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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-02

streets are famed for their beauty.
 Now there are other resorts in Ala bama worth mentioning, but for the purpose of this story I am limiting my self to the ones written up in the gov- ernment folder. saved Birmingham 8 write-up for the last and lift it:
 ''visitors come here constantly. and regardless of whether it is business or pleasure that brings them, they are sure to enjoy the mild climate and numerous attractions of Birmingham in winter
 "Birmingham's hotel accommodations are in conformity with it's standing as a modern and progressive city. Ranging from the new Tutwiler hotel to those that were constructed some years earlier, the accommodations offer a wide choice. Splendid streets and boulevards are a feature. The trip over the hills and val- lays to the Country clubs offer good motoring with plenty of opportunity to display their skill. either at tbe Country club, which has an excellent course, with all essential features .or at the Roebuck Golf and Auto club, whose 1S-hole course is familiar to golf enthusiasts in all parts of America.
 There are number of amusement re- sorts and public parks. also a zoo tn | is we'll worth a visit. The Birmingham Motor and Country club is another insti- tuition with beautiful grounds and build ings."
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-10-02

Entered at the Birmingham. Ala oostoffice as second-class matter. un. der act of Congress. March s. 1879.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-08

s5 Hs ss . s Six. or house AND SIX closets"
5 ss1 as s @ @ sss back q lot
racv yard terraee Store 6adns x" on one corner of 10"
Price including store building home warehouse big heh cash
f part em "'N STOCK OF ' O00 business tins >e"
1907 West 18thNn rooms and bath story and o"calf large
1919 West ashFve rooms and reception hail. two large closets
G P pantry 6Ss ed bath on two H ] good lawn and
FIVE yeo blocks from ear line House in good repair Price 81 900 cash
modern Good lawn and GARDEN good badc chicen house,
so S s5o % e Ya' bs a"y m '% '"" blocks from car line Price
two 1870" . e'"sr esc ee b o% e nG st. 7 e r
Sleeping upsars Fine lawn n good garden 1r~ood oo F
soS54 cn be vacsc House an" o eoo
steam heat basement 1920 coal bin l2Nl2 Solid bk foundations
servant house, small wodshd Lot 7oH4 can be- v
1"s good neghborood House
i" 7o 5S. sev rr' sosS s one rf a three Closets
and bath Front and back
y t R"s % o% "'a @
down. and Saa"ee $500" cr month back yard '' S0
BATH Ts poh FIVE o a%d n5 h four ao a
o Barn. Two o blocks hd m sar n G inside house One
1924 Plum st-Extra speca, hail. three closets
p pn o % two GOOD Gr e1 @ % gS%a and Double b
car line splendid neghborood House has been built six
North Cedar ston Bridge room;
two With Pa1s AND bath ds 5Gn n a "S back porch
stable with dryeTay chicken house wooded
docks ground
fine repair and we'll worth the money Private
Price $780, part cash, balance monthly
6H Ash SFive and BATH large front and back porchs
All modern Lot 54x1S0
This house double all
the heavy between Three pantry
also built china closet kitchen Price $780,
7O5 Ash StFve hall;
front porch Fair lawn and garden Shade sidewalks
xis ss:f s% s
will take $4,000 home and to it.
Nos Pa Pine Place-Modern
closets pantry and poches,
Lawn and place for garden Shade Garage chicken house
shed Lot 5Ox2; Can be vacated oneha
from lire Houses condition. Also 70070476
description Price $25O0 $500 balance
1406 West 18th SSx hail. Closets pantry
and bath Front and back
good garden Lot 60x15 Four blocks from
borhood House in good repair
Half cash, balance
140S West 18th SFive hail. three Closets
and bath Front and back pcrches Back porch screened
good garden -Four blocks from line Price $3250
tries and bath Front and back oprche
den House good condition.
days Price $3.50, one-half cash. balance
B17 Chestnut S.-Seven hal
closet and bath Front
screened Lawn and garden. Garage
chicken IL
and roof eighteen months Price $4,000
>
1916 West 1hSix hall; closets; onepanry
BATH Front and back porch
good repair inside and Wash building
used for garage, house Three lots 29xl54 making
q block which three could be
purposes Five blocks from line Price $780, oneha
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-08
TOM BL0DGETT'S BUSY CORNER

