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II your hair tan away
nom your Because. you
have the remedy NOW to
feed It with and keep IL at
home Don Z have a fall
ing out with your hair. It
might leave you'll Tten
what? That would mean
thin, dry, lifeless, coarse,
uneven, breaking and fall
inc hair Gira IL anna.
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We return thanks to AIr. p. f..
Faison of Montclair y. J. for a sub
scriber TO The PLANET.
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Entered AZ the Post Oaoe At Richmond. Va
a. SECOND class matter.
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Beware
OF entrance to quarrel; but, being
in.
Bear't That the opposer may beware
OF thee. ''-Shakespeare.
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20 judgment, thou art fed to brut-
ish beasts,
And men have lost their reason. ="
-Shakespeare
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-12-26
Bard Items.

+. NJ Wade is home to spend
the hold Iys.
ID. +. Owen made a trip to tn.
cumcari this week.
Mrs. l.. l. Sands visited Mrs.
Y. i Sowdcr Sunday.
Mrs. Berlin and daughters went
to san ion Monday night on bust.
less,
Several OF our farmers are haul.
Ing wood and posts from the
brakes this week.
Misses Gertrude Owen and
Leslie Owen were Sunday guests
at the Carter ranch.
Archie d. Owen is wearing the
smile that won't come Oft, since the
arrival OF little Nathan Windle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mac Horne lett
last week Tor Chillicothe, Texas,
where they will spead Christmas.
There will he a box supper and
short program at the new school
house Christmas night. The pro-
ceeds are to be used tor the school.
Miss Susie Sowder attended
SUNDAY School last Sunday for tn,
hrst time since early in the tall,
She has Just recovered from an at
tack OF the fever.
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Drinking Our Greatest
Menace Among Women

That Ame: women Of the
large cities, through the use OF
drugs and intoNicants. are causing
AN increase OF degenrraCN IN
children, was the warning deliver.
ed by Mrs. Ophella Amlgh, head
OF the state training school lo'
girls at Geneva, H., in an address
to the Yves, End Women's club.
America tor Yeats has furnished
conditions peculiarly favorable to
~degeneracy, declared Mrs. Amlgh,
The strenuous lite OF the average
American citizen has many aspects
bearing on degeneracy in general
and vice and crime in particular
Lust Tor wealth, desire Tor social
supremacy, ambition tor fame,
love OF display, late hours, lack II
rest, excitement, the consumption
OF alcohol elally 10y women
all these factors combine to cause
a distinctly American disease.
The American woman OF the
fashionable set lives in a whirl Of
unhealthy stress and excitement
She sleeps too little and keep her
nerves constantly on the qui vivr,
She tipples aud takes drugs Tor
headaches and insomnia, due to
her unhygienic mode OF lie, She
is often a degenerate and the
mother OF degenerates, il indeed
she he a mother at all,
This drinking among women
is getting common than we
are willing 10 believe, and it is
one OF the greatest dangers with
which we are confronted today,
The hurry and fret Of Ameri.
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The Unused Toy,
~ soItH viHGISr. sH.pT

so many strangely silent homes there are,
Where sad-eyed moth1ts wait
The daWnlng OF the radiant Christmas star,
Bereit aud desolate'
O Christus' as Thy bir,hnisht drswe,h
near,
Come to each troubled heart.
And grant sweet visions OF the Christmas
cheer
To IN ise who sit apart.
And do thou gently touch the ,ear'dim med
eyes,
And open them 10 see
That they NAV still be busted, mother
wise,
In Christmas ministry.
Where little empty hands expeetantly
Await The Christmas Joy,
Grant courage, in some dear childs me-
mory,
TO give the unused toy.
Thus shall their hearts receive the Christ.
,nas Guest
And know the Christmas cheer;
Thus shall their saddsned lives he strange
ly bleN
When c~hristmas,ids draws near.
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Local and Personal


