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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
POLSKA WSTRZYMALA KO
ELEGR
FICZNA.

Nowy York, II. kwietnia. -
Francuska Kompania Kablowa do
nosi, re wiadze polskie zarzadziiy
wstrzymanie wszelkiej Prywatnel
komunikacyi telegraficznej Pol
ski z zagranica ma Przeciag 10 dni
Il. cd dnia dzisiejszego do 26ge
kwietnia. Co by}o powodem tegc
zarzadzenia, doniesienie ME Po-'
dale.
(Nadmienic wypada nadto, ze
doniesienic to ME ma potwierdze,
MIA z innych zr5del. Przyp. Red
Dzien. Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

N8NNN
~dostatecznS Hose
PIapao beB kosEtu'
Rbys m6gl je ca4ko-
wicie w~yproDowac.
"a te probke ME
placi sic mic ami to-
raz, AMI poznieI.
PHestah nosie pas.
TAX. prBestahcie
nosic pas. gdyz VIA
aomen a jest Z
wlasnego doswisd-
czenia, ze pas ma
put test tylGo
rEemk chwlowem'
hub faissyvp poopo-
ra przed walscym
sic murem, gdyS
pas hamujsc eyr-
kulacye krwi, pod
kO2uje tylko Earo-
vie ~eierpiRceEO. -
Dlaczsgoz vice d.
r-I---EX 49, N ruR
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

vii. Gdyby produbcya ia 1nacznie
SIC zm~niejszyaa albo staneia, czy
to wskutek rewolucyi czy tez sku-
tkiem ziej administracyi, latwo
jaki mia1oby to sku-
TEX da przemyssu calcj central
mel Europy,
Czeskie GAP pok!ady weglowe
koso Cieszyna / polskie kopalnie
kolo Dabrowej So poprostu tylko
dalszym ciagiem olbrzymich zyl
Slaskich. System transportacyi ko-
lejowej, ktory obejmuje wszystkie
IS kopaln W tym dystrykcie, jest
widocznie dobrze zorganizowany.
Bedac W Bytomiu, mialem spo-
sobnoSc zejScia do wielkiej kopal-
mi zwanej ,,Meinetz CRUDE" Pra-
cuje sic ma czterech piatrach, z
ktorych najnizsze znajduje sic W
g4ebokosci 400 metrow (okoAo
1918 stop pod ziemia. Rowno-
czeSnie buduje sic plate piatro W
gebokoSci 600 metr6w Q,96S
stop. Me bedzie ono jednak go
towe predzej jak "a try lata. w
,,Heinetz CRUDE" zatrDdnionych
Jest 1000 ludzi, 5000 zaS ludzi
ponadto zatrudnia ia sama korpo
racya gornicza.
(Gdyby pan Nash zdjsf swe
germanofilskie okulary, a panic
taiac o tenn, IL jest Amerykani-
mem, zalozyl szkla tylko neutral
ne, toby dostrzegi, re polscy gor-
nscy ma Gornym Slasku strajkowa
Ii i robili powstania, gdy mieli ma
karku ME cywilizowane wojska
przepisy francuskie, ale navel
brutalne pruskie zoldactwo i pra-
wo pieSci. Wtenczas zrozumiai--
by tez, re aczkolwiek Mkt ME Cd
mawia zas}ugi i taktu ~senera1owl
lie Rond, to jednak obecna nor
malna produkcya wegla ma SlasIu
lest dzielcm samych polskich gor-
nik6w, ktorzy pragna przez to
dowieSc, &c pracowac chca umle-
ia, a ME chca tylko pracowac pod
obcym butem.
Dostrzegfby tcz, re cieszyfiskic
kopalnie ME sa jeszcze czeskie.
Ale jcstesmy pewni, &c on tc-
go, chocby zobaczyi, ME powie
Me dziwimy sic zrcszta i jcstes-
my spokojni.
Nicmcy podobno wyznsczyli
100000 marck ma sl2ska propagan
de. Mega wyznaczyc dziesiec "a
zy lyle, a - jesteSmy Swiscie
przekonani, - Slask mimo to oil
brzymia ~wiekszoScia giosow opo,
vie sic "a Polska. I mic poradzi
Niemcom ma to ami stu takrcf
rozmaitych panow Nash'ow
Przyp. Red. Dzien. Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

