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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04
Field Marcus
in Pyle s Derb,

BIZ Hitcd Press
WILMINGTON. Del, april A.
With three state lines crossed in
their first 100 miles, G. G. Pyle's
runners started today for Havre De
Grace, Md John Salo, Passaic, N.
j.. and Peter Gayuzzi, Southamp-
ton, England, tied for first place in
Wednesdays run. Today's forty
mile trek was expected to reduce
the runners who now numbered less
than. sixty, as compared with the
100 Eho left New York.
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Liquor Ace Sentenced

81 IfWtN NptftNf
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. April
4.-John BanniSter. better known
as the ace OF local bootleggers. re-
ceived a fine OF $3.50 and costs and
a l50-day sentence at the state
penal farm from Mayor Dumont
Kennedy. BanniSter was arrested
Monday when twenty-four half
pints Of whisky were found hidden
under the floor Of his home.
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SHIPPERS TO GATHER
Sixty From City to Attend Ohio
Meeting Tuesday.

About sixty shippers and railroad
men from Indianapolis are expected
to attend meeting OF the Ohio
Valley Shippers Advisory Board at
Columbus. O.. Tuesday, it was an
nounced today by l. E. Banta. traf-
&c manager of the indianapolis
Board Of Trade and chairman OF
the executive committee of the Ohio
Valley Shippers Advisory Board.
other Indiana towns viii boost the
delegation over the one hundred
mark. Ranta Saio.
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MY MINOTT SAUNDERS.
NFA Service Writer

DARTS, April A beautiful black
Il eye, yet so discordant with the
symphony of loneliness on the face
of Miss Billie Irwin of the dane
ing Irwin sisters from Chicago
nearly has knocked out the show
that looks so merry and bright from
the spectators side Of the foot
lights at the Palace theater.
Little Billie, her nerves still on
edge from the wallop she took, has
brought suit for $4,000 francs dam
ages against Mile. Edmonde Guy,
star of the Palace show.
Billie says that Edmonde gave
her the black eye with vicious
right swing when Billie was entire
ly uncovered and not expecting
combat.
A PPARENTLY somebody must
IA have bumped Mile. Guy. She
thought it was I and turned on me
as soon as the curtain went down, "
SAYS Billie. II was terribly surprised.
1t happened so suddenly. Mr.. Van
Duran, Miss Guys partner, held
my arms while Miss Guy gave me
an uppercut to the right eye. 1t
hurt terribly. The blow sent me
spinning around twice and I fell
to the floor terribly hard. I almost
slid out under the curtain"
One thing IS certain: it was no
press agent mix-up. Little Billie,
who is only II, was picked up by
her handlers, including her sister,
Pattie. and her mother. Mrs. Betsy
Irwin. and rushed to the American
hospital for treatment,
"THIS is the way it happened"
l. according to the version OF
Mile. Guy. who describes herself as
sole big star.
when We were on the stage in
the first act one of the Twins, with
out any provocation on my part.
struck me violently on the shoulder
with her fist.
This brutal gesture was within
view of the whole audience.
After the curtain went down I
slapped my adversary once and only
once. Then several women in the
troupe, indignant at her attitude,
rushed at her, and l am not re-
sponsible for any blows she may
have received then
The whole trouble is laid to pro
tessionaI jealousy" by Mrs. Irwin.
The Irwin Sisters simply stole the
show on the opening night and they
have remained the big hit OF the
revue she said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04
BRAVES ON WAY NORTH

% Z UIfEU FTIVS
COLUMBIA. S. c., April 4.-The
Boston Braves are out of Florida
and on their way north. Henry
Wertz. who was raised near here.
vas 10 face the Columbia South At
lantic League club today.
Manager Emil Fuchs announced
that Rabbit Meanwhile would start
the season ak shortstop, with Eddie
Far~ell on the bench.
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GIANTS MEET MUD HENS

IT TTIffL =
BILOXI, Miss. April 1.-THE New
York Giants arrived here today for
an exhibition game with Toledo.
Erratic fielding permitted Cleveland
to beat the Giants Wednesday at
New Orleans. 5 to I.
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HIRE NEW STATE AIDS
Gary Man Named Assistant in
Corporations Office.

]. Hiram Johnson. OF Gary, to-
day became assistant to Charles
Dare, head OF the corporations de-
partment in the Office Of the Secre-
tary of state. The job was ere
ated by the recent legislature which
enacted a recodiflcation Of the cor
poration laws. Johnson IS a Ior-
mer resident Of Crown Point. home
Of Secretary OF State Otto G. FL
field
Miss Madge VanDervort. OF Kirk
land. also was a new employ III the
corporations department.
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ARRANGE MAT CARD
Reynolds COrtez Match Tops Bill
at Cadle Monday.

