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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-04-14

godne So jak najwiekszeg ego
polecenia. Ale dla Wielu o.
sob sa one albo niedostepne
albo tez zbyt Wyczerpujace.
Dla tych r1ajodpowiedniej
szem cwiczeniem jest spa
Ger, do kt6rego ME potrze--
.ba ami specjalnego przygoto
wanna, ami tez zbyt. duzego
wysi}ku. l..
Spacer jest przedewszyst
klein potrzebny dla pracow
nik6w umyslowych, albo-
WIEN ta klasa sludzi z powo
du piracy j zajee, wymaga-
jacych ustawicznego siedze
MIA, rzadko kiedy ma sposob
nose do cwiezeh fizycznych,
koniecznych do utrzyn1ania
zdrowia: Og6lnie znana jest.
prawda naprzykiad, ze eli.
co pracuja fizycznie, daleko
rzadziej spatiaja ofiara1 apo.
pleksji' i innych zaburzeh or
ganicznych, aniaeli pracow-
nicy umyslowi.. Umysiowe
przemeczenie, b6l g}owy, in
somnia j inne niebezpieczne
oznaki przepracowania So
bardzo czesto' lekcewazone
przez pracownik6w un1ys}o-
wych szukaja oni tymcza-
sowych j sztucznych srod-
k6w podniecajacych, - "a
miast cwiczehs fizycznych.
opacer / "ogoie g c"iczenle wiz
ME Jest Wszechmocnym srod
klein przeciWko chorobie, a.
ie 1aktem jest, lz pard2o
czesto Wzmaenla zdroWle J
czynl nasz asi, orgamzm oopor'
nleJszym na, !. ata:kl cnorob'
'Przynosl doproczynlne sskut'
XII zwfaszcza Ola tych, kto'
i lrzy zmuszenl sa r pracoWac lsa', y y =
mie1scach zamknletych q. ll Y 2 ~ Y
! sztucznem otoezenlu'
oys'ematyczne urzadza VI
{ ME spaceroW ~ przyczynia, .9' $, Sig
!. 40 teeo' ze zpytMo w nagroma
I azona kre":-W mozsu pre-
cnodzi 90 muskufoW' 'sls'tl :"
1wypaoku tym zW1aszcza oo
aoinycn kohczyn.s -. III. r.
=. hto ME JEST przyz"yc2a. =
'ony 90 choozeMa' po"lnlen
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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-04-14
Cd postrzalu w noge {

Od postrzafu w nogf O.
trzymanego pod koniec lutte
go, zmari w szpitalu murzyn
Herbert Taylor. Aresztowa-
ny zaraz po strzelaninie mu
rzyn Albert przyzna} sic do
why i zostai uwolniony, jed
max. .skutkiem slnierci Taylo
ra ods postrzaiu, zosta}
powt6rnie aresztowany.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-04-14
.Legislat,ra
stanowa

przyjela uchWaie, kt6ra sko
70 ziozy. 1la niejs sW6j podpis
gubernator Donahey j sta
ME sic praWem, licensje ma
sand nabyWac bedzie-
my sy,,, poWiatoWych
aud ytor6 6W rprzy nabyWa-
niu takoWych trzeba bedzie
,Wykazat bic tytnlem wiasno-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-04-14

