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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
AVISO AL PUBLICO

Desde ell dia primero de MARIO de
mil novecientos veinte, ell conocido y
acreditado establecimiento de Res
taurant' titulado lei VESUBIO"
despues de una reforma que ha hecho
en- la pasada semana, abre de nuevo
con un esmerado servicio la Carta y
para abonados, como hasta la fecha 10
venia hacienda y con un variado ME
NU con precios convencionales Tam
bien en- dicho establecimiento Sc po-
dra tomar desayuno desde las 6 a. m.
acknowledgements american Break
fast. Una sola vista ls convencera'
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25

6Pero hombre, d0nde, donde es
tan los muertos? Cuantos heri-
dos? La sangre!.. Esta loco, di
cen!. Callen estupidos! -. Els
la prensa !! 1. Busco la Ultima ho-
IA. / Entienden Pero no, no
entendieron. Allinada sucedfa. La
imagen que tanto me tortura no
estaba ALI. Aquello no valia la PEE
na Era un hombre borracho que
Sc habia echado Ell el suelo Es-
taba profundamente dormido -.
Roncaba, pero 10 hacfa con tai arte,
con tanto estrepito, que mas que
un diablo dormido parecia un to-
ro bramando.
Un policia, dandole con el pie,
exclam0:
II Alzate, vago!... De dia no
Sc duerme j.
FL buey abrio los ojos.. Estiro.
una pata. Bostezo. Miro to-
das parties Luego, encarandose
con el guardia, dijo:
Perdone usted la tardanza pc
70 yo no recibo cuado estoy dur
miendo.. No me GUSTAV las visi-
tas mtempestivas. f. Dejeme US
ted -.
Ell polizonte, enfurecido, 10 aga
rr6 por un brazo y de un solo EN-
pellon 10 puso Ell marcha.
II Dejeme usted Dejeme US
ted!.
II Anda y no protestes, porque
hay "brilla -.
Tambaleandose iba ell pobre, ca
mino del Quartet, entire la rechi-
fla de los curiosos. Y era un es-
pectaculo pintoresco, psychological
mente necio, ell que ofrecia el in
feliz, ebrio de alcohol, y aquella
multitud majadera, borracha de
vulgaridad
Yo segui calle arriba, echando
pestes. +. Me habia llevado un
chasco i !. Tn hombre que duerme
cuando debiera estar trabajando,
solo merece que 10 despierten la
tigazos.
A todo este la imagen la maldi-
ia, la deseada, la buena, la conf
ca Ultima hora, no Sc veia por min
guna parte. La tarde avanzaba,
avanzaba, con la suavidad lumino-
sa y fresca, que tienen todas es-
tas tardes de San Juan.
II Que te busque Vargas -.
Y volvf la Redaccion jadean-
te. empolvados Los zapatos, como
quien regresa Gle un largo viaJe
pie.
Augusta PIETRI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
AboNinays
BUENA oPoRTUNIDAD

Tenemos maquinas para venderias
aquellas personals que esten apren-
diendo la maquinilla. precios muy
baratos.
Tenemos maquinas de escribir pro-
pias para oficinas. reconstruidas en- "a
brica.
oJEDA HNos.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
AL TRAVES DE
MI BOHEMIA
"LA ULTIMA HORA"

III reloj, POGO importa. Gun re-
porter nunca sabe ell tempo ell
que vive.) Tai vez sean las tres
de la tarde, porque el sol, abando
nando el centro del cielo, Gamma
cuesta abajo. (Raz6n de jibaros.)
He salido de Ell MUNDO con
la cabeza torturada por una terri
bic idea. Els una imagen que acos-
TUNDRA atormentarme diariamen-
te; donde quiera que este.
iOh, los que no sufren la tira-
MIA de esa impertinente sonora, no
conocen 10 que es pena y. ]. No han
padecido jamas jQereis conocer
la ilustre DANA? =. Gambia de
nombre como una mujer veleidosa
de amante. Unas veces es triste,
dolorOsa, tragica, cual una puhala-
da Ell medic de la sombra. Otras
es alegre, reidora, como una mu-
chacha hermOSa V loca corriendo ell
carnaval. Pero Siempre eS ingra-
ia, con refinadas crueldades de fe-
limo. Sc llama la Ultima hora.
Impossible hallarla EN- sitios de-
terminados. Su domicilio esta EN-
todas y Ell ninguna parte. Como
los hombres, es hija de las circuns
tancias. :. Y mace franca, resuel-
ia, con la salvaje demencia de 10
imprevisto
i La Ultima hora -. Tu Pc
riodico - Parece que me dicen al
dido. Y ell reporter aIigera el pa
so, mira, husmea Pero, NADIA
Hoy no sucede NADIA de importan-
Ella ell San Juan. Que ciudad
aburrida (. Nadie pelea? ...Y
tantos valientes) / No hay quien Sc
tire de alguna azotea, romantica-
mente, por NOR de un amorcillo
contrariado?. iQue lastima =,
Calaria ell "asunto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25

