davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
Sberatel FIR. Zaoralek.
Kongresnik Adolf ]. SABBATH
z Chicago slavil 81. narozeniny
dine 4. dubna.

4 Chicago SIaV1I Oh. nafOZenlny
dine a. dubna.
Kongresn1k Adolf j. SABBATH,
DO so let orodoval "a pokroko-
We zakony, navrhoval ie, hail
a hfmel, kdykoli bylo tfeba, a.
bv byly prosazeny. Nenavid1
pokryteck6 svatouskaTstvf a
nesnaselivost, miluje statecne
a inteligentnf lidi, ma rad ODE
cn1 lid, doutnfky a demokratic
kou stranu. A lid jej "a to mi
luje.
GO a. dubna 1866 v Zabor1 v &C.
chach. Byl jednfm z II detl.
Jeho otec byl feznikem a jedi
MN zidem v mestecku, c1tajf-
cim asi 400 lid.
SABBATH nikdy nezapomnel
ma sv6i p1vod, a vzdy special
ma pomoc stare sve vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
Henry Ford zemrel We SVEN
domovs " Dearborn, Mich, We
veku SO rokHG.

OOAk1OVG v DOoA OOAA
vsku 80 rokE.
(. Henry Ford zemfel v 1l:4O
v pondeli v noel.
Smrt zastihla prosluleho pi-
onera automobilnf industrie o
malo vice nez "a rok a pull po-
tom, kdyz byl Sc VIDAL f1zenl
sve nesmirne industrialnl rise,
kterou zalozil v r. 1903.
Tehdy byl We vybornem zdra-
vi, avsak pTedal rfzen1 obrov.
skych zavod1 svemu vnukovi
Henry Fordovi H., ponevadz
chtel venovati vice casu svym
osobnim zajmnm.
Prosluly industrialista sko-
nal ma SVEN statku Fairlane,
" predmestf Dearborn, nedale-
ko cd mista, kde Sc narodil ma
v r. 1868.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
Vybor cinnosti dospelych
YWCA.

re dnes, patek
promluvf O problemech Polska
pf. Anna A. Adamska, baltimor
ska umelkyne, ktera ztravila
nekolik let v Polsku pred val
kou. PTednaska Sc Dude ko-
ii v international Center,
YWCA, 26 S. Broadway. Ia
v 8 hodin vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
Vystava umeni moderni
Amerikv " Brine.

Praha (CTK) " Brine by
la zahajena vystava Umen1 mo-
dern1 Ameriky "a 1casti brit
skeho velvyslance Nicholse a
zastupce americkeho velvyslan
ce v PraZe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
Pouzivani aut stouplo o
16 Dr0cenf.

DIE odhadu American Auto
mobile trade publication, v ro-
&c 1916 bylo pouz1vano celkem
4,887,058 motorovych vozG, o
16 procent vice nez r. 1915.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11

Dalsf vykaz ma Sbirku Sdruz.
Csl. SpolkI We prospech csl.
sirotkTI We stare vlasti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11

Sberatelka pf. M. Kolomaznik
KnkX1rn Xkn 90
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
so let denniho "Prava lidu."

Praha (CTK) = We clanKu
sefredaktora "Prava lidu'' Van
ka pod nadpisem "Prace pro
socialismus' Sc pravl, re rok
|1947 lie vyznamnym pro "Pra-
|vo lidu." Pred SO Lefty zacalo
"Pravo lidu" vychazet jake
|dennfk. Ia techto SO let Sc
"Pravo lidu" nikdy nezprone-
|yerilo svemu poslanf a bojovalo
"a uskutecneni socialism,.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-11
MarshallaGv moskevsky projev
O zmezinarodneni Slezska wy
volal pobouTeni " ceskosloven-
skem tisku.


