davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
oH1.AS KAToIfcKEHo $40.
vENsKEHo STUDENTsTvA.

Poveda sa, ze slovensky duch
je odsddeny ma smrt'. ti my, slo-
venskf studenti, name sa ma to df-
vat a doyolit mu zahynnt Mel
zneje rychle vasa nasa od-I
poved'. Je len jedna sila, ktora
zachrani nasl slovensk1 rec ma.
Sc ideale, a tou mocou je katoll-
cke slovenske studentstvo, ktore
je sdruzene a lStorom spociva
dusa nasho naroda.
Zdviham svoj APPEL k yam, slo-
venski spolu-studenti a Student
ky, lebo zodpovednost "a zacho-
vavanie naslch slovenskych idea
Low spoclva na vas. Mala koopera-
cia vasej strany nami zachra-
nj ich pre- budncnost S vasej
strany mech bude umysl 'om iba
vasa povinnost' s'Stanem sa Gle
nom alebo clenlynou Sdruzenia
SLOW. Kat. Studentov teraz a o.
stanem v nom, lebo to Sdruzenle
ma potrebuje!''
| Moi APPEL sd este nezastavl tuna
lebo muslin este napomennt ma
sich terajsich clenov a clenkyne
ze i oni tiez majd zodpovednost
Muslin vas upovedomit' ze IDA
nasej kampane IA 1000 clenov
| 5000 predplatitel 'ov ma mas caso
| pis Furdek nplne ma vas spociya
| Vsetci mllslme pracovat elm via
! a co najlepsie mozeme. Vsetko t
mozeme vykonat, Vasou pomt
cou, lebo len S VaSou pomocou j
dilN mozno nasu silu zabezpecit
Ked takto smysl anne a takto VI
: rime, my musime al wit 'azlt Ii
bo kampan. ktoru SINE my zavi,
dli, je. pre- vseobecne ,dobro 81
! yenskeho naroda. NaSe Sdruzen.
vita kazdeho slovenskeho katOi
e ckeho studenta a Studentku, rim
, skeho alebo greckeho obradu.
/ Sdruzeni neni ustaleny vek. X
: tolicke studentske sdruzenie vi
e do snajstarsieho, vita dnesnel
studenta,. VIOLA tiez bvvaleho. K
/ zdv je vitany, ako student, tax
ten, ktory ua dokoncil svoje Wy
:, she skoly. Chceme a musime ma
}. kazdeho knaza, kazdeho lekara
Y osetrovatel 'ku,, SaHdeho profes
I ra, sucftel'a aNcitel XII vobec K
n zdeho poprednejsieho cloveka, /
Z dom alebo povodom slovenskef
4 Vtedy, len vtedy moHeme BY
a isti, ze duch slovensky zit bu
% ME IA roxy, ale na vely, ako I
e. Sa narodna hymna zneje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
VIDENIE RADIOM Ma
5000 MfL'ovU DIAL 'KU

V stredu vecer po prvy raz pos
lane boly po radio podobizne l'udi
z Londynu do New Yorku. Je to
vynalez, podobny americkemu a
VIOLA sa televisor. Americky vyna-
lez moze dosial' posielat obrazy
len ma memsiu dial ku, ale ang-
licky vynale2 dokazal, re v bu-
ducnosti bude mozno sa nielell
rozpravat l'udmi na tisice mi
vzdialenymi, ale al videt' ich tva'
re. Obraz .je posielany radiom y
podobe zvukovych Win, ktore pri
jimaci aparat zmem ma svetlovt
why.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10

- Kazdy citatel', ktory nam je
dlsen predplatne 20 neviny, do
stane zaplatene "a svoju pr6eu
All my lep to ziadame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
:. Ubytok snatkov vo Viedni

ODytOk SudthOv w sIOuAA'
(GEPS) Zjayom, hodnym povsim-
nutia je, ako vo Viedni ubyva
slatkov. Roku 1920 bolo tu uza-
vrete este 30, O,136, ale sest ro-
kov neskorsie nz len 16,288 snat-
kov. Podl'a tohorocneho odhadu
zmenSi s,a tento pocet este asi Q
1900, o ktore cislo snatky vo Vie
dni ubyvaj1 tryale uz Cd i. 1924
Ak pojtle vyyoj-vo Viedni takto
d 'alej, tax 0 13 rokov viedenska
snatkoya statistika nebude sa
moct vykazat ami jedinym snat-
kom. Viedenaci nielen ze sa me-
neg zenia, ale zenia sa i obozret.
nejsie. w dnes v katolfckej We'd.
nj je tatiz kaEdy treti s1atok ci-
yilny,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
AKo 81 UcHRANIr zDRAvIE9
Inventar vasho zdravia.
f. u. I. s..

