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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
KOMUNIKAT II.

Konsulat Generality Rzeczypo-
spolitej Polskiej w Chicago, pra-
gnac stworzyc silniejszy kontakt
miedzy Przemyslem polskim W
Kraju a Swiatem przemysaowym
polskim w Ameryce, zwraca sic
do wszystkich polskich firm przc
myAowych tax W Chicago jak i
W innych ~miejscowosciach, leza-
cych w tym obwodzie Konsular-
nym, Z prosba O udzielenie infor-
macyi o rozmiarach i zakresie
dziaYania swoich zakladow j
przedsiebiorstw. Pozadane So
dane o wysokosci zaangaiowane-
60 kapitasu, osobistym sksadzie
dyrekcyi produkcyi, rok zafoze-
ria lub inkorporowania ~przedsie-
biorstwa, referencye it'd.
Firmy, kt6rc maja juz stosu,-
XII z Krajem. hub maja zamiar ia
kowe nawiazaG, zechca podat 70:
wniez i te okolicznosc.
Wszelkie dane, mogace przy7-
czynic sic do utworzenia casosci
pogladu ma te kwestye, beda przy
jete z uznanien.
Odpowiedzi nalezy skierowy-
wac do Wydziasu Ekonomiczne-
no = Handlowego KonsulatS &C.
nera,nego, Ills N. Robey d.,
Chicago, III.
z. Nowioh, :.
Konsul Generalny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
z. Nowioki,
Konsul Generalny.
Leczy szybko zaziebienie.

Leczys szybko zaziebienie.
Pan Hans Larsen z Maple Park,
ILL.,, pisze: ,Uzywam ORA. Pho:
ira Gomozo Cd trzech lat i je--
stem z niego bardzo zadowolo--
ny. Gdy tylko nabawie sic zazie-
bienia, slogan pc ORA. Piotra Co
mo0o, poniewaz ono leozy mig
szybciei, niz jakakoiwiek lima me
dycyna." To lekatstwo, przyrza--
dzone z czystych ziosowych So
kow, :ozywia kew i wzmacnia
odpornosc organizmu, Me jest
ono sprzedawane przez spteka--
rzy, lecz dostawiaja je SPECIAL
nj agenci. Dalszyeh szczegoi6w
z p~rzyjemaoseia udziels Dr.. Pc
ter Fahrney and Sons Co.;.25ol
Washington blvd, Chicago, NJ.
(ogi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06

procesie trawienia, oraz bardzo pre-
czulony system nerwowy.
Kuracya Wilma bye przeprowadzo-
ma przez 1achowanie scisiej dyety,
jezeli przyczyna tego So zaburzenia
zosadkowe. Dziecko winno przeby-
wac dlugo ma swie4em powietrzu I
unikae wzruszeh. Pred udaniem sic
ma spoczynek pokarm dztecka winien
bye bardzo lekki. Jeaeli Srodki to
okaza sic bezskuteczne, :-eha ko-
niecznie zasiegnat porady lekarza. 4
p. H. N. Zapytuje, co to Jest pella-
gra czyli trad lombardzki l jake So
Jej ~przyezyny.
Odpowiedz: Jest to charaktery-
styczna choroba, kt6rs zauwaiono
pierwszy rag W HisEpanii " roku
1852, skai p~rzerzucaa Sic do Wloch,
nastepnie do Francyi 1 po jakich 6
Tub wSecej latach ukazaia sic " po-
ludniowych Stanach Ameryki. Cho-
roba IA atakuje przewaznie organ,
t~rawienia, sk6re system nerwowy.
szerzy sic ona najwiecej ma wiosne
1 podlegaja jej osoby pomiedzy 20 a
40 rokiem 3ycia. Pierwotnse prsy-
puszczano, re przyczyna tel choroby
bylo jedzenie kukurydzy, szczegolnie
zas zepsutei k~ukurydzy. N~iedawno
Amerykahski Urzad zdrowia Publ
cznego orzekl, Re przyczyna pe!lagry,
Jest spoiywanie n%admIernej tlosci
produkt6w, zavierajacych DUO
krochmalu orsz brak cial biaako-
wych. s7cze26lnie podczas miesiecy
zlmowycA ia poiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
S-ZCZOTECZKI DO ZEBoW
OLA POLSKICH DZIECI.
Washington, d. c.