$500 butaca Sc pagaron en- New
York para yer DE LA CUMBRE AL
ABISMO. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25

Be vende pApeI psriodico v1sjo
DiI-tia sus psdidos ''EL kUNDO'
2.60 Quinta1.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-08

" lea aliis Aqui, aquf esta el pa
sale. j Tra,llizcalo.
P 1rodacitt ittadolo Los holrb.
res del presente conficto seran, como
81 no fuesen NADIA, comparados con la
lllcha entire dos socialismos de Esta-
do altamente organizados cada uno de
los cuales sabe que ha de COLOMBIAN
"a territorio del otro,l 0 morirse de ham
bre''. a.
R.-s Que dice usted ESQ?
P-tlue no Sc p6r que los socialis-
mos hayan de ser de Estado, nj los
Estados de conquista y guerra y.
Il. Ffjese en- que los soUicts son de
obreros y soldados pero, sobre todo,
de soldados, y que el soldadade no es
precisameAte, como tai soldado, I'LL
sproductor.. El bolcheyismo es una ms
tituci6n marcial, guerrero, militar, no
civil. liasta inciSil y anticiFil.
P-s Institueiona
R.-Aeaso enfermedad. Z.
s P.s Enfermedad?
RSi. \ aunque usted me lame
por clio Conservation, que es peor que
reaccionario. no deiare de- recordarle
aquel Tito sLigio, seaando, hablando del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-08

,ss !. !
moviniento social, de La lucha de ella
ses, que Sc cumplfa en- Italia mientras
Anfbal estaba en- ELLA, despues de ha.
Der Sencido en- Canas, nos dice que in
syadi6 a todas las ciudades de Italia
una como enfermedad- anus celHt
azsorbas, 10 recuerdo bien at plebes
an optipldtibus dissentirent.
81 consecuencias de la demo
cracia.s
r. Pero 81 las riudades de Italia no
eIan democraticas entonces.
p. Bueno, ~ que es democracia?
R.-Por ahf debafn ustedes enpe-
zar, porque me encuentro con que los
mas radicales dem6cratas son hoy los
Que dan mueras a la democracia, como
ST 6sta fuese una instituci6n burglte-
sa
P.-Pues deffnamela usted.
' R. Es mejor repetir la vieja defini-
cion, la que Tucfdides pone EN- boca de
Pericles cuando este pronunci6 la ora.
cion flinebre Ell honor de los muertos
en- la primera ,eanipafia de la guerra
del Peloponeso. Y dijo, hablando del
Gobierno de Atenas, que Sc Ilamaba
tlemocracia pOrque Sc regfa no por po'
cos, sino por los mas, o sea por la ma.
yorfa. Y asf, dem6crata significa 10
,mismo que mayoritario, Y parece que
10 mismo que bolcheyique. 81 es que
.bolchevique seS, 10 mismo que mayori-
tarie Y no maximalista !. \ la dicta-
dura del proletariado. fundada en- cue
los proletarios son los mas midos, los
mas fuertes, es, en-eI sentido antique,
democfacia " 10 otra cOsa. i o que
no ses; es liberalismo y NADIA mas impe
rialista que una democraeia.
p. Els que habra una democracia =
'iiees queNusred quiere llamarla ash
Universal Y laundial *. ~
R.-EXacto; v las mayorlas v mino-
rfas, dentro de ella, seran etnicas, ma.
cionales: Y ell esa democracia .univei
sal de productores abolida la c!ase
tapilalista, lnl raci0n grupo de na-
Clones sc: ir1polldra a las denfls Y
seguird la .lueha de classes Ell otra for
ma, acaso mas terrible. Y el patrio-
tismo comunista sera tiero. implacable
TERRIBLE.
~ MIGUEL, DE UNAMUNO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-08
Ell MEMPo EN- LA IsLA

