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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
TJOl
LAS TRES
Ode Marco Schwob.)


Las higueras dejaron caor sus hi
COS y los ~olivares sus a~ceitunas:, por-
que sucedi6 II coSa eXtrana en- Ia
isla de Skyra. Una joven hugo perse-
guiGa por un mancebo. Sc levant0 Ia
oria de su tlnica Y dej6 yer la orilIa
de su valzon de CASA. En- su arre
dejo caer un espejito de plata. Ell man.
cebo levant6 el espeio y Sc mir5 en- Il;
contemplG sus ojos lleros de sabidu-
ria, amo su raZ6n, dej6 de p~erseguirla
= Sc sent6 en- Ia arena. Y la doncella
cor1enz6 a huir de nuevo. perseguida
por IN hombre en- ia fuerZa de Ia edad.
Levanto Su tunica Y aparecieron sus
mus!os semejantes 4 Ia Ar de uu
fruto. En- Su carrera, una manZana
de ORC cay6 de su regazo. 7 el que la
pcrsesuia lcvant6 Ia manzana de oro,
Ia oculto bajo su tGnica, Ia adornr,
ceSo en- su persecution Y Sc scDto en-
Ia arena. Y Ia donceIla todayfa hugo;
pero sus pasos fueron menos rapidos.
Porque Ia perSeguia un viejo yacllan-
re. Habfa bajado su tnnica. Y sus to-
billos estaban envueltos er lana de di-
ferentes dolores. Perp mielitraS corria,
Sucedi6 una cosa eXtrana: por que uno
despues de otro sc dcsprendiercn sus
senos, cayendo al suelo, como nisperos
maduros. Ell viejo sorbi6 los dos; y la
donceIla antes de arrojars2 al RIO cue
atraviesa Ia isla de Sicyra, lanZ6 dos
sritos dc horror v de pena
Trad. de Rafael Cabrera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05

Esta es Il Iampara Wolf medic turao,
usada en- cast todas las minas; ordene
ana este mes al preeio de $500 Sc ne
via porte 2sSsdo; I'd. pasara Dor ella
euando Ia reciba eo-te este anuncio , en-
yi-Io con 81 orden desde lucgo..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05

clase de supra-renales y los blancos
otra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05

Scr asombrosos los camaios que Sc
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15
ARREST LOWELL MAN
FOR OLD ROBBERY

For ~ 5erv committed last March
when a shotgun a ride two cartridge
belts and a BRASS cleaning rod were
-.Gleu. William Paterson Of Lowell is
prisoner in the county jail, Patter-
son was arrested yesterday and
brought to Ottawa by Deputy Sheriff
Thomas Armstrong. Last evening
after heins lodged in the Jail he made
confession to sheriff Ayers. inform
ing him that he sold the TIVE gun, d.l.i
had the belt and cartridges at nome
The warrant charging Patterson
with the crimn was Sworn cut by VIII
liam Nicholson owner Of Che Dwell
garage. He claims that his place OF
business was broken into and rajded
last March, but that he did not know
who the burglar was until few daYs
ago. He found his shotgun had been
sold to an Oglcsby man, and upon in
QUiry learned that Pat. erson had made
the deal.
The prisoner will probably be- in
dicted by tn" Grand jury and tried IN
the Circuit Court
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15
0LDERST LODGE Of
REBEKAHS IN STATE:
HAS GOLDEN JUBILEE
FLORENCE CHAPTER OF OTTAWA
CELEBRATES FlFTiETH ANN
VERSRRY WITH COLO NlAl
PARTY IN ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Ficlouce ReJ"Eoh l. dee No. ! cele-
hratel he HItirth anniversary of its
or.,,i.,,,,, Ia., ri.l, in ndd EaI.
,.,,...,
''''' '''' "'.' W ''"o' ~
Il'hl "ciu events ever he'd ny 'no
members Ut the order Two hundred
guest were in attendance. The lodge
room was baau. ilI.l. decorated in sold
and white .trpamer, and flowers
being used 70 carry ont he color
,hem,. In enc cuIarr of jae room
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15
NEGROES WANT STATE
UNDER u. S. CONTROL

Washington, Jan. t.. Establish.
mcut of separate state under the
protect0rate of the United States for
iGr segregation Of the nations negro
population was advocated before the
house judiciary committee today by
/, presentatiyeS OF the negro race.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15
FACTORIES REOPEN:
DEM0uSTRATi0NSAT
FUNERALS BARRED
London, Jan. |5.-B erin was completely
quiet Wednesday, accor ding to reports from the
German capital today. Large factories and rail
'Ey tne Associated PreSs)