doWt doskonaiy punkt oparcia.
SpRabujcie 70 m moi kosIt. Me po-.
sylajcis pieniedBy. Chce was przekona9
moim wl1snym kosztem, ze motecle po-
konae rupture.
Gdy ~oslsbione muskuiy odxyskaIa fen
size 1 elastycSnoSc; gdy IA bolesna l nie-
bszpiec8na protru1yA sginie; gdy ucxu-
Gle ..sci4Eania M dof" mimic %xupelnia
osxpowrotnie; gdy odxyskasz sws SHE;
tywotnose. enerKie 4 mexnosc:. ! gdy
wzglsdsm tai. te Twoi przy3aciele ma.
wet xwrocN n to uwage
wtedy bedxisss wiedziaL. 10 TwoJa
rupturA jest pokonana - 1 bedziesz mi
s1czerse wdxiecsnym N to. te Gle skia.
niai0m do prxyjeetS teraH tel cudowne1
darmowsJ proekL
Ptsscie Axtaias . &c 0ezDfRtHs Dr6Ake.
Prxskonajcis sic ~osobiseie . jeEo war
totci Me posyiaJ 4adnych pieniedxy,
n0AS c. D~rsyniet6 lepsse sdrowie, kto-
70 w&4y Wiecej. MA sscsere ElOto. PrzyJ-
mij @ dAFAsWa ,pRSheH asIsiaJ, q prizes
cafe Eyeis bedEiess ~5Adowolony, 70 ske
rIystalO1 . toj otsrty. NSpiszcis pocztow
he lub wypSiniioiS ten kupon dSisiAj,
. odwrotn4 poczt& O~tr1ynacie wOlns
yr0be YlavaOz ksia4scskS pana StuartS
traktujacS o RUPTURE. jako prezent. T0
ksiRteczk1 wyjAsnia, W Jaki sposob ta
metodA otrSymalA dyDlom 4 xoetAiA Wy.
n~aRrodHonA ElotYn nedalen W REyMtS
{ Hfer~1HS AaGrOde " Paryfu, ! ka4dy
cierpiacy ma to strasxn1 uiomnosc Pc
Wtnien posiSSc 70 ksiaEks.
5000 czytslnik6w mote otrzymae g
lecSaniS dArmoWe. Popyt RaPewue b.
dxiO oibrzymi. aby wiee ME doxna6 re
wodu. pis1 EnHa1- .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17


dycyna prawie Gu
downS owlasciwo-
sciach ~6clsgajacych.
z chwila- gdy Ia
medycynR ogrzewa
sic pr1eI ciepio cla-
"a, stale sic ona
plynna wyciekA
wowczas z otworu
o~EnacZonego ltter9
&C. 1 wpajA sic
przez otwory poro-
waite W ciaio, celem
w~Emocnienia musku
low ~zamknlscia
otworu ~BHpturowe-
go. IF" Jest to ten
diugi koniec Pla.
pao-Pad, ktory prxy
lspia sic ma koso
~biodrows, gdyz to
kosc bsdsc twardS
cZescla cLiowieka.
dodaje Pla2ao-Pa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
RosYJsKo NIEMIEcKIE
ODDZIALY MA SLASKU.

