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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06

ed affezionato fratello c.. James
Todaro per avere egli feIicemen-
te passato, la prima volta che 81
G presentato, gil esami di Sta
te Board, oude potere liberia
mente esercitare Pavyocatura
nello State di Pennsylvania, con
m banchetto al'Berkshire', il
piu grande ed aristocratico Ho-
Il eli Reading, Pa.
Abbiamo detto la colCnia ita-
Llama perche, oltre al soci dele
due logge local. delrOrdine FL
gli d'Italia: Santo Stefano di
Camastra No. %, sotto cui' au-
spiel il banchetto fu dato, e
Massimo D'Azeglio No. 7O6. e.
rano intervenuti il vecchio no.
stro connazionale Rocco A..
Frasso, presidente, per la Socie-
ta Vittorio Emanuele II; f.
Cianci, presidente, in rappresen-
tanza della Societa Cavalieri del
Rosario; A. Pellicciotti vice
presidente, per la Societa S. Giu-
seppe di Belmonte Mezzagno; E.
La Vigna, presidente, delpIta-
liam Independent Political Club
ed Emanuele Torchio, presiden-
te, per la Societa Calabrese.
Queste spettabiIissime Associa-
zioui, onorando il neo avvocato,
vollero dare, ancora una volta,
la loro prova di simpatia alIOr-
dine Figli d'Italia che le ringra-
zia, dale colonne di Questo gior-
male, del loro attaccamento q
lutte lie sue initiative.
Che fosse stata la colonia ita-
Llama a festeggiare il "Figlio d'I-
talia" affermatosi, senza spinta
alcuna, mel campo dello scibile.
10 prova un altro fatto sintoma-
tico, uuello cioe dell'intervento,
in qualita di invitati, del Reve-
rendi Eugenio Marchetti, Pasto-
re della Chiesa cattolica italia
ma, e r. Mautone, Ministro del
la Chiesa metodista italiana. E.
rano intervenuti dignitari Su-
premi Statali delPOrdine Figli
d'Italia semplici frateIli di
logge di citta lontane come, per
esempio, uno di Williamsport,
due di Norristown, una dozzina
.di Philadelphia, fra cm 5 av-
vocati, ecc. ecc.
lie autorita local., dial sinda-
GO on. j. X. Stauffer, al quat-
tro consiglieri, erano presnti; vi
erano altresi il presidente dello
Schuyllill Seminary, mel quale
Isl e graduate il neo avvocato e
motif avvocati americani. Come
Isl vede, un vero plebiscito di
simpatia e di ammiraZione ed il
banchetto e state spontaneo, non
"stiracchiato" come qualcuno
datosi recentemente a Philadel-
phia per il quale 81 faceva pro-
paganda nei comizi chiamati
per scopi umanitarii.
Sui Berkshire" era stata is
sata una grande fiammante
bandiera italiana.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06
CHESTER, PA.
2 Maggie