now i ich przedwczesne wy
czerpanie.
Jezeli ktos ma watpli-
wosc co do tego, do jakiej
pod tym wzgledem klasy ma
ley, j jezeli rzeczywiscie
dba O to, by przedluzyc swa
wedrowke ma tym sWiecie,
pierwszym krokiem dla nie-
go jest upewnienie sic co do
doktora, czy kompanji ase-
kuracyjnej co do stosunku
pomiedzy jego 'wysokoscia.
a waga. Nastepnie po upew-
nieniu sic, re posiada nad-
miar wagi, poWinien obciae
te potrawy, kt6re powoduja
otyfosc. Jezeli jednak ia me
.toda ME poskutkuje, wow
czas nalezy poradzie sic dok
tora, albowiem podstawowa
przyczyna powiekszania sic
otyiosci moze bye zupelnie
co innego, naprzyklad pew
ma niedok1adnosc fizyczna
W ciele, kt6ra doktor moze i
must usunae. Pomimo Sum-
nych i wiele obiecujacych
og}oszen w miesiecznikach i
prasie codziennej, o zdrowej
i pewnej metodzie zreduko-
wac wagi ME MONA movie,
jezeli starania ME beda o.
parte ma odpowiedniem ure-
gulowaniu odzywiania sic.
Nalezy zupeinie zaprzestae
jesc takich potraw, jak
chleb, masio cukier, smieta-
ma, oliwy, ziemniaki, ser,
ciastka i inne, zawierajace
maczke. Zamiast tego nato
miast nalezy duzo jese ja-
rzyn, jak szpinak, saiata, pa
sternak, zielony groszek, bu
raczki, pomidory inne, kt6-
IRE MONA dostat. Nastepnie
fspacery, albo tez regu1arne
cwiczenia fizyczne, ME mad
nierne jednak, by ME osla-
bic serca, powinnyS bye a.
prawiane. = -
Tylko jedna jest droga
prowadzaca do szczuplosci,
a mianowicie, ME nalezy do
puszczac do powiekszania
sic otylosci przez pewne ba-
czenie j czeste wazenie sic,
a nastepnie przez natych-
; miastowe przeciwdzia1anie,
gdy sic zauwazy niepotrzeb
ny nabytek jednego, czy
dw6ch funt6w wagi. Ale je-
zeli ktos zaniedbal sic ME
zwracai uwagi ma swa po-
wiekszajaca sic objetose, to
w6wczas ME ma mic wazniej
szego potrzebniejszego dla
niego, jak odwaga wytrwa
lose w systematycznej Ultra
Gle wagi. Odwaga i wytrwa-
lose So potrzebne do kazde
go poodzenia W zyciu. A
coz jest wazniejsze W zyciu,
niz zdrowie?
Utario sic bIedne przeko-
mamie, e otyiosc chroni cz4o-
ieka cd suchot. Tymczasem
tax ME jest. Zabezpiecze-
MEM sic pred suchotami
jest hygjeniczne, prawidlo-
we i normalne zycie, zapew-
niajace zdrowie i silly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-06
charge Of overtime parking?
..vicariously guilty.

charge Of overtime parking?
'.vicariously guilty
Attorney r. I. Miller: 'Vicari-
ously guilty! That gives me an
idea-, z
The court: That's very pow
erful plea. in View Of Its alleged
effect upon Attorney Miller. Pro-
coed, Mr.. OFFICER"
He was parked on Tenth street
from lis to b. m. yesterday.
your honoor.
Two tires got punctures In
them, your honor, just as ! was
called to a meeting Of d board of
bank directors. At the door +
met garage man
Every Little Bit Helps
What's q garage man want
with q bank?"
He was getting ready to buy
q ton Of coal. I asked him to
look out for my car, and he prom
ised to do It, but when I came
out from the meeting, the ma
chine was still there. all but the
spare tire"
.sThe court can't find you vicari-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-06
Highly Resolved

HE was parked oyer eighteen
hours at stretch, your honor.
/ marked his car last Sunday
when went on duty, and 1t was
still there this mornings He said
he couldn't move It because he
didn't have any gas.
1T isn't my car, your honor.
/ haven't finished paying for It
yet
You never will, IL you leave
1t around the street like that.
Three dollars. And It's three dol
lars for every day after this that
you leave 1t there. Come around
next Saturday and let me know
how much he owes, officer"
Boob: II amt going to owe
nothin'.,'
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front wheel with his rear bump
er, your honor
Backing, was her,.
Mo, sir. He ran out OF u street
on our left
What street?''
I'd street, your honor. He was
going so fast he ran eighty feet
before he could pull up. =
Going Down!
The cop: 1t happened at New
Jersey avenue and G street
&C street, your honor.
How many more Witnesses are
there?''
There's five more
The last one viii have the
collision happening down In the
Eastern Branch. We'd better stop
where we are. I'm sorry that one
or points are still q trifle OBJ
scure-I cant make out whether
the defendant knocked the other
car into splinters, or. climbed out
and did a repair Job on 1T.
don't like to render decision
with these points unsettled, and
the case IL dismissed. Z
VicariousIy Innocent
ssTIow 40 yo1I Mead to this
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-06
VI G. I. u. ANNOUNCES
ROSTER OF OFFICERS

