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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Tss General Dcart Il TIE Navy IL
ssaf Recommending that o1g ga 81
sahss1n@o- should ~ ;.-5 equal that
Il ary cov,try IL the woTs6- Per
asys ttz. = tie reassr why japan is
struggling with proposition 70 *
ve-f a billion ard half u building
--zvy. Eas iae wors5 .es-ne1 ncth-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Now villa thinks he viii tag few
specimens Of tne american citizen
He is careful. however. not 20 in
clude any EngI.shmen in the haul.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Qualified es q Teieehens Girl

The newspapers report the case OF a
woman in state OF trance who has 10.
spoken a word for twentv-one DAYS.
City men incline TO the theory that
the lady Is a telephone operator
Punch. London.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

So conz.zn,inopIe is TO be nation
allzcss: well. from ali We hear folks
generally Will approve and wouldn't
obiec. 20 its being cisinfected-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Encore.

Mrs. Tnr.ceweGe-wel. Elsie. how 10
you lie your new papa.
Else-oh. mamma, do 60 on marry
ing men like that; he's given ne a
whole dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Rot il the way one noted scien-
tis- reasEures sIch as may be scared
over the prediction Of end Of the
world December Il. 1919.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Also Capillary

Jack Is perfectly devoted 10 that
blonde HIS family thinks it Is 4 case
Of hypnotism."
Huh! Seems 10 me more Ike q
chemical attraction"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
SOMERSET COUNTY HEADQUART1

Sorosis Enterains Other Cnbs With Interesting Pregran-
Somerset G. A. R ABe<aon Cans Meeting for Friday-
Requiem Mass for Late Mrs. Artsnise PIoade
Brths-r Cheviot Returns ffun Interesting Auto Trip
Amusing Birthday Purity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
False Notes in the HARMONY

Young woman fsoulf1Eyl-Lifs In one
grand. sweet song
Old bach ftoiefullyp-Yes. but some Of
rs have very poor voices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Trust a rumseIIer to whtmper abou.
a foriorn hope He's ASSISTED many
homes 70 be for!orn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Her chanaeahle Mind

Xaud-If he has proposed. why don.
you ACCEPT him?
NaSe!-f can't mate up my mind
whether I would like him when 1 20.
him home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Editorial Comment
When II Wakes Up.

(Bos.on Heraid)
When will the Senate see tina, its
business Is with the world, not with
the White House?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Go. your ha. On straight? End Of
the world today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
knex psmona Grange.

Noox Pomona Grange held its
regular meeting with Seven Tree
Grange ut Union. Dec. s. 1t was an
unusually large gathering and every
one had a good time. After the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

RccSssra n bard LIT hy fAe coal
sncr.Axe eusafmezs q frzEaA being
Ssace1 hack @ Est-~zr scae6Els-
With tie seas,seral hardship Of crE-
pseee eating g. cf Al Steamboat
axr5cA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

C@hersazd a-5 ycrx cc-ctses are
usa -asrAs<z !. Ewhers Il tks Fr[
C1axrenxao=al DsxuSE EgA. each
having three ana1EEced c21ziSAtes
a fsNovx- Carrrl Ia Beety, Howard
Davies and FS7ak d Marshall CT
C@berszse zsd Horzcs AitchsI2
IaAn Ks1zrsex Bangs ard Jcserh W
SMpsoc u TGk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Maine Gossip
The Methe