- = - 4. ". 4
Ci vas vol'akedy napadlo, abyl
ste, aspon raz "a rok, uvazovali 9
svojom zdravi9 Ci ste 81 wall "a
zasadu, ze pojdete casom k svoj-
mu lekarovi, aby vas dobre pre-
hliadnul zistil, v axiom stave sa
nachadzajn vase oei, vase usi, vas
nos, vase zuby, vasa plet', vas "a
l1dok, vase l'adviny, vase srdce,
vase pl '1ca, vase pecienfy, vase
creva, vase ruky vase nohy? Gil
ste ho poziadali, ably prehliadol
cely stav vasho zdravia a zistil
NONE nedostatky yo vasom orga-
nizme?
L'udske telo je vysoko vyvinu-
|ty a vel mi jenny stroj. Kazda
cast tohoto stroja ma viae silly
nez je potrebne pre- obycajne po-
ziadavky denneho zivota. Vel'a O.
sob 81 neuvedomuje dosah teito
rezervy, ktora je roma Il vset-
kych l'udi dl'a individualneho "a
llozenia kazdeho jednotlivca. Zkl-
senost dokazuje, re iste zdravot-
Inc pravidla, pokial ich elovek
presne nasleduje, zabranuul to-
mu, aby tato rezerva bola rplne
| vyGerpana. Preto je doporueenia
| hodne, aby kazdy siel k lel!ar-
4 skej prehliadke "a ilcelom ziste-
MIA stavu svojho organizmu, tax
aby lekar mohol kaizdym doklad-
he pohovorit a dat svoju radu
! pre- zachovanie zdravia.
priroda sama vzbudzuje urcitf
prirodzene poziadavky, a cini icl
i silnymi preto, ably dosiahla svoj
: ho ncelu. Zrovna tax, ako sa clio
: vek moze protest, ked nevenuj'
potrebnn pozornost svojej privel
: kej chuti k jedlu, tax iste ma dru
4 hej strane priroda mu nedovoli
! ably jedol primnoho, ked' organiz
: mus je akejkol l'vek priciny o
i slabeny "a nielen ze tol 'ko potra
g wy nepotrebuje, ale vobec by j.
AMI nesriesol. Takymto sposobon
: al inc casti l'udskeho stroja by
j vajn prepracovane, alebo nepra
/ cuju dostatocne Oei, tieto svetl
v cele stroja, byvaji velsmi cast
k zanedbavane. Ma usi sa v0bec ne
i mysli a venuje sa i'm pozornost
! az vtedy, ked' nieco ME Je v pc
} riadku. Malo l'udl 81 v0bec i've
o domrrje, ze pri malej pozornos
by sa zabranilo yeas vacslm III
y nym nemoriam a pozdcJScj hll
j, chete.
i Zanedbane zuby boly prleino'
81 ze vel'ky pocet muzov nemoh'
a. byt' prijaty do vojenskej sluzb
OILY dobe valky. Vyse so percel
nj vsetkych muzov vo yeku med
l. III a 80 rokom maju zanedbal
zuby. Prehliadkot zubov u skc
d. skych dietok bolo zistene. ze
u vacsej ciastky majn zle zuby,
II je tJm nebezpecnejsie, re zle, TX
40 zene zuby mozu zabranit' my
teI castiam tela, aby pravidelne pr
O covaly.
a. Zdravie ureuje st 'astie. Ten,
It. je zdravy, je st'astny.
"a Me je potreba premysPat 70
o. tocne mad svojim zdravotnym ST
it vom, ako to niektori l'ndia z 7
O dostatku ineho zamestnania rob
o. ale 1je predsa dolezite dat lex
d. rom zistit vsetky fakta OIL 'ad
IN 'udskeho stroja "a venovat I
trebnn pozornost vsetkym m
lynn slabostiam, ktore sa moAu I
:. SkorSie yyyiniit yo vel'ke
"a Ubvtok snatkoy yO Wed,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
Dieta pre- tych, ktori chcu pribrat
ma v&he.

