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MRS. CLOTH TO GO ON TRIAL
TOMORROW FOR SHOOTING
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Mrs Cloth shot her husband
through the chest as he stood-con.
versing with her mother on the
porch OF The iatter's home.
On February 3. Mrs. Cloth mad
her husband arrested in an apart
ment in the 1900 block Of Kenyon
st. Cloth and a young woman
were taken to the station house
4 statutory charge was placed
against him but before il was
brought to trial the shooting
occurred.
Cloth was In the hospital num-
her of weeks AS a result Of the
shooting. He has been quoted AS
saving he will not prosecute his
wife.
Had Wife Traiied
After the shooting, it developed
that Cloth had hired private de-
tective to trail his wife. and that
on the morning of March the de-
tective is said to have called him
ny long -distance. and told him he
had photogrG phic evidence against
her.
Cloth Is said to have gone to his
wife's home to tell her he intended
to stop paying alimony. and that
while telling her mother about it the
enraged wife shot him.
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Mrs. Marjorie Cloth, indicted on
a charge of felonious assault grow
ing out of the shooting OF her hus-
band William G. Cloth, Common
wealth's attorney for Arlington
county, will go on trial tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock in the AR
lington County Circuit Court Judge
Howard w Smith of the Alexan-
dria Corporation Court, acting cir.
cult judge. will preside
Mrs. Cloth has retained an inn
pressive array of defense counsel.
Louis Wendenhurg. of Richmond
one OF the best known criminal
lawyers in the Virginia capital
probably will head the defense. l..
{. McNemar and If. Smith Rucker
OF Arlington county, will assist him.
As he defendant IL the wife Of
the commonwealth attorney and as
Mr.. Cloth himself will he the star
witness for the prosecution. the
duties OF states attorney will he
turned over to Albert Bryant, of
Alexandra, corpora ton attorney for
the municipality.
ShOt March
Fne marital troubles of the Cloths
reached n climax March Z when
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BOSTON, June q. The
Griffs and Red Sox found
pleasant weather conditions to-
day for their first Of three sue
-eessive doubleheaders at Fen
way Park. A good sized crowd
Of fans turned out to en-
courage the Carrigan elan IN
its effort to break back into
the first division.
The HaTrismen had little
trouble getting started and lost the
opening game. Bobby Burke OPP
posed Charley Rnffing. Burke had
bad fifth inning in which the
Sox piled up a comfortable lead.
I4isenbee followed him on the
mound.
First Inning
WASHINGTON Gerber threw
out Rice. Williams took Harris
fly on foul line. Barnes sent a
long fly TO Flagstead. No runs,
no hits. no errors, none left.
t'lagstead flied to Cos,
lin in short left. GosIin took Myers
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column g.
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MANTELL D I s
IN JERSEY
HOME

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, n. u,
June ~ Robert B. Mantell, noted
Snakespearean Actor, died shortly
after noon today at his country
nome. ''Brucewood, here.
with Mantell when he died were
his wife, Mrs. Genevieye Hamper
Manten, and their son, Bruce. A
daughter was reported to be on
her way from the Pacific Coast, but
failed To arrive in time to be at her
fathers bed side.
Recently In Washington
Mr.. MantelI suffered a general
breakdown about six weeks ago
while on tour with his Shakes
pearian theatrical company in Bal
timore. Washington and other East
ern cities. This breakdown followed
another less serious, suffered last
winter while the veteran actor and
producer was touring in the West.
For the past week Mr., Manteiis
condition had been regarded as
critical.
Mr.. Mantell was born in irvine,
Ayrshire, Scotland, February Z, 1854,
He made his debut on the profess
sional stage, appearing in his first
role as the sergeant in "Ar.rah-na-
Pogue," at Rochdale, England.
A famous actor once retored. upon
being compilmented on his portrayal
Of King Lear:
Il play Richard. Hamlet andOth-
clio, but bv God, sir, am Lear.
This might have been said OF Man
tells Macbeth. In voice and stature
he was indeed double for the spien.
did barbarian, and his makeup for
the character was always an exact
copy OF the supposed picture of the
ambitious Thane that hangs in Holy
rood Castle.
In the Shakespearian field Mantell
was true leader. He portrayed
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By international News service