"a y Folsorn. skorae<zn. ",
.Ne Ga St the sstsae has sa6e6;
a.a pe@ee l. o1cs Trscre Ger tie iand:
a or vo3eS are +eyo1sir blended
RAY car accents 5e softeaed while
Ii the ra1ssc be s~eet. bs, net Iov5.
Ia cefeFsrce Il oae-~i.h hsars brsat.
ing
70. saes Het here viii Ire ero~a
She's a, hen@; al alone in her cham.
Her Aa-t could rot sta.d tbs ,as. tea.
H~h ,1e c-cys Tsnt away taas o-.xh.
Sors srnil;r -g-s s-sasiS
ye,her.
~ s.s tpeeded her boz o. hi. r
5Er feelings tha aday she couJd sr,o.ner
@-l On' Hay God helD her today.
va = eonfo-t she was to ,se father
Hs 9atne home ali alone from his
she farniatsa the Spirit. fer TIM
When the dog carried Of susie. do,,r.
.sch-eaUb0y Jaek-atu5besa his
Who va. ;t- o'erlookins their .o,;r
H''as'..ned cut ali theft Enail childish
Hh9 was II each da- did her d..v.
~. h-r gar Iips smile and a prayer
re Smile .er the dear ones arns,n5 b.
.ne psaFer for the one over ths-e' =
morning. e0ti
VIC ~as il that broke 4, to dad.
oNn heart tho. broken and ssesa-
let soothed lis strong grief for ri. ia
No Susie. don't run now 20 Mother
enc sack please don't Quarrel a, ,,,
D" no.Her your Mother tust nov
Bat at ieave her in peace for today
gut no: she is calling you to her
nos you Kayhap. in this hnu,
40 yen her Row dearly you love re-.
<ao' yes carry in that bright flower
ana 1i.h Lshn, -. DON. stop to shake hands
Shs heFs someone who's praying alone
bIssso wnose lore ycu go greatly are
Is needing you now there a. lon.
a correspondent writes To lear,
"nen Iosus became the Na.;ona,
soidiers Home. An act va. na...s
BY Congress in 1865 authorizing tho
purchase OF the Togus Mineral snrtne
hosei property for a military asr,ur,
Ior disabled soldiers and the n,,r-
chase PRICE was $4,000. Horace
Beals. proprietor of the hote, f.i,es
70 make the success he expected of
ms project and for some years before
tne government purchased the pron-
efty the hotel was closed to the nub-
nc He died there and the furnish :
ings were sold In Boston. The frx.
soldier was admitted to the House IN
Oct. 6. 1856. vi
When one compares the much
larger student body in Cornell the
credit due the Bates debating team
for defeating the Ithaca college last
week Is better appreciated.
The Moosehead Lake region re-
ports good shedding and firut.class
conditions for lumberine.
Thousands Of Christmas trees are
being shipped out Of Maine ana -
Christmas draws nearer, many Are
seen being taken through the streets
and deposited in the shed, garage or
stable.
Afred's IRE department Il without
a head. Chief Ansel c. whicher hav-
ing moved to Kennebunk. The Tea.
ture OF the case IL that no applicant
for the position has yet appeared.
Biddeford has appointed its special
health of1cer in accordance with the
new law. John W. Mahoney, a drue.
gist, II the man. He win conttuue
the drug business The saiary n
$1,000.
An innovation In football appear,
In the invitation Of Harvard % Bow.
doin for the latter to 70 to Jcan-
bridge next Sept Is to play . double
header. Harvard plans several such
games Tor next fail.
The Searchiisht Club of Sanford
has started o Public Library funa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

AANtc3 &&s8 AA-4A -2zA @1H~a 1A
C@bexsAse zsd Horace AitchsR
IsAn Ks1zrscx Bangs ard Jcseph W
SMrsoc u TGk
The Cadet Bzttzlsoa q tie CziEer-
xzfY q kAfne VIII sooa have Ma
ckiae G1n Company. severz. machine
gas ara = partial equipment having
already srr7ye1 4 SsEzl Corps viii
A;e- be organized ana finally an the
aES-s o. regiment VII be organized
Fires AZ Norway Lake ars Norway
Cents- O. Fr6zy an Saturday
nights hare aroused s1<pscsc,s CT la-
esr6izriH- No o1e lad been Il Ir-
via Browns Blacksmith shcP al the
Center for three days, but i. was
burned with ali its conte1.S Jack
Ar.ei. who lives On the James Crock
e.t place. was awakened by smoke
and found IRE e .he saaed. DE tiaze
part Rain, the vet roct and the
resgAboys prompt Eork quickly
handled tie bIz1s-
Baths representative who VISITED
the Shipping Beard il Nsv York Il
lie interest Of retaining the services
of tie h.oa-t's ting Keystone oa tae
Kennebec river. was successful .hs
hoard making the stipulation that
certain operating expenses he guar
antee3 II is also found that IL -
probable that the old -a- Seguia viii
remain On the river and Il 50 the
keyEtone will not 5e required Any
way. tie Ksnreb@e u sure Ct tug
boat
Lstec merchants are e1tsrp-i&nG
and resourcefsl Realizing that the
people cf surrounding towns, unless
given quick transportation would Be
tzkin- their Christmas trade 70 othe-
places. owing 70 The cutting OF Ct the
state highway at East stream
prornptly placed in commission 2 5it-
ney line between their town and the
stream, bringing into Lztec the os--
ef-:own people. giving them time fo-
their shopping ard then returning
them 70 the Stream, where their OWE
conveYsnees have remained
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Meauntieook GRANGE.

