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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-22

open door. That belongs 70 Bob
Reeves Henry Morgan owns half
the trees 70 looard on the island"
"One month ago" said the sherin.
Wade Williams wrote a contden-
tial letter tC a man IN Chatham
County, telling him where he wess
and how be was getting along. The
letter was lost: and the person that
found IL gave IL away They sent
me after him, and I've got the pa
pers. ] reckon he's one OF your
COcoanut men for certain"
You've got his picture, OF
course" said Bridger. 1T might be
Reeves or Morgan, but I'd hate 10
think IT, They're both as fine fell
lows as you'd meet in an all day auto
ride"
NO" doubtfully answered Plum
kcJt; there wasn't any picture Of
williams t. be had. And l never
saw him myself. I've been sheriff
only a year. But I've got a pretty
accurate description Of him. About
> feet II: dark hair and eyes; nose
inclined TO be Roman; heavy about
the shoulders; strong. white TEEN,
with none missing: laughs a good
deal, laxative; drinks considerably
but never 10 intoxlcatiOn. looks you
square in the eyes when talking; age
SO. Which one Of your men does
that description fit?"
The consul GrinDcd broadly.
III tell you what you do" he
said. laying down his rife and slip
ping on his dingy black alpaca coat
You come along, Mr.. Plunkett, and
I'll take You up to see the boys. II
you can tell which one Of EN- your
the other you have the advantage
OF me-"
Bridger conducted the sheriff out
and along the hard beach close to
which the tiny houses of the village
we're distributed Immediately
back Of the town rose sudden. small,
thiCSly goOdcd hills. Cp one of
these, by means Of steps cut In the
hard clay, the consul led Flunkett-
on the very vel &c Of an eminence
was perched a two-roOm wooden
cottage with a matched roof. A
Carib woman was washing clothes
outside. The consul ushered the
sheriff 10 the door OF the room that
overlooked the harbOr.
Two men were in the room. about
TO sit down IN their shirt sleeves, to
a table spread for dinner. They
bore little resemblance one TO the
other in detail; but the general de-
scription given by Plunkett could
have been justly applied to either.
in height, color of hair, shape OF
nose. build and manners each of
them tailed with It. They were fair
types Of jovial, ready-N tilted, broad
gagged Americans who had gravi-
tated together for companionship in
an alien land.
Hello, BridSer!" they called in
unison at sight of the consul. Come
and have dinner with u.s.! And
then they noticed PlUnkett at his
heels and came forward with hos
Iital curiosity.
Gentlemen" said the consul. his
voice taking on unaccustomed fer
p,al:ty, this is Mr.. Plunkctt Mr..
Plunkett-Mr. Reeves and Mr.. Nor
gan"
The cocoanut barons greeted the
newcomer jOyOdsly. Reeves seem
ed about an inch taller than Nor
gan, but his laugh was not quite as
loud. MOrgan's eyes were deep
brown; Reeves were black. Reeves
was the host and busted himself
with fetching other chairs and call
ing TO the Carib woman for supple
mental table ware II was explain
| CONTINUED on PAGE FOURTEEN1
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CSALLC And VARG0
DECLARED GUILTY
Proprietor and Bartender AT
Dance Hall Get Fines
and Jail Terms.

Alex Csa.,o. proprietor of "a soft
drink establishment and dance hall
So 100 s. Franklin ST.. and Anton
NarEo. his bartender, were sem
fenced 90 serve so days in the coun-
tv Jail and fined 500 and costs
when found guilty of the unlawful
possession OF Intoxicating iiqu e. for
sale by Judge Gumer ia the city
court Tuesday.
CsaIlo's place was raided by the
police Nov - and a quantity OF
wine coufiscated The wine was
sent % "a chemist and when analysed
was found % contain 10 percent al
cohol. CsaIl0 and his bartender
were arrested Dec. &. as soon as TIE
verdict from the chemist was re-
ceived
Evidence Conflicts.
The case was first brought Into
court Saturday afternoon bat when
the testimony given by police Off
GERS as 10 where the wine had been
since taken from the drink parloI.
,onflicted. Judge CiiImer continued
g until Tuesday morning.
Sergt. Keller who headed the raid
ing party said Saturday ne got the
wine az the time OF the raid and
turned 70 over TO Capt schock who
testified that he labeled the One
and placed IL under the stairway at
police headquarters. SerEt. Of Detec-
tives KoczorOwski testified that he
got the wine from Asst Chief Cas-
sidy. 20 take 10 90 be analysed.
At this point Judge Gilmer be-
came enraged and said 10 appeared
"a though the officers were trying
TO conflict their testimony. lie then
continued the case. When 10 came
up Tuesday morning no defense was
offered and the Judge passed his
sentence. Atty. ID. ID. Nemeth, rep
resenting CsallO. Immediately APP
pealed the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-22