Ray Rice, Y. M. c. A. wrestling
instructor. will meet Jack Nc
Carthy, another husky, i'll the semi
windup on the Jack Reynolds-Don
Cortez mat card at Cadle taber-
nacle Monday night.
The feature tllsSle Monday night
is being heralded as a championship
affair because Reynolds, the popular
welter. claims the title and has an
nounced that his belt will be at
stake during the big grapple.
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MARY BACKS TALKIES
Miss Pickford Win Appear In No
More Silent Movies.
B.N [ nitcd Pros

BH United Press
NEW YORK, April 4-Mary
Pickford is through with the silent
drama" Unlike Charles Chaplin,
who told the United Press recently
he would never act in a "talkie, .
Miss Pickford wired the office of
United Artists here today:
Il will never make another silent
picture. I believe the future of the
screen lies in the talking film"
She has just completed her first
"talkie.'
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ROAD MACHINERY AND
SUPPLIES PURCHASED
Tractors and Maintainers Added
to County Force.

County Commissioners Wednes-
day let contracts aggregating more
than SIS GOO for road machinery
and supplies.
Eleven tractors, costing SI,51C
each were purchased. Six were
bought from the Hooper Equipment
company and five from the J. D
Adams Company. The Adams COM
Company and five from the j. D
tract for eight road maintainerS
at $685. each
Gasoline and oil contracts went
to the Western Oil and Refining
Company and the Campbell Oh
Company.
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AS HOMEWARD BOUND
Philly Americans Have Only Two
More Exhibitions on Program.

1W NFITW TFFNN
GREENSBORO, N. c., April A
The Philadelphia Athletics have
only two more exhibition games
scheduled before they arrive home
Saturday to open the spring city
series with the Phillies. The AS
play the Greensboro piedmont
League) Club here today and the
Boston Braves at Richmond, Va.
Friday.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
ROCKIES ARE PRAISED
Lingrel, Colbert and Delker Compli-
mented for Work in Fray.

BU iUtt.1 press
MACON, Ga. April 4.-Three
rookies-Pitcher Ray Lingrel, Short
stop Charley Colbert and Third
Baseman Eddie Delker-drew praise
from Manager Billy Southworth TO-
day as a result of their work ir
Wednesdays game against Co
lumbuS.
Lingrel allowed only two hits in
five innings. Colbert showed some
Aashy base running and Delker die
some fine hitting. The Cards won
2 to O.
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SLAB STARS WORK WELL
Mats Win Another as BraXton,
Marberry Hold Montreal

. Y z NfltN FItSS
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 4. -
The Washington Senators continue
to get good pitching and are piling
up victories in exhibition games.
Garland BraXton and Fred Marberry
held the Montreal Internationals to
six hits Wednesday at Daytona
Beach and the Senators won. 8 to 3.
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SoX COP WILD TILT

Blff HFffH PftNS
MALESTER, Okla, April A.
The Chicago White Sox won loose
ly played contest from Des Moines
10 to Z. Hunnefield, with five hits,
and Redeem, with four, led the sox
assault.
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CaUemen Defeat
BoiLemakers
On TtHlts Special

BH Tunes bDcCtQL
LAFAYETTE. Ind, April 4.-Pur-
due and Wabash were to battle
here this afternoon in the second
Of a three-game baseball series,
with the Little Giants holding an
edge after their Al victory Of Wed
nesday.
Markers homer in the sixth gave
the Cavemen the lead and three
hits in the seventh gave Wabash
another run. Box score:
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
Division of Maintenance
CTnPC