Adair sells Log Cabin maple
syrup. att
General manager, ~. &. Sim.
mons, passed through here Mon.
dav evening returning from the
cast to IL paso.
The Ladies Aid Oi the Catholic
nurch met TUESDAY afternoon at
he residence oi Mrs. K. \. Prem
tlCc.
Look out Tor roam paint horse
hat ran out Oi the front door oil
uy barn last Saturday. viii paw
$500 tor his r.tutn.
- !. \. SrRErr.
t.. +. Hawks, general suprrin.
'"udrnt OF the Southwestern, made
tlrip OF Inspection over the eastern
division OF the Rock Island
this week. He returned through
lucumcarl Thursday TO III Paso.
+ ". Sweet, general superin.
D"rdrnt oi the eastern dtvi ION al
th" Rock Island, with offices IN
Topeka, passed through rucum-
earl IN his private car Wednesday
morning, curnutc 70 Nocnrru, where
ur viii spend a few days on his
ranch rear that Citv.
MARKED. Oliver Goodlo
and Miss Mimi Walker, at the
courthouse by Judge Il. l.. Pat.
tcrson, SATURDAY. afternoon At tour
D.clo X. Mt and Mrs. GDodloe lett
immediately after the ceremony
tor a bret stay IN III PaSo.
j.. II. Chapman. one mile south.
east vi lucumcari, hid stolen on,
set ot harness tor surrv and a part
OF wagon harness, sunday Will,
tn" family were away. The thl"t
Did not leave his catd and 50 It Is
not known from whence h" came
or whittier he went.
J.. NJ. Hodges, chairman at thu
board oi county commissioners,
was in town Monday ior the uur-
pose OF holding "A meeting Ut the
board to call An election tor Justice
u the Peace aud Constable. The
election will occur the second week
IN January.
W. ID. Bennett, OF san Jon,
returned from Dalhart, Tex, Tues
ddy. lie has been working Al
Dalhart tor about u weeks. IT,"
informs the News that h. vii
commence putting down the hpor
IN the Federal Bank building next
week. The floor will be- Ut Mosaic
with marble border.
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NOTICE FOK DUPLICATION