Raiiajky Nesladene dusene O.
vocie, tmav1 obilinu; kakao, coko-
ladu, mlieko alebo nahrazku kayy
mierne sladenym kondensoya-
nym mliekom; krajec opekaneho
chleba S hojnou davkou masla.
Medzi ranajkami a obedom vypi-
te diva pohary vody q jeden po-
llar lniieka.
Obed: Hustn smotanovn policy
ku; vegetariAnsky Sbed; cierny
chlieb, pohar mlieka,' I inayqiela adu
SO sl'ahanou smotanou. Medzi 0.
bedom yeaerou vypite diva po.
harry Tody . jeden POLAR mlieka,
Vecera: Opekane chude naso,
kur6a alebo rybu; jednu cerstv1
zeleninp; petens zemiak ! honou
davkou masla, nrarmeladu, eiern.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10

chiieb, kakao alebo slaby cal; ako
privarok dusene ovoeie alebo koch
q tapioky. Medzi vecerou odo-
branim sa ma nocny odpocinok w
pite jeden alebo diva pohare vo-
dy. y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-02-10
H1ADftA sTRAvA A
POHYB.
Cd Arthura M0Governa
byv. riaditel'a telesllej vvchovy
fla Cornell. Medical College.
Len vhodnS cviSenis je prospesne'