Results of the election OF officers
Tor the District Of Columbia Woul-
ans Christian temperance Union
Tor 1925 were announced today.
Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton,
Chevy Chase, was reelected pres
fdenf OF the union for. her six.
feenth term. Other officers elected
were: Mrs. N. NJ. Pollock, Is r
street northeast, vice president;
Mrs. George A. Ross, 1920 Kenyon
street northwest, treasurer; Mrs.
Theresa Williams, 1880 Belmont
street northwest, corresponding
secretary, and Miss Clare Luro
Lusby, 1900 Connecticut avenue
northwest, recording secretary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-06
BOY SEES FIRST SNOW
FROM CELL OF JAIL

FULTON, Mo-, Nov. 6.-Werner
Ingham was seventeen years old
before he got his first glimpse Of
snow and he saw It through the
bars OF jail cell here.
Ingham who always had lived in
Orlando, Fla, left home and caught
a ride to a nearby town. The
driver Of the car induced him to
come North and when Ingham
landed here without money he at
tempted to pass check on Full
ton bank.
While in Jail here awaiting hear.
ing on the charge, the first snow
Of the season fell and Ingham wit
messed the flakes for the first time.
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ously guilty you're Just natural.
II guilty. I don't know whether
to fine you or take your personal
bond. I'll have to ask one more
question. Where did the garage
man get that coal
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Not Transferable

HE was parked for q week on
Wisconsin avenue near r street.
He said he'd been away on q trip.
Get your car out Of there be
fore night, young man, or youth
find yourself going away on an
other trip-not so far, but you'll
stay longer
IT called up the garage and
they said they'd come and get
the machine
You can d. that the next time.
but the warrant win be In your
name, not the garage mans.
Three dollars =
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Ita limo

81 followed him down Georgia
avenue for three blocks at thirty.
four miles an hour last night at
half-pas eleven, your honor. He
thought he'd left his permit at
home. but the Traffic Bureau
said he must have been thinking
OF someone else. They couldn't
find his name on their list.
He seems to be an right except
he doesn't know how to read 4
speedometer. and he thinks that
driving without e permit Is 8
sort Of Halloween pastirne."
Something Else
wei. it isn't. It's United
States do-time Federal offense,
IN other words DO you live with
your parents, boy?''
Yes, sir. :
''Ycu help them along, T sup.
poser
II pay my board and help
them out q little now and them
What I'm trying to find out
Is, viii anyone miss you effusive.
" IL send you away Tor
while where you'll learn to read
slOw-Inotfon speedometer, some
times referred to as a calendar
and where it's all right to drive
without 4 permit IL the warden
tells you to2 You seem to have
one or two wrong ideas, and I'm
afraid it'll take time and patience
to set rid Of them especially
time. was figuring on giving
you about five or ten days
Self Depreciation
s'I'll have q dead mother when
/ get back. The shock viii kill
her.
Perhaps I'd better give you u
year, then. That's as long as.
the law lets me postpone the
shock What has weakened your
mothers constitution 50 much
since half past eleven last night?''
Nothing, your honor. She was
always nervous and excitable.
The idea of me going to jail
will
'sAnd you knew that all the
time! You ought to get ten years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-06

Nothing else cleans, sweetenu. and
refreshes the entire system Hike
pleasant, harmless candy like Cas-.
act 81 sicken. Directions for men.
women, children on each box drug
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-06
With the Alb Artists
A Cross Section Of the Daily Grind IN
Judge M0cdOnGLd's Court.
Read EN- and Weep
read EN- and Weep

