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Done Major Meetings McLan Gotein Battle Tonight

lightweight title a year or so ago, but
knockoutS by Sid Terris and Ace Hud-
kins sapped his confidence and came
within an ace Of sending him TO the
fstic scrap heap. fast and brilliant
boxer, with dynamite In either fist,
Goldstein has won SIS of his 66 bouts
by knockouts. Granted confidence In
himself, the Ghetto welterwsight might
be a champion.
McLarnin is a 9-to-5 favorite among
the betting fraternity.
Andy Callahan. Boston lightweight,
meets Louis (Kid) Kaplan. of Meriden.
Conn.,, former world featherweight
champion, in the 10-round semi-flnal.
Canada Lee, one of the best Negro
welterweightS in the East, tackles Andy
Divodi of New York, in the first 10.
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SCHALK SIGNED TO AID
IN COACHING THE CUBS

CHICAGO, December Is (P).-Ray
(Cracker) Schalk has signed a contract
as coaching assistant for the Chicago
Cubs. He will take the place of Grover
Land next season.
Schalk, former manager of the CHI
cago White Sox and a member Of the
New York Giants coaching staff last
year, may catch a few games for the
Cubs If Leo Hartnetts arm does not
heal.
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WELTER CONTEST
LIKELY NATURAL" :"
Rugged Opponents Are Hard
Punchers-2O,OO0 Apt to
Witness Clash.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK. December Ia
Some 10000 customers will
pay close to 100000 for the
/ privilege of watching Jimmy
McIarnin and Ruby Goldstein
punch each other around for 10 rounds,
or less, at Madison Square Garden TO-
night.
The bout, natural" If there ever
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PEARSON & GRAIN
LrMoN L co.
GRID COACHING SCHOOL
FOR D. C. IS PLANNED

John (Ox) Da GrosSa, assistant
Georgetown University foot bah coach,
and Jim Mcnamara, director of ath-
letics at the Jewish Community Center
and Dewitt School foot ball coach, are
planning the first foot ball coaching
school in the history of Washington.
According to plans the school will be
held at Dewitt, opening July Z and
closing August 2.
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LIBEL SUIT FOR $4,000
DROPPED BY Won PORAT

CHICAGO, December 13 (P).-A libel
suit for s5o,OOO, filed by Otto Won Porat,
Norwegian heavyweight boxer, against
Promoter Mique Malloy has been dis
missed by Judge Joseph SABBATH.
Otto failed to appear in court yester-
day when the case was called, which
grew out of remarks Malloy was al
legged to have made in which he belit-
tied Won Porat's f1stic prowess. Won
Porat was given the option of renewing
the suit.
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Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
McKEEsPoRT, Paddle Brannon,
Pittsburgh, stopped George Saffron.
Canton, Ohio ~; Cuddy de Marco,
Charleroi, Pa, outpointed Danny RUS
sell, Baltimore u0).
OTTUMwA, Iowa.-"Battling" Glenn
ems, Atchinson. KanS., knocked out
Jacquette Elverrillo, San Bias Indian
(6). -
COTTAGE GROVE, Oreg.-Billy
Norton, Fargo, N. OAK, outpointed Roy
Woods, Seattle (6).
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BOOK HOLIDAY CLASH.

AUBURN. Ala, December IS O0.-
South Carolina and Auburn will meet
in Thanksgiving grid battle In 1880
The site of the game was not an.
nounced. Auburn also has closed nego-
tiations with Georgia, Tulane and Mis-
sippi A. and M.
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L0YoLA ELEvENs CLASH.

CHICAGO, December 13 (R.-Loyola
University of Chicago will close its foot
ball season Sunday, December %, at
New Orleans against Loyola University
of the South, in benefit game. The
teams met earlier in the season. playing
to a 6-6 tie.
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MYERS AND TURNER WIN
IN GRAPHING MATCHES

Freddy Myers and Joe Turner won
their matches in the weekly wrestling
program last night at the Strand Thea
ter, the former over Bull Martin and
the latter over Jack Olsen.
Nazzarini Poggi and Abe Kaplan
grappled to a draw.
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CHANGE FOR TARHEELs.