At the regular meeting Of Megun-
ticook Grange. No. 423 Of Camden,
last Wednesday evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Master. George e. Nash:
ovesseer. Henry Carver: lecturer.
NrA Minnie Ineraham: steward,
Clarence Taylor: assistant steward.
Willis p. Heal: chaplain. Mrs. Flora
StoclEwell: treasurer. ]. Herbert
Gould: secretary, Amos D. Stockweil;
gate keeper. Guy Sheldon: Ceres.
Ars. Florence Pendleton: Pomona,
Nrs. Evelyn Taylor: Flora. Mrs.
Maud Carver: lady assistant stew
ard, Ruth Nash.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

The SearchiiEht Club of Sanford
has started q Public Library fund
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

The following recent births are OF
record al the city clerks ONCE: To Mr.
ami Mrs. Norris Ladey, a daughter.
Ruth Eleanor Laney: to Mr.. and Ms
Roscoe Moore. a daughter. Isabelle
Louise Moore; to Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Peaauit, daughter. Carmen J. Penault
Miss Jennie Norm CMurray) Was In
town Monday to attend the anniversary
mass for her sister. Anna Norm, and
returned to Waterviile Monday after.
noon
Albin A. Cheviot Of Norridgewock re.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
NE. Vernon GRANGE

Regular meeting December IL. The
following were chosen as officers for
the ensuing year: w. D. Archibald.
master: H. w. Weber. overseer; r.
c. Foas. steward; +. c. Hammond,
treasurer; Emma A. Carr. secretary:
Flora Gordon. lecturer; Sylvia c. Al
len. chaplain; Arthur Gordon. gate
keeper: Carroll Foss. assistant stew
ard: Edna Hall. lady assistant stew
ard; Mary d. Archibald, Ceres; Geor-
gia Hail. Flora; Winnefred Ham,
mond, Pomona. The executive com
mittee consists Of b. Ralph Cramm,
Fred c. Foss and Fred c. Hammond
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

The Moosehead Lake region re-
ports good shedding and firut. .class
conditions for NUMBERING.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17
Mrs. Eusehs Mareeau

Mrs Euseoe Marceau passed away
Sunday. Dec. IL. at her home On Nj.
Pleasant avenue. Mrs- Nareeau was
horn in St Henry. Quebec, but had re-
sided in skowhegAn for the last q
years. Funeral arrangements win be
announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

aanz-sng 70 raise each rear Ssss sor
rAat purpose
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Thousands Of Christmas trees Are
being shipped out Of Maine ana a
Christmas draws nearer. many Ars
seen being taken through, the streets
and deposited in the shed. garage or
stable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

An innovation in football appear,
In the invitation Of Harvard 70 Bow.
doin for the latter to 90 to JcAn-
bridge next Sept Is to play . double
header. Harvard plans several such
games for next fail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

When one compares the much
larger student body in Cornell IN.
credit due the Bates debating team
for defeating the Ithaca college last
week IL better appreciated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Alfred's IRE department. u without
a head. Chief Ansel c. whicher hav-
ing moved to Kennebunk. The Tea.
ture OF the case IL that no applicant
for the position has yet appeared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