skem tisku.
Delegace Spojenych Statu
ma moskevske konferenci je
pripravena trvati ma tom, ably
vypuzenf Nemci byli vraceni do
predvalecneho nemeckeho 1ze-
mi, ktere je nyni pod polskou
spravou.
Sensacnf slezsky plan Dude
patrne predlozen k uvazeni,
|iakmile jednanf rady dosahne
diskuse O nemeckych hranicich
Oba tyto navrhy vyvolajl be-
zesporne rozhorcene protesty
Sc strany Sovetd, ktere tvrdi, re
1zemf bylo postoupeno Polsku
|iakozto nahrada Ia vychodnl
I1zemf. ktere Rusko zabralo v
Idobe, kdy jeste bylo spojencem
|nacistickeho >Nemecka.
Take z Prahy dochazej1 zpra-
Ivy, re m~oskevsky projev sekre-
ItaTe Marshalla pro zmezina-
Irodnenf Slezska vyvolal v ces-
Ikoslovenskem a jugoslavskem
!tisku rozcilene polemiky.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
ATTENTION

Toilet Blods etc. ana
subject to ?0 tax under Federal Internal Revenue Ac
l. retailing
Watches retailing than s6500 subject to 1o TAXI
all others taxed 2O%.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
CREAM SHAMPOO

A specially formulated cream
shampoo for all types Of hail.
Lathers bountifully and rinses
out completely, leaving hair
soft and a1luringly lustrous
no after rinses needed!
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Labor Unity Outlook
Darker as Murray
Rejects Green S Plan
Q. me Asseeioted Press

Prospects for a united labor move
ment look the dir1mest In months
today.
The passage Of the Taft Hartley
Labor Act on June % mas not
brought the AFL and CIO together,
either for a merger or joint pro-
gram OF action.
The latest move In the almost
stalemated game was yesterdays
sharp-edged letter from CIO Presi-
dent Philip Murray to AFL ,Presi-
dent William Green.
Mr.. Murray turned down Mr..
Green's proposal of July l6 for a
meeting of CLIO and AFL leaders
within the immediate future"
The CIO chief refused to meet
until the AFL drops its insistence
that an outright merger must take
place before the two huge labor
organizations can embark on a pro-
gram of collaboration in the eco
nomic and political fields.
Mr.. Murray said this position Is
inconsistent with a joint AFL-CIO
resolution of May z. In that docu-
ment the AFL and CIO agreed that
organic unity should be established,
disagreed as to the method and de-
cided to hold future meetings to
IDEAL with this ana other mutual
problems.
Mr.. Murray said it was the CLOS
understanding that both sides had
jointly recognized the need for i'm
mediate collaboration while opening
the way for further merger talks.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Police Say Sex Offender
Admits StrangIing Boy, )
Nv the As,oe;o,ed Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-States At
torney william Tuohy said today he
would 60 before the grand jury to
seek a murder indictment against
wice-convicted sex offender.
whom Mr.. Tuohy said, has admitted
stealing a 31a-year- -old boy from his
bed and strangling him.
The body of the child, Charles
Bradley, was found yesterday under
a porch near his Southwest side
hcme after police had been called
to search for the youngster who had
disappeared from his bed at 1870
pm.
Police Capt. Frank Gill said that
Joseph Bortnyak. q. a factory
worker, who was released from jail
II days ago after serving II months
on a sex charge. told in signed
statement that he had strangled
the boy.
Il had q terrific urge to squeeze
something" Capt. Gill said Bortnyak
related in his statement giving an
account of the abduction OF the
blond boy. son Of granary worker.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Ex-RAF Chaplain Facing Trial
For Biqomyin War Amnesiu