Any part or 100 photograph boxes
for sale. soc each Blue Bird shop,
I23 Y. Main ST. 9559-23
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
MONTREAL ENTRIES.

First Race.-Four end a half furlongs (e)
Sockatice' ioI; Miss Holland. l12; Busy
Bird. IL; Myrtle Moore. 107; Lura, II2;
Dorothy, 112.
Second Raoe.-Five furiongs te). Silly
Night, l15; Neg. III; Allan Cain. ~:
Aenas; Us; Betterton. III; Star Finch, 40.
Third haoe.-Five furiongs (e). Britain's
Aly, III; Margare: N, 115; Little Pete. III:
May Manlsoy. us; Paul v. us: Happy 90
Fourth Raoe.-six and half furlouss IN.
Double: "a 100; Steve. l0o: French, liz;
hesent, III. Lightning Sweep. los: sNed
Aleybright. 100; Necessity, MS.
Fifth Racs.-one mile ana seventy yards.
i6l. 'sweeplet. 100; Montague, ioT: Jose a.
valeI iis; Dahinda. io5; zinnis, us; ciir
sixth Race. = Six furlonss ts). Net,ie
Walcutt, 110; Pierrot. III; Prince Bonsro.
1i2; Assumption. liz; safrspor, lio: Pre-.
sumption, 112; Apple Jack, if2; Tor Rons.
ia Also eiisibls; Robert l. Owen. III;
Seventh Raoe.--Fiye furionss IN. mon.
dame. 1oi: Dependence. lo5: LADY Betty.
10; sand River "a. liz: Mayanta. io5:
,bebylonisn. Jos; Sir Lapncslst, no -
sAyprsnt1ss allssanc9 elstnei.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
HAMILTON ENTRIES

First Raos.-Five furlongs. Annetta's
sister, ll2; Ragged Robin., los; seaboard.
10; Gallon Berry. los; Witch Flower, IO5;
second Raee.-six furlongs 90. Hacka.
more. 100: Fluzey, 100: Ultra Gold, lis;
Ausito. Ill; Hondo. 104.
Third Race. = Five furlongs (e). Mary
Reigel. 1o7; Bloor, 1Os; Catalan. 109:
Barney Boy. los; Last On, 1lO; Repent. lOT.
Fourth Race. - Sis furlongs QOl, Far
East, us; 'Anzac. 107; Pueblo. iO2: Guar
onteed, lOS; 'Gieat Scott, lo7: Enrico Ca
raso' ITO; Water Wood, ll2: Hidden Ship.
100; Back Laide. los; Chrome, I07.
Sfifth hace.-one mile and a furlong QO).
Ladder Of Light, 113; tBugle March, Il2;
Azrael, 107; sCrown Of Gold, I05; Primo
.o6; tAmmunition, III; Yoweil, 40; tsom-
me, !O4; Scala Dress, III; woodbine. 1lo.
Thendrie and Riddle entry. tssagram Stable.
sixth Race.-Six furiongs lO). Highland
Led, ITO; 'Deckhand. 102; Hidden Talent,
Us; 'Vansylyia. 100; 'Player, 81; Fair Ac.
eompi, 9s; Lady Dinmore, l07; sAnnie Ed
gay 100: Mannikin ID, 10s; sPokey B, 1o5.
seventh Race-0ne mile and a quarter (e).
w. H. Buckner. 90; Capital CITY. los:
'Dione, o.; Buckboard, Io1; Puts and Calls,
1o3; 'Antiseptic, 90.
Apprentices allowance claimed.
Westher, clear. Track. fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
LATONIA RESULTS