La lltlvia de Ia semana ha sido muy
ligera, promediando menos de media
pulgada regularmente en- la isla, com
parnda con 164 pulgadas que cs Ia
ntidadSnormaI San Juan Y Maya
gtieze han sido las linicas estaciones
donde la cantidad semanal pas6 de
una pulgada. En- cierto 1ldmero de
estaciones del medic de la isla y de
la costa S. no llogio durante Ia sema.
ma. La cana nueya presenta mejorfa
len casi todos los distritos, pero neeesi.
ia mas lluyia, La temperature pro-
medic casi normal durante la semana,
La evaporation total Gle la semana en-
San Juan fue 2.064 pulgadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-08
La Denocracia Bolchevista

tt{5ft go n y, IN n
ustei aio cree, senior lnfo que
cnando Sese esq slucha de eiases, gsl4ns
tro descada pueblo cesarln las guerras
entire los diyers6s pueblos 4 4, Is
r. Bueno spuesayo, ii de Ia respues.
ia, pregtiiito a mi yez scuando cree
ustea que eesara ia luclia de classes
dentfo de- caua pueblo?
p C,uand0 tetias elias Sc reduzeail
a una. sNo esta claros?s
os no 10 esta; nI medic claro.
P6rques oAse redncen todas las clases
3uiia s6la. por IA extinction de fodas,
men0s una, " es a 70 que tiende la die
tatlara del proletariado, Sc funden
totlass en- una qile acoja en- 81 las ctia.
lidades y eentliciones de las que hoy
cstah Ell lucha, adn sielldo esas cuali..
dades y condiciones, Ell gran parte,.
contraaicto1ias entire 81.
+ P4AI'ero ses que cree usted que ca.
be una s0la elase social que sea a la,
vez capitalista y obrera, expiotadora
y explotada. y asf 10 tlemas? 9s
r. Clhfoe due 10 creo ti Clarosque
freo que iii pueblo puede hacerse I'll.
rano y a; Ia vez 1esclavo de 81 1nismo!
~ creo, adenas. que puede surgir la
lilcha interna entire las diferentes cla-
ses de profesiones los labradores con
ira los fabricantes, los .comerciantes
contra los industriales, los empleados
de transportes contra los transpofta-
dos. Y algo de ESQ Sc We va. Y no
me parece que el ejemplo de la Russia
de hoy autorice suponer que sel fin de
la lucha de classes sea el fin de las que
rras entire naciones. ~
PES que 81 Russia luciIa contra
ptras naeiones, ee porque Ia 1ucha de
classes no Sc ha resuelto. Luclia con.
ira la burguesfa de otras naciones'
eoligadas contra ella.
r. ESQ parece primera vista. Pc
70 yo le digo a llsted que el mas de-
senfrelado imperialismo sera ell de
ain, Estado comunista..,
Fs Rstado2 ,,s. "a /.
\ RI 81, Estado, ne juglemos con
los vocablos \ NEstado o Naei6n
P.rPero esa sdesapareceran las
naciones.
r. Extrana oRstinacion de Ia can
l.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-08
MIGUEL DE UNAMUNo
10 MATo DE UN BALAZo

En- el barrio Sabana Yeguas, de La
jas, Manuel Albreu hizo un disparc
de revolver t,dntra Alexandra Cruz,
ocasionandole Id muerte. FL fiscal de-
Distrito calific6 el delito de homici
dio flo al aclsadG $4,000 de fianza
.por, su libertad provisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-08
DIsPUso DE LAS PRENDAs