frightened to going insane" a state
ment attributed to Lamb said. etc
try to cure myself 1 used to take
a walk before going to bed, out ]
had to give this up because began
to imagine that my beloved friends
VINO were dead were walking by my
side. telling me jokes
Lamb said he learned of the sec
ond marriage ceremony from his
bishop, who revoked his clergyman S
license and ordered him to vacate
the rectory of st. Johns Chapel,
Isle of Man, several week ago after
hearing from Miss Boddie. =
Il have absolutely no recollec-
ton Of a proposal or OF going
through marriage ceremony" he
said, but after meeting Miss Eoddie
and the clergyman who performed
the ceremony I accept. on the evi-
dence, that was the man."
Miss Boddie said she and Lamb
lived together at number of places
in England. Scotland and Northern
Ireland before he returned to his
Isle OF Man and his wife.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Ala. THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
1,
U. 5. Exports SIumped
1917 From May High,
Census Report Shows
sy the Asseeieted eress

American exports In June slumped
Is per cent below Mays record.
The Census Bureau, reporting
Yesterday that June shipments were
$3.50, o,0o0, 900 below the May peak of
s1,422, ,o0o. 900 called it the first sub
stantial interruption in the recent
rising trend of exports"
President Truman, in an economic
report to Congress recently, had
classed the extraordinary excess Of
exports over imports" as one of
three temporary props" beneath
the Nations, high employment and
production levels.
Turning Point Seen.
Some Government foreign trade
experts privately called the export
decline "a probable turning point
the beginning Of a downtrend in a
$4,000, ,000, ,o0o-a-year business now
furnishing employment for an esti-
mated 3,50o,00o Americans.
Others, somewhat more cautious,
noted that there was two-day
shipping strike in June and that the
month had one less working day
than May. They said this might
have accounted for part of the drop.
But all tended toward agreement
that if June did not mark the turn
ing point, July or August almost
certainly will show the export profit
sinking.
Causes Are Listed.
There was agreement also on the
causes:
l. Rapid shrinking of foreign
holdings of gold and United States
dollars, the only kinds of money
that will pay for American goods.
2. Tightening up by foreign coun-
tries on their purchases to conserve
buying power that is fading while
need for 1t grows.
Commerce Department officials
estimated foreign holdings of gold
and dollars had dropped 81 .000, ,000.-
900 or more during the second quar-
ter Of the year as foreign buying in
the United States ate into this
reserve
More Countries Retrench.
They figured other countries still
have upward of $4,000. 100000 in
gol6 and dollar assets, but observed
that the holdings are unevenly dis
tributed so that many countries in
greatest need of reconstruction have
little.
The number of countries tighten
ing up on buying in the United
States through import restrictions
has been growing. 1t now includes
Sweden. Mexico and several South
American countries, with Britain
and others likely to Join the list.
simultaneously, the unspen
amount OF United States loans that
have furnished the means for pay
ing about half the net debt of other
countries on trade with the United
States has shrunk below s4,400,-
900 900 at a rate indicating exhaus-
tion In a comparatively few months.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
From Yesterdays Last Edition.

(FrOm Yesterdays Last Edition..
BY the Asseeioted Press
SALISBURY, England, July 81
A 36-year-old Church OF England
clergyman was srraigned today on a
charge of bigamously marrying an
attractive ex-servicewoman In what
he described as "a period of my life
that cannot account for" as a re-
suit of rlerve-shattering war expert
ences.
He was the Rev. Charles H. c.
Lamb, an Raj chaplain at Malta
during the heavy bombing. The
woman was Joan Boddie 30 former
corporal in the Women's Auxiliary
Air Forces.
Mrs. Lamb, whom the clergyman
married in 1941, was with him in
the courtroom when he pleaded in
nocent, was committed for trail and
released in 5000 bail. She told re-
porters she was confident Lamb was
telling the truth and said she would
stand by him.
Also in the courtroom was Miss
Boddie. who said she did not know
until three months before her baby
was born that Lamb was married.
She said she went through form
of marriage in 1914, after he was
invalided back to England.
Lamb was quoted by the prosecu-
ton as saying Miss Boddie "came
into my life" while he was recuper-
ating at an RAF station to which
she was attached.
"She was as pure and good as an
angel, and she seemed to realize my
secret that I had tried so hard to
conceal from others-thst 1 was
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Automobile Association
To Hold Outing Today