0uI I1y yOu OA1 49,
sCan't / pay q fine. your honor?
She WON'T
Certainly. I'd nearly forgot.
ten that. A SIS fine on the speed
charge, Mr.. Clerk"
The Higher knowledge
..I pickle. him up at Tilden
street at half past one this morn
inf. YOUR honor, and paced him
to the zoo at thirty-four miles al
hour He's q gentleman, ana
didn't claim he was going TO use
his influence to have me put OF
the forceiust at the time when
we need more men put no
he didn't insist my speedon1ete
was wrong or that had mis-
taken him for someone else
what hour Of the morning was
aI4alf past one, your honor.
ANY traffic?
.sNot q car In sight.
"TIe couldn't very well claim
you'd rot him mixed up with
someone else, then.
Mistaken for Nothing
.sI,ots OF 'em do, though. I've
had people pull that on me when
the nearest vehicle was SO tar OF
Won couldn't hear Ford. ! want
- sneak 81 good word for him,
your honor. He's the best-na tslred
man i ever arrested
.sTIadr1't been drinking and
reached the happy stage, had her"
mo si-i-ir. i though Of that
a. soon az he didn't swear Was
franning him. But nothing Of
that sort. your honor. It was
i,iet nafIIfal with him. When he
started for the precinct with a
twenty dollar speed check IN his
nocIxef he said Good night, Offi-
GER. He said Good night when
81 first overlook him, too. Only
ne didn't saw Officer. He said
MARY Ellen. / did run up on
him pretty Quick.
ShucIEs!
Defendant: Il was going
home.
Are you nnarried?''
.sNo sir.
II was wondering how you
managed that oneSthirty PROPOSE.
tion- maybe we could have struck
4 bargain. But you're not married,
and don't know anything about
such difficulties. You can't help
me any. So.
How 10 Sounds
The clerk: Early Bird Early
bird! Earle e. Byrd doesn't
respond, your honor"
Counsel: Hes just q little late.
I expect him any minute now.
The court: Hell catch some
thing besides worms when he
does come. Call the next case. 8
The clerk: .ClOdhopper! Clod-
hopper! stand around front here,
Claude. What do You say 70 this
charge Of reckless driving2
mot guilty"
witness: II had just crossed
the center line Of e street, rum
ming north on New Jersey avenue,
when the defendant suddenly ap-
peared on my left and headed me
northeast.
Hits . Snag.
There's q tree and q lamp post
on the corner there. and / had to
hit one or the other Of them.
There was no way to avoid It,
SO I hit telephone pole
step down.
Next witness: He hit orr right
f X s II
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Don't stay headachy, bilious, con-
situated. sick! Take one or two
.(ascarets', any time to mildly
stimulate your liver and start your
bowels. Then you will feel tine
vour head becomes clear, stomach
sweet, tongue pink and skin rosy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-06
o. 8ELECLJOH
Make d proposition
q deal
- SOLD TIE
OO - FIRST DAY

Yesterdays sales exceeded our expectar
tons. The response Of the public has IN
deed been gratifying and proves to us that
real savings ARE appreciated.
Cars III the popular makes, such as Cadillac,
Packard Buick, Hudson, Hupmobile and
the ever-popular WHY'S Knight and Over
land were in demand.
Though the stock IS debleted as to Quantity
-yet the Quality Of those remaining Is jstst
Is high and 0OiI remain 50 to the OerJ last car.
International., 1925-09-21
MINING PICKING UP

A glance through the
news columns of today's In
ternational clearly shows
that mining is picking up
throughout the southwest,
not only n Santa Cruz Coun-
ty, but in various parts OF
Arizona and the great west
coast of Mexico.
Sheriff William P. Ma
honey of Mohave county,
himself a mining man of
many years, advised The In
ternational, Friday, that
much money is being
brought into Mohave coun-
ty and that at least IA new
companies are now operat-
ing in the lead-silver belt IN
the northern county, at one
time one of the greatest
mineral producing districts
in the state.
Mahoney said that Jack
Shank, an oldtimer of Mo-
have county, has leased the
old Tom Reed mine and is
getting rich. Shank has
thousands of dollars worth
of ore in sight.
Writ G. Bowman and w.
J. Mitchell, owners of the
Placeritas mine, out from
Hermosillo, are Sitting on
top of the world" SO bright
is the outlook at that mine.
In the same district, A. j.
Underwood of Los Angeles
has just taken a lease on the
old Las Cruces mine and ex-
tensive development may be
expected from now7on.
In Santa Cruz county the
promoters Of the Kino Cop
per Company, whose man.
moth holdings are located
near Nogales, are meeting
with much success in the fl
nancing of their project,
International., 1925-09-21