Washington, d. G..
Dzicsiee tysiecy szczoteczek
DO zebow ,przywieziono z Gdah-
ska do Warszawy i Amery*aiski
Krzyz rozdaje je die
ciom szkolnym. Rozpoczynajac
ma nowo swa kampanie zdrowot-
na, Ameryka:iski Czerwony
Krzyz planuje obdarzy6 kazde
dziecko. w Polscc szozoteczia do
zebow. P~rzeprowadzone badania
wykazuja. re 100000 dzieci w
t'olsce potrzebuje pomocy Anne
rykahskiego Czerwonego Krzy-
"a, by mogiy odzyskac zdrowic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
R
NY KRZYk PoMAGA POL
SKIM I UKRAINsK1M u
.f.~a. CHODZcOM.
Waszyngton, D. c.

Washington, u. e..
Ucbodzcy polscy i ukraihscy "
liczbie 500 W drodze do swych
domow W Polsce i ma Ukraine
zatrzymali sic chwilowo w 'Ry-
DE, gdzie stacya ratunkowa A
merykanskiego Czerwonego krzy
"a udzieliia i'm pomocy. Przyby:i
5oni z Estonii, a. 100 mich, to O.
flcerowie z byiej armii g~enerala
Judenicza, ktory p~rowadzif ME
uda1a ofenzywe ma Piotrogrod
ubiegfej wiesny. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
A RATUN.
. KoWEJ w PoLscE.
Washington, D. G.

w dSzynStoIl, -. -!
Amerykahski Czerwony Krzyl
prowadzi sWa prace ratunkowq
w Polsce ma wielka skale W dali
Sym eiagu. Codziennie pomaga
on coraz to nowym tysiacom O.
sob starszych i dzieci. Znaczy to,
re rozdaje on kazdego dnia jak
nastepuje:. 2,466 par szkarpetek,
800 par poticzoch, 1864 swete--
row, 2s2 jard6w piotna, 525 de-
rex i 270 funt6w mydla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-06
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DIX. J0zEF ;, LAX pseySlno poOanNtwo ohoroby dhec wcunst1ns
DR. HELENA 4. GOKECKA - spNyalnot6: choroby kobiet dxsci pOS4nlctwo
Dhas avsrA arHkuS tGCf OGoISo PoUCzAJACEJ " d1edhnis .dp~tH
Ma PYTANIA OSOBiSrYCHN WYPNDK0W I Ma PfTANIA ANONIMOWE Nj
oDP0WIkDAMY. MIC PoDAJEMY R3CHPE. AMI ME WARACzAMY W zARz4-
,AaDy.aa .ADRisowAc NALEtT DO EEDAKCYI, DoLAczAJAo zNAczEz
. cENTOWI I osnAcxy6. % kt6sgO . lskar1 Crtdnk SIG udAS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
LEADING COLLEGES
ON GRIDIRON TODAY
Football Season Opens in Earnest,
and Calibre of Teams Will
be Shown.
By Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, Oct. 2.-Leading eastern
colleges and universities today plunged
into the football season in earnest, most Of
them meeting teams that promised to re-
veal something Of their gridiron ealibre
Although the season opened last Saturday
Teams which made their debut today in
chlded Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Colgate,
Army. Columbia and Pittsburg
The cadets offer gridiron novelty in
the form of football double header,
playing both the Union College and
Marshall College teams in turn at West
Point Princeton faced Swarthmore,
while Yale met Carnegie Tech. Cornell
met Rochester in the first game under the
coaching of Dobie, while Columbia opened
against Trinity with Buck" 0Neil rs
coach. Other games ON today's schedule
were.
Brown vs.. Amherst; Colgate VS.. Sus-
quehanna; Dartmouth VS.. Norwich; Della
ware VS.. Ursinus; Dickinson VS.. Albright;
Franklin and Marshall VS.. Lebanon
Valley; Maine VS.. Harvard; Geneva VS..
Pittsburg; George Washington VS. Wes-
tern Maryland; Johns Hopkins VS.. Mount
st. Mary's; Lafayette VS. Muhlenberg;
Pennsylvania VS.. Buckrell; Pennsylvania
State VS.. Gettysburg; Rutgers VS.. Mary
land; Navy vs.. North Carolina; Wesleyan
VS.. Rhode Island State; West Virginia VS.
Lehigh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
XLI~WILMINCTON CLASSES.
Final Meeting Of Popular Circuit Held
Last Night.