Ioduo WClC III OPERATION.
lt ic announced +ha ro,,
WV 5oN
arDnnent will not rarrnit
oe'hohstra''ohs ch 'he occasion OF tne
burial Of Tuesdays riot victims.
strono Inclination is EXPRESSED in
,,,..,,. i,,.,,,.l, ;.,a,,a.
'' ="
ScfuphlonSheSS oi the independents,
the dispatch adds, because the leaders
bid hahind n,a,bina gure u,I,iIa tba
masses wnre driven fn,,,,rd IN faca
thu. o,pe of no soItiare
~,
want neVo'~t'oh oouhc's.
HeiIlh, Jan, ia communist man.
lIe@tt ISSUED today urges the imme-
u'ale eItcuOh OF revolutionary EN-
IIr5ta oouhcus IN all Industrial es-
jaDlshmehtS,
Fear Spread Of Trouble
InlEnn lam rn,r. aro av
pressed in diolcm4Ijp dianotrbas tb.,
tba Rprln inhrno1io nav snraaI
tb,of aori Cnrn,.nv and nvantnon,,
to Vienna tbroupb ,hn medium nf th.
communist nj. alanent using tha ra.
cent Berlin disorders to inhame the
masses by representing those killed
as maftfys to the cause of the people.
Iahus lar no disorders are reported
outside OF Berlin
The adVices in analyZing the up
he2Nal IN Berlin point TO its original
cause as the dissatisfaction OF the
iHdeEehdehl socialists over The failure
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15
NEW GUILTY OF I'd
DEGREE MURDER

I}y the Associated rrrssp
Los Angeles. CaU Jan rs The
Jury in the case Of Harry New.
chargod with the murder Of Miss
Frcda | esser returned a verdict of
murder in the second degree,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15
U-BOAT CAPTAIN
SUICIDES IN BERLIN

IorIm, an, I5. Vapl0in NOr0Nt
commander Of the submarine which
sank the French hattlcahip Dauton
and other vessels, died yesterday in
a hospital at Hamburg after having
taken poison, according to Lukal
An2egrr,
The French battleship Danton was
torpedoed in the Mediterranean
March -, 1917. She sank a half hour
after being hit with the loss of 2AG
men The remaining 9o6 men Of her
complement were saved by the de
gtroyer Massue and patrol boats.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15
EXTRA!
DIG INTO eAIpBurLDING SCAN.

DIG INTO SHlPBUlLDiNG SCAN.
DAL INVOLVING MILLIONS,
tl;l th- Associated prrss1
San Francisco. Jan. l5.---F rauds
involving many millions Of dollars
in connection with the SHIPS butt
ty the government IN oregon,
WASHINGTON and California have
h"en unearthed by federal opera
tiVes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15
w WEAThER r.

Unsettled tonight and
Friday probably Wit,
snow or ram.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-15

OTTAWA FREE TRADE r
Established 1910
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08

mantown, Pa. Stephen Greene, Phila-
delphia; Francis Y. Halsey, German
town, Pa. /; Donald l.. Hirsch, Phila-
delphia /; William J. Jones, Jr., Mar
berth, Pa. Robert Pemberton, David
5. Polk, Robert w. Y. Scott. Edward
A. Shumway, DR., Philadelphia Karl
l.. Steinmetz, Norfolk, Va; Harry s.
Weaver and John II. Wharton, Phila-
delphia.
Bishop Rhinelander will lead the de-
votional services.
Robert w. Y. Scott will deliver the
salutatory, and addresses will be made
by David s. Polk, the class president,
ON IAN American Triumvirate, and
John III. Wharton. vice president, on
Faith and Enthusiasm.
The baccalaureate address is to be
made by the Rev. David NJ. Steele,
II. u.
Presentation Of the class of - prize
will be made by the president of that
class, George G. Thayer.
Presentations of alumni prizes
Rensselaer, Polytechnic prize and com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08

sworn out by the hotel management,
charging embezzlement and larceny.
The detective was the the only wit
ness at Schuler's hearing this morn
ing in the Thirty second street and
Woodland avenue station, testifyiug
that the hotel management had found n
shortage on examining the stewards s
books. Schuler said he would talk later,
but made no comment when The magis.
trate held him,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08
NoRMANDIE STEWARD HELD
Hotel Employe Arrested on Warrant
Charainq Enbezzlement

Frederick Schuler, part owner of the
Capitol Hotel, Johnstown, Pa. and
steward of the Hotel Normandie. at
Thirty sixth and Chestnut strets, for
the last five years, was held in 1000
bail by Magistrate Harris this morning
for further hearing week from Sun.
day. Schuler was arrested last night
by a private detective on warrant
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08
Scores Hit In Soma Recital