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the State Highway Commission.
April april q. 1929. for improvements on the
following road:
Road 81 Sections o and P, Upton and
Howard Counties, bitumtnous macadem,
Alternate bids will be received on rock
asphalt wearing course:
Date set for completion, November /,
Contract No. III
Road g. Section To. Wells county. BIZ
Road 8. Section u Allen County. blum
inous surface treatment. 800 miles.
bituminouS retread, $50 miles.
bituminous retread $50 miles.
Read s 5no 95 Noble "a G9qa es
luminous surface treatment, SAT miles
Road 9. Section To, La Grange County
bituminous surface treatment. 2,7o miles
bituminous surface treatment, Ill miles.
Road Is. Section B-2, Wabash County,
bituminous surface treatment. 2.33 miles.
Road is, Section C. Wabash COUNTY,
Bituminous retread. eco miles.
Road q. Section K-3. Adams County
Road II. Section P. De, KaIb County
bituninous surface treatment. 4-28 miles.
Road 81. Section o.. De Kalb County
bituminous surface treatment, " miles
bituminous surface treatment, 7.09 miles.
Road 81. Section S Steuben County
bitumiDous surface treatment, 7.l9 miles
RoadN 81. Section T. Steuben County
bituminous surface treatment. 7.28 miles
Date set for completion october /, 1929
Contract No. 1l3
Road 80. Section K. Wayne COUNTY
92400 cubic yards excavation. II. So miles
Date set for completion, December l.
Contract No ia
Road IS. Sections L and M. Bartholo-
new and Decatur Counties. 10000 cubic
Date Set ior competitor. December l
equal to one and one-half times the
Proposal blanks, plans and specihca-
tions are on file. at the office Of the state
Highway comiss0n lp I'd 1 hndn
JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Director.
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs OF BOND
ISSUE AND APPROPRIATION OF
MONEY AND OF INTENTION TO
INCUR INDEBTEDNESS.
Notice is merely given to the taxpayers
Marion County. Indiana. that the proper
legal officers OF said school town at q
special meeting OF the board OF school
trustees, Of said school town held on the
of said trustees in the school mouse OF
said town. determined to issue bonds OF
other evidence of Indebtedness exceeding
100000 The ag "a mt % Ct bonds proposed
at the rate of 4hze. per annum from
annually from date until paid.
The net assessed value OF properly IN
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HOLDS RICE SCoRELESS

IN lifsd Press
HOUSTON, Tex. April 4.-Hold-
ing Rice Institute to four scattered
hits. McAleece enabled Northwest
ern university to win here Wednes-
day, to 0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04
LUTZKE HAS BAD HANDS
Rube Heads for Circy; Swanson,
CaIIaghan Reported Improved.

En- JUjtcd Press
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April A.
RUDE Lutzke, third baseman, was
on his way back to Cincinnati to-
day with pair OF injured hands he
hopes to get we'll before the season
opens.
Evar Swanson and Marty Callag-
han, outfelders, who we're in bed
Wednesday with tonsilitis, we're re-
ported better today The Reds are
here to meet the Birmingham
BarOnS.
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PETTY GOES ROUTE
Jess Pitches Steady Ball and Pirates
Beat Houston Nine.

bN JnTtT PrTY9
HOUSTON. Tex. April 4.-Steady
pitching by Jess Petty and Grant
hams home run in the seventh. en-
abled the Pittsburgh Pirates to beat
Houston, 5 to 4. Petty pitched the
entire nine innings, allowing eight
hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04
WABASH

Errors-CaraWay. Hendricks. Two base
bit-Cox. Home runs-Kugler Marker.
Sacrihces-Casev, Marker stolen bases
Hendricks Mills. Earmeson. Bases on
balls-Carswav 3. Struck out-Bennett,
{; CaraVay, 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04
Fire Causes s1.OOo loss

A roof fire early this morning
caused about $1,000 damage to the
home of Ernest Moss, 24l0 Dubois
street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04
QUINCY z. MIN
VERL PIERSON.
Death Notices

ADAMS, LYDIA-22O6 Gale. St, departed
may call at MOORE g. Kinks FUNERAL
HOME. 1880 station St until $50 NJ
BREEN. CATHERINE-Belo wife Of
william Breen, mother of Bessie and
John Breen and Mrs. Roger Mahoney of
Chicago, IL. passed away at her resi-
residence. SATURDAY. $50 a NJ, at ST.
John Church, 9 m. Burial Holy Cross
cemetery. Friends invited.
MOORE, MARY E;aAges 70 wears m0 I'll e.
and and. jesse 5s' Moore ' Of this CITY, died
Wednesday, April 3. at residence, 1886 w.
Morris 81. Funeral SATURDAY; April s, 2
Park cemetery Friends invited. GEORGE
w. USHER & Co in charge.
MURPHY WILLIAM J.-Of Detroit Mich.
husband of Gertrudre S. Murphy, son Of
John and Albert Murphy a World war
veteran. member of the Fourth division,
fs6 at 9e B Boms 81 ss Ms ieE MfS
dsnce, Friday at 5 80 a, m. SIS. Peter and
Cross Cemetery Friends invited.
PRATER, OLIVE M.-Beloved wife of Solo
mon B. PIater. passed away at the DR..
J. B. EllingWood hospital at Fortville,
Ind. Tuesday morning. The remains are
now at her home. 966 N. Gray ST.. Indi-
annapolis Friends NAV call any time after
10 o'clock Wednesday morning. Funeral
services Friday morning 10 O'Clock. at
the First Reformed Church at 10th and
Gray St Burial at Crown Hill cemetery.
TALLENTIRE. CARRIE-(Nee Without
beloved wife Of william Tallentire and
mother of Mrs. Louise A. Wisenberg,
passed away at her home. 1899 Lexing,
Saturday. April 6. p. m. at st. Paul'S
Episcopal Church Burial Crown Hill.
link. ANNA-Beloved wife of John G.
link, passed away TUESDAY. April 2 at
1l:40 a. NJ. at residence. 277 n Mount
St. age SO years 10 months and II DAYS.
Funeral Friday. April s. at p. m. Burial
at Washington Park cemetery. Friends
invited.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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WILD BANK ASKS
RETIREMENT OF
REALTY STOCK
Remuneration to DepoSltorS
Depends on Petition
Filed Today.