The AllWilinington League held it's
final meeting Of the season last night when
the managers and officials convened Mt
tho Eleventh Ward Democratic Club
and closed the books on the most SUCCESS
fu season Of the popular baseball cir
cunt. Forfeit money, posted by the clubs
as guarantee Of good faith at the be-
ginning OF the season, was returned to the
managers last night. The prize money
for the clubs finishing first, second and
third was divided among the Parkside,
Eleventh Ward and keystone clubs.
Neighborhood and Slverbrook were
not represented at the meeting last
night. Following the meeting, the man
ayers and representatives and President
Walsh and Secrctary-treasure Abrahams
visited the Slavin home to view the re-
mains OF Edward rip Slavin, the form
er Eleventh Ward star, killed last Tues
day. The funeral Of Slayin was held this
morning, the Eleventh Ward team and
members OF the club attending in body.
lnterment took place at Cathedral
Cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
BROWNS DIM WHITE
S0X'S PENNAAT HOPE
Shanner. a Harlan Twirler. iveGn
atrial by Mack and Shows
Class.

Cleveland increased its lead TO two full
games yesterday by dividing a double
header with Detroit while st. Louis beat
Chicago. The Indians can now clnch
the or game by winning the two remaining
games by Chicago losing one OF Its two
games. Cleveland lost the first game IN
the tenth inning to when Shortstop
Scwell threw Flagstead's grounder into
the Cleveland dugout and Plnelh fol-
lowed with clean single. Mails allowed
s hits In seven innings and was counted
the losing pitcher The Indians won the
second game by the decisive score 10
Ia q
The patchcd-up White Sox fought des-
reraiclv hut were defeated by the Browns
) to a. Only one error was recorded
against the >ox while they made III hits
~ the Browns 10 Homers 10y Smith
and >,sler were responsible for ~. LOUIS
vwtory,
Washington romped away with a l3
ta victory from the Athletics. After
lielmack, n recruit had allowed IL hits
sad lost the game beyond hope,
shanncr, Wilmington pitcher, was put
IN hy Connie Mack and held the Senators
,o u hits IN four innings, struck out one
man aud walked one. ~hanner i schcd-
nled to mitch TODAY for the Harlan team
against fnrkside
New York and Brooklyn divided a
deuhlc header Yesterday, the score ~
both games being to g. In the first
game Douglas pitched fine ball for seven
innings during which the Superbas failed
'o gri a man to trst.
With AcVandcr pitching steady ball
Chicago won Trimming contest from
~ LOUIS z to2 It Louis got 10 hits from
Alex who kept them well scattered while
Ha,nes allowed the Cubs TO bunch their
zen hits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
WHITE SOX HAVE
VERY SLIM CHANCE
Indians Must Lose Two to Detroit
While Browns Drop Two
to Chicago.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Detroit, Oct. 2.-The Cleveland lndi-
ans went into the third game of the final
series against Detroit today requiring but
one more victory to clinch the pennant.
Yesterdays even break IN a double head
er with the Tigers. while Chicago lost 10
st. Louis, widened the gap between the
Indians and Sox TO two full games.
Cold weather which cut yesterdays at
tendance to about 200, continued today.
Probable pitching selections were Cove
leSkie for Cleveland and Dauss for De
troit.
st. Louis. Oct 2-The Chicago White
Sox had only a fighting chance for the
American League pennant today rs they
went into the second game of the series
with st. Louis.
Trailing Cleveland by two games, the
lone hope of the Sox lay in capturing both
contests here, which would allow them TO
pull up on even terms with the Indians
if the latter dropped their final pair at
Detroit. In that event both clubs would
finish the season with % victories and 50
defeats, necessitating a play off for the
championship.
The hopes of the White Sox- 10 repeat
their triumph of last year apparently
went glimmering yesterday when Urban
Faber, who has been one of the pitching
mainstays this season, faltered before the
attack of the Browns; saw a comfortable
lead swept away by a barrage of hits and
finally left the box with his club under a
two-run handicap. Neither Hodge or
Keifer. who succeeded him were able to
check the assault
Dick Kerr was expected 20 be Manager
Gleasons pitching selection for today's
game with Deberry, a recruit, as his
probable opponent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
HOME RUN CHAMPION
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
New $4,000 Roadster Wrecked
in Collision With Truck; Lands
in Field Unhurt.