Wars2awa, II. kwietnia. - O.
trzymanc tn z Gdahska t~elegramy
donosza, re przejete tam isIowe
depesze srwierdzaja. IL rosyjscy
reakcyoni;ci W Niemczech mobili-
zuja niein;ecko : rosyjskie oddzia-
~ w r5znych punktach, wiacza-
lac w to Siask ! Czarnc (Ham-
merstein) w Prusach Zachodnich.
Uest rzecza powszechnic via
donna. re rosyjscy reakcyonisc!
majq W Niemczech swych licz-
nych przedstawicieli. Przyp. Red.
Dzien. Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

dobnie wkrotce porcelanowe
dwu i pieciomark6w4i. Moneta ia
miaiaby te zalety, IL bylaby bar
dzo lckka, trudna do podrobie-
MIA i hygieniczna, gdyz mycie jej
ME przedstawia}oby zadnej trud
,oSci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
Darmo ola Cierpia-
cych ma Rupture.

xo DosrANA PLAPA0 DARMo Ma PROBE ME PoTRZEBA
OBCIAZAC SwEGo zTCfA DOKUcZAJAcfA PAsEA
~ 0.n Iayonv aofertez robR san KGy przylega 10 oslahionych musku-
~ 20 ic dow melody pracu- I}ow ktory zapobteSa sic
gHSHn dsG 4 nc ceIem wzmocnie IPzpno-Pad
32cH 80 ~ mlsE15w an sic osta- p lest czoenko formowane W ten
1A OO SbvS nsczacego pasa zupelnis Ispogob, b. zamykalo otwor ruptury,z ia
A 70 be- niebezpieCEDych operacyL Ipobegayac y3nw sic wnstrEnosc
Me phCi sic nc = nrzIeenG " .oeSHG a nS3 ~ n n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
Jak temu Zap0bied z

Chac zapobedz kurczmua sic penHdy swoch, trzeba sic hcyc W orgamacv,K me
WIN cAonkom zyki przynosza. CAonkowie Poskej Koporcy. Handlowej Pahdne aosH
Ia wydatkach swoch S67OOOM W Gau jdmgo roku. kazdy czonek KoporacVo
uzynue cd wszysuhch zakup6w swoch 5 pocent uSepstwa W znaczkzch Many "eu tahch'
ktZy oacedzaa rcZne pc $50. Il se met oSNa o KWc1me SIG U"@d " JUN" uu""
zyAchK oporacy os0edzaja n wydatkach.
ze lest hozystmeb bye cAonkdem Pdskej Kopor@i Paatne, to chyba naIepej swa-
dew to- ze DO orpmizacW naszeiz apszuje sic pc 100 do $50 cAonkow tygodniowo. W cagu
dw6ch lat zapsAo sic 5000 czmkow.
Funduse naszej KopornY So zapewnone wlanymi budynkam1 toWaeml goo"ka
W hanku. Pc wvko1czenu hurtowni NJ Haddon Ave. -py Milwaukee Ave, " dodatku do
tzech shepow juz inencych otworymy czhry noWe sdepy CzonkoW1e naa oeda %ze'
dmc w6wcms ma wydatkah sehi ty@y doarowr oc1ne. A Wecfa cny sic razem Ola "spo-
nch konysd ola wsp6nego doba, ola budowama nsaejp oeg hnanso"eJ W Amerce pa
miehjaco tenn, re W jednosd nasR Pczywa naszas a
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
NetU Goats, Like Clouds,
Hare SiIUer Innings

Every coat has It's silver lining and
the few coa's that dolt have silver
Innings have something even better,
a gold or brocaded lining. Nor is is
only coats that conceal this inner
beauty. The entire fashion world
seems concentrated on the subject of
beautifully ornate linllgs and acces-
sOris.
Fur and fabric coats especially revel
Il Innings and trimmings tha. repre-
sent almost The sum total OF the gar
men,. Metallic cloths OF gold and sill
ser; silks, satins and velVfts OF lux
urlOus soflness and wonderful color
ing; berufned and pufftd ch.nons and
tissues. even fufy maraDous,
ld0rn The inner side OF fashions fay-
oriie garments.
While silk patterns are large and
bright. the des gns and colors are so
skillfully combined That a rare arlis-
JIG effect is given. Dull marOOns,
cherry. dep purples. brick or ma
hogaly. and rich emerald greens are
fayorite backgrounds Designs are
largely conventional and the blush
ing rose or modest violet Is born TO
blush unseen This year as far as de-
signers are concerned. Combinations
of g0iden-brown with bold are con-
snicuOus In boil fur and fabric Goals,
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
COUNCIL ELECTS
engineer BOARD
Members Will Examine APP
plicants for Licenses
Under New Ordinance
HEALTH INSPECTORS
TO GET RISE IN PAY

