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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22
NOWI OBYWATELE.

W dniu 10-go lutego b. T.. ma
stepujacy Polacy i Polki otrzy-
mali papiery obywatelskie: -
Franciszek Zielazinski, zamic-
szkaly p. n. 1896 F. ST ul.
Stanislaw Wozny, zamieszkaIy
p. n. 4126 Clifford ave.
Piotr Godowski, zamieszka!y
p. n. 2200 Wade ave.
Stanislaw Gaba, zamieszka1y
p. n. 1912 Pelton CT.
Marian Szapiro, zamieszkaly
p. n. 1904 Yale ave.
A Trojan, zamieszka1y p. n.
9420 Park Heights.
Andrzej Giuszyk, zamieszkaly
p. n. 2763 Scranton Rd.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22
S. p. ARCYBISkUP
JAN CIEPLAk,


ludzkiej zyja zyc beda wecznie. Czyny udzi wel-
kich przechodza do hstorj tam zajmuja poczesne
meJsca Me dla siebie, ME da saWy - ecz dla dobra
narodu ludzkosc sprawy to So czyny, jake
monuja udzi, naprawde wekich. Duzy luz ich szereg
many my, Poacy,
Wobec siebie samych bardzo vymagaacy. a pc
blazllWi dla nnych nieustepliwi da siebe, wyrozu-
mali udzkie s}aboSci on kt6rych zyce aureo-
Ia posWlecenla piracy czy meczelstWa opromienonem
by4o. W}asna praca poswecenem uczac masy, przy-
kfadem tysiace porywal do czyn6w, ktore sam VIE
rzac, innych pozyskiwal Jeden Mich przyby4 tn do
mas W roku ubeg}ym, by utWierdzic w polskosci
wlerze Pouczy} mas rzuc nam ostarzezenie odszed}
pred tron Najwyzszego powo1any...
Dnia 17-go lutego 1927-go roku mia rok jak pre-
nos4 sic do wiecznosci s. KS Arcybiskup Jan Cep-
lax. Wsrod tn ostatnie chwle spedzi}, wsrod
mas tez dokona} swego chwalebnego zywoa. choc od
szed4 cd mas celesnie, lecz duch Jego pozosta1
Eye w posrod mas bedzie wiecznie.
Bedac wysokem Stanowisku herarchii ko-
scelnej W Rosji jeszcze czas6w caratu s. p. Ks
Arcybiskup Cieplak postepowaniem swa umie-
jetnoscia pozyskwania wele dobrego dla spravy
koscloa uczynif. lecz tego poWodu wiee przesado-
wan przechodzc musa1. A sla ia u nego by4a wiara
najwiekszy czyynnk Jego zycia duchowego wiara W
Boga W Polske W s}usznosc sprawy, kt6ra walczy
Nlezfomne prZekonanle, re nlenla SWiece poec
wzglednych jezeli sic rozchodzi i milosc Boga jeze
sic rozchodz mi}osc Poski Jest tyko jedna pra-
VIDA - i to w}asnie dawa4o Mu wielk wp4yw ma ludzi
Y kt6rym sic stykai zyciu
Przyszfa WreSzce Wojna, przewrot boil
szewick j przesladoWania religijne Katusze te akn
poddawano wyznawc6w katolicyzmu porownac sic chy-
ba dadza przeSadowanami czas6w Nerona z CA
sami meczehstwa pierwszych crzescian. Me uak4
jednak tych przesladoWa. tych katuszv Dostonik
sclo{a kaolickiego. ktoregO pieczy powierzone byy
udu VierZacego Wielkich przesrzeniach Ro-
sji zameszkafego.
Ia dzlena, L zaparcem sic Siebie samego obrona
zaproWadzl}a Wkr0tce CZcgodnego Arcvbiskupa
y wiezienne Odby4 sic sad obronce ucisnonych ska
smierc bye moze by4by wyrok wykonanv gdy-
by ME nterWencja ca}ego Swiata chrzescaskego gdy-
by ME starania poeznej Ameryki. Wyszedf On vie
zienia poderwanem zdrowem, si4ach sterany DO
bytnosci Ojca sW- przyby1 tn, do do Ameryki -
ak poWiada@ - by poznac blizej, zyciu czwartei
dzelncy Poski przyjrzec sic zbska. Przyby4 tn. by
z}ozyc podzekowane szlachetnemu narodowi amery-
kahskiemu ktory przez swoj rad Z wydatna pomoca
potrzebie Mu pospieszy4
A choc nedugo tn wsrod przebywaI - wiele,
bardzo wele dobrego zrobi} bo pokrzepi mas ma du-
chu, wa} do naszych nadzieje do dasze wytrwa-
lei piracy mad podtrzymaniem polskosci zacheca..
wierze SW. katoickiej odrodzl odszedl.. Od-
szedf Ten, ktorego choc juz nemasz posr6d zy-
jacego, ecz Jego lego mi}osc lego przywiaza-
ME do Oczyzny Jego wreszcie testament, nam pozo-
stawony wsr6d mas zyje zyc bedzie zawsze
Geese Jego sWietlanej pamleci!
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22