sH' de-" "9 S ia
S GS" c a" so and oaa s Price 900 p tcr"s
s. rooms; closet: pz. Not
od c "t and "a > pG b,a b@ Es I T amt a"
,o"ii"n metal nsEbSoboo vacated
r days. '' s.n %ISS>1 %Y
.5 front ns ;"; s. S: s S 7aG4 & balances
blocks . Cherry
o" o vf 18Th 'e SsSs for %i '5 f $1,000
Nice Building 99]szl2O Olive St.
Lot ss>i2o~one off Ave- st
ST. Four Fet Lot" tr ali four ot. s socS location" $50 " facing ." 10th
Three Lots, Corner 18th o"ye>c'o from Lake Side church
Two Lots Popular s 10Th
Three Warren Road 5ox2os' mile
car "" LOTS r' cs% s'G a % a nS I so Price each
" Lot" Lot" c Cor t e'~"ts .s; oak so $ SS 2
' Tvo s "s % "s5 SG wh p psy"e Go fenced with
poultry wire Three blocks o" ne Price $1,000 reasonable
1 Cine , ,, Popular & 80 tn ssrrise $500
i ' viii i'm make home "' With % q"
One Lot, in Front Baptist
r . i" c"5ss s ri t a."yv.,y desirable. Price 5000 fst
Two Lots Corner Laurel 2"dcood for business location
" very @S ce re c ss"D . rh water
and sewer Sgy s eSut cay T %s%
#s;, "% $:. ?;oS %
Thirty Acre I"p s Fa S miles from Pine Bluff
s"''ytoa "isS sS "'1 r1vn at
sp ftt III ss"1 vS % % s% Pine t suH
good well three rs % ga house. good chicken house. small
Twenty Acres, miles
Road One and onehaf mile FROM school and church, and
Forty mss East ." ' Sc lsss Price $2o per
Hundred Sixty ney $500 of tie and
ss hs pDs es B % " s% IS h . o cs g Ge o
per acre Part cash balance terms suit purchaser
we'll Good Upland onehf mile from school
@ f 1 oreS ss good '@s
ss@ " % % on" ;sf; "ss' on:
n good hog H9& s% fence forty
EsS ss" fl s ~at sss pe ra
"u 9S farm n% Pe S PER- r" Bluff ern A idea" fruit truck an"
szity @ and cultivation Well Of
acres n BOTTOM s"on land Three miles Pine
house. Price sao"o h aH' caS
s ra4rt H4F rahR c noH sSl 1SD nSks
(Taylor Bros Greenfield3
Exclusive coored addition Best location
MI home for every t worthy eoored
Compress Cotton Seed Oil Mills stav Factory River bottom
WSs The best "''' ''''
Come office up Auto service to show you
''f s. S !; %ss lots
Ground In Rd floor Citizens Bank Bldg Phone
Two Solid sd Blocks in
% s: and painted bungalow
s1 Ne" Th f;ni Boon c9sd
$4,000 onethrd Sixth st. Pke Vest
part lot. st .9sss sS3s
IatFan ca4ed 2sS sai asS The
$3.50 cash. balance $500 month for
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-08
FOR SALE

1910 Alabama stsven closets pantry
S n n Lot Tree from ear line Pree
$500; reasonable
five coe two pantes ba front and porch nice lawn
as @ cs n s"0 Buildings on good e
$780, G' 1erm 0" INSIDE ''" '00' young Price
1903 East % oG s fn large two
and wagon house; twenty-five trees goose
are worth $4,000 Half cash. by notes
1921 hail. BATH
Good shade and good en o Lot from line
sstate sleven rooms; one hail. four Closets one panty
block from line neghbohood Price $4,000
back fs's o R5 "%
rs e @ in a1soom Pree e cssh place.
soSd 5 cs BALANCES 1s mo 1 House
1905 East 3rd Avestree not paved Five pantry No
sI 5@3 sa'f good s '"
s.: @ ss@sa 80, %ss 'ss
'' Price PRICE $780, $1,000
and s,
throughout s1s Pee ssoe hsf
cash rs At p Ws m rooms two
@ and back Three Two o qs sesd 'T e9 e sn b h'
sewerage blocks line Price for ali three
ss tva Closets and pantry Good
iSz ; Three blocks ergo E
cs5y ss% "a s st" closets
heated four poe two large screened poes Good
two gas electric Price $4,000 Terms
2th Cherry stssx closets pantry and bath.
%s and ':s any
COS t se GOOD nsdss Pr Ss sss
bath Modern Small garden shade hardwood finished
Screened porc fire place. and china closet Price $780, reasonable
9th Cherry sts-Eght house, hall; closets and bath
Modern Small garden Hardwood floors House newly
1872 West 9th-Eight Linden very
large beautiful lot lovely place for home Price $5oo part
Rutherford st~Eght rooms and BATH twoorv brick new
Fine neghbooo Hardwood floors large brick mane and
best St, hG %s town Price s125do
in z west Baqne ssX rooms and sleeping porch all modern
Two lots floors very beautiful inside Price
eo 1"@c w Tart cash bananee to suit purchaser
GOOD shade This house also has good attic and galvanized
1922 Wsst Baraue Screened porch;
zoos % Bar p $500 Terms s Sn sd five
hald pine oor shade and garage
Modern galvanized iron roof Price $4,000 half balance
s Gs 1--WE West 2nd AveFve lawn good
$S75 IS; small payment down. balance $3.50 per month
small ss from so car fi ne
so4 West rooms hail. pantry and BATH Front and
p0 6as both garden shade and
Price 1920 cash, balance $4,000 $500 per month
west attn AveSeven and hail. hardwood floors; newly
side ooo Price $3.50: 'N'''''' ~ VIC "
@ good chicken house and lot Lot alley
vest 4h AyeFve hail. Closets pantry
servant house sox154 Two blocks from car
I;,a IN w good neighborhood Price $4,000
Garden and shade block from car
'"e Needs painting and papering Price $4,000 cash.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-27