Biddeford has appointed its special
health ofncer In accordance with the
new law. John W. Mahoney, a drue.
gist. II the man. He win eonttuue
the drug business The salafy n
$1,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
LEONARD WILL START
ON IS MONTHS TOUR
IN ALIEN COUNTRIES

san Francisco. calf, Feb, -
Benny Leonard, light weight cham
p'"n of IN" world, will engage in no
championship fight nor any decision
match in the United States for mat
ter of two years to come,
Iil'v Gibson, eenard's manager,
and Lieut.. sydney Cohan of New York
City representing New York business
men, announced late today the exist
cncc of contract recurring Leonard
to make fifteen months tour of Aus
ira "a, India, China. France and Eng
land, starting from San Francisco next
september For this tour, which viii
be one of exhibitions chiefly, Leonard
is guaranteed S104,000 with the priv
ncge of a percentage, IN addition CO.
han is hopeful he will he able to ar
range for three fights of twenty
rounds each in Australia with a
guarantee Of 100000; three in Eng
land to net $4,000 and possibly one
in Calcutta.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
WILSON WORKING
ON I'M OR 7 AN 7
PAPER, BELIEVED
lsy MORNING Jousa.L SPECIAL LEASED wrssl


Paris, Feb. >, (By The Associated
Press. president Wilson spent most
of Yesterday morning at work in his
private office. Instead of awaiting
himself of the services of stenog-
rapher he applied himself assiduous.
~ To the typewriter which is taken
as an indication that he was prepar-
ing some paper requiring the most
thoughtful possible consideration.
AS it is known to be the plan of the
American delegation to rush forward
plans for the creation of a society of
nations ii is assumed the president.
VINO is member of the special COM
mission charged with that project.
was engaged in the preparation of
some statement supporting some pro-
position or general scheme.
The American delegates incline to
the belief that the most serious OBJ
stacle will be found in insistence by
oVer-zealOus advocates upon ex-
IRENE methods tor enforce peaceful
settlement OF disputes. 1t is under
stood the Amer lean delegates will
We their support to the plans of
General SHUTS and Lord Cecil with
he addition of few IDEAS advanced
by Leon Bourgeois, the French pro-
taGonist of the league.
Paris, Feb 2,-CHavas) --President
Wilson Monday afternoon will Off
cially assemble at the Hotel de Grill
ION the members of the peace con-
terence commission on a society of
nations. In some quarters ii is re-
ported that a report to the confer
ence on this subject is imminent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
DADDY LONG LEGS"
MAKES GREAT HIT

The Spokane Daily Chronicle gave
the following high praise to the com
panN which will present Daddy Long
Legs at the" the Crystal opera house,
on Thursday evening, February s
Henry Miller has done nothing
better for Spokane theatergoers than
TO pick Alice Haynes and Robert
Philips as leading PLAYERS in the
third presentation of the popular com
edy Daddy Longlegs," at the Audi
forum theater The new comedy by
Jean Webster played the first of
two might enga cement last night and
scarcely had the opening curtain rung
up when the players found their way
into the hearts of the audience and
kept their places there until the final
scene.
Neither Miss Haynes as Judy nor
Mr., Phillips, as the wealthy Jcrvis
Pcndleton, has appeared in Spokane
before hut already they have won a
hearty welcome The two stars made
a pleasing pair, whether they are
working in "A comedy situation or fol-
lowing lines Of pathos They held
their hearers well in hand every mo-
mont of the presentation last night.
The pair is supported by very cap
able east. Especially pleasing is the
work of the mother nurse, Lenora
Bradley playing the part eof the elder
~ Mrs. Semple. Dorothy McCord and
Valerie Higkerson make a big success
of their parts as school chums of
Judy j. f. kirkman plays the butler
and wins many laughs.
THE comedy will be presented for
he last time tonight. one will not re-.
greet having attended it,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
REVENUE BUREAU WILL
CONDUCT INFORMATION
SERVICE FOR PUBLIC

