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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-02-06
WORKERS PARTY
ACTIVITIES
Subsection BE Executive.
NEW YORK-N Ew JERs.

The executive committee of Subsec-
ton Sc will meet tonight at 6:15 p.
m. at 101 w. 9th st.
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Section l Open Forum.

H. Davis, recently returned from
the Soviet Union will lecture on "How
the Workers Live in Russia" Sunday,
Feb. IL, at $3.50 p. m. at the Section
/ open forum, go St. Marks Place.
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Discuss Nicaragua Tonight.
There will be a discussion Of the
Nicaraguan question tonight at $50
p. m, at 101 w. 9th ST., under the
auspices of Unit 5FD.
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Be Ed 8.

Be FD3 will meet tomorrow at 101
w. 9th st. at p. m.
Evening star., 1928-10-19

bottle TO try. This complimentary
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out charge OF any kind:
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Nobody Loves a
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Folks are amazed at Ironized
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inch slice 1t is rich in protein ;. calcium -.
phosphates. Just the elements needed if
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1t puts solid flesh on growing little bodies
-. hardens teeth :. . builds strong, sturdy
bones and active minds.
You see, We select our ingredients with
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That's why our Merit Bread is so widely
endorsed by dietitians everywhere That's
why it is so delicate and delicious, too.
Children, you'll find, never seem to get
enough. And that goes for the grown-ups,
tool :
Il word of warning
At times you may be urged to accept some
ordinary bread. Think, please, before you
do. When health is at stake, really careful
mother will insist on getting the best every
time.
So let your grocer distinctly understand
that no bread but Merit Bread will satisfy.
Do not trust your family's precious health to
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F St. Mother
Finds Best Plan

When Nature fails you, try and
help yourself by the most natural
method That's the advice OF leading
authorities nowadays; and for over
50 years 1t has been the plan OF the
makers OF California Fig Syrup. The
quick, easy way this. pure. wholcsom
product relieves children OF those
symptoms Of stubborn bowels. such
as headaches. bliouSnesS. coated
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energy. etc, and makes them strong,
energetic and rosy-Chcekcd again.
shows there's no use druSgin2 a
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And Fig Syrup helps give tone and
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are fairly showering on it. A Wash
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Oo5 + ST. NE. enthusias stically de-
clares: My big, fat boy Hugo is now
four. He is strong and energetic and
always romping. give California
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dition. | have used it with him since
babyhood for every cold or upset
spell. 1t always regulates him quick
and starts him 10 eating right and
improving in every way"
Your protection against inferior
substitutes is the word California.
which always appears on the carton
of genuine California Fig Syrup.
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THE EVENING STORY

stand you are not going to marry Rich
after ALL"
Mary lifted candid eyes to his search
ing ones.
"why. I've never thought Of such a
thing!" she replied.
1--WE been led to believe different. y
Wayne said. 1T was all my fault to
begin with. I left those roses l bought
for you at the wrong door. had bet
ter luck with the candy. Then next
day ycu--you acted as II you were
making up to old Mr.. Rich. and /
Mary, will you give me chance to
show you how much I love you t1d
want you?"
Then. without waiting to hear what
she had to say. this quiet, dignif1ed
gentleman bent boldly and kissed her
full on the mouth.
The End.
(Coptrieht, lA2S)
Evening star., 1928-10-19
Old Folks Say Doctor
Caldwell Was Right

/ The basis of treating sickness has
not changed since Dr. Caldwell left
Medical College in 1875, nor since
he placed on the market the laxa-
tive prescription he had used in his
practice, known to druggists and
the public since 1892 as DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin.
Then. the treatment of constipa
ton. biliousnesS, headaches, menta
depression. Indigestion. sour Stom-
ach and other indispositions that
result from constipation was en-.
tirely by means of simple table
laxatives. herbs and roots. These
are still the basis OF DR.. Caldwell,
Syrup Pepsin, which is combina.
ton of SIENNA and other mild laxa.
tive herbs, with pepsin.
The simpler the remedy for con.
stipation the safer for the child anC
for you. and the better fer the gen,
eral health OF all. And as you car
get results in a mild and safe way
by using DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup
Pepsin. why take chances with
strong drugs?
A bottle OF DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin will last a family several
months, and all can use it. 1t is
good for the baby because pleasan,
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free from narcotics. In proper
dose. given in the directions. It is
equally effective at all ages. Elderl,
people will find it especially ideal
All drug stores have the generous
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We would be glad to have you
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mean to you and yours. Just write
your name and address in the spe-
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this announcement and send for A
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Evening star., 1928-10-19
IT'S EASY NOW TO
DUST AND CLEAN
ALL THE CORNERS
Improved triangular shape of
famous O-Cedar Polish Mop
cleans even the most mac
cessible places