w ko1ach politycznych zaczyna bye gwarno bo
wiem iderzy ogladaja sic najlepszym kandydatan
prezdenta Stan6w Zjednoczonych, takze ma sena
tor6w kongresman6w.. Najwieksze wrzene dale sic
odczuwac obozie suchych kt6rzy pragna przeprowa-
die swoich kandydat6w caej linji, poczawszy cd
kongresman6w az do prezydenta.
Wprawdzie kandydat ich William Gibbs McAdoo
dostal ciegi cd senator6w jeszcze weksze dostanie
jak to obecuja ME pow:nien ami myslec nominacj
partj demokratycznej, poniewaz ME zadnych
chyba re chce kandydowac koniecznie - da rozbicia
partj.
Zrozumiel susi, IL McAdoo ME przedstawia wie-
kej wartosci jako kandydat, poniewaz zbyt wielu
przeciwnik6w, wiec oczy zwracaja Cooldge'a Su-
chym jest wszystko jedno, kto bedzie prezydenem
demokrata czy republikann, byle tylko obecal wpro
wadzic prohibicje.
Liderzy partji republikaflskej frakc suchych
popieraja Cooldgea swiadczy konferencja, kto
ra odbya sic niedawno Bia}ym Domu. Ma konferec
byli czterej senatorzy Moses New Hampshire
i Golf - West Vrgini; Sackett Kantuchy i
Means Colorado, takze przedstawiciee Z Texas.
- Konferencja by}a poufna lecz dowiedziano sic ty-
ko tyle, re niej m6wiono szeroko kandydaturze
u Coolidgea Poitycy jednak domysaja sic wele wnio
skua tel konferenc il nied}ugo zacznie sic agitacja
nietyko W. p6lnocnych zachodnch stanach ale gl6wnie
Nv poudniowych =5s.1 j. -. .aaz.n.s4~ p
Coolidgeowi IDA sic mic przeszkodzie do handy
dowana ME sto Byby to ME trzec lecz drugi terin
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22

WyWadzle opublikoWanym dziennikach bu-
karesztenskich kr6lowa Maria omawia szeroko pomys}
zbudowana W Rumunji novel stocy, pieknejszej cd
Bukaresztu lepiej pod wzgedem geografcznym POLO
zonej Przysz}a solica stanac podobno pod Braso-
wem W Siedmogrodze. Bankierzy amerykaiscy zgodzi-
sic juz podobno sfinansowac ten projekt zapewnia
kr6lowe ej pobytu Stanach Zjednoczonych, 60
towi So udzelc pozyczke, pod warunkiem wszakze,
tereny tych robot budowlanych zostana i'm oddane
dzierzaWe d}uzszy przeciag SWAT caly zda-
MEM kr6lowej Marji mylnie uwaza4 dotad Ameryka-
now "a ludz prakycznych, ale bez polotu, tymczasem
kr6owa przekona}a sic swego pobytu Stanach
Zjednoczonych, re serdecznosc ich ME granc nj
czego oni tax ME pragna jak okacji do stworzena
dow budowlanych przemyslowych w Rumunj Krolo-
wa ME moze odzafowac, ze ME pozna@a Henry Forda
gdyz jest przekonana ten welk organizator pre-
yslu ME potrafby jej odm6wc przenesienia niekt6-
rych swych zakiad6W do Rumunji F@.@ q II.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22