Merlden. Conn Oct Babe Ruth.
worlds champion baseball hitter, on his
way 70 Springfield this noon in a new
sl2 900 roadster. collided with truck of
the City Trucking Company. of Worces-
ter. Mass. az the dangerous Yalesville
Culvert on the New Haven trunk highway
IN Meriden. and he very narrowly es-
capped serious injury.
He landed in a field with his car wreck
ed. even the steering post being ripped out
but he and a friend who was his pas
-encer escaped unhurt except for scratches
from the broken windshield. The truck
was disabled by the impact. Ruth was
given lift by passing autoist and went
on his way to Springfield leaving his
car to be- hauled TO 3 local garage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02

were awarded. Miss Mary du Pont also
won the blue with Donaconna competing
in the ladies saddle cIass IN the morning
Miss Mary du PoDt won four ribbons
for the day. The Wilmington winners
were ns follows. Ponies under saddle,
first, won by Irene du Pont Carpenter 's
Cutie Pie; ladies' saddle horses, won by
Miss Mary B. du Points Donaconna;
ponies over II hands, shown by q child,
third, Mrs Esther du Points Pea Blossom,
saddle horses, won by Miss Louisa G..
Carpenters Powelton; ponies under sad
die, third, Miss Mary du Points black
gelding, Huntsman; best hack Of park
type. won by Miss Mary u. dn Points
Donaconna; second, Miss Esther B
du Points Honey Girl; heavyweight saddle
horses, won by Miss Mary - du Points
Donaconna.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
W|LM|NGTON|ANS
WIN At BRYN MAWR
The Misses du Pont Capture Nu-
mcrous Prizes at Horse Show
Classic in Pennsylvania.

Wilmingtonians carried of honors aplcn-
" Mt the Bryn Mawr Horse Show vestcr-
day. The Misses du Pont. Mary and Esther
were strong rivals for the blue in the snd-
dle-horsc class for park hacks. The sisters
were the only lady riders to enter the ring
m TINS event and Their entries prove the
distinct class Of the competitors
Miss Mary du Pont rode the aged black
relding Donconna, which was awarded
the blue, while MissFstbcr du Pont was
astride the chestnut mare Honey Girl,
which captured the rcd No other ribbons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
TODAY'S FOOTBALL GAMES.

Delaware-U -Ursinus at Newark.
Observation-Disclosures at Franklin
Field.
Maine-Harvard at Cambridge.
Swarthmore-Prin at Princeton.
Carnegie Tech-Yale at New Haven.
Gereva-Pittsburg at Plttsburg.
Norwich-Dartmouth at Hanover.
Amherst-Brown at Providence
Susquehanna-Colgate at Hamilton.
Gettysburg-Penn State at State College.
North Carolina State-Annapolis at
Annapolis.
Union-West Point at West Point
Maryland State-Rutgers at New Bruins
wick
Notre Dame-Kalamazoo at South
Bend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
REPP BADLY HURT.
May Not Get in the Delaware Ursinus
Game Today.