CHAPEL HILL. N. c., December 13.-
Strud Nash, captain-elect of the Tar
heels for next year, will be the first
Tarheel backfield leader in nine years.
Election Of Nash broke a continuous
regime Of line pilots that dated back
to 1921.
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tension in full drive than there is
in a half shot or a short pitch in
golf. In the first case the motion
can be almost unlimited. In the sec
ond case there is a feeling Of definite
restriction.
A gram of tension can spread through
the entire system quicker than the
poison from a cobra or a rattlesnake.
1t means the destruction of all CO.
ordination.
Among ball players the one who had
less tension than any other was Larry
Laioie. He stood at the plate as If he
was half bored, swinging a bat lazily
back and forth, often with only his left
hand. His body was in motion, but 1t
was lazy motion. There was no hurried
bat-swing back and forth under the
pressure Of a tight two-handed grip.
For this reason he was always in COM
mand of himself, with flexible muscles
and relaxed nerves ready to respond
instantly at his demand. With greater
foot speed Lajoie would have batted
above 400 year after year, probably up
as high as .450 through several years of
his career.
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Team Standing.


Records.
HiEh average-Grasso tR. Harris & Co.,
SD, los.
High Eame-van De Koolwyk Goldsmith
& Coz, 159. .-.-
HiEh set-van De Koolwyk Goldsmith &
Coz, 35S.
High strikes-Grasso CR. Harris Co.
Sr.l. Is.
High spares-DeuhrinE Goldsmith & Coz,
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THE SPORTLICHT
By GRANTLAND RICE
Timing and Action.

it isn't to master good
n timing golf than it is in tennis
~ writes, take his stance He
his when he wants to.
usually moving speed He doesn't know Just
He must to that
spot a hurry and then time his return"
logical but it isn't The boil weev the black plague
of timing tension Without tension would be com
understood fact the best handle tension
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IS tIBnG All uOWn JIle U1e, Win
only five games difference between first
place and eighth. GraSso of r. Harris
& Co. is the leading individual with an
average of los. The averages, including
those OF all who have rolled in at least
nine games, follow:
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GOT ard Polo.

Devereux Milburn will tell you there
is far more tension in gon than there
is in polo. even in international polo.
For polo is practically all motion and
action-the last word in action. Mil
burn will tell you that, in his opinion,
golf is the hardest game to learn-and
stay put.
Yet golf would be much simpler If the
average player would give more time
and attention in the direction of curb
ing or curing tension. This doctrine
has been advanced in these dispatches
more than once, but it is something
that will bear repeating as it not only
has vital effect upon the quality of
performance in any game but also upon
the condition of ones nerves, which, in
turn, have a direct bearing upon ones
health.
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BADGERS PICK CAPTAIN.

MADISON, Wis, December IS R.-
Milton .Gantenbein Of La Crosse, Wis.
regular end for the past two seasons,
viii be captain of the 1880 University
of Wisconsin foot ball team.
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Ask any foot ball player how he feels
while waiting for the first kickoff.
His nervous system is in a snarl. Every
pulse he has is jumping in a number
of directions at the same time. This
all disappears, or most of it does, after
the kickoff has been run back, which
means the beginning of action.
Tennis is largely motion and ac-
ton. For that reason there is much
less tension In tennis than there is
in golf. Moving muscles respond
more naturally and with greater
freedom. They act almost auto
matically or through instinct. They
are not tied up.
But golf is another problem The
very lack of motion creates tension be-
fore the swing is started. 1t is for this
reason that the waggle came in as a
partial relief. No golfer should ever
get the idea that he is planted or set in
his stance while addressing the ball.
There should be a preliminary waggle
with some sort of body motion to break
through the increasing rigidity. There
must be at least the thought of motion
before the clubhead is started back.
But with most golfers the stance is
about as flexible as a Straitjacket. They
have put themselves beyond any possible
hope of good timing even before the
clubhead Is started. They have locked
the door by locking their hands, wrists,
hips and necks.
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JerUelers' Bo,Uling Race Tight;
GrassO's los Is High Average

- ALT & BRO. and C. Schwartz
& Son are tied for first place
7 in the 14-team jewelers. Bowl
ing League. The competition
is &{nb,k oD Hovr,y1 fI,a, lire 1x,ikIo
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Easy to See.

Easy TO See.
THIS is all easy to follow when you
L check through. Balance. for exam
pie, is not post stuck in the ground.
1t is motion under control. A beginner
gets on bicycle and as it starts away
both he and the machine fall. His
body doesn't blend with the motion of
the machine. Another gets on and
rides away easily and smoothly. This is
balance, for 1t is motion under control
The more action there is the less
there is of tension. There is far less
Evening star., 1929-12-13
EARLY SEASON END
LEFT. TO LEADERS
Mo.Action Against Chain Base
BaH-Trades FeW-NeW
Farm Plan.
BY WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, December 13.-The
annual Winter meetings of the
VI two major leagues and their
4 Joint session have come to
Close with a minimum of action
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Aids Junior Base Ball.