Department of the Interior. l.. ; Land
office At 1ucumcarl y, W.. Dec ~. 1905.
Noucr Is hereby given that Thomas VI
Barnes OF Roosevelt y NJ who on Aug.
0. 900, made Homestead kntry No IS, 50.
Serial No. otSs3 tor NJ nc4 and - nw4.
section IS, township Sn. Range spe, y.
NJ principal meridian, has filed notice
ut intention TO make hnal commulaIion
pr,oi. 10 establish clam to the land above
described before Register and Receiver
4 ;, Land Office. al ~rucumcau, y, NJ,
on the 1uth day OF January 1000.
Claimant as witnesses
George Howard, John kuykendall.
John Chngman, William l. Taylor, all Of
Roosevelt y VI
Iig4 Is A PRENrICE Register
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W.
nrst Of these foreign celebrations Will
be thar Of the Greeks and Russians
aud a few other nAlioualiti~, which
adhere to old style dates rhry viii
have New Year an January ~ ~ DAYS
later than the New Year ~ the new
style. NeIt In order comes the chi
ness Nev Year. on February ~. and.
hut . day later, February H. comes
the Nohammeian fret day ~ the wear.
The Jewish New Year falls n-aiy nine
months later. about the middle Of Sep.
her. on tho nrst day Of the month ~
"Ti.h-i."
The celebrations vary both In sc
oordance with the religions Of the va
rlous peoples and their climatic.
racial and national characteristics
with the Greeks. Russians. S"rvians.
BulsarianS and MaccdnnianS. all ~
~hom adhere Ia the Greek Catholic
church. New Years Ia one ~ the most
pleasant II - the plcasaulrs' festival
NJ the year. With IN. Jews. on the
contrary. The New Year. Rnsh Has.
hana. as II In called. IL far from being
a pleasant AFFAIR. II IL a day ~ r"tri.
button. Of judgment II In preceded
nv weeks Of PRAYER. fasting and p"ni.
,ence and 10 followed By ten days
known az the DAYS ot repentance.
which wind up with Yom kippur. the
day Of atonemrnt, a most grewsnme
and weird day. dreaded by every or
thodny lew
Greeks Celebrate Two Days.
The most interesting and JOYOUS
celebration ~ the New Year Is that oi
th. Greeks The Greek New Year
lasts two DAYS In these two days the
Greek nature with It's %nnbound"d Joy
Of life comes into ia own The heart
OF every Greek thrills on that day with
unbounded Joy Pa%ssiona,ely he
awaits The evening. when In his little
Greece. In a genuine Greek r"stau
rant, with male cooks and attendants
he can get his genuine Greek food
Hellenic dishes. and wash them away
with Greek wine which was purpose
~ imported into this country for th'
holidays
Christmas 10 = great holiday with
US said 4 prominent Greek. but II Is
after all = solemn day II IN n relig
ious holiday No gifts are exchanged
on Christmas aud the three days whicf
the holiday last are given over e
religious meditation. How dirsren'
II 10 with the New Year Next to on
national holiday on March %, which
commentaries the date of our indie
pendeHce, just as July I commemo
rates The birth OF the American ma
tlon. New Years DAYS for We hay,
two OF them. are our greatest holidays
In Greece New Year IN essentially
family holiday There We have" a chill
drsn's afternoon which IL devoted ~
tirely TO IN. young II q who are xiv
eli the utmost opportunities TO EMO!
themselves. In This country. how
ever, 4, 10 slightly different Out o
the $4,000 Greeks living In Chicag'
only 200 have their families here
There are only between sixty sn,
eighty children. ard as W. are onl!
Just planning 10 build a school Of on
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The Famous Thankful

We desire o. thank the people
Of Tucuucarl, and QUAY county,
for the very liberal manner IN
which they have pairunIlcd rs tor
the year OF zoos, and hope 10
merit a continuance during Ioo4
W. wish everybody a merry Nmas
and a happy New Year.
Very Rcsp,CtiuIlv.
TIM FAMOUS DIV GoOp~ Co.
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own "" have NOT vet the meant MOI
~" ralI FOR e .|drrn's afternoon OIL
Sea Years d.t"
sun. many ~ he Creek families
will observe his ancient custom In
this country They viii hay" their
children arrrrnun They will Rave
their delicious Sow Years pudding
known ~ kings pudding IN TACT,
In many cases he pudding viii he
even NOR" delicious than & would
have boon iu old Athens For one Of
the ucj"n customs amufg The Greeks
Is 20 hide SOME gold coin IN ne por.
ton OF 'r" uuddlur and he who gets
the share ~ The pudding with The gold
coin tn n becomes NE" fsyoriie as we'll
AZ the leader ~ ~, Two DAYS Joy and
sport IN This country where" gold IL
moro plentiful thau In Greece and
whore o. 81, more casilr earned nv the
Crock father. he pudding promises TO
contain mur" gold and be- much more
dollgl'ful fu 'hr nrder'uf he same.
Perhaps 20, mos unique Greek dish
on Sew Years COS" BIS the roast lamb. set
up In Crock style. az which each son
" lI"llls must pariako. The roasting
~ the lamb is attended with a great
deal ~ puup The "urir" CARCASS ~
a lamb IS ,ei up On a pole and This
Is held oyer o fire until u Is duly
roasted Then i, Ia Sliced and appor.
toned rrnurg ~" various persons
present At 'he feast and 'he roast 10
eaten along win 'h" other strictly
Greek dishes and washed down with
Greek wine
Russians Like Our Food.
Russians In this country celebrate
but one day. and they. too. attempt to
produce q home atmosphere. How.
ever. home food Is not thought OF.
The bread the meat. and the wine OF
The United States are considered as
good as and even far hotter than the
products ~ their own land
The Macedonian S"ryiaHs and Bul.
gariaus celebrate The New Year, per.
haps less deliberately also on the same
day as their Creek aud Russian 90
religionists
The Turks celebrate their first OF
the year with the mudcs'y character.
istic ~ people who have not yet any
hold on r place
The Chinese will have their Gus.
jumury ruIcuru'lou OF the Chinese
New Year on February 10 with feast
ing and rujuymuu's with which he
holiday is observed In the Celestial
empire
Ia striking opposition 20 the spirit
~ ioy aud happiness which pervades
n" New Wear ~ the Greeks and
Chrisr"udum generally IL the New
Year - the Jews with he Jews,
who also observe the New Year for
two days. the days are not days OF
i"ust'ng and endowment but days OF
judgment. According ~ the belief OF
every orthodox jew every member OF
the Jewish race Do tried on the New
Year Tn. books kept "a heaven are
opened ON that daN the record Of each
man for the year Just ending IL looked
through. and taken under Amusement
for ten days on he tenth day. the
DAY OF atoncmcna. the fate ~ each
man for the coming year q, drawn up
whether he should i've or die. prosper
or be poor. GA the day of atonemen,
he fate Is sealed ana "othing cas-
change Il any more.
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Double Wedding.