Miss Eva Brick Harbauer, pupil of
Professor ]. Edward Crossley, scored a
hit in her song recital before a large
audience at Yonah Hall, Twenty eighth
street and Columbia avenue, last eve
ming. Miss Harbauer is soprano
and her singing brought generous ap-
plause. Miss Marian Doran accom- .
panied on the violin. Miss Jean Golz
assisted at the piano.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08
EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
EXERCISES TONIGHT
seven Philadelphia Boys Are to
Be Awarded Diplomas
f at Graduation

is Annual commencement and commen- :
dation day exercises of the Episcopal
Academy, with which was united in
1915 the Delaney School, will be held
this evening in the academy chapel at
Locust and Juniper streets.
The 1920 graduation class includes
Alexander +. Colcsbcrry, Lr.. Lans-
downc. Pa: William G.. Chew. Mcr-
chantville, \. j.. Benjamin Faucet.
philadelphia Thomas 4. F'lenn. Ger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08

cadet boys branch Of the John wana :
maker Commercial Institute were held
last night in University Hall, in the
Wanamaker store. The program con-
sisted of patriotic songs and short read
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08

mendations, awarding Of honors and
diplomas will follow.
Thomas Allen Glenn will give the
yaledictory
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08

Wanamaker Cadets In Exercises
Resplendent with the military and
bubbling over with patriotism and en-
.thusiasm, the closing exercises Of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-08

ings and quotations by the boys -
tenant Colonel George w. Roth nleu' ~
made q short. address. The second slN
of the exercises was devoted to opsi ps,s
bitions of military and physical AIM dn
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09
on. p. p. Lindholm !.
Urged for Judgeship

trong pressure is being brought to
upon Hon. p. P. Lindholm, Of this
/, to make the race for election to the
.e of judge of the circuit court of this
;rict, recently held by Judge Fl. Fl.
1ore. The present incumbent, Judge
ms, appointed to fill the vacancy
sed by Judge Elmore's resignation, it
Understood, will not be candidate in
forthcoming special election, Mr..
|dholm is peculiraly we'll fitted for the
ition of judge. He is we'll versed in
law and has had many years of prac-
and successful experience as an at
1ey. He is a very busy man and he
not be justified in sacrificing a
'ative private practice to don the
icial ermine. The remuneration of
ges is not large enough to tempt any
4 yer with an average practice to aspire
the honor of filing the judgeship,
ass actuated by patriotic motives Of
\ ring his country at sacrifice Of his
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09
Announce the Re-
Opening of Oil Mill

As has been heretofore announced, the
oil mill here, which has been idle for sew
eral years, has been purchased by local
business men and will be operation at
the beginning of the season next fall.
The new corporation will be capitalized
at $4,000 and practically all Of this
amount will be expended on the plant
to make it one of the most modern mills
in the state.
The large pay roll, the accessible mar
ket for cotton seed and the accessibility
to a reliable supply of cotton seed meal
and hulls will mean a lot to the people
of our county.
The name of the new corporation will
be the Holmes County Oil Mill Company
and the officers and owners will be George
S. Beall, Jr, president; Stephen l.. Bur-
we'll, vice president, and o. D. Hooker,
secretary treasurer. All of these young
men have made success of every enter.
prise they have been interested in, so
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09
Lexington Produce
Co. Expand Business

The Lexington Produce Co. has pur-
chased Stanley & Hooker's stock of hulls,
feeds, peas and has leased large ware
house at the oil mill for the storage and
handling of the same. The warehouse
being on the side-track, the hulls and
feeds can be unloaded directly from the
cars. effecting considerable saving in
drayage. The Lexington Produce Co
bought twenty carloads of hulls the day
before an advance Of So per ton was re-
corded. A competent man will be at the
warehouse at all times to serve the Gus"
toners,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09
Judge III. III. Elmore
Locates at Cleveland

1t is with profound disappointment
that the people of Holmes county learn
that Judge H. H. Elmore has decided to
leave Lexington and locate in the hus-
tling delta town of Cleveland, where he
will be associated in the practice~of Of law
with Sillers & Clark, one Of the strongest
legal firms in the state. Lexington re-
grets to lose Judge and Mrs. Elmore,
but congratulates Cleveland on the ac-
QUESTION,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09

personal interests Should Mr.. Lindholm
be induced to enter the race, he is assured
of strong endorsement from the bar of
the district, as he is recognized as one
of the ablest and best equipped lawyers
in the district Mr.. Lindholm is grad
'uate of the State University of Missis-
sippi and has liberal education outside
his legal attainments He stands high
in the community as man and citizen,
and will have the solid support of his
county in the event he decides to enter
the contest
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09
Percy Guyton Wins
Chancellorship Race