by international News Service
LONDON, June 27.-The
death list in. the ill-fated No
bile polar expedition may
reach 10.
Adyices received today re-
vealed. that the body Of the
dirigible Italia was in flames
when last sighted with six.
men aboard. 1t was being
borne in the teeth of a gale
which whipped the flames
over the gigantic gas bag.
This revelation led to gravest
fears that all on board per-
ished.
One member of the expedi-
ton, Vincent Pomella Vim
cenzo Pomelia), was killed IN
the crash of the gOndola on
the ice.
Prof Fem MaImgren and two
comr,aions who set out over the
ice TO try to find land, have been
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column So
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Forget Wet Issue,
Robinson Pleads
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HYATcHN ATSTH
Bv GEORGE r. HOLMES

SAM HOUSTON HALL, HOUSTON. Tex, June 27-
Considerable oil poured today the troubled waters
through which the Democratic National Convention is
sailing toward decision candidates and platform
Senator Joe Robinson of Arkansas, himself likely
running mate for Gov. Al Smith, assumed command OF
the convention permanent chairman and his hrst act
make forcefu plea to the delegates not to re-
peat the great bIunder of Madison Square Garden
'FJned we can win the burden of his speech 1t
reflected sober conempatve Judgment OF majority OF
Democratic leaders who determined mere mat thee
shall be no division over only real controversy that beseS
this neutrality-suspicious.. a..
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Mrs. Dora Feldman
Suing for Divorce

Leo n. FeIdman. Of the / 500 block
Trinidad Ave. n. f., is being sued
for limited divorce by his wife.
Mrs. Dora FeIdman of the 800
block r st. \. w, on grounds OF
cruelty and neglect. The couple
were married July 10, 1921, end
have two children.
Attorney Samuel V. Cusack sp-
peared for the wife.
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AnvERTIsEMENT

81. 90 ROUND TRIP TO RICHMOND
via RF&P, JULY 81. HOLIDAY Elk
CURSION.
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For is minutes the convention
was a mob. 1t was in an uproar
with several fights on the floor
that necessitated the summoning
of burly Texas policemen with clubs
a-flying to quell.
The melee started when Senator
Joseph Il. Robinson OF Arkansas,
the permanent chairman and prob
able Vice President nominee, in con-
Guiding his opening speech, spoke
OF religion in politics. 1T was a
direct hint al the Smith candidacy.
and it was as il match had been
applied to the powder barrel Of the
conventions feelings.
Jefferson" said Robinson. "glor.
led in the Virginia statute Of re-
ligious freedom"
There was a yell and the yell be-
came roar, as the significance OF
Robinson's remarks sunk in. He
raised his hand for silence and
went on:
Bedlam Breaks Out
t'He gloried in that provision Of
the Constitution that no religious
affiliation will ever be required Of
any man as a qualification for pub
lie Office
II brought them to their feet
cheering madly, and in a fraction
OF q second the convention was
off on a wild, mad spree that for
a few moments sincerely frightened
those who stood on the platform
and looked down upon 1t.
The more enthusiastic supporters
of the New York governor were
already in the aisles with their
state standards, starting a wild pa
rade through the aisles. State after
State fell in as the procession
surged along.
Four Southern States--North
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS
BST RACE -Five-eighths mile,

FIRST RACE --Five-eighths mile,
We 81. e. MergIer) .... ST. Al Fl
Take Your Time (Ffsher) Al FL
Sea Bright (Hicks)57.. s-T
Beau wrack. Chatter, Grey HAWh
Recognition. Hide And Seek. Lady
Peggy, Abingdon, Irish Holiday, Grey
March, Fatigue. Roseiing, Miss Para
disc, and Please also ran. Time, 1902 Is
SECOND RACE-Steeplechsse
Bangle tBostwick) ...... I'll Ell rs
Rabel (CrawfoTd) 49,. Ia Is
FTsdden Rock lJeffcott) >. 5
Ragweed and BE Fair also ran. Time,
A:os.
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prohibition party" he asserted.
"Neither is it an anti-prohihition
party. Democrats have always di-
vided on the question OF prohibit
ton
In this situation, ne declared, the
sensible thing for the Democrats
Continued on Page Z. Column p
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ARLINGTON RESULTS