The joint session also appropriated
$4,000 for American League junior
base ball, $4,000 for National Amateur
Athletic Federation base ball and SIS, 900
to the organization which aids needy
ex-players. To meet these expenditures
the commissioner will deduct Is per
cent from the gross Of the next world
series rather than the customary 10
per cent.
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JAN. Is, 1893

vedos Paul r. r. 6, Box 45i. and
four storage batteries taken from
the Union Stockyards, found in
their possession when arrested.
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He added II am your new arch
deacon.
Then the Bishop remarked that he
needed an angel from Heaven"
Or. Michael replied, Il am that
angel"
This angel had no visible wings,
but he proved TO the bishop that he
was an angel. Then the bishop
wanted to exhibit the angel in his
pulpit and tell his congregation Of
''the heavenly nature of his arch
deacon"
Michael would have none of that
He replied to the bishop: do not
do anything of the kind. Il is true
that your cathedral would be
crowded with people who wished to
see me; but in the end you would
lose only money. Startled by the
imminence of divinity, the members
of your own congregation would
cease working in order to devote
themselves to prayer and contem-
plation, and your church would
perish for lack of funds"
And the bishop saw the point as
well as the practical side of the
argument, as well as "the inspired
manner" in which Michael refused
to enter the pulpit.
Am trying to tell you about a gem
of modern satire and even biting
thought in THE Bishops Wife, by
Robert Nathan and published by
The Bobbs-Merrill Company of this
city. Nathan, you recall, is the
author of 1.-THE Woodcutter's
House"
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indianapolis theaters today Of
fer: Arthur Petley and company at
the Lyric; 1.-THE Night Club Girls"
at the Mutual; Charlie Davis at the
Indiana; Sins of the Fathers" at
the Circle; alias Jimmy Valentine"
at Loew's Palace; Riley, The Cop"
at the Apollo; movies at the
Granada, and movies and revue at
the Colonial.
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Here is strange, bitter and at
times cruel but brilliant story. 1t
is a startling piece of writing, but
done with charm. Nathan has con-
Structed modern mental fairy
story.
The angel as the archdeacon
thought of everything" He even
thought of the bishops wife because
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TIE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Finbres, Sonora cattlenan. and his
party was dissipated when Jesus
Valdez, Mexican officer, returned
from reconnaissance trip into the
mountains. He reported the party
was intact, but was proceeding
slowly because of the unfamiliar
territory now being traversed and
danger Of being ambushed.
The Apache band raided Ffmbres'
ranch, two years ago, killing his wife
and kidnapping his young son.
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the bishops wife was lonely. SO
was Michael. And when the
bishops wife followed a hot love
scene with the angel declared that
such goings on was not right. And
that kicked Michael out of the
Garden Of Eden and sent him back
TO Heaven.
There is lot of mental fun In this
story and there is a bunch of truth
or rather situations founded upon
truth.
You will either get a sound men
tai kick out of 1.-THE Bishops Wife"
of you will get mighty hot under the
collar.
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Best Sellers

The following is a list Of the
six best sellers in fiction and
non-fiction in Bretano's New
Yord stores for the week ending
January 18th, 1929:
FICTION
cease of Sergeant Grischa," Arnold
zweig (Viking), $3.50.
"Peder Victorious" o. e. Rolvaag
(HarperD. $3.50.
Well of Loneliness" Radcliffe
Hall (Covici. Friedel, $500.
"The Wanderer," Alain-Fournier
(Houghton, Mifflin), $3.50.
Snake Pit Sigrid Undset (Knopf)
Transport" lisa Glenn (KnopD.
NON-FICTION
''The Magic Island" w. B. Seabrook
.Harcourt. Brace). $3.50.
Elizabeth and Essex" Lytton
5trachey (HaEcourt. Brace, S3.75.
Anthology of World Poetry"
Mark Van Doran "a. g. c. Bomb.
SThe Art of Thinking" Able
Dimnet (Simon 81 Schuster), $3.50.
John Browns Body" Stephen
Benet doubleday, Doran). $3.50.
''Morrow's Almanac for 1929" Bur-
ton Rascoe (Morrow). $3.50.
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HUNT APACHE BAND
Posses Brave Mountain
Trails After Outlaws.