La sera del 25 aprile u. S. nei
I local. della loggia Dante di Che
ster, Pa, 81 riuniva il comitato
/ scelto dalla ben conosciuta orga-
|nizZaZione Lega Cittadini Italo-
Americani, per festeggiare con
gran pompa, il Decoration
Day. nella speranza che delta
fiesta potra sempre piu avvici-
mare la nostra colonia allele-
mento americana e testimoniare
anche moi la nostra gra-
titudine per i grandi sacrifizi
da esso fatti per la liberia del
suoi figli.
II solerte presidente dell'orga-
nizzazione, signor Michele Di
Cello, apriva la seduta e spiega-
va minutamente 10 scope della
riunione; indi 81 passo ALA ele-
zione degli ufficiali furono e.
letti per acclamazione j seguen-
II signori:
Rev. Felice Santilli, presiden-
te; Frank T.. De Furia, Segre-
tario; PIacido A. De Furia, Cas-
siere: Michele Di Cello fu no
minato per la propaganda anne
ricana P. A. De Furia per quel-
la Italiana; D. Carollo, F. Pa
laZzoli, M. Iannacci ed E. Baioc-
co compongono il comitato ese-
cutivo.
Molte cose furono progettate,
pero flu rimandata ALA prossima
riunione la loro definitiva di-
scussione.
Verranno invitate le associa-
zioni local. del dintorni, nom
che mott americani ed italiani.
II comitato e volenteroso di
layorare a tutta forza per ASST
curare uno straordinario success
so ALA commemorative del
Decoration Day" onde mostra-
re agli americani il nostro attac-
camento per il bene comune e
contemporaneamente avvicinare
gil italiani a personalita autore-
voli della nostra contea in modo
che in pochi ami possiamo otte-
mere il posto che ci spetta nella
administrators di lutte le cose
pubbliche di questo paese.
Connazionali, rammentatevi
la data mostriamoci patriot
come per il passato, a tale uopo
l'entrata sara liberia e vi saran-
no valenti oratori in italiano ed
in americana che parleranno.
Terremo informant i nostrt
lettori del programme definiti.
vo non appena sara ultimate.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06
NAPOLEONE COLAJANNI

guaglianza e permettere ala co.
munita la piU liberia azione di
lutte le forze, dando ad ogni in
dividuo lutte le occasioni per
sviluppare la propria pefsonali-
Ia le proprie attitudini.
Pagine scritte ola oltre un
trentennio presentano attualita
ed interesse come Sc fossero sta
tie pubblicate oggi: gia mel 1884
Egli constatava che i progressi
del clericalismo in Italia erano
tall da non sembrare improba-
bile che lie redini dello State We
nissero afferrate dalla democra-
zia cristiana. Nelia sua azionc
Egli avvertiva H. la Democratic
cristiana, oltre che disporTe di
lutte lie armi del socialist e di
alcune di quelle che da il potere
politico, ha per Sc la forza che
Viene dial sentimento religioso
ancora potente nelle moltitudini
e Ialtra non memo poderosa che
viene dalla misteriosa forza del
Patavismo che facilita ritorni
verso il passato, specie Sc non
motto remote. Pero, nella sua
rude semplicita, a coloro che a.
vendo una fiducia sconfinata
nella continuita delPevoluzione
progressive, respingeyano come
fantastica tale ipotesi, Egli ripe
teva che mel trionfo della demo-
crazia cristiana Il regresso poll
tico avrebbe potuto essere ac-
da una organizZa-
Zione ecouomica informata a
maggiore giustizia ed a minorc
preparatore di una ul-
teriore trasformazione progress
silva.
La sua sincera convinzione e.
voluzionista le induzioni che
traeva dial passato Gil facevano
confermare senipre piu la spe-
rama in continui 9 parZiali mi
glioramenti economici e morali
in favore dele classi lavoratrici
e in Seno della stessa borghesia.
Nessuno 49, Egli pensava - O.
5era determinare la durata della
presente Ease della civilta del re-
gime borghese 0 capitalistico ne
preannunziare PavVento trion-
fante di un nuovo regime, poi
che avvenimenti di tai genre non
81 presentano a scadenZa fissa,
ne 81 compiono in breve tempo.
Ma prima che arrivi la nuOva o.
"a, non 81 potra sperare in un
lvvenire piu vicino in cui le
nolte ingiustizie social ancora
3ussistenti siano corrette od eli
e Sc - come Egli one
3tamente riconosceya - molta
3trada 81 e percorsa la societa
Ii oggi riposa su basi morali as
'ai different Galle antiche, e
1ur vero che vi sono ancora alb
)arbicate ingiustizie enormi che
,ogliono rispettati privilegi e
,overchierie. ALA correzione di
ali Unique condizioni Egli dedi-
o la mente elevate, il cuore ge-
leroso, Panimo pieno di vigoria.
L'umanita, per il cui benesse-
e Egli tanto s'adopro, sia me-
more e, reverente, e ricordi SEM
}re il Maestro scomparso!
Luigi De SimOne
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06

best translators from the ita-
liam into english and ricceergo.
that we have i'm the United Sta
tes; and this fact will helm him
a good bet i'm his professional
career. Mr.. Todaro. I said. is a
good translator of the italian.
Notwithstanding the fact that
he came from the old country of
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06
Per ul VIQggiO d'igTlZi0Ie degIi STUDENT
LtaIo-Americani