and in the not distant fu-
ture, there is every indica-
ton there will be a big pro
ducer right at the doorstep
of Nogales.
In other parts of Santa
Cruz county there is a grad
ual increase in activity, par
ticularly in the Harshaw
district, where owners OF tn"
Blue Nose are making things
hum. Out in another part
of the county, the Montana
mine recently changed
hands and according to re-
ports there will soon be g.
900 men at work at that
mine.
International., 1925-09-21
OBREGON TO SPEAK
AT TUCSON SOON
Omitted News]

TUCSON, Ariz., Sept. "a
Gen. Alvaro Obregon, former
president of Mexico, has agreed to
be speaker of the day at exercises
to be held here soon commemor-
ating the laying of a cornerstone
in monument to the deeds of
American liberators.
The services will be staged un-
der auspices of the local Junta
Patriotica Mexicana, in City Hall
park.
A monolith is to be erected with
plates bearing the names of Wash
ington, Hidalgo of Mexico, Bolivar
of Western South America and
San Martin of Argentina.
International., 1925-09-21
OBREGON'S ACTIVITIES

Too much credit cannot
be given Former President
Obregon of Mexico for his
activity in agriculture in the
Cajeme, Sonora, district.
The former executive is do
ing big things down that
way.
It has been known for a
long time that Obregon had
some big projects under way
but not until the past week,
during the stay here of Obe-
gon and one of his assis-
tants H. R. Marquee, Jr., for
merly of Nogales, did it be-
come known the true magni-
tude of Obregon's undertake
ing.
Mr.. Obregon is putting
thousands of acres into cul-
tivation, erecting houses and
schools for his wokmen,
building an electric Lighting
and power plant, planting
vineyards and orchards, and
otherwise doing things that
mean much for the future
of the great Cajeme district.
A glance through the
news columns of today's In
ternational shows what Obre
gon is doing down Cajeme
way. Don't fail to read it.
International., 1925-09-21

Several downtown offices are
changing location the first of the
month. The Mexico-Arizona
Trading Company is to move from
the Trust building to the second
floor of the La Vile de Paris
building, and DR.. Richardson is
changing from the La Vile de
Paris building to the Nogales Ma
tional Bank building.
International., 1925-09-21
WIFE OF TERRITORIAL
GOVERNOR VISITS HERE

Mrs. G. T. K. Stafford, widow
Of one of the early pioneer gov
ernors if Arizona, is a visitor in
Nogales, at the Bonillas home, 148
Terrace avenue. It is understood
this is her first visit to Arizona in
about 80 years.
International., 1925-09-21

D. C. Brown has returned from
Cananea where he umpired two
ball games between Cananea and
Hal Chase Douglas team.
International., 1925-09-21
DINNER-DANCE

The Kiwanis club will give a
dinner-dance at the Casino No
galense on the evening of Septem-
Der 26.
International., 1925-09-21

A passerby remarked about the
beautiful handpainted cactus
scenes in the windows of the
Lohn Studio on Morley avenue.
They are uneXcelled.
International., 1925-09-21
FASHION SOUNDS KNELL
OF BAG TROUSERS AND
SHORT SKIRTS

Fashion, as expressed
through London's tailors,
sounds the knell of the OK
ford bag trousers, the wasp
waist in coats, the clashing
colors in hose and shirts and
radical patterns of mas
culine clothing generally.
Partisan modistes have
been sounding the knell of
the short skirt for several
years and Frenchwomen
burned their abbreviated
frocks in time-honored rec
ognition of the order. Amer
lean women, on the contrary,
turned up their hens an
other inch or two in defiance
of the edict.
With Colone Mitchell at
tacking them hoof and nail
the army and ravy depart
ments will soon be wish ne
they were back n the world
war, where they could get q
little rest.
Exchange,
International., 1925-09-21
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Radio Ticking

The ticking of watch which was
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Correct

Teacher--Why isn't distance Oh the
ocean measured by the mile?
.Iohnny-Because it's knot.