Preferred stockholders il the j.
F. Wild Realty Company today filed
in probate court a S760,000 stock
claim against Richard L. LOWther,
receiver for the defunt j. F. Wild
& Co. state bank, which, if granted
will cripple all future hopes of bank
depoSitors receiving any additional
dividends from the money they had
in the bank when it was closed.
The claim was filed in the form
an intervening petition by the
stockholders committee of the
realty company and asked Judge
Mahlon E. Bash to order the bank
to retire the preferred stock of the
realty company and to pay inter
est of almost $4,000 that has been
accrued in the last year,
Depositors Received Dividends
Lowther. following filing Of the
twenty-page petition, declared all
future remuneration to depositorS
depended on the settlement Of the
intervening petition" Up to this
time, depoSitors have received divi-
dends aggregating 621$ per cent.
According to the petition, tie
bank, although tenant in the
Wild Realty Company's building, 1913
East Market street. on which the
stock was issued, handled the finan-
cial operation of the structure and
was to retire the preferred stock.
Thirty thousand dollars worth of the
original issue already has matured
and been paid
A petition for a federal receiver
for the realty company was filed
before Federal Judge Robert c.
Baltzell in February, but he dis
missed the action because of lack
of jurisdiction.
Have no Claim on Property
Another point in connection with
the bank building property was I'M
covered by The Times today. This
was that the realty company has
no direct claim on the property on
NlllSll INC pCOO.OOO bQAl041lS wac
bought because it was SubleaSed for
ninety-SeYen years and seven
months from the Marcus Loew In
dianapolis Realty Company, which
already has failed to buy this prop
erty and adjoining theater property
following the expiration of two Of
three options to purchase.
The third is effective in 1885, it
became known. and if the land is
not bought then, further opportuni-
ties are denied and the entire prop
erty will revert back to the original
Coleman estate when the lease
terms expire.
The tract on which the bank and
a theater building on Pennsylvania
street stands was leased from the
estate of the Marcus LoeW Booking
Company several years ago. Then
this interest was transferred to the
LoeW Realty Company, which sub
leased the bank building area.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04
PICK FURNACE GROUPS


Sheet Metal and Heating Men
Choose Committees.
Committees of the indianapolis
Sheet Metal and Warm Air Heating
Contractors Association were an
nounced today. Chairmen are w. S.
Walters, trade relations; James A.
Thomas, membership: Ed Daufel,
finance: Thomas " Layery, enter
tainment; Paul West, sick: H. A.
Beaman, legislation; 0, Voorhees,,
program, and Joseph Krees, consti-
tuition and bylaws.
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Legal Notices

CHANDLER COUPE-Bearing No. 35C2697
will be sold April 20, 1929. for storage
charges amounting to $40
CSigned) F. d STEWART.
1892 Bellefontaine.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed. administrator
of the estate of Frank NJ. Rucker, de-
ceased Said estate is supposed TO be
solvent. MILTON M. FUCKER.
GEO. Nj. DAVIS, Attorney.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMIs-
Division of Maintenance.
Contract No. Ill.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
I Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the State Highway Commission,
indianapolis. Indiana, until 10 a. m.
April %, 1929, for Improvements on the
following road;
Road Is. Sections Az and B, Grant
and Wabash counties; Bituminous Maca-
dam; 1926 miles.
Alternate bids will be received on Rock
Asphalt Wearing Coures.
Date set for completion. November L,
1929.
Bidder shall file bond with his bid equal
to one and one-half times the amount OF
his proposal.
Proposal blanks. plans and speciflcs-
tions are on file at the office Of the
State Highway Commission, Indianapolis.
Indiana. where same NAV be obtained
upon payment of 81 per set
JOHN D. WILLIAMS.
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FOR MEN AND WOMEN-swedish mas
sage and vapor cabinet paths l. Leon
Black. 646 Bankers Trust Bldg. Il. 1862
SCREENS-And garden trellises; made to
order: paint. wire and molding POPES
NOVELTY CO.. 903 Harrison St, DR.. 2044
UNION MADE WORK CLOTHES Cut
prices Hanks. l18 Viz. Av., lust S Maryld
INFANTS-To 4 years old to board: in
country home r. r. 6. Box 1853. city.
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CONTINENTALS VICT0RS