/ Juan Arroyo, de oficio platero, ha de-
munciado Il la Corte Municipal, por abu
fs6 de tconfanza, Pablo Casanova,
Hporque, segdn dice, lie di6 prendas para
syender, por valor de SIG y no las ha
gvuelto yer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-08
UNA CAIDA

Isfi la carretera de Cidra Caguas,
.stli tfatar de montarse en- Tin CARO-
JUN Figueroa sufri0 una cafda pa
sanaole una de las ruedas del gehfcu.
Is pola s6bre el music izquierdo, frac
turandoseIo. Pas6 al Hospital de Ci
.4lnasj H
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

little grandson died few months
ago.
Hard Work Never Hurt
Talking for this story about his
SEVENTEEN birthday, here is a human
interest recital Of Champ Clark's
reverie at seventy:
Il have done q good deal of hard
work and, so far as l know, none of it
has ever hurt me. began working as
hired man on farm when l was nine
years old, which gave me very robust
body. began acting a mans part
when began teaching school before
torney a good while, and the most
pleasant recollection about holding that
office was that I let of twenty-five
young men for their first offense with a
Jail sentence or fine whom l could
have sent to the penitentiary. Twenty
three of them have made good citizens,
raised families and stand we'll in the
communities in which they live. Two
Of them are incorrigible thieves and
went to the penitentiary after my term
of office expired.
"When I was twenty-three years old
was the president of a college in
West Virginia, A great many Of the
pupils were older than was. broke
town clock, and these court-martials at
Annapolis and West Point make me
very weary. sometimes regret that
ever quit teaching school.
IF | were to wake up tomorrow as
rich as Rockefeller the first thing l
would do would be to establish pub
fishing house for the latitude of St.
Louis. The first thing I would have
published would be an unabridged die
tionary which would give the popular
pronunciation of all the words in our
vernacular. If the people have sense
enough to elect President and Con-
gressmen they certainly have sense
enough to know how they want to pro-
nounce the words in our language, and
not how some anglomaniac wants to
real history Of the United States, and
then I would have about a hundred
biographies written under general
direction.
Threw Away Chance for Riches
"Things have changed exceedingly
snfs hs was wss uekS S0 Il ro sssd 10 cents to th11
an opossum skin, rs cents for a coon
skin and other skins of small game at
about similar prices. Now they are
ranged from dollar up. l once caught
six raccoons out of one poplar tree
Under the prevailing prices that would
have brought me a pocket full OF
change.
II have never made much money and
have not kept much of what 1 did
make. I had only one chance to
be rich, and threw that away. When
I was president of Marshall College in
West Virginia, the State Auditor, who
80 %Io tc fol %<
take the seven or eight hundred dol
lars 1 had and go with him in what is
the best coal region in West Virginia
and buy coal lands at 80 cents an acre
now worth a thousand or two, but
had heard so much about Missouri that
/ always intended to 60 there and live
and while I did not become a multimil
lionaire coal baron have done first
rate In Missouri"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Minnesota Republicans
Put Hoover on Ballot
Committee at Minneapolis Over
rides Slate Prepared by
the State Organization
Special Dispatch to Tho Trtbxr

Specto% OtSpdtch TO Inc Tribune
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March g.
Going over the head Of the Republican
State Central Committee Chairman
Gustave Lindquist, director of the
statewide caucus primary of Repub-
lican voters to be held March 15, the
Hoover Club Of Minneapolis is making
appeals to county Republican organi-
zations to abandon the ballot prepared
by the State Committee and substitute
ballot carrying the name Of Herbert
Hoover, in addition to the five candi-
dates whose names are carried on the
ballot by instructions Of the State
Committee.
The Hennepin County Committee has
conceded the Hoover Club point and
his name will be on the ballots used
in this, the largest county in the state.
The caucus primary is an informal
party affair and the capcuses will be
open an hour the evening Of March Is
throughout the state. The State Com
Inittea is distributing ballots bearing
the names of General Wood, Lowden.
Harding, Poindexter and Hiram W.
Johnson. The committee officers denied
Hoover a place on the state ballot be-
cause he has not become an avowed Re-
publican candidate.
The primary vote is not held binding
upon the delegates, but is expected to
influence them in the Chicago conven-
ton
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Staten Island Again Is
Without Light or Power
Flooding of Plant, Due to Fire,
Causes Shutdown of
Dyna7nOs