First Race.-Honor Man, 113 Lunsfordl
1870, 40. $50; Dark Hill, 11S IykeI. 800,
2-s0; Sand Bed. 105 CKing), 40. Byrne,
Sparker. Benecia, Ophelia. DiscEsSion. US.
Billy Joe. Viola Park and Japhet also ran.
Second Race.-Bettina. l12 (Widni, 40.
$50, 800; Tawasentha. ll2 tkennsdyD. $40.
40; Penwell. 112 (Gray). 1000. Fair
Florin, Declasse, Diamond Dale. Coeur de
Feu. Mary G., Cozette. MARJORIE Mckay,
Grace Minard and Our Alice also ran.
Third Raoe.-wave. 100. (RobinsonD. 1880.
$50. 2.90; Cortland. % (KennedyD. $50.
ESQ; Frank W. 9S Cwilson). 90. Tanlac
and Queen Blonde also ran.
Fourth Race.-Brookholt. 40 CMcAtee).
$40, 2-60. ESQ; Sterling. 107 wilson. $50.
$50; Jouett, 107 (Ericksonl, 7.4O. simple
ton. Furbelow, Big Idea, Travesty and Kin
burn also ran.
Fifth Race.-Doric. 1O6 McAtee). 40,
2oo, 2.40; Glendover, 104 CkennedyD. $40.
1s0; w. C. McClintock. 1O9 Cyanduzen),
$40. Peri Molinero. Billy Reedy. Countess,
Nor Skid, Mayhowsr, Plato and Charles A.
Byrne also ran
Sixth Race-Mint Cat. I09 (o'Brien), 4 20.
2.5o. out; Baigneur. 100 CHanoverl. 2.To,
ont; Matinee Id1l. 100 CKennedy). out;
wickfors also ran.
Seventh RSce.-Paris Maid. los CKen-
nedyC 4.50. 2.6o. 2.6O; Lazy Lou. no uyke)
2.6o. 2-5O; Weno1ah, 40 (Collins), 81 90
Madras Gingham. Little Fanchita. Bandymo.
sanduria, Selma and Lady Mountjoy. also
ran
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
LATONIA ENTRIES

First Race-'Ruby. lOO;; Spring Vale,
100; Zone de Armee. los; 'Cormoran, 1O5:
'Marvin May. i65; Anticipate. 106: Doc
tor Jim. 10; Runnan, 10; Chisca, lI0:
Louis A. 1I3; Ace Of Aces. 1I3.
Second Receive and one-half furlongs
Pekoe. 100; Horkyte, LOG; Pagan Pan, 112;
The Ally, 112; West Side 1l2
Third Race-Mile and one-sixteenth:
Bond, 107; 'Madras bingham. lO2; sam
RehSs 107; 'Jellison, l0T; Rafferty,, lO7 !:
'Hsrlock. no; 'Kimpalong. ll0; Tom saund-
ers. 115.
Fourth Receive and one half frlongs
Old. Chap. l12; Nick London. 1l2: Win
chester liz; II. z. Coleman, l12: Rising
Rock. 112; The Virginian, 112; Alvin T
Hert. 1l2; Craftsman, lIa: Adonis, l12;
Balance Wheel, 112: Tribune, 1I2: Lough
Eagle, 112. Also eligible-Lough Land lI2:
Judge Budrow. l12; BY Ginger. liz; Cmrt
View, 112: Billy Barton. l12: Toss Up. 1l2
Fifth Race-Six furlongs: Thelma E. lO3: !:
Mile. Dazie. 104: Siren Maid. 105: Lady
Fair Play. 10J; Brig O. War, I09; Clinton
vile. llO; Blue Paradise. Ill: Fern Handley
1l6
Sixth Race-Mile and a quarter! sGuide
Post, 100; 'Dahabiah I'd. los: LEO Ray.
l05; Penty. 105: 'Buck Nail. l05: sAIhena
105: 'Brynlymah. 107; Bombsst, 10: Quito
no
Seventh Race-Nne and one-sixteentn:
Shillelgah I'd. 102; 'Corydon. I07: Walter
n. Pearce, 107; Grey Eagle, 107; Harry
Burgoyne, 10; Buncranna. 1l2; Counter
halnce. ZIP; Constantine. 112.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
AQUEDUcT RESULTS