Washington Nine Scores Easy Vic
tory Over New Palestine.
BH Times Special
NEW PALESTINE. Ind, April +.
Washington high school baseball
team of Indianapolis opened its
season here Wednesday with a Is
too victory over the New PaleS-
tine nine Dean and Reed held
the locals to two hits New Pal
eStine made eight errors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-04
Situations Wanted Male

MIDDLE AGED MAN-Wishes employment;
preferable as a clerk, or what have youa
Oh. 229l-J.
TRUCK DRIVER-Or helper; Az yrs. exp:
Is Yrs. old. Dr. 3587-M.
TRUCK Experienced; reference.
Hn 6Q74.
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Help Wanted Male

INTER WANTED-CALL AFTER
CLOCK. 3143 BELIEF ONTAINE.
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Instructions
Special Notices

PIANO LESSONS-Musicale given for
pupils lessons; Use. Ha. 4695-R.
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PAPER HANGING

Gail after ) p. n. Ii 97l6:
PAPER CLEANING-Paint washing; hard-
wood floors; work guar Mason. Ri 22l1.
PLASTERINC-Stucc and repair work
cuaro0teed e04 Z. New York. Ri 1925.
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Situations Wanted Female

CURTAIN-To launder exp, white lady;
after 5. Oh. 7l31-M.
PRACTICAL NURSE-All cases taken doc
tors ref: Will assist in housework. Wa.
2062-J.
CLEANING AND LAUNDERING-By day;
flrst-class work. Oh. 528l-M.
LAUNDRY 10 BRING HOME-DaS work;
middle age white lady. Oh. 3657-R
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On, IObI OF DII. o00l-
PAPER HANGING. CLEANING : And
painting; nigh-class work. Oh. 05l2.
PAPER HANGINCi-Pa Painting plastering.
general repair work. Oh 0469.
PAPER HANGING, CLEANING - Uphol-
starinc and diminishing Be l32l-M.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-09
Develop Heavy
Fruit Trade To
British Islands

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. E.
Since the first trial shipment of
Florida citrus fruits from the mu-
nicipal terminals in this city the lat
ter part Of December, 1927. direct to
Liverpool, Eng. numbering approx
mately 10000 boxes, fruit growers
have exported to the English port ar
excess Of 12o,645 boxes during the
past IL months, according TO figures
at the United States customs house.
These figures include the last two
shipments of this month.
The establishment Of the fruit
trade with England gave to Jackson
vile another product for export
which during the next few years
should establish this port as one of
the largest exporters of fruits in the
country. Present indications point
to plenty Of fruit this season and
as the English market IL far from
glutted, thousands Of boxes OF
oranges and grapefruit are expected
to be consumed. In addition TO Eng
land, il is said that agents of fruit
companies here are at work in Ger
man and French territory in an at
tempt to break into those markets BY
the latter part Of this eason in or
der that they might be supplied with
fruits during the latter part of 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-09
Old Folks Say Doctor
Caldwell was Right

The basis ~ treating sickness has
not changed since Or. Caldwell left
Medical College in 1875, nor since
he placed on the market the laxa-
tive prescription he had used in his
practice. known to druggists and
the public since 1892, as DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin-
Then, the treatment 81 constipa-
tion, hiliousness, headaches, mental
depression, Indigestion, sour stom-
ach and other indispositions that
result from constipation was en-
tirely by means of simple vegetable
laxatives, herbs and roots. These
are still the basis or DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, which j. a combina-
ton Of SIENNA and other mild laxa-
tive herbs, with pepsin.
The simpler the remedy for consti-
patton, the safer for the child and
for you. and the better for the
general health Of all. And as you
can get results in a mild and safe
way ty using DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, why take chances with
stronger druCsf
A bottle OF DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin will last a family several
months, and all can use il. IL n
good for the baby because pleasant
to the taste, gentle in action, and
free from narcotics. In proper dose,