Ordinary mops and brushes are
round pegs in square holes when it
comes to cleaning corners of rooms
and closets. But cleaning these
pesky places is no job for the house.
wife equipped witr W improved
triangular O-Cedar Polish Mop.
Into them she goes without mo-
ment's hesitation. No back-hreak-
ing prying and probing. Just once
over. and corners are AS dustless,
cleaning and clean as the broader
surfaces of the floor.
O-CeGar Polish is best when pol
ish mop is to be renewed. 1t is as
famous for floors as it is for fine
furniture and pianos. Useit straight
for mops. For furniture and var
nished surfaces apply it on damp
cloth. Buy O-Cedar Polish Mops
and Polish at hardware. grocery,
drug, department and other stores.
Mops, 75c. 81, s1.25. Polish. 4 Or,
30c: II o., 60c,
Evening star., 1928-10-19
Two Staunton Women Die.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
STAUNTON. Va. october 19.-Miss
Alice woodward. 81 years of age, a
daughter of the late j. N. and Alcinda
Doak woodward. died Tuesday. She is
survived by two sisters, Misses Ella and
Jennie Woodward. with whom she
lived: a brother. w. Burnett woodward
of New York City, and relatives in
Washington. Mrs. Lucy Jane Marks,
IA, died Wednesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. j. M. McCauley, on the
Middlebrook road. She is survived by
the following daughters: Mrs. j. P.
Myers of Staunton, Mrs Minnie Euting,
Richmond; Mrs. G. N. Logan. Augusta
Springs; Mrs. Clyde Weaver of the
county, two sons. Herbert of Fairfield
and William OF New York; two step
sons, James and Rudd Marks of Ra-
phine; stepdaughter Mrs Annie
Sutton of Lexington, and brother,
George Miller of Boston. Va. Mrs.
Marks was the widow of the late Rob-
ert Marks
Evening star., 1928-10-19
PHYSICIAN ENDS LIFE.

DR.. Martin of Chatham, Va, Be-
lieved Dependent over Illness.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHATHAM. Va. October 19.-De-
spondency over continued III health Is
believed to have caused DR.. Raleigh w
Martin to end his life here yesterday
evening with a bullet In his temple.
For six months he had been unable
to carry on his practice. Yesterday he
visited the home of friend and while
there obtained the pistol and shot him.
self. He was a member of distin-
guished Virginia family and unmarried
Evening star., 1928-10-19

Newspaper Men Pensioned.
MONTEV1DEO. October 10 H).-The
Administrative Council has sanctioned
A law granting pensions to newspaper
men and printers.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
...hem abo0e agMis special food is needed

During these years correct feeding is vital. Cal
ories must be provided for energy and growth
:. proteins for muscle . :. . calcium for bones
and teeth.
Thus largely for its dietetic worth Merit
Bread is now being widely adopted. 1t is
bread rich in calories. Literally packed with
health. And yet remarkably delicious, too.
You see, we set out years ago to make
Merit an energy food.
So we consulted cooking experts and dieti-
tians tried recipe after recipe. and finally
created bread with ia calories in every half
Evening star., 1928-10-19
Two Injured by Autos.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HERNDON. Va, october l9.-Mrs. K
A. Poston suffered cuts and bruises
when the automobile of her husband
and another machine collided last night
near Chantilly The 3-year-old daughter
of Dewey Mock was injured in the yard
of the Mock home late yesterday when
an automobile started prematurely while
being cranked by George Jones, 1t is
said, and she was run over.
Glare Board Of Health Is protesting
against chariot races" of auto busses
on highways OF ireland.
Evening star., 1928-10-19

Sensible mothers dre urged to give this
advertisement a careful reading. 1t offers
a remarkable bread now widely endorsed
BY dietitians for its high caloric value.
THE critical years in child development,
l. according to Ptesent.day dietitians, are be-
tween the ages offour and fourteen. 1t is then
that habits are formed minds are deves
oped :. bodies are built sturdy and strong.
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TAniE InIANn.

DfHctnns s0liikrCu alnHspk, ~ htIs tha hsst
" ne msfhet An#ty snt iahdns sts'A
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YF'EkfTftRF II ali kiods wanted. b<st ofinrs
ssiG ChtdtAl furniture % 43o La ave
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wANTEn-RoNMs AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN wants room and board with
good reliable family: must have use OF
piano for vocal practice: give particulars.
Address Box 209.A. Star Office. -.
GENTLEMAN and mother wish two con-
meeting rooms. with hoard. 2nd floor: George
town preferred state price Address !: n.
care Eaton Co. 1910 Vermont ave Wagh.
!! NCHEI.UR desires quiet home. with break
fHsts and garage: Wisconsin ave. or adia-
cent TERRITORY IN Georgetown. Address Box
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Ef,H krTrEg Want u DAY n''daf r''f'o os+I
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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.:tM,Ns AND HOARD.