Latest returns from the sixth chancery
district, where special election was held
last Saturday to fill the chaneellorship
vacancy caused by the resignation Of j.
" Woodward indicate the election OF
Percy Guyton, of Attala, over z. A.
Brantley, of Winston.
Mr. Guyton reached the capital today
and is endeavoring to get belated returns
from some of the interior counties. He
claims to be in the lead by more than
500 votes, and feels confident that there
will be no material change by the official
returns.
M. Guyton Is one Of the ablest MEM
bers of the North Mississippi bar, and
served as a member of the legislature
during the Brewer administration. Jack
s>.l Daily News.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09
Chancellor Decides
an Important Case

Chancellor O. A. Brantley has issued
a decree in favor of plaintiff in the case
Of Miss Clara Beall Stanfield VS.. DR.. j.
R. Watson, involving third interest in
Albino plantation, rentals for about
fifteen years. etc. 1t was one of the
largest cases, from monetary point of
view, tried in the chancery court of
Holmes county III many years.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09

the success of this venture is assured
The many friends of George Beall will
be pleased to know that he will per-
manently identified with our city, after
he leaves the sheriff's office, which he has
filed so satisfactorily for the past four
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09
Board Abolishes Home
Economics Agency

The board of supervisors at its meeting
this week passed an order to discontinue
the work Of the home economics demon
stration agent. effective February l.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09

C. e. Shuttleworth, Of Thornton, at
tended to business before the board Of
supervisors Monday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1920-01-09

Robert Fades has accepted position
as salesman in the Swinney-Fincher Co.
store.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-05
MORE GAME THAN ron YEARS
sEEN ~ N CoLFAx COUNT,

Ration. Nov. Al Hunters returning
10 this city report that more game
has been seen IN the mountains
than during any opeu seuson IN The
past ten years. y Brown and leo
Hush returned from their trip yes-
|ierday. bringing with ihcm 2 deer.
one n thcm a besullfuI specimen
Of ilye-polni bucka n. =. sehwa-
eheim brouehl down iour-pplni
h,,ok 10 lhe Rcd River counfy. and
Andrew miller eDl ihr limit Of
ducks lhe nrsi day ont Another
party rcturned last night bfinglne
with lhrm lIgte aue bucks aud
four wild turkeys Many deer and
bnntrrdo ol turkeys nrc Ten Tor
next season.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-05
sEEHM I
ONYX WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10.

Olga nalan was q public slen-
oglaphcr at fashionable hotel.
She was amply endowed By nature
with charm and alluremenl. Bnl.
beneath her seductive exterior, lay
the driving power of indomliable
ambition. She was caecr 10 rise
abovc the soddrn dullness Of her
home life and 10 be- freed frum the
rule of every whim Of The hotel
guests
Olga's big chance came when her
beauty attracted The attention Of
Hon. 1,yril Ralslon. Cyril speedily
paid court Olga invited him 10
her home. There, all the wrctched
surroundings that made her life
miserable were spread before him.
Olea's father, In bis usual State Of
inebriation; her sister Kitty. kitly's
steady Dan Hicks, and the gen
eral sQualor Of the home were i'm
poriant factors IN making Cyril un-
dersiand Olgas desire 10 rise above
her environment Olm was thor
oughly ashamed Of her family. for
their actions seemed as " thcy
were making a deliberate effort 10
be uncouth.
Then the miracle happened. Cyril
told Olga Of his lDve. She had
come 10 love him sincerely. Cyril
installed her in luxurious apart
mcnl and showered costly gifts
upon her. Olga was IN the seventh
HEAVIER Of happiness till. one day.
an unexpected blow fell. Olga
questioned Cyril about marriage. Ne
siamlnrrcd an evasiec answer.
4 am sailing tomorrow for Eng
land, where | am private secretary
70 The D,lke u IlulliesIsr.- he said.
we will be married there as soon
as II can be arranrcd.r
Olrn realized that Cyril had
merely enmared her with a prom
ise OF marriage. She refused his
proposition. Cyril fled 10 England
soon after. Olga's disillusionmcnt
was complete. The blow trans
formed her from a trusting girl IN
10 WOMAN worldly wise and
thir'iing for revenge.
Olga obtained a position a. social
secretary 10 Lady Constance Drom-
ley, an Englishwoman. who soon
sailed for her native land.
IN England Olga again met Cyril
llanlslOn. he was the son Of Lady
CONSTANCE by former marriage.
With Cyril Olga met Lady Muricl.
hia wife. Then Olga fully realized
why Cyril would not marry her.
Here was prof In the flesh that
tiyrils prolesiations Of love had not
been In good faith.
Cyril asaIu paid court IN Olga.
fil dfNofce my wife aud marry
you. " you'll only watt he said.
Hut Olga's ambition was mounting
at the mrntion Of ihc Duke. she
was mindful Of her vow 81 re-
vcngr.
want TO meet the Duke. was her
Preply. You may name any reward
you please, II you will present
me 10 him
When Cyril Ihoiorcd over 10 pre-
sent Olga 10 The Duke. she had her
campaign of conquest mapped out,
she pretended ~ -praln her unklc
and fell In . faint. The Duke was
very soliclious, although he had a
reputation as woman-hater.
Theda Bara takes the leading role
IN his play which viii be the al
.raclion al he Onyx lhcaler on
"Wednesday, November 10.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-05
~0NE HOUR BEF0RE DAMN~
ONYX TBEATEn NOV. ia-ii