Wednesday morning at eight
q clock Rev. Chas. Brooks, pastor
OF the NJ. l.. Church, south, united
in the holy bonds OF m%atrlmony,
=. 5. Allcn and Miss Alice Ball
X. H.. Ball and Miss Sallie + Allen
All the parties are from Allen.
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Department, a lh, Interior, O.. = Land
Dmcr lt Iuoum.1rl y VI Dec. a.. zoos.
NuuCc o, hereby gwen chat Niired 10.
pafkrf OF Ha--rIl y VI Nhuou Np5ll lu.
1907. made Homestead Entry 40 ~ 500.
serial So. usys4. for uWl section 5
Township 50, Range use. y. VI priuCpd.
meridian hs, MED notice Of intention Ca
make nnal communication proof to establish
claim TO the land above described, before
J l. House. O. ;. commissioner IN hI,
office At House. y NJ. on the goth day OF
January IJu4.
Claimant names as Witnesses
ohm luC, Earnest Harris. Alfred
James. lame, Mangrum. all OF Has,ell
y. VI.
- IT, Is \. pRENri.r kcyi,tcr
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Department OF the Interior L, :, Land
Once At lucumcari y NJ, Dec. ~, 1905
Notice N hereby gwen that kebecca
Whi,lock, Of Forrest, y NJ, who on oct.
49, 1907, made Homestead Entry No
1nsp3, SERIAL No uBis7, tor sea Section -,
Township ON, Range ue y VI principal
meridian has filed notice OF intention to
make hnal Communication proof, to establish
claim to tine land above described before
/. +. Williams. U ;, Commissioner. IN
his office az Murdoch, y. NJ. on the Goth
day ct January, 1000,
Claimant names a. witnesses
William II Curtis II. O Miller. William
Hines, Charley Curtis, all OF Murdoch
n, NJ
40 X, A, PNEsucK, Register
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Department 20 the Inferior O.. IS. Ian.
DihDr 40 Iu,um,af. y. VI. Dec - 1905
N0t,Cr is urrru, gwen that ! With.
rnv fu. the b,lr,ut B"Ilr ~ thr1p i-p-a-.
rI 90 ~surIiU y. VI. Nh0 IN March e.
1000 mad. Homestead E,tr, 50 -4y.
,-rHU y. .-.-Y lur MA section De- l."u.
rhup ,u Range H.r. y VI. pTuDlpa
mrraIya. H,, uI-d notice Of tntrrtlun {,
maAa rnaI Communication proof to establish
claim O. the land above described before
Register and Nrcr.trr O. = Land Once
40 lu0umoar y VI On the 4r,h ga, 1.
|tuuHs,. 5000
Claimant NAMES as witnesses
|I0huarhan 49, NllhroW Nargtret With.
fHA It,k Br1,Har1. Frank Bond, al -.
Puerto. y. NJ
O.. a. Is. \. rFESrIDt Register
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Wanted.