We specialize in living accommodations for
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-05
Club That Beats Us viii
VIM Stand of Man.
ager.
INFIELD NOT WEAK
Pitching Will Be Better, Is
Prediction.
copyright, 1928. by United Press

Copyright, 1928. by United Press)
KANSAS CITY, April 5.-"The
club that beats us will win the
National League pennant," Joe Nc
Carthy, manager Of the Chicago
Cubs told the United Press here to-
day.
We've strengthened our club
considerably and when we get on
top this time we'll stay there" he
continued. 1t will be remembered
that the Cubs led the National
League race all during August last
year only to collapse and fall away
to fourth place.
Mccarthy believes his club has
the power for a sustained drive this
season and will not crack as it did
in 1927.
Asked if he thought the trade
which sent Sparky Adams to the
Pirates in exchange for Cuyler had
weakened the Cubs inf1eld, Nc
Carthy said;
II wouldn't have made any such
trade if I thought it would have
hurt our club. Our infield suits me
fine. Fred Mcguire and Norman Nc
MILAN will be able to take care of
second base and young Woody Eng
lish, at short stop, will be better
than ever this year. He's only p
and bound to get better each sea-
son.
The Cubs pitching will be better
this season, Mccarthy predicted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-05
One Vacancy
Remains on
Legion Card
Captain Clark Seeks 0p-
ponent for Cincinnati Pug
for Tuesday.

With one vacancy in the card,
Captain Clark today announced the
program for next Tuesday nights
Legion show at the Armory. The
spot which still is held open is in
the top SiX-rounder, an opponent
being sought for one Elmer Bezenah
of Cincinnati, a 135-pound pug. The
card as far as completed is as
follows:
Ten Roqnds-TT9ny Ross; Pittsburgh,
vs.. Jack Kane, Chicago; 13S pounds.
Ten ROundS-Kid LenchO, Mexico, VS..
Babe Keller, Toledo; 11S pounds.
SIX Rounds-Elmer Bezenah. Cincin-
pounds.
Six Rounds-Kid Nacho Mexico. VS..
Eddie Roberts, Indianapolis; Is pounds
:. Four Rounds-Chuck TempletOn, Sui
Ivan, VS.. Jack Simms, Pittsburgh; 1I6
pounds.
Captain Clark stated today that
his search among the local cauIi-
flower performers for an opponent
for Bezenah had been fruitless.
Clark left Wednesday night for Chi
cago in an effort to sign an OPP
ponent for the Cincy fighter. Be
fore leaving he said he had in mind
Jack Mccarthy, a 135-pounder in
the Eddie Station stable, who might
be willing to step into the breach.
With Eddie Roberts and Kid Ma
cho in the first six-round fray, the
fans can look for lots of action, and
the four-round curtain-rasier brings
back Chuck TempletUn of Sullivan
against a newcomer in Jack SimmS
of Pittsburgh.
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Mccarthy Expects Chicago Cubs TO Lead National League Chase
III. Team Heads
South; Opposes
u. ofCincyMne

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April S.
Indiana University's baseball squad
was on its way south today for its
annual southern training trip. In
vaded by illness, the team is not
expected to have its full strength
available until the Big Ten Con-
ference season is under way April
II at Ohio State.
Pitcher Paugh and First Baseman
Correll will not be able to get back
in form until the Big Ten schedule
is opened. Both men we're victims
Of the mumps, and have not been
permitted to take any chances by
over exerting themselves in early
training.
The Hoosiers we're to begin their
playing this afternoon at Cincin-
natl with a game with the U. of
Cincinnati. Other games on the
trip are:
April 6. birmingham Southern. at
Birmingham. Ala.
April Q. loft. Benning. at TT. Benning,
April 11-Marysville College, at Marys-
vile. Tenn.
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3 Cue Stars
Unbeaten in
Big Tourney
Layton Leads in National
Three Cushion Billiard
Meet.

CHICAGO, April 5--Only three
entrants remained undefeated when
the fourth session Of the National
three cushion billiard tournament
opened here this afternoon.
John Layton, st. Louis, by virtue
Of 50-to-30 victory Wednesday
over Charles Weston, Pittsburgh,
led the standing with two victories.
Willie Hoppe and Allen Hall we're
tied for second position with one
victory each.
Earl Lookabaugh contributed the
upset of Wednesday nights play by
defeating Otto Reiselt, Philadelphia,
defending champion, so to IL, in So
innings.
In the afternoon matches, George
CopuloS, Detroit, defeated Leonard
Kenney, so to SO, in SO innings, and
Otto Kieckhefer, Chicago, defeated
Arthur Thurnblad, Chicago, SO to
IS, in 81 innings.