Zasladajacy W noWym rzadzie niemieckm mac jona-
lisci niezadowoleni kompromsu sprawie twierdz
mad granca polska - SO przeciwni zawierdzeniu go.
Wyrazaja obawe re tenn tie got6w nasapic roz}anl.
Nacjonalisc twerdza, re Niemcy ME powinny zgodzc
sic zburzenie nawet ednego fortu Ia ustepswo wi
MIA on Stresemanna i ME chca przyjac ME sebe
odpowiedzalnosc
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22

jego urzedowania, ponewaz pierwsze jego urzedowa-
ME by1o zastepstwem zmar}ego prezydena Hardnga a
dopero teraz koiczyc bedzie sw6j wasciwy pierwszy
ternin.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22
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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-02-22
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Ktos to dowodzif, ze mal
zenstwo jest najdrozszym
kursem wychowania kobie-
ty.
4 81
Me place., re ME jestes
zona Prezydenta, bo mo-
zesz smia4o isc 20 zakup-
ma.
y x
Kto zwyk4 sie. che4pic
.swoja uczciwosciay ten ME
zawsze jest uczciwym.
Jak ma niebie widzimy
przelotne chmury kr6tkie
przeb4yski slonca, tax i w
zyciu znajdziemy chwilowe
poryWy serca i krotkie unie
sienia ducha.
x j:
"Susi' chcieliby mas ura-
.czyc denaturoWana wolno-
scia osobista.
ktO ME straci roZumu
przy pieknej kobiecie, ten
go chyba wcale ME posia-
da.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

Hartford Twelve hundred Odd Fellows see class of 125 given sec- ond degree.
 New Haven-Man believed to be Frank Gaynor fatally injured when he falls in street.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03
50 BANDITS DIE
 IN MARINE CLASH
Nicaraguan Fighting Continues
 With Many Fatalities

Managua, Mic, Nov. 3 R-Con- tinuing their search for two missing marine corps aviators, combined combat patrol of United States Marines and National Guardsmen have fought two more engagements with Nicaraguan irregulars, in which sixty of the guerillas were killed or wounded. One marine was wounded by flying glass from a bomb hurled by the bandits and two guardsmen were killed.
 Combat patrols have been search ing the region near Fl Chipote, de- partment of Neuva Segovia, ever since early in October when Second Lieut.. E. A. Thomas and Sergeant Frank Dowdell engaged in bombing followers of the rebel General Au- gusto Sandino, crashed in their plane and disappeared Hope that they are still alive continues here and the search for them is being actively pushed. There have been frequent encounters between the . bandits and these patrols.
 The latest encounter took place about six miles east of Jicaro when the patrol encountered 25O guerillas.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

Woodbury-Leroy Thomson, avia- tor killed in New Jersey plane crash, buried with honors by townspeople.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

A fierce battle ensued and, within the brief space of>35 minutes, sixty of the bandits had been killed or wounded.
 On the afternoon of the same day, the patrol, then about three miles from Jicaro, was ambushed by an other bandit gang. A few minutes of fighting ensued. The patrol, all though heavily outnumbered, scat tered the guerillas. There were no known casualties on either side
 The combat patrol was command d by Lieutenants c. J. Chappell and Moses J. Gould. United States ma rine corps, who recently engaged the irregulars in three hour battle in which cavalary and airplanes par ticipated. Five bandits were killed in Nkounter and several wounded.
 Previous 10 that encounter, 67 ir- regulars were killed in severe fight irg which occurred when 300 ban dits closed in on patrol of 40 marines and constabulary from three sides. The marines cut their way out with great difficulty as the bandits were armed with machine guns and dynamite bombs. There were no casualties among the ma rines but four members of the Na- tional Guard were killed.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03
DRIVERS NARROWED IN WESTERN STORM
Several Bus Passengers Reported
 Suffering in Blizzard

Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov. tPt- \ three day blizzard along the Con tinental Divide in western Wyoming today left upwards Of 75 motorists marooned at Medicine Bow while many tourists were forced to aban- don automobiles at other points.
 There were reports that several passengers on a bus operating be- tween Laramie and Medicine Bow were injured when the machine ov- erturned, but there was nothing to indicate any passengers was in a serious condition. A driver of an other bus was burned and the pas sengers forced into the snow when the car struck a high tension wire. The passengers were taken to Medi- cine bow.
 Many persons who abandoned automobiles at Laramie and Rocky Springs. Wyo., arrived here today.
 Rumors that a plane bearing Mrs. Waldo Johnston of Cooperstown. N. Y, to Los Angeles. had been lost. were dispelled when the ship arrived here five hours overdue. The pilot said he fought head winds of 40 to 60 miles an hour from Chicago to Sale Lake, and was forced once to refuel Mrs. Johnston was at tempting to keep a dinner engage ment in Los Angeles last night. She will continue today.
 Large crews were at work on highways in western Wyoming and eastern Utah today In the hope Of reaching the motorists at Medicine Bow before night.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03
Thriving City Defies
 The Mighty Shanghai

Shanghai, Nov. (P,-Tsingtao thriving city on the Shantung prov ince coast, north of Shanghai, has issued a challenge which it defies even Shanghai to dispute.
 1slngtao has announced that 1t is the native fashion center for all China and that Tsingtao Chinese arc better dressed than those In other cities. we have the best tailors in China, and the appearance of our people proves it." says Tsingtao. The boast declares that the city has more than 100 tailor shops each en- ploying from 12 to 20 tailors and cutters, and all natives of shantung.
 Shanghai cutters and filters have made no reply to the challenge.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

Hartford-When Clark l.. Hamil- ton is released on parole after serv- ing part of sentence for embez- zling Enfield town funds, he will be ment it is intimated.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03
Death Claims Thirtieth
 Victim in Shotgun War

Pittsburgh, Nov. 3 UP)--Shot- gun warfare in Pittsburgh took an other life early today, running it's toll to more than 30 within a year.
 Louis Sherry, 3S. well known fig ure in the Italian district. was the victim. He was shot while walking on the street with a friend, Rozia Arcadio
 Arcadio told police that an auto mobile drew up to the curb and two of the occupants fired shotguns from inside the curtained car.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03
FLASHES OF LIFE: LUMINOUS GOLF
 BALLS MAKE NIGHT PLAYING SIMPLE

By the Associated Press
 New York - Golfers who have been enjoying the November sum- mer are now enthusiastic over a forecast of all-night golf. Willard J. Boomer has been experimenting on the Van Cortlandt park public links with luminous balls. In pitch dark he walloped eight of them. Four in the fairway were easy to locate and it was not difficult to trace the others in the rough. "I believe we will have all night golf in a short time" says Boomer. He is being aided by Columbia profes- sor in producing the glow.
 Atlanta - The great masters hat is off to the dub. The average golf CT, not the star is keeping the game going, says Bobby Jones. He urges that every city afford opportunity for everybody 10 play without high fees or club dues.
 New York - Out Of jail one of the most energetic Caddies on rec ord now will have plenty of oppor- tuuity for work. The three months sentence imposed on James Moore, 19, for sleeping in the subway has been limited to the five days he served before strangers. stirred by what they regarded as injustice. took steps to have his case reviewed. Be- sides caddying he did order jobs. He slept in the subway at night in or der to save more money and help his mother.
 Philadelphia - John Edmundson, Scotch professional. at the Llanerch Country club, and Albert E. Ricketts second mate of the British steamer Manchester skipper, are under charges because Of the smuggling of six dozen British golf balls and six dozen clubs.
 Ottawa A day for prayer by the rest of the world for the re- demption of Chicago is desired by John Wallace, citizen of Hamilton, Ont. He has telegraphed Prime Minister King, asking him to have action taken by the League of Ma tions.
 New Haven John Rockefeller Prentice, telephone operator and scholar, is also an athlete, He fin ished third in the half mile run in the class games.
 New York - Dickie Loeb of Joliet who was supposed to have a mighty intellect is studying elementary Latin by mail. He is registered in
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03
COULDN'T MAKE TEAM
Bruce Caldwell Unsuccessful with
 Brown Freshman Has Starred

