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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
PORTUGUESE ROYhLISTS
CHECKED BY REPUBLIC
Troops Ordered to End Plot; !;
Former King Wont Come
Back Now

Madnd Jan. - Nhilc Il Is reported
that the monarchi~ movement IA Portugal
hal been successful ln the north direct
adylcrs from I,Shuu received here IN An
ofhcla message state that the Government
controls the ~Ituation and that the RG-
puhip.,n leaders arc uutCd n defense ot
IA, present rcgiuc other messages
rrturi li-tou guct. with strong police
lorc,, glarlUg the palace ol the Civil
Governor
rhc commander Al Comhra has re-
rrlvcd orders a. march upon Oporto.
RraVa ana \l~rus whore the monarchy
wa prorlumyd hy Paiva Conrcro
fcgUr iroW tile Governor ~ the
Province II ror;e,cdran II Northwestern
SPAN san thc Nuuarehi.t- havc formed
Il Government at 0parto and that ll~' on
Is believed to have I. mot y tn Ia vc mont
Further advI.c- lrnm the same source
rcad n thc Calumet meeting said the
ruonarrhical Government was constituted
With Cpngcra ~ President ~ the Council
ani nod Minister NJ ~alcn, Minister Of
Homo Nfar~ \i~count Rarro Minister
ot l.-lrc and Instruction MapalhaeS
luu Minister ~ lorcign NhairS silva
Ramos. Minister ~ Communication and
puhu NorN, Count \-cvcdo, Minister
MI lalur anI Iama4-.ru Barhn~a Minis
'cr Wan
,an.,- ucrrycd here declare the
tcltcraph and telephone lInc between
Lisbon ana Oporto have been cIt and that
Manual has also hccn proclaimed King
IA Lisbon
Pans Ian 2 Circumstances NJ the
Portuclc~c revolution arv gwen in an
aacac, despatch from ll>bun "lcd ~ ] ] ~
+ u 0u Monday he despatch SAYS
The Minister Is War with number
nl aH.ccrs. took pcria tram ~ Oporto
ana arrived there Sunday They were
II ,tlcd III tn, -tAtan hy oHccrS oi the
garrison NEn conducted them ~ head
quarter, lher, they scrt informed that
m0nAr hS va> about % bc proclaimed
h Op,rta
The Minister ana his suite were able
l. take tran or Lisbon GA th,lr way
'h +, ~ ulcd uuh-r alton I the pro la-
y a'lon 81 uu III ii oporto
The Mouar, hrt manifesto cAll- upon
tac population II q, the old blue and
Nt.t, royAhst banner
lh, Cabinet has taken vigorous meas
,ure- Al maintain order 4 state Of eclgc
na- bccn proclaimed throughout the
country Thc wlrsbip> NaSco da Cana
and GuadIana hav. r-on called home and
tvo other VA 81 4 have been sent 70
Dparta At Co.mhrt two divisions Of
tic reserves have been called 10 the color>
The Lisbon garrison remains loyal TO the
Government
i'm, message states that the troubles
ar, not cf Bolshevlk nature bu' merely
du, o. iutcTpartV quarrClS From
col. ver>auon between Premier Barbosa
and Avrrs Orncllas. chief agent III Portugal
Of cx-kng Manuel adds the message
j appear- that the former KING consider
~, present moment Inopportunc for an
attempt To restore the monarchy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
PENNA. READY TO VOTE DRY.
Legislature Also Asked To Say Aye
To Sufragisf Plea.
n As.ocjated Press u Every FyenIne

81 Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Harrisburg. Pa. Jan - F.xtreac
confidence IN he adoption of the Federal
Prohibition amendment by the PennSyIEa-
ma Legislature was expressed today by
leaders OF the Dry Federation Of Penn
svlvania which opened is state con-
ventlon here today Lewis " Mitchell,
presided at the sessions today and among
Tie speakers were DR. John Royal Harris,
Superintcndont. who said IN reply u
criticisrls of deay in Pennsylvania that
"anv far minded person must admit It
would not be right to let the ratification
measure 70 through before Governor
SprouI administration began be- ise oi
his large part in pushing It.
Dr. Harris also asked the convention to
aDDrove Governor Sprouts course and
that the suffrage movement be endorsed.
These resolutions viii be voted upon To-
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Transpori Reaches New York