For the second time in week,
Staten Island was without either cleo
trio light or power last night. No
street lamps shone; no cars moved;
no stores were lighted; movie shows
were closed and private dwellings had
to get along with kerosene lamps, gas
or candles.
Fire in the Richmond light and
Railroad Company's powerHuse at
West New Brighton caused the shut
down of the entire plant. In extin-
gushing the blaze the firemen flooded
the place so thoroughly with water
that it was considered dangerous to
attempt to start the dynamos again
until they had been dried out.
Power will probably not be turned
on again till noon to-day. In the
meanwhile the Mayors busses and the
steam trains, neither of which are
running regularly since the storm, are
the sole means Of conveyance left to
Staten Islanders.
A fire in coal pocket last Tuesday
caused the powehouse to shut down
for several hours.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Edwards Criticized
By Jersey Methodists
ssWet'' Stand of Governor and
Legislature Said to En-
| COURAGE ,ayylessness

ATLANTIC CITY, March e.-The New
Jersey conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, which embraces vir-
tually all Of the southern part Of the
state, to-day adopted a resolution
criticising Governor Edwards and the
Legislature for their stand on the
liquor question.
ssWe look upon the action of the
Governor and members of the Legisla-
ture," the resolution declared. Gin pass
ing law contrary to and in defiance
Of the Federal law and Constitution,
presuming thereby to license that which
the national government has declared
to be Intoxicating liquor, as being an
encouragement to the lawless and
bringing humiliation and shame upon
the name Of New Jersey"
Bishop Berry, who is presiding at
the conference, said the fight against
liquor must continue, as prohibition is
only in it's initial stage.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

was rented in the name Of Nick Cohen,
one of Arnstein's aliases, has been
opened, it was learned, by the referee
appointed in the Arnsteim bankruptcy
proceedings and found to contain moth
ing whatever.
Definite plans are under way IN
Wall Street to put an end to original
stock and bond robbery enterprises.
The plans, if they mature, will elm
mate to q large extent the service OF
inexperienced messenger boys and will
thus tend to reduce both the measure
of temptation in bond thefts and the
opportunity Of carrying them out.
The new plan, in which the board Of
governors Of the Stock Exchange 10 di-
rectly interested, involves the estah-
lishment of day service by the Stock
Clearing Corporation. mich hithert4
has been operated only At night ana
in q limited way.
Under the new plan, IN addition -
extending the present service 70 9
twenty-four-hour basis. all loan and
Liberty bond transactions will pass
through the Stock Clearing Corpora
tion and eventually-probably by the
month Of May-other stocks and Sc
curities, now handed about by young
messengers, often ignorant, 1nexperi-
enced and dishonest, will pass through
the hands ofgthe institution.
The stocks, bonds and securities win
be carried by regularly maintained
corps Of experienced guards and de-
tectives. The papers will be carried
in specially constructed safety bags,
under heavy armed guard. just rs
money is now being transferred.
The special corps Of messengers and
guards will be under command Of
Henry Jay Case, formerly secretary to
former Police Commissioner Arthur
Woods.
Mr.. Case, in explaining the new
scheme, said:
"Wall Street is aroused over the epi-
demic Of bond thefts and the apparent
inability Of the police to cope with the
situation. The new scheme will take .
large number of securities of the streos
and out Of the hands Of messengN3
boys. In so far as it will do that it wiz
tend to reduce both temptation an5
the chances Of theft. There will 6e'
sixty cages for as many banks built cx
the floor Of the Stock Clearing Corpora
ton, which is in the Stock exchanges
Building. Brokers who want to tako
up transaction involving q loan will
simply make provision with their bank
by telephone and arrange for q cage.
Armed guards will then be sent to their
Offices who will bring their securities
to the Stock Clearing Corporation. As
the plan proves successful it will be
extended to cover an ever increasing
scope Of business"
Samuel F. Streit, Of Cary Co., presi-
dent Of the Stock Clearing Corpora
ton, who is busily engaged in putting
the new plans into effect, said that al
first the day service of the Stock Clear
ing Corporation will involve loan and
Liberty bond transactions. Other bonds
and securities, he said, would be COW
cred in later plans.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