FIRST RACE Five -eigh ths mile.
Christie Flanagan
(Peternenb ......... Si462 ,&5.24 33.aA
Jack Haskell d1andD. s.36 Az
hoe Marshall (Jonasb.. t.10
Suitor, War Time and George Mar
shall also ran. Time. los AS.
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BANK STATEMENTS

Washington Clearing House
81. 4OO. 338.2O.
New York Clearing House bal
ance. $4,000. 900.
New York Clearing House Ak.
changes, 1885, 900, 900.
Treasury balance. S2sS.9i1.
72S.49.
Customs receipts. SS6,O14,65O.17.
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United we can win" was the
burden of his speech. 1t reflected
the sober. COntemplatiVe judgment
of ma Ority of the Democratic
leaders who are determined here
that there shall he no division over
the only real controversy that be-
sets this convention--prohibit
1.-The Democratic party ii not a
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BY GEORGE r. HOLMES

SAM HOUSTON HALL, HOUSTON, Tex, June 21--For the
brief space today the Houston convention
carried tumuous days of Madison Square Garden
only this time Of Gov, All Smith in
command and Of the widest demonstrations that any
xention Of frendlnes to his candidacy.
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LAT0NIA RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Three- quarters mile
Exile tPoolD ....... s5,7G A.3S IS 80
Enthusiastic Edward
1AbelJ ........ 500 a.A2
Queen Clara fDHbnisD 3.34
0wena+ Lady Goa Ter Katherine W.
Manuslna Everlasting and Mary Hume
also ran. Time. Ills.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
: Kol 'ko ma Varsava obyvate-

Iov. (CEPS) Podl'a posledneho
scitania z roku 1926 Varsava, hi.
mesto Pol'ska, ma lois, 900 oby-
vatel'oy. Rokusl9l4, pred vypuk.
nutim vojny, Vhrsava mala $751;
600 obyvatel', takze vzrast jej cd
tel DOLBY ME je vel'ky. Pricinou
toho sii ovsem t'azke rany, ktory-
mi bola Varsava zasiahnuta "a
valky. Pokles obyvatel 'stva v ro-
koch 1915 do 1918 boil zarazaj1ci,
lebo pocet imrtf presiahol pocet
narodeni o $4,000. Zvlaste neblahy
sbshpre hlavne mesto Pol ska rok
1917, kedy reobmedzene vladli
nemeckf okupanti v tom roku
zomrelo vo VarSave priblizne 35,-
600 osob 5000 obyvatel'ov sa
vyst 'ahoulo, takze pocet obyva-
3 \
tel l'stva poklesol temer o 100000,
kdezto pocet narodeni tom roku
Dol tax nepatrny, ze vobec nepa-
dial ma vahu. Rok 1918 priniesol
ovsem RICHLY obrat, lebo ma sklon-
ku roku prislo a trvale sa usadilo
vo Varsave 125,OO0 osab. Al pocet
.narodenl rychle st1pal a roku
1920 presiahol Nv 27,OOO.
Smie bolsevik nosit' lrava-
tn! Otazka, ci je slu6itel ne S DO
vinnost 'ou praveho bolsevika. A.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11
ZAUJfMAvOsTI.
ovocie dobreho priatel 'stv,

ovocie dobreho priatel 'stva.
Opravdeys priatel 'stvo je Y dnes-
nej dobe yel'mi vzacne. Americka
tlae vsak moze zaznamenat hi
storiu verreho d obaaveho pria..
tel 'stva DOLBY najnsFsej. Bdgar
A. Davis q Frank Sc eiberling
boil cd detstva pfisassta. Neskop.
Sic Davis odisiel nan matru, kde
docielil dobrych vyt kov ma gu
movych plaqta6ach. Ked' sa po
10 rokoch vratil, investoval cely
svoj majetok do texaskych olejo-
vych poll. Ausak zk1Eobne vrtby
neviedly k naprosto ziadnym W.
sledkom, olej sa neobjavil. Davis
ocitnul sa ' nebezpeci, 6e pre- ne
dostatok prevoznych prostriedkov
a kapitalu bude musiet' zastavit
pokusne yrtby, 0 znamenalo ztra-
tn celeho saajetku. v tejto tiesni
priskeNi m ~ pomoc jeho pria-
tel SeihprliAg. Tento pozical svoj-
mu priatel 'ovi cely svoj kapAil '
obnose 81 90 dol6rqy, aby umof-
ia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-11