Newark, Oct. 2.-During the practice on
Frazer Field yesterday afternoon, Rep,
the big Delaware tackle, had his head
badly cut and the injury may keep him
out of the game with Ursinus TODAY.
Repp tackled a player running with the
ball and as he did so another player, in
jumping over him, struck him in the head
with his shoe, cutting q cash that re-
quired several stitches to sew up.
The game with Ursinus will start at 3
o'clock this afternoon. This being the
opening game of the season on the home
grounds large crowd is expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
LEONARD-BRITTON FIGHT.
Twice Postponed. il May Be Pulled off
al Cleveland Tonight

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Cleveland. Ohio, Oct Benny Leon
ard. lightweight champion, and Jack
Britton, holder of the welterweight title,
will make another attempt to get together
in the ring for their scheduled 10-Tound
bout at American League Park here
tonight The bout, originally set for last
Thursday night was twice postponed be
cause Of the cold rainy weather. Both
champions are keeping in condition work
ing out at gymnaslums.
Bccalse of the postponements Thurs
day and last night, many out-of-town fight
fans who came here for the bout returned
home. Tommy McGinty. the match
maker declared today he had returned
500 600 for tickets turned IN by persons
lnable 70 attand tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
S|SLER AND HORNSBY
ARE LEADING bAT TIERS
Seem to be Certain, With Season s
Close Tomorrow, to Hold
Leadership.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening


Chicago, Oct with the close of
the major league season tomorrow
George Sisler star first baseman Of the
st. Louis Americans, and Roger Hornsby,
of the st. Louis Nationals, seem to be
ce rtain Of the 1920 batting champion
ship of their respective leagues. Ruth
closed the season with record of 81 home
runs.
Sisler, according TO averages compiled
today, is safely in front in the American
League race with an average of .d05 with
Iris Speaker, of Cleveland, second with
.3S7. Joe Jackson, the suspended Chicago
player, is third with 1892 and Ruth, the
home run monarch, fourth with ,375. The
averages include games of Wednesday.
In the National League, Nicholson OF
Pittsburg is second TO Hornsby with an
average of 800. Ho rnsby's average is $40
Young, of New Yo rk, pulled up IN third
place with .35i and Roush of Cincinnati
fourth with 33o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
NINE In SPEEDWAY RACE.
Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Fresno, Calf, Oct. 2.-Nine well
known automobile race drivers were
entered for the 200-mie race on the new
mile speedway here today. The track,
which was completed a week ago, is
banked at an angle of As degrees at the
turns and In time trials held last Thursday
the drivers made circuits at the rate oI
100 miles an hour and better
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
BANQUET OLYMPIC ATHLETES.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York, Oct. 2.-America's vic
torious Olympic athletes, back from their
recent triumph at Antwerp, were guests
of honor of New York City today. The
days program, including a parade this
afternoon and presentation OF medals by
Mayor Hylan at City Hall, viii eliminate
with banquet tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
The Team TO Get Into Action Today
With Camden.

The High School football team win
opea it's season today when it viii
play the Camden High School team at
Eightce1th and Van Buren streets.
Coach keck said today that he expects
to use his entire squad Of about so men
during the game The team win first
lineup as follows: End, Frann and
Barkley; tackles, Gam and Salter; guards,
Stout ard Swartz: center, Torbert; half
backs, White and Captain Webb; quarter
back Carlon or Fibson fullback, Anderso n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
GAMES TO-DAY.

American League Washington at Phil
adelphis - games Cleveland at Detroit
Chicago al -. LOUIS
National League Philadelphia at BOs-
ton f2 games; Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati AT PittSburg (3 games Il.
Louis At Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
CHESBROOK STARTS FOOTBALL.
Local Champions Will Open Season at
Holmesburg This Afternoon.