To trade Tor "A house that can be
NOV, d to another location. Ap.
pIN at this Off &c.
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IItSh \'E'tlll'N ~ NuiI ", ~
Christmas Candies at \dairS. It
N,I,,, pl,,. ~, rn,,u,, 80,
Rocket KNIVES Tor Nina, gIits at
Chapman 81. ott
Photos - cents and up, at tn
N'I-tn Studio.
Tom and urrv ~ the STOCK
E~>'h"UR' Nn''''n.''' ~" p.
'N''' '@''
the nnl' p'a. III the CIV wn't'
n,a, b,,, o,,t. ,,
49,
'''" : ''',''' '"" 10 "''.,'
county .,at thu, week.
,,. N.,,,r .,,,r ,,.,
~, p,.,u,, 49,, 900, N..,I,.'
dsy huVlrg Christmas.
The Cathulir l.adi,, Md vii
uiy, a dance AT th, * I'm rink
N'w Wars eve Tick /, SI,oo.
III. mad, "a \,,, o.. n,.
o,r,n,.d r,',,,.r' ~, -, E,wom.
d.,,,, ,b.. r,I,l.,
N'''', "''''' "'''' ''E"' "''
'''' ''' STU ',''" "''' ""'l,
''."' '"" P"''' """" 80 ~
/, T., krcoid Is again ~ chlrg"
OF ~" Record Itl", ana T. person.
aliN conducting IN" business
G,otyr Ey.r. and Ch.,I.. Che.
nault and W. +. burhtntn are
spending CHRISTMAS ~ III f''No'
K. /. Wilkins hardw,r. man of
san ION. wa, IN the c,ty W.dn.s.
day Mrs. wilkins WAS with hun.
Mrs Il I. Edva,ds I.tt Tu.s.
da, for southwest T,>,, wh.r, she
Nil mend a, month vltb relatives
Mr., II Il k,n,d, ,e,, We'd.
n.,dsy uorp,up +, .u,nd I'M. hol,.
dn,. ,y,,b t,,.pd. IN calvin ok,
, .
ha, hrsulphitc at carbon, hiuh Ilir.
on prairi. dog poison T. Pioneer
Drug store. I,.It
A a H.,r.tt ram, i, Man.
dav from Dahtrt and continued on
T. san ION to spend the holidays
WITH his family.
Miss Nellie Hirshbererr, OF
Ohar, wa, visiting IN the city this
W'rN' thr guest VI MI ana MIS-
j. y No"'h'on'
MIR. Coon, a contractor from
New York, is spending IA" Nmas
week with his TREND ". -. Ben.
h''i AT 9dh ION
Earl Nhaub, OF Ashvillc, y. &.
telegraph editor ot the A,hvllle
Cuizrn, T., IN the CITY to spend the
HOLIDAYS with his parents.
Edgar Ellis, OF the Ellis draw
system, i, making application "a
rove up on ms homestead, alter
winch he will move to town.
,,,
- WV rJ
went 10 Texas, has returned and
will locate N New Mexico again,
-
an ~ " 20" "r
""'''''''' W S'"" GO,
"'N "'"'''"s
hpdy. I,
.
~ n''"' " IH" IN W.
~" '""''",
,"' '"'Nf NUM- "''"s go -
- ""' VI '"'S'"N ""' 'o0" Wv
Il. NJ Bates OF norton one o
quay county most progressive
farmers, was IN the Guy lu'Hda!
with a load OF Christmas trees 10
th' ucumcail market
Pierre DuBose, brother OF Rev
DuBosc pastor OF the prrsbytcr,aI
church, is here TO spend the holi
days with Rev. DuBose. Plerr
is u student OF Austin College a
Sherman, Texas.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-12-26
Four Celebrations
of New Years Day

EW YEAR Ia celebrated IN
this country al least on
four different dates In al
dltion ~ the regular ma
iionsl New Years crlebra
,tn, ~. I.,,.,, srha
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can lite are turning out d,gcncratcs
At a rate winch one day will stag.
ger thu world,
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M. E. Church Will Re>Open.