First Aaee.-Mose Io4 (Zoeller). 5 to /.
to I. 4 TO 8; Regresso. 107 tFator), 70 B,
to 10; TeIons Bon, 112 tKirchbauml, ]
- 2. Alma B, Lottery. Poor Butterfly. Kebo.
Clare Booth, Fl Primo, Gex and Roekport
also ran.
Second Raoe.-Midas. 1875 (Merglerl, o TO
9. TO S. I to 8; Transpero, 132 (sinmsl.
8 to /. 8 TO !; syrdsrya. 40 CHannaD, % y.
Frank B and Earlocker also ran.
Third Raoe.-Marie Miller, 106 (Turnerl /,
TO I: ) TO 2, to 3: Elected I'd. los
tFatorl. ) TO 1. 2 TO 4: Wedding Cake. III
(Johnson), 2 to 8. Lady Gertrude. Mile.
Vivian. Forever. Fruit Cake. Ina Frank and
Light Wine also ran.
Fourth Raoe.-service Star. .i06 tCalla-
kaHD. I to /. 8 to j, / to 4: Mr. Brummel.
100 tZoeller),. 2 TO .. out; Flibberty Gibbet,
ITO lsande). out, Burley and American
boy also ran.
Fifth Raoe.-sun Dial I'd, III (sande). Z
TO 1. ? TO 1, to 10; Chasssur. ia (Kirssh-
baum), 10 1. even; Sun Flash I'd. ll6
tFatorl. to 8. War Machine. Franklin.
Eimendorf and Sunnyland also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-Tamarisk. 115 (BarretD, 20
5. to 10, to 8; Fluff. lis tEnsor), 10 /
3 to .; Rockland, lis (Sando), even Aollis
barnes, Fright, Thimble, Foam. Celtic Lass,
Crimson Rambler. vierate. Joan Marie. ia
maica Belle. Scotland Yard. Mile. Cadeau,
Nanadis and Merry Marian also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

First Race-Five furlongs: Jacobean,
los; Jim Daisy, l0s; Crest. los; Wise Dove
l09; Canteen Girl, los; Mary Erb. 100; Epi
sode, ll2; Walk Up. 105; Lady Loyett. 1ooi
kinetic, los; Harp Of the North, los: Mar
Jorie ", l05; Thorn Hedge. los; La Derniere,
l05; Fading Star. 112; smarty. los; George
Bovee, 1l2!
Second Race-One mile: Bin Bang. 40;
81. Allan. 40; Feodor. lis; Ten Can, los;
Dinna Care. 10; Tattle. 110; Fair Gain, 1l5;
Le Glorieuz. lis; Double Eye. l05.
Third Race-Six and one-half furlongs;
Jadda. 103: valor. I22; Leading Star. 105;
Daydue. %: Salvestra. los; Vice Chairman,
1903: Arnold. lis; Pocatello. 95.
Fourth Race-One mile: Cromwell. 10;
Feodor. l08: Audacious. l2l: salvestra, l06;
Passing Shower. ia: Elmendorf, 1l0.
Fifth Race-Mile and one furlong: wodan,
ll5; Berlin. 10: Pierre A Feu. ll2: dor
cas-. lo5: Bar Coy. 105; Frank Macklin. l05.
Sixth Receive furlongs: Advocate, 105
Shamrock Flower. 1O5; san Pablo. los
Sunny Days. l02; oriole. li0; Prodigy, 100;
Jeg, 1l5: Slip Along. 105: Frizlet los; Nor
NAL. 10: Prodigy. 100; wrecker. los:
Faunds. 105: Muttinkins, 107; Nugget l05;
Pluribus. 40; Tidings. l12; Two Feathers,
105; Irish Sea, 105: Wireless. los.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
HAMILTON RESULTS