Abbiamo ancora un mese da-
vanti a moi prima di chiudere la
sottoscrizione per il viaggio d'i-
struzione degli STUDENT italo-a-
mericani in Italia. Nella prima
settimana di giugno dobbia-
mo veTsare lie somme rae
colte, le quail dovranno esse-
re consegnate a chi avra l'inca-
rico di guidare gil STUDENT mel
loro viaggio. Percio sollecitiamo
le logge ed i singol soci di esse,
che non hanno ancora contribui-
to, a farlo con la massima solle-
citudine. Non e state raggiunto
neanche il terzo della quota che
dovrebbe contribute questo Sta
to al fondo generate: e necessa-
rio percio che 81 raggiunga mel
breve periodo di tempo che ci
separa dalla data del versamen-
to.
Ou, aVanUl, 1fateln; che mai
Isl affievolisca quel sentimento
purissimo di Patria anche per il
presente appello.
Ogni sacrificio che moi fac,
ciamo, per opere come quelia che
oggi ci siamo apprestati a com
pierre, e nullo di fronte allo SEQ
! DO cFe 81 raggiunge, mentre c
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06
Gil IntarVenti

Gil intervenuti, oltre agli in
vitati, circa duecento, che per u
ma colonia come Quella di Rea-
ding costituiscono un numero
insperabile. La sala maggiore,
dunQue, del Berkshire" decora-
ia con le bandiere dele Nazioni
Alieate, era letteralmente piena.
La Berkshire Orchestra" fece
uno splendido servizio musicale.
Nella lunga tavola d'onore sede-
.vano gPinvitati nellie persone del
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06
Il SignitCatO

Proprio cost E. stata Ia colo
MIA italiana, tutta intera, di
quella citt3, ALA quale 81 erano
unit eminenti americani, a fe-
steggiare, la scra di domenica
scorsa, il nostro sincere AMIGO
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06
IDISCORSI

Al cafe parl6 brevemente il
prcsidente signor Antonino Bo-
DANA, spiegando il significato
del banchetto e poscia presento il
Cav. Di Silvestro.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06

Irendiamo benemeriti della Pa
fria e dell'umanita. Ma dobbia-
mo essere soIleciti, senza titu-
bauZa.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06
ALA FONTE BATTESI-
MALE

Domenica scorsa, 80 Aprile,
in casa del signor Giuseppe See
sa, socio della Loggia Sbarco di
Marsala, 81 tenne una simpati-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06
| diSCOrSO del SindaGo

Egli 81 disse lieto di essere
presente ALA manifestations che
gil italiani di Reading facevano
in onore di uno di essi che 81 e.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-05-06
UN TELEGRAMMA
DEL REGIC CONSOLE