The internal revenue bureau is ar
ranging to furnish for the benefit of
income taxpayers in every city and
town in the country, a free advisory
service by trained collectors, agents,
inspectors and deputies. according 10
word received by w. Wolf local col
lector, At the offices of collectors
and their deputies, and at other CEN
tral points, free information and adj
vice with respect to filing returns
under the new revenue bill may be
mad up to the final date for filing re-
turns
Banks, trust companies and SINH
lar responsible Institutions have al
WAYS cooperated in furnishing au-
lhentlc income tax information. and
nave offered to serve the government
ana taxpayers in this respect again
this year
IL Is the aim of the bureau to bring
us agencies as close as possible to ev-
cry person and to make available in
every official form all necessary in
formation regarding the requirements
~ the law. The bureau welcomes aid
lro mevery responsible agency in its
effort to enlighten the people on tax
matters.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aCEQUIl

Notice is hereby given to all water
users of the above acequia that an
assessment of $3.50 per acre on all
land irrigated from the said aceduia
has been made; payable either in cash
or in labor.
Work will be commenced by the
maJordomo on the ditch for this year
on February 10, at 500 O'Clock a m.
Water users desiring to pay assess
ment In cash must pay one salt of said
amount to the secretary of the COM
missioners on or before February s.
1917. payable at Perea's store in Crie-
COS Those desiring to pay the assess
ment in labor must report to the ma
Jordomo at the assigned place on Feb
ruary 10, for instructions where to
work.
BY order of the Board of County
commissioners: Gregoria Garcia.
Elseo Mirabal, secretary;
George Roslington, treasurer.
GuApALuPE GUTIERREZ,
Y Tf Majordomo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
Manager McGraw Accepts In
vitation Extended by Mayor
and University President:
Get College Grounds.
BY Alex. Sullivan

Maybe You never heard of a city
called Gainesville. Anyhow, it's a
city in Florida, which recently ex-
tended Manager AIcGraw of the
Chants an invitation to train the
Giants there, and Mac has accepted.
Gainesville is a short ride from
Jacksonville, where the Yanks will
train. Mayor Gordon Il, Tson in the
invitation extended the New York
club boosted Of the citys climate its
water and everything, Wonder if the
players Will boast of the place when
they quit there2 e
Not only is the mayor anxious to
have the Giants train there, but A. A
Murphree, president iof the Univer-
sity of Florida has granted the club
unrestricted use of the college team S
baseball grounds.
For several years the Giants have
been training at Marlin Springs. Tex,
but Manager McGraw ana various
members of the cub are tired of this
spot and they believe change will
do the team world Of good.
The Giants will report at Gaines
vile ON March %, and the squad will
then find ont for itself if the city is
all its mayor and the president of
its university declare it to be.
Lieut., Col T. l.. Huston, baseball's
most patriotic club owner. has been
mustered out of the service For the
present he wont give the ianks
much attention, but as soon as he
clears up some personal business
matters he will turn his thoughts
basebailward
Outficlder Happy t'lesch, who took
French leave Of the White SoN last
season has deciG2d to return to that
club.
The Reds will train in the South
after all, probably at Little Rock,
according to August hermann,
president OF the cl b. Garry says
that If he doesn't hear from Manager
ChristN Mathewson, who is cap
tain in the army in service in France,
within ten days he will call a meet
ing of the club directors for the pur-
pose of selecting new leader
President Baker of the Phillies is
in town singing the praises OF his
new manager Jack Coombs lie
thinks CoombS will make as good
manager as he WAS a pitcher.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
DUKE CITY RIFLE
CLUB PLANS 4 BIC
SHOOTING SEASON
Fact That War Department
Has Immense Stores of
Rifle Ammunition May Re-
suit in Greater AIIotment,(