Tho board which Is % examine sta
tonary engineers OF the city under
the provisions OF the now ordinance
requiring licenses was elected hy City
Council last night. I'm addition.
Council declared the ordinance impos-
lng' license taxes on Go different pro-
fcssions and businesses law. and
passed on first and second readings an
ordinance Increasing the paw OF eNecu-
t.Nes OF The Board OF Health from
1920 90 Siii0 a year.
The EXaminlg Board OF Engineers.
three In number, and there terms
3re as follows. George II. BrOmlec.
1 year; W. J. knOlis 2 years: Law
renee Rash, 3 years Mr.. Bromide will
serve as executive OF the board. lie
is chief OF stationary eng neers OF
the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company. Mr.. Knots is en-
ginecr 40 the Atlantic Manufacturing
company aud Mr. Rash is engineer
OF the Public Building
Under the ordinance. after October
I next. no person shall operate any
steam boiler or steam engine carry
ing pressure 0f more th3n i6
pounds Co the square inch IN VII
mingiou without first having obtain
cd license. excepting those employed
by the United States government
railroads or Gre department 80
examinations are required Of cngin-
GERS now employed in Wilmington
who nle certificates % such fact
under oath, accompanied by a state
ment from employer, superintendent
or manager verifying The same
Others must pass an examination i0
be prescribed by the newly appoint
Evening journal., 1920-09-17

pOss bly, because brown or cochin is
one of The seasons leading cOlOrs.
Many expensive wraps are lined with
"a gold metallic clOin yelled 10 gold
chiffon, or a silver metallic lining Will
be yelled IN silver chiffon corded with
coral.
The beauty Of little trnes is en-
pnasiZed IN dresses. I'm line and ma
terial the dresses are extremely M
pie, being cut Oh ihe loose and siraigh.
ch-lnise lines and of ordinary mater
ials as serge, iricOiine, or gibardine.
But one gown may hold ten or 'Weniy
yards OF g0rgeously c0l0red wool
around in some intricate pattern. or
lEerilly quarts Of Ind an-hued beads
may irickle from ii Perhaps It's rca-
SON for the threc-ilglered price lag
VIII DE ceniered about the waist, where
CLEANS a girdle buckled with real
Jade or OnyN.
A new lad in .he use OF about i've
inch-wide bdndings OF various color
cd braIds, an sewn together until the
effect Is that OF an Oreltally-s.
grOsgran ribbon. These bandings
circumnavigaie the skirts or finish
the neck and seleves Real ribbons
are more ellbOra,e than ever. Ribbon
counters resemble an Arabian Nights
bazaar. DuVetyn encrusted with oil
painted designs is a ribbon innovation
aud every conceivable combination OF
fabric ald color is used These rib
bons are used for sui. and dress Nes.s,
cam.s0les, dress bandings. bags, and
even Dl0uses. Batik ribbons IN suni-
cicnt width for the mixing OF blouse
are offered. Batik blOuses, by the
way, are as popular as in their hey
day and many new and beautiful de-
signs are offered This form Of Jap
aness an. seems here TO stay
Evening journal., 1920-09-17