The rc opening ut the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church and
reception OF members into the
same, will tax, place IN January,
the date OF which will he announced
later. Rev. Samuel Blair, -. D.,
district superintendent, OF Abu
querque, will be- present and have
charge OF the services. The Of
hcers who are 10 s,rvc this coming
conference year will he elected at
the quarterly conference, ovcr
which Or. Blair will preside,
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Rruc" Cormeck 81 san len, was
in the city this week.
WANTED; To buy and sell
second hand goods at Barton S ais
East Main street. I2-fp
Mrs. Forbes lett Monday morn
ing tor points in Texas where she
will spend the holidays.
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.'.. q. plnoAoo returned
... ...u. das rom Manhattan, kan
o. Uo has been visiting
..lt. IIr Cd month.
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BLACKWELL ITEMS.

Chas. jacobson a md family
moved to Laona Monday.
John Nemitz went to Shawanc
Saturday to consult a physician.
John Mitchell went to Laona
Monday to work for the Connor
Co.
Mrs. John Grezenske was in
Laona Wednesday betwee 4
trains.
Mr.. Shelhammer returned
from his home at Dexterville,
Monday.
Hattie Wetzel and Margaret
Bytel are at work again, after q
short illness.
Mrs. K. Peterson ar d son
Chester returned from Clinton
vile Saturday.
Mr.. zahringer Of Lao n a
brought down travelling sales
man Wednesday.
Mr. Blaisdell, travelin 6
salesman for the Co, is here
looking over the yards.
Otto Scherzinger and Paul
Cobbs went to Clintonville Sat.
urday returning Monday.
r. Powers, j. Sillers and j.
Biglow drove to LaonaS Satur-
day morning on business.
John Grezenske made bust
ness trip to Rhinelander and
Wausau Saturday, returning
Monday.
Ed. Wilton and his bride ar
rived Monday from d e tr t,
Mich. and are occupying the cot
tage vacated by G. jacobson.
Chas. Peterson and his broth
er spent few hours here Fri
day. They returned from La
ona Saturday to work for the
Company.
Will Rosinski and John Mem
itz received slight injuries in the
mill Friday w. Rosnoski went
to Laona to have his hand treat
Oh
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-01-23
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Non-subscribers Of the local
telephone will greatly oblige by
calling at the following places
for out of town messages:
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1908-01-23
ALCOHOL MADE FROM POTATOES
The Denatured Product Makes an Ideal
Fuel.


Fuel.
Denatured alcohol is promised
to replace electricity as the fuel
of the future, says The Delineat-
or for January.
Prominent influences are al
work to promote the use Of de-
nasnred alcohol. The New York
company that is back of it has as
its president d member of the
| United States consular service
who resigned his diplomatic po-
sition to serve in this capacity
Argument brought to bear al
legislative sources this year sue
ceeded in having the revenue tax
removed so that denatured alco-
hol now sells for fifty cents a
gallon. The department Of Ag-
riculture at Washington has ex-
tended It's cooperation by intro
ducing and distributing through
the country this season a new
variety of potato from which the
farmers will be able themselves
to produce the alcohol. And
there has just been placed on
the market an alcohol flatiron,
stove and lamp burner, the en-
tire set selling for only seven
dollars. They operate as simply
and readily as thos.4 run by cleo
tricity and at a cost OF one cent
an hour, which IS cheaper even
than kerosene.