Il
GvMenie ma iba vtedy cenu, ak
jc preyadzane pravidelne syste-
mslticne.
Po mnohorocnych zkusenostiacllI
ako riaditel telovychovy a tral-
ner v nemocniciach, skolach VI
ihych isstavoch dospel som k to-
mu presvedceniu, ze zhola mic ne
zvelicujem, ked' tvrdim, ze telo-
cyik prevadzany bez dohl 'adu cvi-
citel'a Wac l'ud 'om ublMuje, nez
i'm pomaha.
Ackolvek je pravda, ze l'udla,
ktori necvicia nevyzadujn cd
svojno tela, ably spravne fungova-
10, dojdu do hrobu asi V ten isty
cas- ako tt, ktori vo cviceni pre-
pinaju, je VEL malo pripadov,I
kedy zlata stredna cesta cvice-
nj je dosiahnuta.
Tento clanok je venovany tym
zenam muzom, ktori sa citia do
bre, nemajd ziadnych organickych
nesnadz alebo >telesnych nedostat-
kov a prajt 81 zachovat' 81 to
zdravie, ktoremu sa teraz tesla.
Praca odpoeinok majd byt
peclivo balancovane; ami v jed
nom, ami druhom nesmie clovek
prepinat'. Pamatajte, re dvadsat
mintlt systematickeho cvicenia ka-
zdeho dila je 0 yel'a prospesneJ-
Sic, ako prevadzanie cvicebneho
programu, vymeraneho ma cely
tvzdeiI, "a jeden den, obycajne Y
nedel'u u.
Statistiky poist 'ujtlcich spoloc
nosti ukazujn, ze professionally at.
lett nedoziju obycajne ami priemel
neho vclxu. Ak chcete teda don't
toho veku, ktory vam bol pred
urceny prlrodou, vystrihajte 81
prepinania akejkol 'vek CHINO
sti, mech uz je telesna alebo du
Sevna.
Vsetko, co normalne telo potre
buie ma udmiavanie cirkulacie {
bodrosti telesnej, je pasiyne po
vzbudzovamie. Toho mono do
siahlaut' tym, ze sa Yenuje pat
mast az dvadsat' min1t denn
ria'dnemu cviceniu.
Byt' metodickym znamena Wy
strihat sa nebezpeGiu privel Ike
namahy vyplyvajueej prepina
MIA.
Toto pravidlo tyka sa prave tal
silnych, ako slabych Judi, lebo s
to zvyGajne slim ludia, ktori mt
zu 81 zaprfcinft organicke name
zenie. Slabi pudia nemajn ma t
dostatocnej silly
Ak sa obmedzime na spravll
rozvrh pravidelnosti, miernost
zotavenia, ako al mlerneho CIV
cenia, vtcdy budeme najviac'
t'azit z nasho tela. Priroda je nj
ozaj vybornym zdravotnym sp
locnikom. Spolu pracuJe $ nar
vzdy plnou mierou, ak sa>nesna2
me zanedbavat jej zakony.
Nasleduj1ce pravidla, l1tore o.
poru6am, zvysia energiu, sposot
lost, bodrost ako al vseobecr
pocit zdravia. Vstayajte kazdel
rama jednakej hodine jedi
svoje rai1ajky, obed veceru y
kial' mono zavzdy jednakeho {
su. Cvicte kazdeho rama pitnas
az dvadsat' mintit pred railajk
mi. Dozicte 81 priemerne osem il
din spanku. Sna1te sa obmedz
svoju pracovnl dobu tiez na
sem hodin. Dozicte 81 dostatok z
tavenia a bud tie najmenej je
nu hodinu denne ma cerstyo
vzduchu.
Dieta pre- tych, ktori chou pribrs
ma v&he.
Rafiajky: Nesladene dusene
vocie, tmavii obilinu; kakao, COX
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p. Fulmer had 1886 to 7,241 for E. M.
Dupre.
Representative b B Hare of the sec
ond district, F. H. Dominick of the
third and J. j, Moswain of the fourth
were unopposed
The rule which requires primary vot-
ers to pledge allegiance to the national
nominees Of the party caused several
score persons in different parts of the
state 10 be denied the ballot when they
refused to take the oath. In Saluda
county a score, mostly women. request
ed either that they be allowed to vote
under relaxed rule or be allowed to
vote as a basis for a court test of the
party rule. These requests were denied
by election managers. Similar refusals
occurred In Sumter and Greenvilie
counties,
In Columbia It was discovered that
election managers were inadVerten1N
administering an oath containing =
clause that had been stricken out b.
the State convention of 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
SEVEN WIN RACES
|. IN SOUTH CAROLINA
All Representatives Renomi
mated in Primary--Rule
Barred From Voting.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press,
COLUMBIA. S. c.. August 10 An u
South Cardinals representatives IN
Congress we're rcnominated in yestcr-
DAVIS Democratic primary. in which a
number of persons were barred from
voting because they refused to subscribe
to the rule requiring allegiance to the
national ticket in order to cast a pri-
mary ballot
With % boxes of the 1856 missing,
REPRESENTATIVE T. S. Mcmillan In the
first district had 1919 votes to 1886 for
|. S Hutto. SGT for James De Treville
and 42T for P. H. Kennedy,
Representative w F, Stevenson led
z. v Davidson, 1880 TO 9,023 with II
boxes missing out of the 222 in the nth
district
In the sixth district Representative
A. H. Gasoue had l4,7S0, J. T. Allen
2.793 and E. H Ellerbe 3.259, and IN
the seventh district Representative Fl,
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PLEA FOR SMITH BRINGS
CHEERS IN WISCONSIN
Senator Blaine in Denouncing Pro-
hibition Bureau Says Governor
Will Have Support.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BURLINGTON. Wis. August 20
Senator John B. Blaine in street
speech here yesterday afternoon said
he had no doubt that most Of his
friends and supporters would vote for
AL Smith for President in November"
His statement was received with
cheers by his audience.
These are times when partisanship
must not blind us" he said. and we
must condemn Republican silence on
the scandals Of Republican regimes Of
recent years as an accessory after the
fact"
The recent death Of Chicago man
by the hand Of prohibition agent was
denounced by the Senator. who said
that the prohibition department is
honeycombed with crime and bribery
and has reached the state where snoop-
ers shoot down innocent men with
dumdum bullets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
SMITH IS CHEERED
AT LABOR MEETING
Political Conscience" Will Govern
Voting, William Green Tells
New York Convention.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
ROCHESTER,. N. Y, August %
Delegates to the sixty-f1fth annual con-
vention nf the New York state Fedora
ton of Labor yesterday wildly cheered
the m ion Of the name of Gov. Alfred
F.. Smith. although the federation pro-
fcsses to be non-partisan in the COM
ing presidential campaign
William Green. president of the Amer
m Federation of Labor, referred to
sha Democratic presidential nominee as
a great outstanding figure" and the
500 delegates applauded.
Green's address dealt in the main
with the six-hour day and the five
~ week Declaring that the fedora
ton would leave the subject to the
political conscience Of It's members, !"
Green said the governors utterances
on the use Of injunction in labor dis
putes in his acceptance speech had
made a deep impression on the minds
of working men and women"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
THEATER BOMBED.