Df Associated I'fes- - Evefy Evening
Nev YORK Jan = Tie transport
Nanshra arrived here TODAY from
Irane, utb III llbfH and ll-th EcId
ArtIIerN headquarters i6th Ar'dlcry
brigade. lnuth tmuuupou Tram head-
quarter 6Zua Infantry brigade tranlng
cadre. from the Jlst div-lou and eapb
siet and wounded
III, wounded and s.ct IN, from van us
paff. 81 IL, cmufp lhs aa uumb.r
- - eue an th. 81 M4nenura va, 80 =.
HtsfrausIr5rt Cuur arrived nor from
Hf euh The 18th na-t Artiilcf,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
SENATOR SMITH II
STRUCK BY AUTO

Baltimore, Md, Ian p Whllo on
his way to his home, United States Senator
John Walter Smith was struck Ar aock-
cd down BIZ an automobile Moo night
in front ot the Maryland Clup. Charles
and Eager streets. Senator smith vas
assisted to his home on niversitv Park
way. and placed under the care Of phy-
sic!an~, where it was learned that he was
suffering from dlslocated shoulder
The accident happened about : clock
Just after the Senator had left the Mary
land Club, where ne had spent snort
period Although his injury Is painful.
II Is not serious. and he Is expected %
resume ms duties IN " Nasnington III
several lqNS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
VATICAN ENVOY AT BALTIMORE.
Brings Greetings From Pope 20 the
Venerable Cardinal Gibbons.

- A..0catcd Pftss % Every Evening
Baltimore. Jan. p Without iormality
Archbishop Bonaventura Cerretti, under
Secretary 81 State. az the Vatican today
presented Pops Benedict greeting to
Cardinal Gibbons on the occasion Of the
Cardinal golden jubilee of his episcopate
Thr formal celebration Of tie event
toyk place here last autumn. but due to
wan conditions the Pope was unable to
send anyonc ii that time
Later n the day Cardinal Gibbons en-
tcfsalncd Monslguor Ccrrcttl at dinner,
winch Mas attended BY local Catholic
Church dignitaTlcs
Archbishop Ccrrctt. VINO arrived II
Baltimor, last evening, planned 10 20 TO
Washington this afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
GIVEN BIRTHDAY PARTY.

In honor Of his twenty-fifth birthday
anniversary Thomas B. Haugh, deputy
register of wills, was given surprise party
nj his home, No los West street, last
evening The evening was enjoyably spent
in dancing and other entertainment
Refreshments we're served Those
present were
Nlr. and Mis- Thomas B Haugh and
Thomas B. laugh Jr., Mr. and MIR.
William T. Haugh, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
4 HalIgh. Air and Mrs lssac Il Blown,
Isaac r Brown, Ir, lanes Brown, Miss
Hllda Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer II.
khind and son, John Warner klund, Mrs.
Bessie Crawford Miss Ethel Crawford
Corporal Paul a Crawford, OF Camp DIX;
Clifford A. Greenman, Miss Margaret,
Thnmpson and Charles b Baker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
VANS BNL rlAiERs ouT
aaa Johnson Asks War Department 70
Release Them

N. A-.s#attsg rf.e. Is EVcr1 FN,uine
aaetal Iar u Ran johnson,
H- .arrt 81 rs, ta,uc,u League .a.lod
rs. War Department todly IN coru,r-
EtI eItt ..ls rtarts & Ic' htst Dall pit}t.f~
e4f EGs u IInl, f.l th, p-nL
fn1nIng .na preparation ~ the aufHng
Ispaftff,ff f esds 4aI.r-
t.as #t u.fc tit u,H .m 81 erl,r
t4. n, lut- mas trranCt s. hat, - 1
1.raeatl.te tar a- hIrl,
Since tN, rtra, p.a1yts heNe hctr
a1 UatuL Them thoA ial within
tI, .Ite thor umaudhc
otte,r~ atEa n,,a thurllcd ID dls chaTFe
NIfhou de.. where miuarN efh0cncV
.VouId uat i. nJurcl fy hat action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
b. & o. PAYING DIVIDEND.
Railroad Announces Usual Two Per Cent
on Common Stock.