jednym "aRlagom" jeden MIA
dy vysoky muz, pri nom mlada
zenieka a jedno male pat '-sest
rocne dieycatko. Divali sa dlho,
dlho ma vystavene tam yeci = tax
po tom, ako po dedinskom stri-
hu ich obleku hned' prislo pozna-
menat', re s1 z dediny, alebo 2
maleho mestecka.
Pozrel som lepsie po Mich, a
cudna nahoda, Dol to prave on,
mas Jandak so svojou Jankou .ba
al deviation, mojou to krst-
nOu. .-.-' +. ..
- Pozri, prave no tam mas,
drcnul som veterana juristu do
boku.
On chcel letet "a MIN.
- Nechaj no, odvrknul som ma
memo. VidiS, re je tn familiou.
X tomu we'd, Ee sa on uH dnes
celkom premenil, nepije, nefajcf,
ale stal sa celkom takym tichyan
domacim zvierat 'om ako sn ini
muzovia. Co by 81 no nadarmo
vyrusoval. g.
Odtiahol som no teda a ISL
SINE d'alej, nechcel som, ably SINE
sa stretli. Bol by mu totM ten po-
chaby Ksinan doista sIoMenul
moju vypravku chudak Jandak
by sa boil iste sam zaeudoval, ke-
by mu Dol povedal, be on NAL ke-
dysi zapalenie srdca.
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NIL q aisle nj Aadanle OleJOvych pra
meilov. Pri novych vrtbach boly
objavene slime zdroje oleja, tax
Davis mohol svoj majetok predat
"a IL milionov dolarov spolocnosti
Standard Oil Company. Medzitym
Seiberling utvoril inn spolocnost
pod firmou Seiberling Rubber Co.
ktorej podnikanie sa vsak "a ce-
lych Sest rokov stretalo MEDIA
rom. Teraz vypomohol zas Davis
svojmu priatel'ovi pozieajnc mu
bez akychkol 'vek zaruk 6 Milo
nov dolarov. I tento raz bola pria-
tel'ska sluzba lbohato odmenena.
Seiberling Rubber Co. dociedila
behom roku cisteho zisku 1856
707 dolarov a pred niekol 'kymi
dGami boil Frank A. Seiberling v
stave vratit svojmu obetavemu
priatel 'ovi celn pozisanii sunni 6
milionov dolarov.
Snatky so stromami. Nedav-
no konal sa v Ahmedabadu Tn
dii pozoruhodny snatok. Nevestou
bola dcera jedneho brahma, co ME
je mic nezvyk&ho, tym original
neBi vsak Dol szenich", totM
svaty figovy strom. Podobne sna-
tky so stromami sh niektorych
indickych saktach ma dennom po-
riadku. Pre- zeny nemoze byt' to-
tM mic horsieho ako zostat' slo-
bodnou ably boly chranene pred
opovrhnutfm, ktore toho vyply-
va, vydavajd sa dievcata, ktore
ma pr. nasledkom kiahni osleply,
alebo incl priciny nemajd w
hl'adu ma snatok, vel'mi caste "a
stromy. Ked' niektory muz dva-
krat ovdovel a hodla sa este po
tretf raz ozenit pojme no strach,
ze by jeho tretia zena mohla 20
mriet'. Preto snazl sa odvrStit'
IsH osud, ktory prenasleduje jeho
manhelky. Neni sa najpred ba-
nanoynikom .alebo inym stromom,
pri Com sa zachovavajd vsetky O.
brady a zvyky obyGajneho snatku.
Pc svadbe potion je jeho "noyo-
manzelka" podt 'ata oplakana.
lynn uvol'n 81 cestu pre- skutoe-
ny siiatok, lebo jeho nova manzel-
ka je uz oslobodena cd vliyov
tzlych mocnosti Dieveat&, ktore
nenajdn -vhodn6ho man6ela, vyda-
lyajd sa nielen "a stromy, trebars
ze So tymto dava prednost ale
"a mec, LUX, alebo my neEivy
precinct. ti doslo u tiez ( roz.
vodu nialhtoreho takeho snatku o
tom dc.ial' nieto zpr6v.
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zlPALEN1E sRDCA
Dr.. Janko Hodal.
lHumoresk.)