BIZ United Press
DOUGLAS, Ariz, Jan. 16.-The
Fimbres expedition of fifteen hunt
ers, dispatched by Presidente Ro-
gerio Loreto of Aqua Prieta, Mexico,
to exterminate a band of Apache
outlaws, pushed on through the tor
tuous canyons and valleys of the
snow covered Sierra Madre noun
.ains in search of their quarry.
Anxiety over the fate Of Francisco
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THIS ENTIRE
HIGH-GRADE
STOCK
BOUGHT FOR
CASH At
Csc ON The
DOLLAR

A fortunate buy and timely
sale. Regardless of former
prices this entire stock is
now thrown on sale on about
the same basis as it was pur-
chased. In this lot you will
find any style or size you
may need at a price that you
will think impossible in this
day and age. Some SUBJ
standards are in this lot.
The Leader is Indianapolis
big rnoney-saving store
and we are acquiring a
statewide reputation for
actually saving the people
about u on their apparel
expenses. Shop elsewhere
then come to The Leader.
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Baroness Kills Mate, Self

BIZ United Press
HAMBURG, Germany, Jan. l6.--
Baroness Won Esmarch, shot and
killed her husband today and COM
mitted suicide at Friedrichshoehe,
near Newmunster.
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SAYS STOMACH FINE
EATS ANYTHING NOW
Found How to End His Gas and
Indigestion. Bach-ache Gone, Too.

Friends of Victor Blanchette, 2036
Erie street, Bradley, Ill, were re-
Gently surprised by his rapid recov-
cry of health. In explaining the
matter, Mr.. Blanchette says:
"For a long time, I suffered In
tensely from stomach trouble, back
ache and constipation. Food would
not digest, and the gas and bloat-
ing and pains we're almost unbear-
able. I was nervous, tired and worn
out all the time. Night brought very
little sleep. My back ached severely,
and often my joints were stiff. /
was losing weight and badly dis
couraged, when I read about Viuna
and started taking it. I was never
more surprised in my life than I
was by the quick Improvement in
my condition. Today my digestion
is perfect, without gas or pains. My
backache is gone, joints are all right
again., and I am sleeping Soundly
and gaining weight. Viuna gave
me back my health after many other
medicines had failed"
There must be something differ
ent, something truly wonderful
about a medicine which has prompt
Iy ended so many severe cases of
back-ache, stomach trouble, kid
ney pains and rheumatism. Try one
bottle of Viuna under positive guar
anty. 81 at druggists or mailed
postpaid by Iceland Medicine Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind.
" I u n a
The WOnder Medicine
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AN ANGEL BECOMES
A BISHOPS HELPER
The Rev. Brougham Was Greatly in Need of an Arch
deacon Who Could Loosen Large Money Bags
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

XXTAND archdeacn good hand at figures tongue
w with the doubtful
for newspapers"
the Cathedral needed badly
candidates
God" the bankers love tactful man.
arhdeacon? Then the bishop
marked to himself angel from Heaven"
time that the door OF his
told him my is Michael
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day, charged with vehicle taking
and petit larceny. following an al
legged confession in which they adj
mitted stealing the automobile OF
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HELD ON AUTO COUNTS

Harry Carmody, %, and Thomas
j. Bristow, 80. both Of 1922 Oliver
avenue, were held by police Tues
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by Royal Andrews Merwn
pianist Armstrong male quartet will by
Bennett during the broadcast through the NBC
system Friday evening at o'clock.
their out of Norfolk harbOr route to
Pacific invited to
given their honor by the F F. 81 and here
the Columbia
o'clock Friday night finds the two
musical comedy Blossom Time" will be heard
and the NBC
system Friday evening at 730 O'Clock.
sketch entitled BELL Hops will be presented by Big
Fleming, the
the through the NBC Friday evening
at o'clock.
light melodies of
orchestra Joe Rnes conductor
selections which will the
the Friday evening at o'clock
Chastonh entirely nonsenca not be translated
enjoyable
will during the oadcas of I'm Rus
Village station the Columbia broadcasng system
$50 o'clock Friday night.
without will explained by
Bob Sherwood hafceny veteran sawdu In THE Elephants
Coming anecdoe be heard during the broadcast of the Des
system, Friday evening
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- rrocsed under possession b,