New York, Nov P)-An inter csting sidelight on the earlier ath- letic career of Bruce Caldwell, Yale's great halfback, has come to light.
 It is not generally known that Caldwell matriculated at Brown University but the athletic depart ment of that institution is acutely aware of the fact.
 Caldwell, who had been a star high school athlete at Cumberland, Md, failed to make the freshman team at Brown. He entered Yale in his sophomore year and has been a headliner there ever since. His crowning achievement, so far as Brown is concerned, centers in the fact he made all three of Yale's touchdowns in the 19-o victory of the Ellis over the Iron Men"
 "He couldn't make the team when he was freshman" a football fol- lower remarked today, "but he cer- tainly ruined it when he grew up"
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

| the home department of Columbia university. In ten months he has completed five of 30 lessons. Some students finish the course in four months.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

week. Then he will strike north ward for Laredo and thence to New York
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

students finish the course in four months.
 Frankfurt on Maine, Germany - In the opinion of the Butchers guild, Americans are being imposed on; their frankfurters are coming from some place other than this. Legal proceedings and copyrights are contemplated.
 Chicago Stanley Field is worth a million or so plus one dollar. A member of the Marshall Field fam iy, he ran d steam shovel at cere- monies when ground was broken for an acquarium. The contractor hand ed him one bone, saying: We don't want anyone to work on this job without pay"
 London Judged by space in d supplement of the dictionary of na- tional biography covering l9lc-2I, Joseph Chamberlain was the great est parsonage to die in that period. He is given 32 columns, Kitchener l5, Carnegie ,.
 Danbury-kings daughters choose Norwich for next years meeting place, at closing session of annual convention.
 Nou- Hayop National der Edward P. Spafford installs de- partment of Connecticut officers at American Legion gathering.
 New Haven-Mrs. Ella l.. Mer- chant killed by automobile operated hy Walter M. Sheehan, son-inlaw of $. z. Poli, theatrical magnatc.
 Waterbury Ella Ziltraikais 12, fatally injured by automobile operat- ed by A. E. Kuhn of Oakville. Bridgeport-Connecticut jury sys- tenn ''paves the way for possible miscarria ges of justice" Attorney Benjamin Slade says in argument in superior court on motion to set aside jury verdict of guilty against Dr. NJ. T. Horwitz, accused of illegal opera ton.
 Hartford When Clark l.. Hamil- i ton is released on parole after serv- ing part of sentence for embez- 1 zing Enfield town funds, he will be arrested for other alleged embezzle-
 ment it is intimated.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

Bridgeport-Herbert Loewith of Bridgeport chosen president of Con- necticut Association of Insurance Underwriters at annual meeting.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-03

Bridgeport Diocesan board of Women's Auxiliary to Protestant Episcopal church in Connecticut hears reports in anticipation of diocesan meeting tomorrow.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
WILL
BE STAGED AT.
POOL TONIGHT

A swimming carnival is to be
given at the American legion SWIM
ming pool this evening at O'Clock
with Rex Rice. Caleb Rice arld r,
B. Russellrfass the judges.
+ L. Cross5tf is she announcer and
Albert TIrasager The starter
4 The events arc as follows: 40 I
30 yards, boys t9 IA years.
80 yards spoIys from 15 10 10, years.
'1 80 yards, giffs2 t0@'I4 years. A
TUT sace. M
&C yards, open.
Old clothes race. E;acn entrai1t
Isl hneQiliied4 ton'pring. a. shirt, cap,
pants9 ccat and shoesD.: #t's2# r
4 Diving, open
Starting Monday, June 81, 1927.
Albert Tl1rasller, instructor at the
pool, will give a one weeks course
III swimming free with the excep-
lion s0fG tea cents for admission to
tile pool This course is for boys
and girls <rron IL to Ia years OF age
The lessons for the girls start at y
a. M, ending at $50 a. m, and the
boys start at $50 a.. H., ending at
no. These lessons are for non-sWinl-
lners only.
The free life saving course will
start seen after the Fourth CT July.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
GRAND CANYON
SITE SELECTED
FOR NEW HOTEL.