First Race.-Silent West. 1i5 (CIaver),
30, 2.3o. 2.20: War Tank. lis (Riche-esk)
$40. 2.90: Bell Boy, lOT (DishmonD, 800.
Broadview. sudor. Reconnaissance and Heath
Belle also ran.
Second Race Point TO Point. l04 (Bnrke)
go. $50, $40; Margery. 1o2 (Richcreekl
4.30, $40; Harry Glover. % (Bryson), Is. 40
ALI Vezenia, High Olympus. James. Dan
Dinsn and weinland also ran.
Third Race-Buckboard. 1l0 (0bert. 1000
$40. $40; Yorkist, los tBurkel. 14.To. $50:
Solid Rock, 113 (ThUrberl. 40. Capital
City. Dione AMI Attorney Muir also rsn.
Fourth Race.-Dr. Hickman I07 (willis),
40. 2.60. 2.40; Charlie SUNNY. ll4 (Hin-
PFy), 2.40. 2.40; Toe the Mark, 0s (ThurberD
200 King Herod and Moroni also ran.
Fifth Race,-Irish Kiss. 12l CMorris), 2 90.
ont. out: Rancher, los Stack. out. out
Clean Gone. 95 (Richcreek), out. Only three
starters; no place betting.
Sixth Race.-Hin1oostan, l0s CThurberD.
IL 40. 400. 200; Sim Feiner. 118 CButwelD
$40. 2G0: May W. l13 (Sterlingl. $50.
Beauty Spot. Earnest, Trophy. Hondo. James
Foster also ral.
Seventh Raoe.--Trickster, los CThurberJ.
6. 40. 400, 200. PhiIistine, 10s- (Butweln
2e0 2.7O: Kilkenny, l04 Dishmon). $50.
Pit. Encrinite. Iron Boy and Verify also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02

gerl. 2G.7O. 1890 G.10; Dainty Lady. IO2
CTaylorD. 1880. $50: Sentimental l12
Dunkinson). $40. Phedoden. Back Bay and
Ny craze also ran.
Fifth Racs.-Miltred Euretta, l2l (Gau-
getD. 40, $40 2-e0: Lady Hester. 100
tHilemanI. 10, 4.t0. Sid G. Keener. I19
II ayward). $50. Princess Lou. Early Sight
and Delaney also ran.
Sixth Raoe.-TGgs. l20 CTaylorl. $50,
33b 20: Cork. Il5 CDunkinso1), go. .. 20:
White Haven, 1l5 (PauleyD. 2.40. Terrible
AIiss ana Hosta- alse ran.
Seventh Race. - Thirteen. 107 (Garner).
21.10. $50, i.l0: Thrills. 106 (Hayward). .
80 400: Miss swope, 116 Hunt, $40.
stir Up. Will soon, Amino and Letaw also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02

Totals. 80 10 y 81 Totals. &c IL % II
Batted for Meusel in eighth inning.
tBatted for Keefe in ninth inning.
Score by innings:
New York 1900. O2O O2O %
Athletics .......... 0lO 200 1913
Runs - Peck (3), Pip. Ruth. Meusel
Bodie. Shore (2l. Witt. Dugan. strunk C2l .
keefe. Errors-Ruth. Pratt Shore. Moore
Iwo-oase hits-Strunk, Ruth. Peck Pipp
walker keefe Dugan, Witt. Struck out
BY Shore. 81 by Moore, 4: by Keefe .
First Dase on balls-on Shore, 8; OF Keefe
g. Iouble plays-Dugan to Griffin; Dusan
to Witt; Pipp TO Peck to Pipp. Passed
oal-Ptrkins. Stolen base-Grifin. sscrt-
nee hlts-Grinin. Shore. Perkins. Hit by
piteher-By Moore (Pratt). Umpires-Friel
and Dineen.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
MONTREAL RESULTS.