cd board. A fee OF s. is 10 be paid
by all engineers for the FIRST year. 10
DE renewed thereafter for $3.50.
should a license be asked after the
lapse OF The nrst six months dating
from October 4. the fee for the re
maining portion OF the year Will d.
$3.50.
Members OF the examining board
VIII receive 500 a year componsa-
ilOn, provided there is sufficient re-
turn from license fees 80 money TO
De- paid out OF The City Treasury.
The ordinance taxing the &C profcs-
slOns and bus ncsscs was announced
by President Lyon AS having been
signed by Mayor TAYLOR and was de-
cl8rcd q law. on motion OF Council
man forWood chairman OF the
finance committee. the ordinance
VIII be advertised In every newspaper
In the city so that an who come with
/ In its provisions shall know the
amounts OF the fees levied. 10 VIII
I become effective October 4
Mr.. ForwoOd also introduced the
ordinance raising The salaries OF th,
| executives OF the Board of Health
I from $500 io siii0 a year 10 was
adopted without discuss .on. The In.
crease applies TO six inspectors OF
I lhe board, and Is des gned io tQualix'
/ their pay with that OF employees ir
other departments OF the city
Report made by Fire Chief vii
liam J. Lulz for August showed foul
hoV alarms and 70 still alarms re-
sulting in damage OF 500 Their
were Elk false alarms and the chic
demanded that a penalty OF imprson
ment be added 90 the present fines fol
such mlsdcmeanOrs. Councilman AD
I rahams. chairman OF the IRE commit
tee. stated irlt an amendment pro
| vidlng more rigorous penalty wat
now being drawn by City Solicitor
/ Huxley.
Evening journal., 1920-09-17

Large Jar Heinz Peanut Butter............ 35c 4
13 Cakes Star Soap. 90
13 Cakes P. & C. Soap 90
13 Cakes Small Ivory Soap.
Cakes Large Ivory SoaP................$1.0
"a Boxes Star Naphtha Powder ISL 90
"a Cakes Lenox 90
Rinse, box Sc
IL 1Oc Boxes Macaroni .....................$1.O 90
Dozen Double Lip Jar Rubbers....... 25c
Mason Jar Tops, Dozen ...................... SOC
Jelly Glasses, Dozen ......................... 45c
Waldorf Toilet Paper, Package. I3c
Bob White Toilet Paper. Sc
Fancy Rice, Pound .......................... 15c
Broken Rice Pound ........................ 12c
Msrrowfat Beans, Pound ..........-....... 15c
Hominy Grits, Pound ...........-...-....... &c
Purity Nut Butterine, Pound ................ 35c
Good Luck Butterine, Pound .............. 4Oc
Pat-a-Caxe, Box ......,...................... 29c
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
WOMEN ORGANIZE
In KENT COUNTY
snecial to The Evening Journal.

Special 90 The Evening Journal
DOVER, Sept. l7.-Women of Kent
county have become thoroughly alive to
their duty to sristcr and vote now that
suffrage has been ratified. On We'd
nesday evening Democratic women
held three meetings.
At Kcnton, a meeting Of women
which packed the schoolhousc, resulted
In complete organization and a can
,ass committee who began work yes
terday to arouse interest in the cam
paign.
At Willow Grove another large
meeting Of women was held and a
Democratic club organized to meet
every Wednesday evening until the
election. The women at this meeting
arranged for a mass meeting next
Wednesday evening.
At Tub Mill, near Milford, a meet
ing Of women was also held and an
organization planned which will be
perfected next week. At Smyrna the
women are active.
The Kent County Democratic Com
mittee met yesterday and made final
plans for the county primaries tomor-
row.
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
MOOSE Circle RoY snc1AI-

One of the most successful box so.
cials ever held by the Woman's Loyal
Moose Circle, No. I, was given last
evening in the Opera House Building
Dancing was one of the features.
Music was contributed by Prof. Benia-
min McCabe and the Victor Jazz Or
ehestra, OF Chester, Pa
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
CLUB FETE A SUCCESS SOCIALLY