woman 4oasu continenta, Seal plant ..
block with removable water-cooeu ~
lnch bore by All valves enclosed
oIL1NG-cculaon and splash SYSTEM 0verh0" 70 ~
motor and DASH ,.u ...fooo. ou,
smart
RETOR-Srombeg with auxiliary nos ar "'aAe o
pipe. Ca
with gauge .on,ac,aa
timing gear distributor mounted on adtr Rive o
housing with
RATTFRY-Large 13-plae Prest-o-Lte '"''N
Of
Steel semieipuc minn
long nat when Ioaoso, &c" -
spiral bevei
Service brake
drums Boh
brake pHT yITimken forged 81" beam with i'" '
In dreyerse;
to Bell
ball 3pae dry operating type " '
operaton tubular type large JOINTS
Hotchkiss drive left side Oh chasslS
rrrAversIble 1snch wheel
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-27
SPECIFICATIONS

spok front and rear lifted WIN uehouh
ob,e ouick rim carried on real. y,
RApIAToR-Long Radiators special Designs 1-s-nch core WIN
tank
CoNTRoI-Levers in carmound on ssn ned
troI LAYER right
levers and norm button oh e
wheel 49, o,ooefu, stran
BoDY-Double type special design low gaceu a
twas
hoard Tonnau lamp Best grace 1oh SPRINGS
Toolc tmen under front seat
Stewart speednee driveh
recorder on
onknr Ignition lighting Current Indicator Cao "
FENDERs-semi-cowned 10 inches wide l1h3eu" c'u ~
leather stuffed with hat eui
ventlating. ,. ,.ss
TOP-Oneman 4 bowls lny sue oui''i"9' '
vision in rear.H grade material ,,, roar
TIRTIS-Sze 32xi Plain tread 'front.' hoh-SNp ie"''
WHEELBASE-11S inches
TREAD-56 inches tail lamp,
IAMPS-Elecc, twoinch mead ramps wiz" N'
lamp andto lamp tire with
jack ool
1pIrE F. o subject 10 change "'N"'"N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10

trato, y podran recoger los licita-
dores los pianos y modelos de pro-
posiciones que han de presentar
mediante un deposito de diez do.
liar ($10) que seran reembolsa-
dos al ser devueltos dichos docu-
mentos en- el plazo de veinte dias
(20) despues de efectuada la SUI
basta.
La administrator Sc reserva el
derecho de rechazar cualquiera 9
todas las proposiciones, y Ell de
recho de reehazar cualquiera to
das las proposiciones, y ell de ad.
judicar ell contrato bajo otra:
considerations que las del precic
solamente.
GUILLERMO ESTEVES
Advt. Comisionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL
INTERIOR
NEGoCIADo DE
oBRAS PUBLICAS
ANUNc1o DE suBAsTA.