New York, Jan y Announcement
was made yesterday that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company has declared
the regular dividends Of , per cent on Is
common and preferred stocks, payable
March | to stock Of record February 2S.
No official statement was made after
the meeting oi the directors relative TO
q plan for taking care of over So ,0OO,00
February / maturItlcs The impression
was conveyed in banking circles that these
various short term obligations would be
extended for period Of several months
at least. II is understood that most Of
the obligations are held by banks and that
consequently the arrangement Of another
extension would not be difficult
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
WORK OR FIGHT LAW.
To be Enforced for the Present in Modi-
fed Form

As noted in The governor message
several Of the bureaus created under the
State Defense Law will be merged OF
closed entirely
Commissioner Hach, ol the Work or
Fight Burean, said this morning that
the work Of that body had proved Of
such value that il il likely 10 be con-
tinued in q modified form adopted to
peace conditions; perhaps the functions
would be assured by some other depart
ment In any event, ii seems probable
that the remainder Of the month will be
necessary 10 close up the business Of the
office 1T Sixth and King streets, IN the
event Of its being transferred 70 other
quarters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
ROME GREETS 200 q. S. TARS.
American RIueiackets Cheered Wherever
They 90 In ItalY
.ted - to - EveninE

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Rome, Tuesday, Jan 2 4 contingent
of 200 American salloI- arrived hero today
aud was most enthusiastically received
II the station
& The minister of the navy gave iuncte p
lor tie american officers iodar. WhlFn
American nnd Isallln sailors iunchcd to-
gcther 4 another restaurant Wherever
tie American hiuelackcts appeared they
were heartily chcered By the population
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
kIWANIS' CLUB LUNCHEON.

some sixty members and guests of the
kiwani, Club enjoyed the weekly lunch
con at the+du Pont Hotel today.
The ieatlttaof the meeting was a reel
Of moving pictures entitled The Outlaw, :
illustrating lie causes and preventions OF
factory accidents.
At a brief business meeting, the club
took the same action as the Chamber Of
Commerce iii indorsing the request for
retention Of telephone control by govern
mon tuntii matGred plan for restoring the
lines 10 the original owners is presented.
The dinner prize1 an order for 500 enve-
lopes and letter heads, donated by IL Il.
Booker, Of the G. NJ. Smith Company,
was drawn Tor Dr Cullen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
col. HERON HERE.
District Officer of Volunteers Of America 10
Visit MilminPtnn.

Colonel Christopher q Heron. the
divisional officer from Philadelphia, Wall
address the meeting in the Vorlntoer- of
America Gospel Mission Hall, at 5OS
Shipley street tomorrow evening at )
0 clock Colonel Heron is great traveller
and lecturer. his district covering All Of
Pennyslvania. Delaware, District Of Co
lnInbla, Vest Virginia, Ohio, Western
New York. and Southern Jersey II has
been two years since the colonel visited
Wilmington The public is cordially IN
yited to attend this special meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
L. f. OUIGG PLEADS rum
Son of Peninsula Clergyman
Represents Hotel Men
at Albany.
n, Associa,ed Press 10 levery rvenlng

Albany. \ y. Jan y Ratification
by the New York State Legislature 81 tho
Federal Prohibition amendment was
brought nearer TODAY when the Assembly
Judiciary Committee reported taHorablY
a resolution 10 place New York N the
dry column.
The committee also reported bill 70
carry out Governor Smlths recommended
tIon for referendum on the subject Of
ratification
subsequently the Senate taxation com
mittcc reported the ratification rcsolu-
tlon favorahy ty strict party vote
Albany, \ y, Jan % The vote in
tho Assembly IudIaary committee was
taken after lcmucl I Quigg, represent
inC hotel interests had argued for ~
hour against be eonstltutionalty ct the
amendment
In concluding, Mr. Qugs SAID that
even If the attacks against the conshtu-
tionalIty OF the proposal We're not suh-
tanned by the United States Supreme
Court the country would never be dry
until patent medicines were brought
under ban
some Of these patent medicines cor
tam As much as Q5 per cent OF alcohol
hp sand. "and | must feel for President
W Wilsnn. for when King George Of England
yi>its America. and the President raises
lis glass 10 toast the distinguished VISITOR,
Mr. Wilson must choose IS to the con-
tents Of that glass between water from
the marshes of the Potomac or some
alcohloic bone limment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
IKRAINIANS HIDING GRAIN.
Bury Food stuff To Save II From Boil
.hcYiSt lO0teTN
I, Associates Prs, - tvcrl blenng