secretary Of the local board before
whom BerEdoll had bsen summoned 70
appear. BE. said that Bsrgdol1 was
called Tor physical examination, but
tailed TO sppear. He said Mrs. Berg
doll later called at the Office Of the
board.
n had . talk with Mrs. Berpdoll. y
said Mr.. Dwyer, "and told her that ]
thought she ought to call her boy back
and let him get In the army. thought
that with his experience In manufactur-
ing airplanes and automobiles he might
make q great flyer In France. But She
couldn't see it that way. She said If
the war was being fought in America
she would have no objection to his 60
ing. She wanted to know if he couldn't
be exempted"
The trial will be continued to-morrov,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Naval
Building Plans
Rest on Treaty

coatinusd frsm sass sqs
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

addition the program would include
for the three years twenty light cruis-
ers and large number Of smaller
craft.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Lodge Asks Senate to
Reco1nize Award to Greece

WASHINGTON, March GA resolu-
ton designed to put the Senate on rec
ord as favoring tho award to Greece Ut
northern Epirus, including Coritza, the
twelve islands Of tho Egean and the
definitely Greek portion of the western
coast of Asia Minor was introduced to-
day by Senator Lodge, Republican. 1t
was referred to the Foreign Relations
Committee.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-04-10
Brings Wonderful
Prescription to All
Eczema Sufferers

Zemerine, the latest scientific pres
oriptiOn for the treatment of eczema,
itch, and similar skin diseases. is now
sold III leading drug stores. Until re-
Gently it was the guarded formula of a
good physician, and men have paid q
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1t IS within the reach of every sufferer
irs time TO say goodbye to intlamed
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and unpleasant sores. splotches, and
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you so uncomfortable. Z9merine can
give you relief as it has others. Give
u a trial under our guarantee, your
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simple directions accompany eacn
bottle. Sold in two sizes, 80 cents and
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you, the Zemerine Chemiaal Co., Or
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-04-10
| OPERA HOUSE
April 4fI'
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be Tong Man.
| Universal Weekly.
|sIDAY, APRIL 10TH
|ufice Tourneur
PRESENTS
h Lad!'s Garter. .
4 Universal Weekly.
| Ties and Mosquitoes.

n Inc time to start to swat
Ia fact, all times are fly
,tlmes-Wh'never a fly il
Id be swatted. All flydom
~ with the poet, Thou
I ,s,sous for thine own, oh
3 i Genesis we read about
I.Ity created between the
t,nd .hsssed OF the wom-
liver since We have had \
ior killing snakes. But
makes 10 the world have
hk,n 10 many lives as has
u houss ay. Then there is
aul!o Of the malaria vari.
III, BY no means 80 dan
mn the ay though we con.
khIn NOR: Of q pest because
\ y.siuI poison of his citing.
(sat Wy to fight the mosqui.
lilo n ssl BY .watting him. but
c,,,ahur him from being
u. fklhing to do is to elimi.
sAlu b. d,ssfoyiDR his breed
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-04-10
Poultry Profits
Depend On
Healthy Chicks

Mr.. Williams, very successful
OKiahoma Poultry Raiser. recently
said TO Or. LeGear: "Since | have
oeen using your Poultry Prescription,
not only have | cut down Chick loss.
guy | Ind that my pullets lay a month
or TWO earlier" A few pennies wisely
spent 10 feeding DR.. LeGear's Poultry
PRESCRIPTION to Baby Chicks insures
rapio development and early fall and
winter laying. Get a package from,
your dealer. Satisfaction or mopev
oack.-Dr. l.. d. LeGear Med. Co
81 Louis, Mo.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-04-10
For Sale.

House and lot on Clark street IN the
town Of Franklin. 1.-THE let is 80 by 100
feet and purchaser can buy additional
land alongside to increase size of lot if
he so desires. The house contains four
rooms and a large hall in addition to
dining room and kitchen, the whole
painted and papcred throughout. A
new cistern hus inst been erected and
there are outhouses including a garage.
For further information and price aD.
ply to k. Emmett O'Niell, Franklin, La,