Charook, last years Delaware cham
pions, will open it's football season today
At Holmesburg. This will be the first
game for Holmesburg this season. Coach
kerrigan put the locals through a stiff
workout last night in preparation
for today's game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington, l3; Athletics, ;.
Detroit, 5; Cleveland. 4 Ill innings
Cleveland, 10; Detroit. IS innings
second game.
st. Louis, 8; Chicago, 6.
New York Boston, not scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 4; New York, 3.
New York, 4; Brooklyn, 8 I'D game
Chirago, 3; st. Louis, ? "a innings
Other gsmes postponed. rsin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
Shoot at Greenhill Today.

The Greenhill Traps viii be open
this afternoon. Among other at
tractiye features of the days program
will be the i8-yard, 50-target championship
race. The high gun in this event will Sc
cure u leg on gold medal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
MAILING DEPT. WINS.
Press Recreation Girls Lose Game at
High School.

The Mailing Department team of the
Girls du Pont League, defeated the Press
Recreation girls in an indoor game last
night ut the Wilmington High School gym
nasium, 1876. In the absence of Miss
Eloise Burns. the Mailers' star finger,
Miss Dougherty occupied the mound and
pitched a good game. The sc ore.
MAILING DEPARTMENT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
ST. Mary's Football Team.

The st. Mary's football team, better
known as the La Sale A. A., win open
the local football season today when they
line up against the Deschantal Catholic
Club, of Gloucester, N. j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
Delaware Horse Wins.

Silko Bell, driven by Peacock of Mid
dletown, won the PA trot race, purse
$500 at the closing day of the Lancaster
races, taking two firsts and one second
2l51x being the best time made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
Next Years Water Rates.

The Board of Water Commissioners
will soon fix water rates and discounts for
the next calendar year Present rates and
discounts viii probably be continued.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
GAMES TOMORROW

american League Chicago al II. Louis
Cleveland ~ Detroit
National League ST Louis at Gin
cinnatl Philadelphia At New York. Bos-
ton al Brooklyn, Pittsburg at Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
Human Fly Climbs Ford Building.

Henry F. Rocket, of Marines, Cal,
called "the Human Fly" yesterday scaled
the Ford building from the ground to
the top, usirg a rope suspended from an
upper window.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02

IWO-hhSt NItS-NIOnUBuIIItTNt ItVDtII-
son, Slattery Three-base hit-knox.
Struck out BY Knox, II; by Dougherty,
Is. Bases on balls-Of Knox, 6; off
Dougherty, |.
The St. Joseph observer., 1920-01-31
THEY ARE ALL DODGERS

There is not a man who has per-
mitted the use Of his name as a presi .
Dental possibility that has not declar-
ed his intense opposition to bolshe-
yism.
That being the case by the simple
rules OF logic, II everybody is against
a thing nobody is for it. SO. that
something everybody is against and
nobody is for cannot be appoint at is
sue. The candidate arises, clears his
throat and thunders:
81 am against bolsheylsm and for
100 per cent Americanism."
And the echoins roar comes from
all the rest: so are we"
Now, then. until some outstanding
candidate comes out and says Il am
for bolshevism and against 100 per
cent Americanism." what's the use OF
all this platituinous blare'
/ II 100 per cent Americanisn means
anything 10 the man in the street II
means courage and clear headedness
/ Why DO not their candidates ther
prove the capacity of their claims By
telling their views on the solution OF
the labor problem. the railroad prob,
lem. the national budget problems
the child labor problem, the problem,
having tn do with our foreign rela,
tions. the national educational prob
lem, the farm problem and his emin
ent majesty, the II. G. Of L. problem
/, Why not get down 10 brass tack.
and cut out the sound and fury whici
; signify nothing?
We are going TO be told all thi
year OF our presidential campaigi
that We have the greatest countr,
on earth We don't need TO be tol,
il. We know il. We've always know
II. George Cohan made a fortune b
setting il TO music and singing
through his nose It's old stuff. It.
liks telling us that two and two max
four. It's the obvious. The Unite
States is not only the greatest but tn
best country on earth. but in the pas