D, Associated Press to EverH Evening
Na--aw Noud4, Ian ~ brainlan
,.ss,aut~ arc iId,uG gram from the Boi-
h,yI~ts bv burylng u IN laTge pits.
lt Is reported that large Numbers Of
German, remain IN klcv and other
J,rl 4-r towns They have, II Is sad,
.oslttuulnt toIeaVe ana rs reported they
tl., r,,t offered large sums ~ fight Iu
H0tHtts army Or IN the ranks Of the
B,I-ieyl~ts Common soldiers are SAID 70
- crtttC ,hIrty roublcs and pff!cers from
9n. hundred - two hundred roubles 3
day for service
kicy IS belng desert cd by AL foreigners
MOST .. whom ;.rc headed for kovci,
CracoW aud w arSaw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
MADRID woRkER~ NTRIkE.
nion Demands That Wage and ost
shall Conform.
kvrr, Fvtrre

Ia Ae.H. aled l's... ,a Fvrr, Fvcure
d.dri ru,.aA, lan II Threat ~
s.fsl fuk va- mud hy thc rom-
.f.t .t thp o,rfra Iah.t { mon today
fh demands VhlUh presented ta thc
sefnmtnt were u. accepted hc
mauis include au, tai minimum cight
a.#u .iaN and tnother iar tAe establish
ncni p minimum WAGE corresponding
rs fh, cost 81 living
Other demand called i.r the abolition
81 me-, work. tac c,.>ton fa agricultural
labor union. o be- -, M STAT, and
rrtulti0n and 40 i.r cultivation 'hc
establishment 81 government Uutk, e.
aHcvlat, unemployment and the ~
mu ,meui ID thr railway worker vii
v.f t-u.-. q 4luuA th, ~tfhc i'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Several Before Judge Churchman in
the City Court Today.

Ralph Lppoliti WaS 50 IN arrcaTs
on support order but having pald
the money ard his eand.ct Icing good
ne vas released in TIN city Gourt today
with the understanding Il the ease
be put into the hands oi Court officer
Mcdaniel Lppohtl IS 70 report to the
court on FEBRUARY -
John ] Brogcn vas released on paying
his back money ON support order.
The ease OF Simon Broman WHO Is
charged with non upport VAS continued
until next Tuesday at the request Of the
defcndants attorney, John /. Lynn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
NEW LEATHER FACTORY.
Permit Issued for Large Addition IN
Standard Works.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
the following permits:
Orange street. No. 800, alterations 70
office, $500; JOS g. Hamilton Co., owners
and builders.
King street, 7i5, brick addition, - 900;
Thomas Caravasilis, owner; VIM. ID.
Haddock, contractor
Market street, 4l0, new front, second
tory, 300; Sorrog and Liakros, owners
and builders
Delaware avenue, 23O3, additional
cost Of residence, sl5 900; Vim. NJ Francis,
owner.
Fourth street southeast corner Monroe,
brick addition, s16 900, Standard Kid
Manufacturing Co, owners; ]. A. Bader
90 builders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
ARRESTED BY POLICE.

O. Pairno aged ls years, was arrested
this morning on the charge OF striking
a smaller boy At Third and Scott streets.
Hc will be gwen hearing tomorrow
John Peterson wBs arrested on the
charge Of throwing glass in the street
He is a driver for the Clover Dairy CO,
and he will be given hearing Thurdaay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Chesapeake Civ Bank Election.

Chesapeake City, Md. Jan ~
These directors have been elected for the
ensuing year by the stockholders OF the
National Bonk Of Chesapeake City:
James : Hopper, William 5. Evans,
William b. Davis, j Polk Steele. Bennett
Steele George a. Bennett and William
b. Wilson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
OBITUARY.
FINnIEY snpLER.