CHICAGO. August % UP).--A sec
ond bomb within year exploded today
In the Parthenon Theater in Berwyn
west side suburb. blowing a 200foot
hole in the side of the building Police
said the theater was in the hands of q
receiver.
The bomb was timed with a clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
DEMOCRAT DROPS SMITH.
Presidential Eleetor in Mississippi
Resigns From Ticket.

JACKSON. Miss, August 20 Up
Because he held a view on prohibition
different from that expressed by the
Democratic presidential nominee, John
r. Tally of Hattiesburg, Miss opposed
to modification of the prohibition laws,
resigned yesterday AS presidential
elector from the State at large.
Tally's resignation was presented TO
the State Democratic executive commit
tee, which met here TO canvass the vote
of the August u primary, and was &C
cepted. The committee named NJ. Nc
Farlane. Laurel. to All the position
made vacant on the November general
election ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
TEXANS PROMISE BIG
CROWD FOR ROBINSON
Nineteen Special Trains viii Carry
Labor Day Crowd to Hear First
Campaign Speech.
Nv The Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
DALLAS. Tex, August 29,-Nineteen
special trains md three bus caravans
have been chartered by Texans who will
come here Labor day to hear Senator
Joseph T. Robinson make his first cam
paign speech.
The address will be a feature of the
annual Labor day celebration at the
State fair grounds Most of the spe-
cial trains were chartered by labor Or
CARNATIONS.
Honduras is building national tu-
berculosiS SanitariuE.
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ro.1s, nomination. Will oppose johnson
~ thr November election.
IN the seventh, Senator Johnson
district. Representative Barbour was
iesdine John H Fairweather, 2.o56 to
pa, for the Democratic nomination
Joe Grail was running ahead of Maurice
] Mccarthy for the Democratic nomi-
nation in the tenth district.
IN the eighth district Representative
Free, seeking both Republican and
Democratic nominations, had 1913 votes
on the Republican ticket and 1873 on
the Democratic. Mrs. Cecilia CaSSerly.
Ssnehter of the late Michael Cudahy
Of Chicago. also seeking both nomina-
tons had 1872 Republican and ITS
Democratic votes.
Representative Harry j. Englebright,
Republican Of the second district. Clar-
cnce F. Lea. Democrat, first district;
Charles E. Curry, Republican, third dis
trict. Mrs. Florence P. Kahn, Repuo-
Iican. fourth district: Richard ]. We'ch,
Republican. fifth district, and Phil D.
Swing. Republican. eleventh district.
we're unopposed and may be declared
elected as the result Of the primary
returns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
IDAHO DEMOCRATS PICK
STATE SLATE; BACK SMITH
Convention Names Clark for u. S.
Senator, Ross for Governor and
Selects Two Representatives.

OeIcCbo AWO representatives.
BY the Associated Press.
GRANGEvILLE. Idaho, August "a
A State ticket headed by Chase Clark
of Mackay, candidate for United States
Senator, was selected early today by
the Idaho Democratic convention after
platform including Endorsement of
Gov Alfred f. Smiths stand for en-
forcement Of all laws had been adopted.
Other candidates nominated by the
convention were Representative. first
district, j. w. Tyler: Representative.
second district Ralph j. Harding; gov
ernor, c. Ben Ross; lieutenant gov
ernor, q. B. Mix; secretary OF state,
Guy Graham; State treasurer, Arthur
Porter; Supreme Court justice, James
q. Quinn; State auditor. J. c. Smith;
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Thrown into the sea $50 miles from
shore. a bottle containing a message
vas found recently near Newquay. Eng
land, after floating a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
HIRAM v. JOHNSON
WINS IN CALIFORNIA
Nomination for Third Term in
Senate Conceded as
Votes Pile Up.

ry the Associated FreSS,
SAN FRANCISCO. August 2a.~With
the nomination Of the veteran Senator
Hiram w. johnson conceded. interest in
California s primary election centered to-
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attorney general, A. G. Satire; super
intendent Of public instruction, Mrs.
Jessie Hawkins Tuck, and State mining
inspector. George A. RENDER, HALEY
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only in a Cadillac or La Safe can the
ultimate In fine motor cars be obtained.
For In these new models, introduced last
week, are aft Of the desirable qualities that
have made the name Of Cadillac world
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LASALLES
Ngw FLEETWOODS

famous, Plus number Of remarkable new
engineering achievements that result in
stiff finer performance, greater safety,
more luxurious comfort and riding ease,
andthat add greatly facility cooperation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29
MlW CADILLACS
Wew LAS AL