= + + - i l..
NeroMmies!
- Me.
Hja, pravda, II laikov j
vsetko len zapalenie, al toto. Vsaf
vlastne kaEdy blazon kto sa "a
l'dbi, sa al akosi zapali ma teda
zapalenie srdca. Kto k tomu este
al omdlieva, jake Cyril ten no ma
y stnpn'ovanej miere.
Zaeal som vec trochu chapat'
A co mu predpfsess
Jeden liter vody a til Janku.
Vodu jako vodu, ale jak do
staneme to dievca, odpovedal som
ia skriabajic sa "a uchom.
Tam ie kr6ah, bG pre- yodu a
potom poletis pre- Janku. Dokial
prfdes cd nej, ia ho vol 'ajako
vzkriesim. Vsak vymysli po ceste
vol 'aco.
Vodu som doniesol "a okamih
a notion bezal ku Petrasom. Tam
prave zazihali lampu slecna
Janka 81 obuvala papuce-
- Pre- boha, chytro sleeinka,
pan Jandak uN skonava, krieal
som, vzraziac do dvier.
- Co, co? vykrikala ona nal "a
kano. -.
Spomfnal vas akysi list hned
zamdlel. Lekar no daromne krie-
81. Dostal akisi strasnii nemoc.
zapalenie srdca, ak Wy nepridete,
TAX je bozi. -.
- Ach Boze, predsa ma len rad
NAL. a co som mu ia chudakovi
vykonala. a-|
VidE ty sprostana, vsalS
som ii hovorila, ably 81 mu neear-
bala take hlflpoty karala in
matka.
Ano, hovorili, vsak ste mi
mohli dat lepsie naueenie.
= Ale nechajte slecinka, len
pod'te rychlo.
= Ale jako, we'd som w papu
ciach.
Mic "a to vsak ie az yecer.
- Ale co povedia l'udis9
Ze ste milosrdna. Vidfte tam
mozete naraz prekonat' vsetkych
sedem telesnych a dusevnych mi
losrdenstiev. Este odznelo par
otazok odpovedi, ale koneGne
beEali SINE obidva k nasmu cho-
remu.
Cyril az ticho stonal, ked' SINE
vstfrpfli. Lekar sedel pri nom a
d6razne zacal zmtirkat' ma Janku.
- Pravda sle6inka, wv ste no
len ma probu vzaly, ci vas miluje
pytal sa iej lekar.
Ano, Cyrilko, len neumrite,
vsak ia vas rada nam, septalo
ch1d "a nal 'akano.
- Ach, pod pod bliasie anjel
moi, stonal Ease on ami hrobu.
Doktor ma drcnul trochu do
boku a kyyvnul mi, ably SINE ISL
Won, naco vDdialili SINE sa obidva
nechaj1c ich samych.
Par minnt prechadzali SINE sa
po chodbe, ma co poculi SINE tam
v n1tri akysi smieeh. Neviem ci
sa to N bozkavali ale pre- lepsiu
istotu zaklopali SINE teda opat
ma dvere.
Ona stala ticho pri nom maca-
jiic mu hlavu a dfvaj1c sa milo
ma neho. Dostala tax sa ida al o.
ma to zapalenie srdca, len ze bez
omdlenia-
Ale naeo sirit reel, asi mesiac
bolo veselie a asi o rok krstenie
a ia stal som sa obidvom VAST
nym kmotrom.
No, vcul, Wy pupaci, povedzte
mi, ci nejestvuje to zapalenie srd-
ca, obratil som sa k mojim poslu-
cha1om hl'adiac ma Mich Wit t'azo-
slavne, ami Napoleon.
Vsetcia pocuvali.
ia, ia, tax je to, kto sa "a
kazdou blazni, tomu potion ami
jedna neverf "a to ami vtedy ME,
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by nosil kravatu, je podl'a zpra-
Wy "Pravdy' V Rusku prave hor-
live pretriasana. Komunisticka
mladez zaujfma sa zrejme Wac O
tento modny problem a'ko o inc
veci a nazory sli znaene nejednot-
ne. Jeden mlady robotnik pise !:
"Najprv 81 clovek uviaEe krava-
tn, potom ide do kina, potion 81
k1pi klietku kanarikom, uci sa
tancit je pre- stranu ztrateny.'
Kravata sa poklada tedy "a zaGia-
tok vsetkeho zla lenosti. Sl
vsak tiez horlivi obhajci kravat,
ktori pripominaj1, lie sam Karol
Marx le ma fotografiach zobraze-
ny kravatou a ze ami Kalinin sa
tohoto prepychu nezrieka, mao
pax no pestuje vel mi napadne.
NaJsllneJSl dOvOd uyled0l vSak v
pojednej dobe jeden 20 zaprisa-
hanych stipencov kravaty;: / Le-
min vraj nosil krayatu. VSetci, co
sa MIN stretavali vo Svajciarsku
pozorovali, re boil vel mi korekt-I
ne obleeeny nikdy sa neobjavil
ma verejnosti bez kravaty.
Prosfm, Wy racite byt' pan
vrdhny rada Vejrostek?
- Ach, ME prosim, ia uz tretiu
noe cestujem a preto vyzeram tax
DiDe. Ryl.
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gins at st. Petersburg, traversing
the State in a northeasterly direc-
ton to .Daytona, on the east coast.
1t goes through Tampa, Plant City,
Lakeland, Orlando, Sanford and
DeLand, making the run in nine
hours.
A new route is being opened be-
tween Miami and FIT. Myers, direct
ly across the Everglades on the
Tamiami Trail.
There are various additional ways
of crossing the State by motor stage,
the whole system forming something
of a tangled skein.
Between Florida and New York,
long distance stages are running,
with overnight stops, but the ex-
pansion of this highway transpor-
tation service has been slow pending
road construction in Georgia
especially.
Stages have been operated ir-
regularly between Miami and New
York, sometimes once a week, dur
ing the past winter. The stage
leaving New York City on Saturday
morning is due to arrive at Miami
the following Thursday evening.
It's route passes through Philadel-
phia, Washington, Richmond, Dur
ham ,Asheville, Augusta, Waycross,
Jacksonville and down the east
coast.
North of New York. motor stage
transportation along the coast re-
Sumes its fast and high-powered
aspects Many stage lines ply be-
tween New York and Boston, day
and night, and some of them now
have terminal on the roof of
buildin gin the outskirts of New
York, where passengers can connect
directly with the elevated lines to
downtown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-10
How Much Water,
Should BabyGct!
"AEamous Authority's Rule
by Ruth Britain
BY Ruth Britain