Princess Anne, Md, Jan. ~ Flndley
Sudler, 40 years old, died yesterday at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. Lee Mitchell,
at Hazelwood Farm, Upper fairmount.
Mr. Sudler was stricken with influenza
one week ago. lie was a son of the late
Joseph Sudler, OF Fairmount Ills mother
was a niece Of DR.. Francis Waters, Of
Baltimore. Mr. Sudler is survived by
three sisters (Mrs Lee Mitchell, Of FAIR
mount; Mrs Bessie Woodward, Of Ohio,
and Mrs. Charles Wilmington, OF Marion,
Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
IIhnnl. { root. Brent Jail.

- tsspclatod Prs t4 lttf1 ! vcuiur
b...ee Ism - III pourc - ttl>
rt Hd iuWTe us< II tspf tpcaN Wer,
ipatnr lW ~ prsoucr WHO escap.d
Iruf The county Ja Is Rock Island last
NIGHT sitter overpoW.rtnr Two guards
aI stoatipr tho 4rnk,s Tho hand In
u..t F.4r4cfere tUIG-lp utH md
b ua.uuf1 q them rom hrago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
hileans Prosecuting Peru,ians.

IN N--0ClaI'd Fr01s N EVCTY EVtnIHE
IIma Peru Tuesday, Jan p Per
~,cutIoa against Pcruvians is continuing
iu Chile according to refugees, 700 Of
whom arrived IL Mollcndo yesterday IT
Is alleged th"t Chilean women who have
married Peruvlans have been forced to
rc,uun n Chile when their husbands were
compelled 10 leave that country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
Shorl Weiphi E}uffer

Complaints about short weight butter
are rife on some Of the market streets.
Inspector Sillitoe of the Market Bureau
advises that complainants should keep
their package as received, to be used rs
evidence in case of prosecution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
] arm Loan Board Report.

=. a. ufla. .Da i,tae q f1tr} Evening
Washington IAN y nder the farm
lau system Sla1 u2OOpO had been l,nt
q. 49, tarf4cr- 8g t# january tbc
i.l.rU fa. .saa boart ftplrtod t,a..
1856 HrIud,a S9It1.U .UD lp4u, 'n. rs
Jurr. a ~ ouDt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
NJ Freight Rate Reduction Seen
By Associated Press % Every Evening

p E5FE11II'1r
Washington Jan p Director General
llIres sand today that present indications
pointed 10 4 reduction Of fteight traffic this
wear. and consequently he did not expect
any great reduction in the general level
of rates during the yeaT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
rrouhle Over Fur Coal.

In the City Court to-day Joseph FatJon
was charged with the larceny r 50
fur coat, the property oI Joseph lrretaa1r-
He waived hearing and was ae.l lnof.
$500 bail for the court OF General >'7ssion>-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
DeIaware's Regiment.

Relative TO the street rumor that the
Delaware regiment is about to return from
France, Mrs ] Warner Reed, wife of
the commander, said today she had re-
ceived no advices to that effect,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
ard Of Thanks.

wish 70 express -hanN- =
,f yohnnv CLAYTON for htlr Na'n,-s
help shown q hln ..anns 7l- >A.-'
IA .ols 3estb His N.cce. Mrs. strung \av-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

line Francis Ecaneis \ Bushman Finn.
no less
There uas ansle 81 broken glass
anl tha uonmuider's chair went over
backward Is It's laaped to his feet
"Fr4nels u Bushmm Finn the
quests heard hlu rrN
According tu lhc statement tAe mother
made latter is Magistrate McQuJdc ID
tha Nest side court her husbands neat
act w9s to seize a platter ~ roast beef,
rails, Fl and shattgy ii upon her head.
Alr, lnu. Indignation getting tie bet
tgr III tier. grasped 4 Wine bottle ana
began boating him With it, 50 tine dis
tracted father said IN court.
rhc argument continued for some
minutes. until the arrival Of the police
tpd 3n ambulance from Roosevelt Hos
nital Bleeding and l8ecraicd, the par-
cnls We're bundled nto the vehicle.
"Nnd when We got to the hospla.
Mr. Finn tried % bite Mrs. Fmn's car
ofT Patrolman Scherer OF the West
Forty-sevcnth street station told the
court
Tie ir0nmoulacr Was held en- charge
of disorderly conduct, pending further
inquiry, ana his Youngest son Is snll
without Christian name.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN FINN !
THIS NAME WRECKS HOME
Iron Mou!der Thumps Wife With Platter When
She Offers F. X. B. Cognomen for
Baby Boy at Christening.