CLUB FETE A SUCCESS SOCIALLY
The lawn fete and cafeteria supper
held by the Blue Rock Community
Club yesterday afternoon and even
ing at Hillcrest, was a success, the
sum of 5000 being realized.
The art needlework booth netted $50.
which at recent business meeting OF
the club it was decided would be de-
voted TO starting a kindergarten for
the children Of the locality.
The following committees had
charge; Art needle work, Mrs. Walter
Craig, Jr., Mrs. John +. Holman and
Mrs. August School; bread and cake,
Mrs. Alice Dayett and Mrs. Eugene
Yatesi supper, Mrs. John Kellum.
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
BAKE FOR SHILOH CHURCH

A bake will be given by Mrs. Sadie
Jones 40 Shiloh Baptist Church,
Twelfth and Orange streets. tomorrow.
for the benefit of the Queen Rally
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
WATERWAYS AssO. DELEGATES.

willard Speakman, Charles Warner,
Jr., and Joseph Bancroft have been APP
pointed by Mayor Taylor as delegates
to represent this city at the thirteenth
annual convention of the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Association, which
will be held in Atlantic City next
month.
Evening journal., 1920-09-17
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY.

Sc Matches, dozen boxes. Csc
Sc Matches, dozen boxes. s.................... 55c
Pillsbury and Gold Medal Flour. csc
3 Bottles Easton's Salad Dressing ... soc
3 lbs. Fancy Mixed Tea.......,..........-.$1.O 90
! ID. Can Rumford Baking Powder. SOC
Boxes Post Toastie e........................S1 90
3 Cans Fancy Red Salmon. n.................$1.O 90
tb. Cans Crisco 1.05
5 lbs. Sunny South Lard ST 90
3 lbs. Regular Ale Coffee. soc
II Cakes Palmolive Soap ..................S1 S1.OO
? lbs. Broolsfeld Butter.
Strictly Fresh Country Eggs................ zoe
Everyday Milk, Can........................7c, lac
10 Tbs. Argo Starch rch......................... 90c
3 Cans Campbel's Beans or Soups.....S1 .05
Sunbrite Cleanser, Can Can......................4lac
Wagner's Fancy String Beans, Cam. 18e
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
SOCIALISTS SHOW No SIGNS or
COMEBACK AFTER 1913 LECTION

The emblem ~ clasped hands, the
socialist standard. probably will be
missing from the official ballot in
the election OF November 2 Al
least the socialist party hasn't held
any convention so far and. accord
ing 10 one Of the leaders. prob
ably will not. II Was said, how
ever, that county tickets might
he put In the Geld even " the party
failed 10 make any entry for the
state house
The bellol. however. will have
three tickets--the democratic. the
republican aud the farmer-labor
party commonly known as the
third party. which will take the
place held IN the past years hy
the socialists. The third party al
ready has nominated ils ticket and
notified tho secretary of states Of
lice and. mnless the socialists show
some eleventh hour activity, "
will have The third column on the
ballot. The socialists have until
ten days before election 10 get into
The KANE u they want 90. So Car.
however. they haven't shown any
symptoms of prolonelng their hi
ennial Formally. That Is all II
aniounis 70
In This New Mexican climate shc
socialist party hasn't thrived. Too
much nn-light Quite the con-
trary and u Is now badly on the
tohoggau. The election OF 1918
showed marked decline in vnlnlne
of strength and IN few more
Years 4 will be with the popnlisls.
molly maguires aud n,uRNauinps
In t9is Vincent Thomas. candidate
Tor secretary of stale, who led The
ticket, pollcd 2.iaa. In the election
~ 1918 L. J. Daniels, who rnp nhca.l
of he rest of the socialist Ticket.
drew only 6e3.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
!. r. CARROLL, FAMOUS PIONEER
MINER, DIES At DEMING