II maestro di cerimonie prima
di dare la parola ad altri disso
che aveva due delicatissimi do
veri da compiere da parte del
Regio Console di Philadelphia
Cav. Uff. Luigi Sillitti: uno YER
so il festeggiato, raltro verso il
sindaco di Reading. Per il fe-
steggiato lesse il qui appresso
telogramma dell'illustre rappre-
sentante del nostro Governo:
Phild., Pa, April 30, 1922
Car. A. Giuseppe Dj SilUestro,
ToastmaSter Todaro banquet
Berkshire Hotel
ReadiBg, Pa.
IN qUcStd 0cCUSt0He in c2sj az
cora IN GLtro brdUO cOB11dziORG-
le afferma aItamente peRSier0 T.
talidRo, IN Que8ta Terra o8pitale
Drego Y. S. /. Uolersj fare gen.
tile jHterprete sentiment pin
Uiro cOmpjacjmeHto di qUestO r.
ConsOl0to ed eSprjmere neo az
U0cGto T0dGro ognj pin semitic
auguJ'io di brjllaHte corrjera.
Console SILLITTI
Al Sindaco di Reading il mae
stro di cerimonie fece, a nome
del Regio Console, migliori au-
gurii per lui e di successo per la
sua amministrazione. Indi, fra
scroscianti applause, flu chiama-
to a parlare il Sindaco.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
FIRE CHIEF SIBREL
SOUNDS WARNING TO
CITY'S HOUSEWIVES
Outlines Destructive Result Of
Carelessness IN Fire
Prevention.

III you arc ttc kind OF house
wife who cannot bear 10 lrow away
stocks ~ newspapers for fear sou
might need -lem for pantry -bolrcs.
II YOU leave oiled mous around n
you don't see chat Eour children
keep the back yard clean. SOU had
better watch OUT Fire Chief W
S brel b. on thc war path and issued
inc above challenge This noon 90 tnc
weekly luncheon ~ the Chamber of
Commerce.
This being The first day or fire
prevention week" he said. the fire.
men OF the cts are detailed 10 make
an inspection OF every district and
10 see that back yards and base
meuts are cleaned up Where the
condition. iu some nclzhborhooJs
are bad. placards viii be printed
and posted throughout rhe cty CALI
ing attentions to these conditions.
a questio1naire has been publish
cd and 5000 copies have been dis
trlbuted % the school children Fire
drills are beirs had every day in
the schools and lectures on pre-
ventiou are beius given.
EVERY body who reads through %
theater Program notices the para
graph asking thcatergoers to- mark
where the nearest fire escape u.s. IL
~ just as important that every
homcowncr should know where the
nearest fire box is. and yet not half
or them do. Every child. every mem
Der Of the family should know
where tho box u.s. Then, i'm case of
fire. break the glass turn the key
pull the hook and then wait by the
box until the fire engine comes so
that YOU can direct it TO the fire
As an example Of the trouble
caused bv careless housewives. Chief
Sibrel told OF a fire which was start
cd last week i'm a barrel OF old
newspaper i'm a basement The fire
men were two hours in reaching the
seat Of the trouble. owing to the
smoke
Statistics or fires and the loss
therefrom I'm the city OF South Bend
alone. are as follows The total loss
ia 1920. s115-273. Tn 1927. sos 200
lin 1922. S226t14 The number or
fires i'm 1920 We're 22t. i'm 1921. COL;
JIM 1922. thrst eight monthsl $50
The persons burned frcm fires in
1920. nine. deaths from burns. six.
I'm 1921 three. i'm 1922. four.
The music for the luncheon was
provided by I. c. Rude Of Davis
burg. Mich. who played a piano ac-
cordian-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
YOUTH NEAR DEATH
AS RESULT OF SHOT
ON HUNTING PARTY
Bullet Penetrates Abdomen of
Frank NOrOs In Rum
Village Accident.

Frank Voros. aged 16. 1928 Ken
dau ST.. is In the Epworth hospital.
suffering from a rifle shot wound
inflicted while hunting in Rum VII
lage woods about @ o'clock Monday
morning. The bullet penetrated the
abdomen Noros conoit.on - re-
ported serious.
Yoros was in the company or
Joseph Petto. 1912 Kendall ST.. about
his own age Although accounts of
TIE shooting are conflicting and void
of details. Pe,yo : said 10 have ad-
m.tted The shooting.
one story told states the accident
occurred when PettO let the butt Of
his rifle fall against the ground
Neither of the boys were free 20 talk
Of the manner IN which the rifle
was discharged
After the shooting. Petto ran back
TO the Noros home and accompanied
by Joseph Kovach. a brother-in-law
OF the victim, returned to the woods
Between the two. Voros was able TO
reach home where Kreighbaum
ambulance was called which remov-
ed him 10 the hospital
Al The hospital Voros was re-
ported 70 have suffered considerably
from loss of blood. He was immedi-
ately put upon the operating table
and the bullet probed for
The victim Of the shooting - the
only son OF Mrs. Theresa Voros, 4.
mother ~ five daughters
Hospital attendants reported last
nieht that Noros' condition was lit
tie changed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
DESPONDENT MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE
Harry ThOrnburg, D, Drinks
Almost a CuPful of
Carbolic Acid.