San Juan, P. R., Enero 80, 1919
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerra.
dos para la adjudication en- publ.
ca snbasta de las obras de cons.
trucci6n de 5 Kms. de la carrete.
ra No. 8, Secci6n LaresiAdjun-
tas, trozo Alto :Maldonado-Rfo va.
huecas, cuyo presupuesto aproba.
do asciende a $5S,754.o3, Sc admi.
tiran en- esta ofcina hasta las {
P. NJ. del dia 10 de Febrero de
1913, en- que Sc abriran publica.
mente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc da'
ran en- esta o6cina donde Sc en-
cuentran de manifesto los docu
mentos que ha de regir en- el con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
Ell Desastre Alelnarl
Apuntes para la Historic
ssa..sasSS s. de la Revolution alemana

t0ria de la Entente. El presiden
te Wilson pide esa democratiza
ci6n del Imperio en- nombre pro
! pio, sin invOcar una vez al SenadC
nj al Congreso americana. Wilson
habla como dictador, v ell principe
de Baden no piensa en- dejarlo CON
signado. El principe debia inquie
tar, a su yez los partidos popu
lares de los enemigos para restar
Influenza a los Gobiernos impe
rialistas de Paris Y Londres, que
hablan de fijar las condolences de
Ipaz.
Queda establecida La libertad de
reunion V de palabra. La propa-
ganda /revolucionaria no tiene va
!freno ell Jefe de la Poll
Icla, que prohibio cinco mitines
revolucionarios, es destiuido.
Liebknecht sale de la carcel V
toma alojamiento EN- la casa de la
representation bolcheviki en- Ber-
lin.
FL pueblo esta convencido de
que los catorce puntOs de Wilson
lie aseguran una paz honrosa, Y que
Iel solo Obstaculo'para esa paz es la
.presencia del Kaiser.
lei EnperadOr marcia al frente.
Sc susurra que, a la cabeza del pri-
mer regimiento de la Gpardia, da-
IA un ataque para morM Ell el cam
pO de batalla. Los ofciales dicen
que ESQ serfa disno de quien cine
la corona de los Hohenzollern.
Hay quien cree que esa muerte, un
POGO teatral, repercutira en- el
Ifrente, para la resistencia tie la
tropa.
Ell ministro del Interior, de Pru-
sia, va comisionado para acOnse-
jar al Kaiser su abdicaci6n. Con-
tesla el Emperador que, por su vo-
luntad, no abandonara a Alema
mia, pues cree que su desaparici0n
sena seguida de la anarqula. Los
monarquicos piensan que el Kaiser
Sc queda para defender al Imperio
contra el bolcheyikismo, Y ven en-
Guillermo Ii la columna que sos
tiene al Estado en- orden. Temen,
con raz0n, que 81 el soldadO We de-
saparecer al supreme jefe del Ejer-
cito, no respete luego al teniente o
al capitan, porque en- ningdn otro
pals estaba Ia personalidad del
Rey unida a la discipline militar
como en- Russia.
Sc constituye Ell Kiel el primer
Consejo de soldados Y trabajado-
res. Los marinos della mayor par
te de la escuadra Sc han subleyado,
y son dueNos del puerto Y de la
ciudad. Pero 10 primero que preo-
cupa a los revolucionarios es ell
mantenimiento del orden. Los ale
names no pueden hacer NADIA sin
Orden; nj siquiera la rev6luci6n.
Toman medidas muy severas pa
ia hacer respetar la vida v la pro-
piedad de los ciudadanos. Ell prfn-
cipe Enrique de Prussia ha escapa-
do de Kiel en- un autom6vil, prote-
gidO pOr la bandera roja. LIE ha-
cen varios disparos. No Sc sabe
81 esta herido nj SUI paradero. Ell
principe de Baden no intenta So
focar el primer incendio revolucio-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
BUENA oPoRTUN1DAD

Deseo realizar un juego de Sa-
Ion, de rejilla, un juego para CO.
medor y varios titles de ajuar de
casa. Todo de muy POGO uso
Aceptarfa oferta razonablc. Union
No. /. Miramar Stop 12.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-10
l..