Had It been girl. Mrs Mary Finn
would hlve named it Nary Pichtord
Finn aud lanes. her irolmoulder hus-
band, Would have been satisfied be-
cause he has said he would right along.
But when the hJppl event occurred re-
Gently IL their home, III Me.l fiIty-
third street and It was not giyl at 4lI
but luetN lungrd little boy. noth Mr.
and Mrs. Finn Mere nonplussed for Tho
nonce. They had made no plans foc
such contingency and both admitted lhe
situation Vas one requiring Seriol,
thought
We don't have ID do anything Il all
nntil THE christening, Iohn said Mrs
Finn So lust be thinking III tile mean
time and 50 viii !"
Tie christening ul. -at foa Ne~le
day anu the neighbpr~ truaned ia til
offer congratulations 4ue gtoap lhem-
selves about tile table Which sya. tgllt-
ter With candles and loaded wth food
and bottles OF wine After guests and
parents had sIaked their thirst some
What. Mrs. Finn essayed to epaah.
1t cant BIZ Mary pickfurd as u and
Jim had planned, because its 4 man
child said she But VINO am | Lo
question that? Wen call the little dar-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22
NON-SUPPORT CASES.

Q,,gs is a former Dc awarean.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-22

The VICTORIA THEATRE will give its Patrons
chance to Name the Finn Baby on Friday.
See Thursdays Papers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-05
CALOTADS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Calotabs,
the Purified Calomel Tablets
That Are Nausealess,
Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public
that simple colds and mild cases OF
influenza often lead 10 pneumonia and
other serious complications. They say
that every cold shuuld receive immc-
diate attention and that the FIRST step
In the treatment u to make sure that
the liver Is active. For this purpose
Calotabs. h perfected, ~nauscaless
caiomel tablets are the surest. best
and most agreeable laxative.
one Caio.ab at bed time with a
swallow OF water-that's an. no salts.
no nausea. and no upsetting OF the
digestion M appetite. Next morn
inE your cold has vanished. your liver
II active. your system Is purified and
refreshed ana you are feeling fine
with a hearty appetite for breakfaFt.
Eat what you please.-no danger.
For you protection, Calotahs are
sold only Ia Original sealed packages.
price thirty-nvc cents. All druggists
recommend ana guarantee Cnl1tahs
and are authorized to refund tho
price II you r not delighted with
tham.-lAdy.1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-05

SANTA FE. \. NJ. Nov. s.-innu-
enxa made a slight snin in New Mex
100 She past week. n asses having
been reported officially 10 the
state health department. while the
situation h rot regarded az serious the
health department Is warninE physi-
clans 10 watch closely 30 called hard
colds aad il calling on h public
to observe the rules Tor preventing
the spread OF influenza. WASH the
hands frequently and avoid touching
the mouth and nostrils.r In une OF the
principal rules given.
The summary % diseases reported
Ia thc Various counties follow.
ChlckenpoN-~Chavea 1; Collax 4.
4; Lima 4.
coniunctivltls--Dona Ana I.
Hiptheria-ChaNes 4; DeHaca 1.
Lincoln 1.
Dyscntery Bachiiiaryb -Chaycs 1.
COMMUNICATIONS 3: Sierra I.
MISUNDERSTANDING 4. CVifaN Il
Deiiaca 4: Taos 2.
Poliomyelitis tinfantile paraiysis.)
Dona Ana I.
Scarlet Fever--Chnves /; colfax 1.
SmallpoN-Chaves 4. ncbaca ];
Lincoln 2: Torrance q.
Syphiilis-Bernaiillo 2.
Observation-Disclosures .; ChaveF
Typhoid Fever-Rernamo 1; Cha
YES 9: Colfax 1; Taos 2.
Mhooping Cougn-sierra 2.