rt-.r-fr~ % rfu ra4rTv fffaI will
81
80, ''oJ,-' e,.r,, I,or, 1Isr,-,
-rh-r-,.,,~, aood ~ eaf n TINT et
.. - -, 90 o.r1ocl, lro1da,
,.-n-,,i,,.- -,,,r,i.te5 suicide ez,auoyy
.--7. .t,,, com. ,,,rces ~ +be
ia
No., fl. believed to have been bu.
q. r,attar. az "a few minutes Mrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

understanding between Great Britain
and the United States. are selected
for their high scholarship. as well
as for their physical ability and quail
titles OF leadership. The scholarship
provides for three years attendance
az the famous English university.
Various forms of entertainment
were provided for the group OF
students while they were i'm New
York awaiting the date of sailing
sunday they were entertained at
luncheon in the Harvard club by
Prcst Aydelotte OF Swarthmore.
American secretary of the Rhode
trust and sunday night they had
dinner at the YaIe-Princeton club
i'm company with am former Rhodes
men in New York City
Mr.. Sanders is well known here
not only for his excellence as a
student but also for his ability as a
golfer. He finished i'm second place
i'm this years state amateur golf
championship match played a few
weeks ago at French Lick He also
finished second i'm last years match.
which was held at South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
Veteran Police official
Is Married at Cassopolis

Joseph a Chappeu 50. a former
local police sergeant and one of the
candidates for sheriff a. the last
primary election. stole a march on
his friends around City Hall cour.
Saturday morning and slipped away
20 Cassopol-s. Mich where he vas
married the afternoon On Mrs.
Blanche RomseE. A.. Of Jones. Mich.
Mrs Romsey is sister of Detective
Jack Northrup of the local depart
ment and is we'll known in this city.
The couple returned 90 this c.tv sun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

day and left yesterday for Chicago
where they viii spend their honey
moon.
The news of the marriage became
known last night but not until Joe"
and his bride had safely reached
Chicago. He was retired from the
local department i'm 1919. after hav-
ing served for 20 years as a patrol
man and sergeant
Mr.. and Mrs. Chappell will reside
on their farm at Jones Mich. and
VIII be at home 10 their friends next
week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
POlicemdn's Uife Says He
u as Cruel: Obtains Dirorc,

Mrs Charles Montine, wife or Pc
Aceman Charles Montine. was
granted a divorce Monday by Judge
Montgomery in Superior court No. 1
on the ground OF cruel and inhuman
treatment by her husband During
the course OF the testimony Montine
made similar counter cha rres
against his wife. testifying that she
had frequently cursed him and had
an ungovernablo temper. They were
married Nov. I. 1908. separated Feb.
20 1922. and lived at 113lz Lincoln
Way W, Mishawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
CONFESSED NEGRO
MURDERER BROUGHT
BACK TO THIS CITY
Police Officials Return From
Detroit Slayer Pleads
Self Defense.