Employees and offieials of the
American Automobile Associa ton
and the District OF Columbia Motor
Club will hold their annual picnic at
$50 O'Clock this evening at Annap-
oils Roads. Md.
In addition to the dinner at the
Annapolis Roads clubhouse. the out
ing will include baseball, swimming,
golf, ping pong, horse shot pitching
and a dance, according to Elmer
Jenkins, chairman OF the commit
tee in charge. AAA representatives
from nearby Virginia also will be
present.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Argentine Sailing Vessel
To Arrive Here Today

Fresh from a trip around, the
world during the course OF which
stops were made at every port
touched by Columbus in his quest
for the New World, the Argentine
sailing vessel Ell Gaucho was to ar
rive today at the Washington Yacht
Club for short visit. .
The 50-foot craft, manned by four
young Argentinians. set out on the
history tracing cruise from New
York in January, surviving such
hazards as storms and several in
juries to the crew, headed by Ernes-
to Uriburu, first secretary at the
Argentine Embassy here from 1943
to 1945.
Others in the crew are the cap
tajn's brother, Mario Roberto Uri-
buru; Miguel A. Britos and 1t. Julio
A. G. Vazquez. The trip grew out
OF a long cherished dream Of Ernes-
to Uriburu. who plans to write a
book about his experiences.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Cab Driver Is Cleared
In Traffic Fatality

From Yesterdays Last Edition.)
A coroner's jury today exonerated
Wilbert A. Poole. 36. of the 900 block
OF Fourth street NE. . taxicab b
driver. in the traffic accident death
last Monday Of David w. Appling.
Before bringing in the verdict of
accidental death. the fury heard
Representative Jones. Democrat, Of
Alabama, testify that the hacker
was driving his cab in the prescribed
manner. Mr.. Jones was a passenger
In the taxicab at the time OF the
accident. he testified.
Mr.. Poole said Mr.. Appling, 68, of
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Baltimore Power Reports

BALTIMORE, Aug. l (P.-Con-
solidated Gas Electric Light and
Power Co. of Baltimore reported a
net income of $2,234.209 for the
three months ended yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-08-01

no fixed address, appeared in front
Of him In the 200 block Of Pennsyl.
vania avenue NV, apparently having
stepped from between streetcars. He
said he could not avoid striking the
man. Representative Jones corrobo-
rated Mr.. Poole's testimony.
TERRA del Fuego. where coal
recently was discovered, Is to have
new ports.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
Cigarette q Day for Church

The Bishop OF Salisbury. Eng
land, has asked church -goers to give
up a cigarette a day to aid church
funds.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Goodbye And Good Luck

have enjoyed attending and re-
porting the Owls games this season,
and best of all, l have really en-
joyed meeting the players and their
manager, Bunny" Grifiths, and
can honestly say that I have never
met a finer bunch Despite the
criticism of some of the fans (and
I'm not denying that some of it was
justified, particularly with regard to
one or two of the pitchers), it is my
firm belief that the boys were in
there trying all through the season
and 1 happen to know that most of
them took the losses just as keenly
as any one of the paying fans.
And so, in saying goodbye to the
Owls squad of 1947, l want to wish
every member of the team the best
of luck. I'll be seeing some of you,
perhaps, next year, but wherever
you are, I'll be wishing you more
base knocks and higher averages.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Precious Stone
Bowling League