First Race.-Lucky Pearl. l13 CTaylor)
40. ESQ. 2.5o; beverly James. llo Dunk.
inson). $50, 2.6o; JIanity Sd. i1a louder
$50. Little Pete. Mike Dixon, Fairy Prince
and Hattie Will Do also ran.
Second Race.-Safranor. no -Cpauisv,
$40, 4. 30, $40; Enos. 112 CHunt), 4.sO q, "a.
Alex Gez, III Garerty), 400. Dick Win.
Trey Lieut. Lester and Hattie Mccarthy also
ran. 0O
Third Riee.-Dr. Hall, l0T tGarnerl. 90
50, S'OO; Lenora p, los OFinley). no. 4.eO; !;
Lazy Aarrigan, 100 (Andersonl. 900
waldo: tr.. Lady lone, Olive James ana
Plain Bill also ran anu
Fourth Raee.-Helen Atkin. 1O4 Cschlesin-
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
OLLYERS CoNirfEhEzssl
u on the GZ0M
>SPQ,R.IIo.Sl, 81 !. 4! k!Il!NCS q 80

Chisca. ~ =
Sounds like "Chsca Baba"-wot? All OF which
leads to the prediction that Old Man vandusen will
cop q heat this very aft From viewpoint Of morn
ing trials this trick stands out above points.
On the other hand I have positive knowledge that
there Is dough planted in China. II need it any
stronger go hunt the Tobasco. yo'wokkum, Ace of
Aces fast and the Carman interests think they
good chance. Zone D'Arme is fit and good and
should outlast the balance.
Pagan Pan is the seftest thing Of the meeting The
word went out the Ralto early this morning to
take any old price" Now when the wise birds lisp
at away. you know the answer yoa be the
boozer and don't stop until the numbers hung up.
The Ally is on edge. In fact don't know of a
2-year-od that has held his speed quite we'll West
what is left Tenn Saunders WILL am told forget to
L The one to trim Is Rafferty,. tribe far for him.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
MACKMEN'S MEASURE
TAKEN BY YANKEES

Philadelphia. July babe Ruth
didn't hit a homer today. but thar
didn't mean that the Yanks would
not win. The disappointing score
was to in today's battle in the
Shibe playground.
The Baby Grand walloped the
pellet at a 500 clip. getting a
double and a single out of four
times up. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02

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Tuxedo. Nd, frame; 8 rms. b.; h.-w. h..
INVESTMENTS.
$3.50 N st. NV. 3-famiIy nat; brick; II
rms. Sbs., H.W.H., 81, 500.
ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES CAN
BE PURCHASED on REASONABLE
TERMS.
SPECIAL" We need houses. List nov
for quick returns.
BRADFORD & CO..
Main 5s77. 337 Southern Bldg. Main 5s77.
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE FOR SALE IN
Southeast Washington II will pay you &c
list II with II. T. LAW, 1919 street south.
east. UNDIVIDED ATTENTION GIVEN TO
SELLING HOMES. Phone Lincoln 5T25.
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The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
Second Game.

RunS-Tobin. Sisler, Jacobson, Gerber.
Jackson. Errors-Leibold. Weaver. Two
base hits-Sisler t2l. Schalk. Three-base
hit-Jacobson. Standardization, Williams.
Schalk, Jacobson. Double plays-Thompson
TO Gedeon TO Sisler J2l. Left on bases-St.
Louis, ;: Chicago. 8. Base on balls-Oh
Bayne. 3; OF Wilkinson, /. Hits-On Kerr,
In ] inning; on Wilkinson. 4 in innings
Struck out-By Wilkinson. .; by Bayne .
Losing pltcher-Kerr. Umpires--Evans and
Hildebrand. Time-l:34
The Washington herald., 1920-07-02
PERSONALS.

rs 1T A DISGRACE TO BE An OLD
maid?" E. Hez Sven, pastor, Sunday
night, cool house; large free chairs (men
like them): men can attend coatless. Cen
tennial Bapt. Ch., 7th & Eye n. e. ju2-1t
SONG CoNTEsT-oPEN TO ALL: ANY
tind Of song eligible; all free. Write for
rules. q. E. JOHNSON, 9os 10Th st. ne,
composer. srranyer. publisher. Est. lsoss
DO you LOVE GOOD HEALTH You
can have it Call at IT'S Ith 81; ow.'
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY sHor