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
4ufo Driren by Fireman
Strikes 0-Year-OLd BO,

Car. Mcclellan. 9 years old. ll+a
$ Lafayette 81. received painful. .a-
-lries ahau. the head abou, 4.45
o'clock yesterday afternoon when he
was struck hy an automobile driven
~ Artoni S~oda. AS S. Pulaski ST.
d memrer OF the local Gre depart
men-
According 20 Sr6ia le was i-v-
Ing uor-E -a the 1909 block S. Frank
In 81 when the boy ran into the
street directly n the pa-h OF his ma
chine The car Is said 20 have been
going about 10 miles an hour az The
time OF the accident The right
headlight struck the boy as Dee FELL
cutting She ,ef- side 81 his forehead.
He was taken 90 Epworgh hospital
by SFOda- HIS injuries are not con-
sidereG serious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
SIX PERCENT COMPOUNDED
QUARTERLY

Money placed Win The SCUM Bend
Building and Loan Association PRIOR
% oct Ilth. draws percent from
oct. ~ compounded quarterly. Ia
corporated for s. OG0. 10000. As
sets sI.7i3.OO0.00. elG w Washing
ton av. tfirst door west OF court
nouse) Adv -2S2-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
Why Pretty Teeth
Are shown everywhere today

Look about you Note how many teeth now
glsten Note how people show them as they never
did before.
Millions of people are brushing teeth in rev
way. If you don't know the good results, make
this free test.
Fight dingy film
One object is to fight the film on teeth - that
viscous film you feel 1t clings to teeth, enters
crevices and stays Food stains, etc, discolor It,
then it forms dingy coats. Tartar IS based on hlm
No ordinary tooth paste effectively combats
film So, under old methods, beautiful teeth were
seen less often than today.
Film also holds food substance which ferments
and forms acids. 1t holds the acids in contact with
the teeth to cause decay. Germs breed by millions
in it They, with tartar. are the chief cause of
pyorrhea
Very few people escaped such troubles under old
ways of teeth cleaning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
AMERICAN LEGION
Is MAKING PLANS
FOR ANNUAL FROLIC
S p e CT a | Meeting to Discuss
Fall-Winter Program to
Be Held Thursday.

A srecial meeting Of South Bend
Post No. so Of the American Legion
has been called for Thursday night
of this week by Harvey J. KIockow,
vice commander Of the post. It was
announced Monday night at a con
ference Of the committee on post
activities The meeting Thursday
will be held i'm the post dugout. and
the officials urge all members to at
tend to consider matters vital TO the
autumn-wInter program as Well as
to the organization future activi-
ties
Tentative plans for the big armis-
tice day party and the second anuu-
al American Legion frolc at the
Blackstone theater. Nov. 9, 10 and
II. were made Monday night A. r.
Macdonald chairman of the activ-
tiles committee, announced the se-
curing by Mgr. Ezra Rhodes of the
Blackstone of the famous world
war comic picture. Shoulder Arms"
with Charlie Chaplin in the leading
role.
Minstrel Show Planned
9"ouIueI arms 'he lie
Slon VIII p'eseH- an a'l-Slar loca'
~. ai" l-.Ie
SNI- ~ one io"' "'i'-'oh' ne
ile'I,oe'S ~ l"g cas-. are enP!oFes
my S..,,-,.lp ~ l'.
club Special matinees VIII be given
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

Useful as well as ornamental in
any room or home Come in variety
OF sizes and coIors. Big shipment
Just received 10 be sold ar special
low rent prices. Comeearly-they
won't last long. The Reed shop.
2I9 South ST Joe 81 Phone LIN
coin 22I4-adv 275.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

Cau Aetna Cleaners. Garments.
hats cleaned. LISTS. e16 F. sam
pie, One day service cheerfuliy
given. Adv. asst
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03
Fight dingy film
Five effects

You see them now nearly the world over
These glstening teeth now nearly the world
Careful people of fifty nations using
Pepsodent And those winter teeth safer teeth
They mean new dental era.
Send the coupon for a To-Day Tube. Note how clean
the teeth feel after using Mark the absence of the Wis
film See how teeth whten the hlm-coats dis
appear
This test will be revelation amazing but delightful
Cut the coupon so you won't forget.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-03

You can now buy a Dutch Master
Cigar. for CSC. 276tf