The initial night of bowling for
the Precious Stone League saw
some good scores after the summers
lay-off. The Diamonds, Pearls, and
Rubies each won three games. The
Diamonds, having a five-girl team,
rolled a nice 553 for high single
game.
K. Beyard carried off honors for
high individual game with a 121
D. Trovinger had a score of 314 for
high set, while M. Fiery had 305 for
three games.
Other scores over 100: NJ. Fiery,
116; V. Benner, 113; 1. South, 112,
100; B. Ford, Ill; M. A. Gunder-
man, ITO; M. Caldwell, 100; N. My
ers, 1O6; N. Hays, los; T. Spessard,
1903; R. Martin, 100; D. Trovinger,
1O1, 103, ITO.
Team Standings
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
BEHIND
HOME PLATE
Final Standing
Double Plays
BY DOUG STEWART

The unofficial double-play record
of the Owls for the 1947 season was
1856. The official count will not be
known until the final averages for
the season are released by the Howe
Agency of Chicago, Ill, who COM
pile all the official records of the In
terstate League.
Last year the Owls completed 1853
double plays, being far ahead of
every other club in that department.
They will probably lead the league
this year too, when the final figures
are announced.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
"ShOOt If You Must"

The man was on a week end in
New York when highwayman
stepped out of the shadow of door
way, stuck big turret into the guys
face and muttered, Throw up your
hands or I'll blow out your brains"
"Fire when you're ready" replied
the fellow, 'I can have fun in New
York without brains, but not with
out money"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Apologies To Mr.. SpoOner

Vt" . TO 70 ~ = 1'7110I
The examination of the witness
had been long, and attorney, wit
ness and judge were all tired. "And
about how far is it between these
two towns?" the attorney asked.
about six miles as the flow
cries" replied the witness.
"You mean as the cry flows, I sup
pose," interjected the attorney.
mo, no." interrupted the judge
''TIe means as the fly crows"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Football

Coach Senior and his staff are
hard at work, grooming the Maroon
and Gray for their opening game at
the Municipal Stadium on Friday
night, September 10, against Charl-
otte Hall. With the game being
played at the stadium and given
good weather there should be sell
out crowd. So start making your
plans now to attend the High
Schools opening game of the sea-
son and give them good sendoff.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Elks Club
Bowling League

The league got off to a good start
on Monday night, with IS making
the 1888 Class G. Musey came
up with the high single game (145)
and c. Hidebrand had the high
three-game set 1888, The Hoofs
took the team honors with a single
game of 554 and three-game set of
155O
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
The 115- 315 Glass

H. Trovinger, 121, 331; H. thinner
man, lis; B. Basore, 119, 1926; w.
Hebb, 1873; R. Harbaugh, 116; H.
Cunningham, 118, 338; w. Harne,
124, III, 1T, 1858; E. Harbaugh, 1872,
344; H. Rohrer, 121; f. Kaiss, 141,
1868; B. Moss 115; F. Crosswhite, 1874,
1872; L. Harbaugh, 1913, 319; j. Mark
er, 118, $50; R. Gallagher, 122, 118,
1T, 357; A. Yeakle 118; c. Hide
brand 14O, 139, 1893; G. Musey, 145,
500; v. Nichols, 1875, 100, 344; c.
Harbaugh, 1873, $50; j. Hildebrand,
100; c. Gibney, 119, 319; L. Ruth,
124, 329; w. Grove. 122, 319; A. Kriz,
1873, 1913, 122, 373.
ri
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
POpning The Question

Popping IHe eRueStlOn
Blushing she hid her face on her
fathers shoulder.
"He loves me-" she said.
''Then I suppose he wants to mar
ry your"
eyes, Dad"
whats his income?"
II don't know" she murmured,
"but the coincidence is very strange.
''What coincidence?"
Sebastian" she answered, asked
the very same question about your
income"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
sister States

A curious young lady asked an
editor of local paper just what
"sister states" are.
Were not sure" said the editor.
'fBut we think they must be Miss
Ouri, Ida Ho, Mary Land, Cali For
mia, Ala Bama, Della Ware, Minnie
Sofa, and Mrs. Sippi."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Funny Stuff?
Darned Safe

Eyer know, no matter where
keep me money, the nnissus allus
finds it,"
my wife never finds mine.
keep it in the basket with me I'M
darned socks"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Flaming Prose