The Duke City Rifle association cN-
poets the coming range season to be
the biggest in its existence. Although
the weather probably will not he con
SlStently suitable for outdoor shooting
for more than month, the assoria-
ton already hts begun making plans
for its activities
AT meeting held Saturday night.
Officers for the next year were elected
and the executive hoard will meet to-
night at the forest service headquar-
tiers to arrange for range facilities.
The association expects to move
from the old national guard range.
south tf the highlands. to that east of
Santa Barbara cemetery. buildings
are Grove ng closely on the old range.
Tho ssociation's officers, elected
saturday night, are;
Frank +. Andrews, president.
Charles A. Spahr, vice president.
Secretary Il. G. Sutherland
Treasurer, &. l.. Ferndtson
Exc utive officers, H. Y. Rcev YES.
II Is expected by officers that the
association will he ahlesto get practi-
Cally unlimited ammunition lecause
of the fact that the war department
had large stores on hand when hos
tiities ceased. They are almost Ger
tain that the former allotment of 100
rounds yearly tn every member will
he greatly increased, if the war de-
partment does not practically remove
any limit, which it is believed, is pos
sih1o.
They believe also that there is a
Chan"e that the ASSOCIATION. like 9TH
evs of its kind throughout the county.
viii he able to get the latest miitarE
rifle--the United states model of the
Enfield with which the greater part
of the Yanks in France were armed,
and also the latest service sidearm
the Colts .45-caliber automatic ps-
toll
The association holds a record that
probably is 6uualled by few in the
country in that its range practice was
not permitted to fan off last year. dcs-
pite the fact that the war department
ceased the issue Of ammunition to RI
file associations. Members bought
their own ammunition from manufac-
turers whose output was not demand
ed for the war and kept up their
work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
Giants Intend TO Put
Gainesville, Ha., On Map
TODAY'S SPORT CALENDAR

Racing Winter meeting at New
Orleans.
Winter meeting at Havana, Cuba
Bi!liaris-Three- cushion champion.
ship tournament of Amateur Billiard
association of America opens in New
York
Golf-Annual st. Valentines tour
nament opens at Pinehurst, N. G.
Curling Annual bonspiel of Wis
consin Curriers' association opens at
Portage.
BoNing-Ioe Lynch vs Tommy
Noble, 20 rounds. at London
Jack Britton VS.. Al Doty, . rounds,
at Canton.
Dick Loadman VS.. Patsy Scanlon
10 rounds. at Pittsburgh.
Battling Levinsky vs.. Bill Brennan,
10 rounds AT Syracuse
Kid Norfolk VS.. Billy Mske, 10
rounds, at Buffalo.
Young Erne VS., George CLANCY, IS
rounds, at Baltimore
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
ENROLMENT AT NIGHT.
SCHOOL REACHES 364

The night school enrolment has in
creased to S6i superintendent John
Milne announced last night.
Wv" expect to pass the 400 mark. -
he added
The Spanish class is the largest and
Vt has been necessary 10 add an addi-
tonal teacher. The English class is
the second largest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
CIT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
NnNENr

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this
Slip, enclose with &c and mail it to
Foley \ Co, 1886 Sheffield Ave, Chi
cago, H. writing your name and adj
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn trial package containing Folcys
Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs,
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills.
for pain in sides and back: rheuma-
tism, backache, kidney and hla lder
ailments; and Foley Cathartfc Tab
let's wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic, for constipation.
bllousness, headache. and sluggish
bowels For sale by Alvarado Phar-
macy.
WANTED-Clean cotton rags. Jour.
pat off;ce
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-03
MAJOR SMITH WILL
MAKE RETURN FLIGHT

tsN MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL Wig,
Washington. Feb. 2.--The squadron
of four airplanes under Maj. Albert d.
Smith, which completed the first
transcontinental flight TO New York
City on January I. will leave Wash
lngton tomorrow on the return trip
to San Diego, Calf Major Smith
hopes to reduce considerably the ac-
tual flying time of So hours for the
first journey.
War department. statisticians have
computed the cost of the first cross
country flight at $S,S2750 for the
four machines, which includes cost of
gasoline, board and lodging for the
eight men, repairs to machines and
depreciation