Baby specialists agree nowadays, that
during the first six months, babies must
have three ounces of fluid per pound of
body weight daily. An eight pound
baby, for instance, needs twenty four
ounces of fluid. Later on the rule is
two ounces Of fluid per pound of body
weight The amount of fluid absorbed
by a breast fed baby is best determined
by weighing him before and after feed
ing for the whole day; and it is easily
calculated for the bottle fed one. Then
make up any deficiency with water
Giving baby sufficient water often
relieves his feverish, crying, upset and
restless spells. If it doesn't, give him
a few drops of Fletcher's Castora. For
these and other ills of babies and chill
dren such IS coli". cholera, diarrhea,
gas on stomach and bowels, cOnstipa-
ton, sour stomach, loss of sleep, un-
dcrweight, etc, leading physicians say
there's nothing so effective. 1t is pure
ly yegctablc-the recipe is on the wrap
per-and millions of mothers have de-
pended on it in over thirty years of ever
increasing use. 1t regulates babys bow
els, makes him sleep and eat right, en-
abes him to get fun nourishment from
his food, so he increases in weight as he
should. With each package you get a
book on Motherhood worth its weight
in gold.
Just a word of caution Look for the
signature of Chas II. Fletcher on the
package so you'll be sure to get the
genuine. The forty cent bottles con-
tain thirty five ses.-Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-10
1T THE
New Low Price
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THE utmost comfort in
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