VIVA AWNtANA WV HILL
Among the guests Al me house
party of Judgc and Mrs. Copeland
were Gcpgrc Clayton. On author,
and Norman Ogsood. hypnollsl.
Clayton. claimed that Divine Win
was impervious 10 hypnotisn. o.
good claimed that a man. when
hypnotizcd had no will SAVE that Of
the hypnoiisL Harrison Klrke de-
clared that hypnotism was bunk
To settle the question. 0seood
hypnotiEcd Kirke. hut when the
latter came out Of bis trance and
found himself shining Osgoods
shecs with a handkerchief. he flew
into a ruge
~rn XIII you for lhisr' he
threatened
,aayion still claimed the point
unprovcn.
~You will find Divine wiz when
you Try 10 make a good man do
AN evil ihing.--io commit am act
that Is not hidden in his heart 10
do" Clayton told Osgood.
A Hidden Desire.
/ Later that evening Clayton found
kirke forcing unwelcome kissss on
Ellen Aldrich. Hatred for Kirkc
Tanned IN Clayions breast. FOR he
loved Ellen. In thai moment he
could have killed kirkc.
Another demonstration was suF-
gested and Clayton was the sub
iect Mrs. Montague. ambitious to
marry her unpopular daughter in
To society. whispered IN Osgood 10
make Clayton fall IN low with Dor
oihy. Oseood preteuded % do 80.
hut instead whispered IN The ear
of The hypnolizcd Clayton, -Onc
hour bcfor= asNsl you will Kill
llarr.son kirke."
The next morning kirke was
found dead n bed. stabbed through
/ The heart while he slept.
who Killed Harrison Kirkes
Had Clayion.-a good man done
am evil decd hypnotically suggested
10 himy Had hc not had Il in his
heart 10 Kill Kirkeg
Was Nc Guilty?
Osgood believed ha had won The
argument. hat hr could not accuse
Clayton without incriminaiing him
self. clayton did not know he had
been commanded 70 Kill Kirke. hut
he believed himself guilty. for be
recalled what he thought he'd been
a dream. in which be- had siahlAsf
kirke, hidden the knife. and wash
I'd his blooly hands.
Ellen Aldrich. Ia spite 0f all the
evidence against him-the knife
that had been found IN the fire.
place, his confession Of the dream,
and his own sense OF guilt-found
her love for him great enouya 10
believe him guiltIcss.
inspector Steele. a drierliye who
worked with his head insiead of
his feet handled the case quickly
and efficiently. Ne gathered all
The men togrthcr In one room.
AROUND n table ON which we're
placed The several exhibits. With
out warning, he crashed coin
through the window. They an
turned 10 see what the disturbance
was, and when They gathered again
around the table the exhibits wefc
missing.
The murderer Is behind those
rel curtains" said The Inspector,
he pulled them aside and dIsclos-
ed--------3
This special attraction will ap-
pear al The Onyx lhealer saturday
and Sunday, November 10 and A..
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-11-05
A Lady IA Chicago Telesraphs ia
Rat Snan

Road Mrs Phillips, wire: YouelI's
EKterminnior Co. westlield n. D.
Rush - worth Of RAT-SNAp.f =
Later received following letter.
ghAT-sNAP aridvcd, Il rid our
house of rats In no time Iusl
MOVED here from Pa where I used
isAT-sNAP with errat results
Three sizes, 35c. G6c, sl.25. Sold and
guaraniced by A. y. Frost and Col.
unibus Drug Company.