]. T.. Carroll. aged "a, whose life
as a miner IN the wrist IN the early
days would make better readinp
than one of Bcadle's Dime Novels
died In Dcming October n. Car
roll was flom San Francisco and
was known "a a mine owner. globe
lrotter and early associate OF Flood
and Hearst Carroll spent his last
days in Dcming almost in the sha-
dow of the Florida mountains
where. ycars ago, be discovered the
famous Silver Cave mine. which
yielded him n fortune. before hi.
last illness he was engaged IN pro-
uniting another mining proiect In
the vicinity Of nrining.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
aUFtales Editor Caught in Trap
Laid by Willy. Republicans

rts|Irel|on Of The republicans That
lheIrs Is hopeless cause u h.
q Last desperate attempt. nnd we
must expect Il Of corrupt rnpnh-
llcan bosses. hut WE will llElt
lhom until w vt I'd Of ihou. no
metler how many years u lakca
Confrpnled by
1nnfy and Mud
= have been told that ne re-
nunlicans viii cnfrnsor 70 make 4
appear that I am q particular
FREUD Of lhls man hythcr, whom
I have srrn but oncc before TO-
nlght We have ~ realized. and
w realize tonight more Than ever.
that WI are cnnfrunfcd by money
and mud 10 this nghl. bul we are
golne 70 cerry on the lIeht until
the people who are rnEafcd in
raising q religious OF q racial pref
udice IN New Mexico arc srnt
whore they belcns-li should b. ue
pcnilfniiary
Dcnfeuins cheers and applause
arccied Mr. llannaa denunclallon
of Tho articles ln The poriales Jour
hhl When Hanna asked:
" Ilgw many ~ you democrats
here are 10 favor OF nyihcr with
drawing from The ticket" Many
hands were raised,
A rail for nny opposition revealed
not a single democratic voter. A
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22


hrncnfi has roel deposits ca-
l|maied u cenlaln l2nonoo lnns.|
A new vacuum rlpauef Tor auto
mchlles y operated BY car ct-
houek
rofceIaln nonfy hrs bftn nIade
IN hlan for circulation aiming the
natives.
Stamped. envelopes and writing
paper are supplied BY new com
N a slot machine
A apailng dry dock. deanlfd for
hnndl|nR scnplnnta. has been pat
rnlcd ln England.
Msfc Of site paper suitably fold
cd. new mcraphunc also can hc
used az mans hat
Experinpnlcrs " Ennland have
succeeded IN making starch from The
Indian sweet potato.
A small lilhIne Whifled ~ VA
Ter, revo'ves q new brush intend
cd for clcouinH' automobiles.
SIX per cent of lhe line OF
Swiss railrood n uvnr bridges and
i3b per cent ihro1gh tumrls.
Ncw picture ho0ks for home use
carry figures OF birds and huiicr-
lIles 10 add 10 their ailraciiveness.
ncscmbllug large tracing wheel
h a German Inventors deviee that
accurately measures irregular lines.
An clccirolylic process has been
patented for the extraction NJ oil
from both vegetable and animal
sources.
fhe importation Of colionsred oil
unlcss rendered uunt far human
consumption has been prohibited In
spain.
A continuation doorknoh has hr-n
invented 10 prevent any but pcr-
sons knowing The combination op-
rning n door.
Japanese railroads, by subtiiiul-
ing elcciiiciiy for steam. plan to
reduce the number Of locomotives
by 20 per cent.
An .invcDior has patented n TiaRe
~ quickly measure Tho exterior
Of pipes where there are no eH-
posed ends.
An N-nny method lo Determine
the relative values ~ different
Kinds Of coal has been developed
by French scientists.
The frame of a new bicycle Is
formed ~ angle iron instead OF
tubing and The wheels are stsrl
disks welded l0 the rims.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-22
''Ther- Rats Wouldn't Fat Wy Bc>i
GRAIN" Says Fred Lamb.

ITS hard 10 keep rats ont Of a
feed store. Tried II for years. A
neighboring store sold me some
.RAT-sNAp. II worked wonders.
Gathered up dead rats every morn
ing. Bought more RAT-SNAP.
Haven't a rat now. They wouldn't
eat my best grain when I threw
RAT-sNAP around" Three sizes,
Soc. 65e. si.25. Sold and guaranteed
by A. ID. Frost and Columbus Drug
Company.--adv.