proposal of a cor
respondent of Mr.. Fixit today.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: Couldn't you
persuade the city fathers to APP
propriate a sum to support a place
where homeless, starving cats may
be exterminated painlessly-a place
similar to the dog pound. 1t seems
the dogs get the best in everything
and while 1 like them, also like
cats and it hurts me to see so many
little kittens starving with no one
doing a thing for them. NJ. D.
DIR. Elizabeth Conger, city pound
master, agrees with you, but has
neither money nor personnel to
care for cats at the municipal
pound. Suggest you take it up
with your councilman.