GRAND CANYON, Ariz., June 22.-
With the definite selection of site
for the location of hotel facilities on
the north rim of the Grand canyon,
immediate steps toward building oper-
ations will be undertaken by the
Union Pacific Railway company, ac-'
cording to d statement made by
Superintendent NJ r. Tilletson upon
his return from conference with
railroad and government officials.
The location decided upon iof the
new hotel development is Bright
Angel point, where there may be
had an unsurpassed view of the
canyon and where existing roads and
trails, as well as other transportation
facilities now under construction and
planned make this the most readily
accessible of any north rim point.
Tentative plans already prepared
involve the construction of a large
central hotel building to contain dim
ING room, kitchen, lobby, recreation
room. etc., and 65 detached cabins as
sleeping quarters for guests. The
buildings throughout will be con-
structed of logs and stone and every
modern hotel facility will be available
for the thousands who annually visit.
the north rim of the canyon by way
of the Kaibab forest.
Detailed plans are now being drawn
up by the architect and surveys are
already in progress It is planned
that construction work will continue
throughout the winter so that the
hotel will be open to receive visitors
bv June, 1923. '
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23

In these days of fast competition
only full -blooded, robust, healthy
people can keep to the front, and
success comes? to those who have the
snap, vigor and magnetism that go
with Wholesome, healthy life.
Don't despair because others forge
ahead of you. Start right now to
regain the health which will help
you progress. A hearty appetite will
restore your energy, build you up
and give you pep"
Thousands have benefited them
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RECORD ENk.lOI,EMENT

FLAGSTAFF, June ~ 0P-Iatest
figures given out by the registrars
office OF the summer school enroll
ment show this years attendance
at the Flagstaff Teachers college to
.urpass all previous records since the
peak was reached 1uring the SUM-
rler of 1922, when more than lpo0
summer students we're enrolled.
With prospects OF the University o.;
Arizona offering its summer scioos
here next year, it is expected that
The local school Will attract l,5OO
students.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
BOWLING SCORES

The American legion took four
points from the De Moiay in last
nights match on the "Y'' alleys.
'J7oyal was high for the American
legion with 548 while Guy Beals
was high for the De Rlojay with GIG.
The total pirnage fer the legion was
1850, and that the DE Molay was
,1469. +, i.
c. Peals, 476. Young, 1893 Cooper,
300; Skies. 600 Total: I46S.
z American Legion: Weiss, 400; Hin
Sons 458;; Hoyal, 548; Stolaroft, 44t.
ITotal: 1850.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
Enjoy. your food
If your appetite is not keen you owe it to
Yourself to take S.S.S. regularly before each
meal. 1t will give you good appetite
as It nourishes your body

selves and kept their bodies in good
repair by occasionally taking course
of S. S. S. 1t helps Nature build
up red corpuscles and it improves
the processes by which the body is
nourished.
S. S. S. is time tried and reliable.
It is made from the roots of fresh
herbs and plants and is prepared in
a scientific way in a modern labora-
tory.
S. S. S. is sold at all good drug
stores in two sizes The larger size
is more conomical.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
indians lIave Missed sneaker

Getting back to the important part
the outiielder plays. the center
fielder in particular, Ihave in mind
the Cleveland club
II. the spring when n passed So
called expert Judgment on the IN
dialis at Lakeland, Fla expressed
tho opinion that theaehtlb's creates,
haLdicap was the passing of IRIS
Speaker. 1 stressed she belief that
no club could lose such an out
standing star without suffering.
Naturally I had ID admire the
Shirt OF the players and officials
when they said the Cub wouldn't
miss Speaker 1t may have been
real " false. enthusiasm,
With tne. season nearly half over,
tive players have essaYed. TO- al Iris
Speakers shoes and nome has come
close TO doing it, WHAT'S mere, the
experiment is still onea see7