can proceed under possession by
filing an information.
II the evidence shows commercial
crime for profit" feature, he should
take it before the grand jury. 1t
Is the prosecutors duty to exercise
a sound discretion in choosing the
proper charge.
The Jones amendment to the Vol
stead act already is working. 1t is
not congesting courts. They were
congested before it came along. In
districts where the United States
district attorney has organized his
work and is using common sense, IT
is not proving burdensome to grand
juries.
Why all the hullabaloo over the
hypothetical harshness Of the Jones
act! The Volstead infant has been
in the arena ten years and big boot
leggers laugh!
Then why not try the five and
ten!
Maybe they won't laugh it off so
easily.
In her next article, Mrs. Willie
brandt will reveal some of the hU-
man flaws in enforcement.
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victed of stealing a gold watch or
diamond ring in most states.
Penalties Too Light
Penalties of the prohibition act
were inconsequential during the
first ten years of its enforcement,
or attempted enforcement, and they
we're totally out of proportion to
the big offenses which constitute
the real federal problem. They we're
out of proportion to the penalties
that follow violation of other fed
eral laws. Yet the violation of the
prohibition statute is a violation of
the Constitution itself.
The Jones amendment Is not a
new law. It leaves most of the Vol
stead act untouched, raising penal
ties for violation of such sections as
parallel specifically with the eight
enth amendment. The Judge is
simply given larger sliding scale
in order to enable him to fit the
punishment to the crime.
Every safeguard is left around
the casual offender. He can be given
only a fine. Or he can be given
the smallest kind of a jail sentence.
Everybody seems to forget the pro-
baton statute, under which the
judge can suspend all punishment.
That is why I was for the Jones
amendment. 1t is not oppressive.
Buyer Hit, Too
the Jones amendment to the Vol
stead act also enables the man who
purchases liquor from a bootlegger
to be prosecuted. 1t ties it in with
Section Isl of the United States
code. which provides that whoever
helps in the commission of felony
shall be fined not more than $500
or imprisoned not more than three
years, or both. If, therefore, a man
purchases a case of liquor, he is
helping in the commission of a
felony.
The Jones amendment makes it
clear that congress intended it to
apply particularly to commercial
violations of the law. If, therefore,
the prosecutor has evidence of q
hip pocket pint" he does not need
to take it to the grand jury. He
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BY MABEL WALKER wILLEBRANDT


"A attractive advertisements yeast picture
athletic yre looking
pride in having had part in selling the idea to the country
of the United which prohibited pb
ing than whisky tonic
purposes.
distinguished physicians that such laws
judgment physician prescribing what he thought best for his
U.
held the constitItionality o he
drinking
for health
investigating
first their finance andas The tax
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Fishing the Air

solois program
Cities
system Friday night 6 o'clock
of Nnnetonka" will be during
Hawaiian Shadows WFBM the
lake. the vocal refrain bringing to best advantage the
melody of the music
imagination intensity of the
interpreted the Russian will be
aRuSan
through system Friday
fippant
program system Chicago studios Friday
evening al
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LOSS OF TONSILS
NO MENACE TO
SINGERS VOICE
Operation Can Be of Great
Benefit, Farley of Sur
geonS Told.
BY REUEL S. MOORE
United Press Staf Correspondent


HONOLULU, T. H, Aug. 23.-Re-
moval of the tonsils is no menace
to the voice of a trained singer, DR.,
Richard Francis of Sydney Australia,
today told surgeons attending the
Pan-Pacif1c surgical conference
which is being held under the aus
pices of the Pan-Pacif1c Union.
ut is a popular misbelief that
singers are apt to have their voices
ruined by tonsil operations" Francis
said.
II do not think careful dissection
Of the tonsils, without damage to
the soft palate. can affect the voice.
All patients of mine have had
definite beneficial results"
Francis said the tonsils may be
obvious or inobvious sources of
poison for the system. Many cases
display the typical and familiar
symptoms Of local Inflammation.
However, the tonsil frequently is
symptomatically quite quiescent
when it is in a highly septic state"
the specialist continued.
"The size of the tonsil Is no guide
in itself"
DR.. Francis described the case Of
a wealthy Australian, who spent two
years in London suffering from post
nasal catarrh, and during that time
underwent a variety of treatments
His tonsils were symphonies.
DR.. Francis. however. decided to
remove the tonsils, which brought
an immediate cure.
He said it was surprising how fire.
quent dormant septic tonsils will
cause definite constant, or recurring
symptoms in nearby organs, as in
the foregoing case.
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