Amateur Novelist: 'rHow do you
mean I've made my hero too hot
headed?"
Weary Critic: well, you say he
has a lantern jaw, and his whole
face lit up, and then his cheeks
famed, and he gave the girl a burn
ing glance, and then be blazed with
wrath and boiled with rage, and adj
ministered a searching rebuke."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Can't Keep Her In Anything

'Do you know your wife IS telling
around that you can't keep her in
clothes?"
That's nothing. I bought her a
home, and 1 can't keep her in that,
either"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
We Know The Kind

"Pll have you know I got letter
at college"
II know-a letter from the dean
saying you'd better settle down and
study or they'll kick you out"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
High Score Contest

The Globe independent will again
award two $40 prizes for the mems
and women's high single game in
league competition, and the high
score each week will appear in the
bowling column, starting next week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Eagles Club
Bowling League

The League opened the season on
Monday night with sixteen teams
bowling. NJ Vaughn had the high
single game (157) and also the high
hree-game set 1863. The high
team single-game was taken by the
Thrushes with a score of SAT. Only
one team, the Robins, was able to
win all three games.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Sure Sign

Sure Sign
Medico: rs there any insanity in
your fanily?"
Sailor: eyes, I'm afraid so. They
keep writing me for money"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
One More Chance

One More Chance
Husband: I'm going to discharge
my chauffeur. Four times recently
he almost killed me"
Wife: ooh, give him another
chance"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
The 1870 800 Glass

Kick, 1875, 339; R. Schlotterbeck,
1872, $50; B. Wagner, 800; M. Vaughn,
1913, 1877, 1868; c. Smith 1877; H. Light
er, 1874; D. Tracy, 1877, 1913; r. Clark,
322; R. Myers, 327; J. Hildebrand,
339; Grimm, 1876, 1913; K. Drenner,
1870, 124, $50; G. Baker, 1872; L. Cook,
1919, 1916; Mumma, 1873; Biser, 121,
124 347
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11

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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
The Major Leagues

Although the last two weeks of
the season gives the Cards better
break than the Dodgers, as far as
home games are concerned, l doubt
if ST. Louis can overcome Brooklyn's
lead. which as this was written, was
four and half games. This season
the Dodgers have done almost as
well on the road as they have at
home. and, in addition to that,
don't believe the Cards are as strong
as they were in last years famous
stretch drive.
Anyway I'm taking the Buns. b
and I'll probably take them in the
later.
In the American League, with the
Yankees coasting in, the real battles
are between the Red Sox and the
Tigers for second place, and the In
dams and the Athletics for the
fourth spot just can't help pulling
for Connie Mack's club to finish in
the First Division. With no one
conceding them a chance of finish
ng above seventh in the preseason
dope they have COMPOUNDED the ex-
perts and | hope they keep it up
and wind up in that fourth slot.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-09-11
Bowling

With the 1947-48 bowling season
getting into full swing this week,
my column, Bowling News and
Bowling Notes." will start with next
weeks issue and will be found, as
usual, on page six. The scores of
the Precious Stone League, the Eag-
les League and the Elks League, the
only ones available as we went to
press this week, will be found else
where on this page.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-27
LemonJuiee Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic. arthritis OF
neuritis pain. try this simple inexpensive home
recipe that thousands are using. Get a pack.
age Of Ru-Ex Compound, a two-week supply
today. MIX it with . quart of water. add the
iuiee OF 4 lemons. It's easy. No trouble al
all and pleasant. You need only 3 tablespoor.
iuls two times q day. Often within IS houI.
= sometimes overnight splendid results arr
obtained. II the pains do not quickly leave
and II you do not feel better. return the
Empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you moth
ng to try "a it is sold by your druggist under
an absolute noney-back guarantee. Ru-Ex
Compound y for sale and recommended BIZ
eryWhere.