WITH the new Cadiflacs and La
w Saffes-pcwered with the famous
o0-degree, V-type, S-cylinder engines
the Cadillac Motor Car Company has
once again shown motofdom that
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iSS IN ANS NOtt-
gfcsSional contests
senator johnson
twice goVernor OF
tic State and nov
seeking his tl1ire
term in The Unitet
states Senate. wa
far ahead Of for p
r4er Representative
Randall rf Les An
reles. Returns from
SOFA a tie State
cess precincts gave
10 In sen s5.Noi
votes ana R3D3al
40 63A
Miner tIoore, Lc.
Argeles attorney
glneanaSe5 for The
Democratic SeIia :
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1HEHECHI Co.
Don't fool yourself

Since halitosis never announces itself to the
victim, you simply cannot know when you
have IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-29

The one way to
be sure of not having
1t is TO rinse the
mouth systemati
cally every day with
Listerine especial
ly before meeting
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and profitable side,
Lambert Pharmacal
Company, st. Louis.
Mo-, u. S. A.
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READ THE FACTS
II had halitosis
20 hairdresssrs state
10 that about every
third woman. many OF them
from the wealthy classes. 10
halitoxie, Who should know
better than they
Face 10 face eeidence
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II you are not as popular as you
wish to be. look for the cause.
Possibly it is halitosis Unpleasant
breath)-the objectionable social
ofense.
1t is impossible for you to tell
when you have halitosis. 1t never
announces itself to you.
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|--.----------------- RICHARD BARTHELMESS
 IS AT PALACE TONIGHT

FIa-l
 Beauty is plentiful in First Ma tionals great picture, .The Moose, tarring Richard Barthelmess showing at the Palace theatre to- night. tt Some of the most beautiful ac- tresses in Hollywood are members of the cast, and other beauties ap- pear. in the dancing chorus, as en- teriainers in the. cabaret scenes and in other sequences of the high. ly dramatic story.
 Thrhe beautiful women are seen ln leading roles. They are Lima Basquette. former Follies dancing star. who plays opposite Barthel- mess as Dot. the cabaret. dancer; Alice Joyce, who portrays the gov ernor's wife; and TheIma Todd stunning blonde. who is seen as Phyllis, the society girl.
 In the dancing chorus are such well known beauties as Yola D. AyIil. Corliss Palmer, Kay English Ruth Lortel. May Atwood, Cecil Brunner and Janice Peters.
 In addition to all these beauties the cast includes some of the best
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the movie city has developed in the past few years. skyline of no small proportions, and is riyalling it's big brother city of Los Angelo , in effice-buildings and impressive stores.
 Melville Brown, director ef @Taxli Taxi!" therefore csgsdn.t see why he should not use Holly wood boulevard and ca il Fifth Aeenne. New yorl, instead ol shooting his picture in d9Yntc VII L55 Angeles or San Frare.seo.
 Edward Everett Horton. who's wofk will be remembered in '.Pok- CT Faces" "The Whaae Togn's Taking" "Besgar cn Horssbaak' and other films, plays the featu.ed rec in "Taxi Taxi!" Ma9.ai Nixon. Burr Mcintosh, and o.her. are also in prominent roles.
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KINGS SON SLATED FOR 4 BIC JOB

CAPE TOWN, South Afica. Nov. 14.-The suggestion is be- ing made in political circles. both here and in England. that the Duke of Gloucester. third son of the King of England. take over the Governorship of South Africa when next it falls vacant.
 The fact that political prepara tions. according to reliable sour ces. are now under way to test the actual desire of the Scuth Af- rican Government shows that the suggestion has passed the "ru- nor. stage.
 The present Governor General is the 54-year-old Earl of Attn lone, brother of Queen Mary He has been in office since 1923 and last year consented to serve q second term only upon great pressure exerted by the South Al rican Government His term ex- pires in 1851. but he may, oi course, resign whenever he likes
 The Duke of Gloucester is now in Africa with his brother, the Prince of Wales. He will go by easy stages. stopping for some big game hunts. from Nairobi down through Tanganyika, by way oi Northeast Rhodesia. the zambes River and Lake Bangeluln. to tn, railway at Ndola. From there h. will come on to Cape Town. ar ring here in time for Christmas While here he will meet import ant South African statesmen.