La carta de la guerra dice que
/ tHindenburg tiene todavfa muchs
terreno para ceder al adversaric
antes de que caigan las granadas
en- TERRA alemana, y que hay ung
lfnea muy favorable para la resis
tencia. Esta linea estrategica EN-
pieZa en- la fortaleza de Amberes
pasa por Lieja, contin1a por el
GAUGE del Mosa y termina Ell las
modernas fortificaciones de Metz
y Estrasburgo. PerO de NADIA ser
viran Ia favorable lfnea estratesi
ca nj los formidables cahones dc
las fortalezas 81 los hombres nc
quieren combatir mas. El genie
estratega del caudillo no cuenta
cuando los soldadOs no lie secun
dan.
FL conde de Hertling ha sido
reemplazado por el principe Maxi
miliano de Baden. Totlas las iz
quierdas7 celebran al nuevo can
ciller, y el Worucerts tambien es
cribe alabanzas. Ell principe les
su primer discurso en- ell Reichstag
Anuncia Ia Obra democratica cue
hara el Gobierno parlamentario
que preside, y del que forman-par.
te los socialistas. Envia la prime
ia nota a Wilson pidiendo ell ar.
misticio. AL dia siguiente apare
ce una carta escrita pocos meses
antes por ell principe, Ell la que sos
tiene Otras teOrias menos democra
ticas. Sc habla de su inminente
Ecalda, porque sus. convicciones de
ahora no parecen muy sinceras.
sQue va a decir Wilson cuando
yea que ell principe no es ell demo
crata que el exige antes de aeon
sejar sus aliados La paz? Los
! jsocialistas deciden no discutir la
famosa carta en- ell Reichstag. El
principe ha crefdo sinceramente
poder salvar al Imperio apoyando-
Sc en- las izquierdas; pero, en- rea-
Ilidad, las izquierdas le dominan.
Despues del parlanentarismo hay
Ique reforlnar la Constitution.
Los acohtecimientos en- el fren-
| tie debilitan Ia Influenza de los
conseryadores. Contesta Wilson
completando la obra de la Entente
durante cuatro amos, para que es-
Italle la reyoluci6n en- Alemania.
Los socialistas dicen que Wilson
tiene raz6n; que Alemania ha de
dar mayores garantias de su nue.
va orientaci6n democratica. Sc
gunda nota a Wilson, seiialando
las reformas heehas va en- la Cons
tituci6n, segdn las cuales la Co
roma pierde sus derechos absolu-
tos, y ell poder militar .queda su-
.peditado al poder civil. Nueva
constestaci6n de Wilson, pregun-
tando.quien gobierna en- Alemania,
~ aiiadiendo que la Entente nece-
Isita mayores garantfas. Tercera
nota a Wilson. Nueva respuesta
del presidente, insinuando va mas
claramente que Guillermo II debe
desaparecer. Wilson, como toda
la Entente, sabe que echar a una
dinastfa que ha reinado quinientos
iaiios es la revolucion, y la reyo-
Ilucion ahora favorecerfa la vic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-10
NE VI CABINET FOR
MEXICO FORECAST
By NEWSPAPE R

FL Paso. Tex. Sept. 9.-El Excel
sior, a Mexico City newspaper prints
under date of September 4 a LIST OF
names of prominent Mexican politi-
clans who, the paper stated, would be
named to cabinet positions by Presi-
dent Carranza within a few DAYS.
These appointees. the article added
would take the oath of office in Sal
tillo. Coahuila, having arranged to
accompany President CarranZa there
on special train.
The names of the men I'll Excelsior
claims have been selected for the vari-
Gus cabinet positions. are:
Gen. Candida Aguilar. secretary of
foreign affairs.
Adolfo De La lTuerta. secretary Of
state and presiding officer Of the cab
met.
Luis Cabrera, secretary of the treas
ury and public credit.
Manuel Rodriguez Gutierrez sec
rotary of communications and public
works.
Pastor Rouaix, secretary of agri-
culture.
Gen. P. Elias Gales, secretary of in
dustry and commerce.
Gen. Manuel NJ. Dieguez, secretary
of war and navy,
General Aguilar is secretary of for
eign relations; Adoflo De La Huerta
was a member of the Mexican senate
until he took office as governor of
Sonora, September ! /: Luis Cabrera
is secretary of the treasury; Manuel
Rodriguez Gutierrez is secretary Of
communications and public works and
Pastor Rouaix and General Gales hold
the same positions in the cabinet at
present. General Dieguez is conduct
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-10
PEACE TREATY To
Be REPORTED To
us. SENATE TODAY
Action Exactly Two Months
After tho Document Was
Brought From Paris Where
1t Was Six Months Making.
tsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrRrI

Washington, Sept. 9.-The German
peace treaty six months in the maxi
ing, win be returned to the senate
tomorrow by the foreign relations
committee along with a majority re-
port containing amendments to the
treaty and reservations to its league
of nations covenant
The treaty will go back to the sem
ate exactly two months to the daS
from the date II was laid before tn ?
body by President Wilson Senator
Hitchcock of Nebraska, ranking DEM
ocratic member of the committee,
will present a minority report within
the next two days, and general debate
will begin Monday to continue almost
without interruption until final action
is taken.
Pending this move which will has
ten final consideration by the senate
of the whole question of peace with
the league generally rested today In
anticipation of the big battle to begin
next week. There were several in
formal conferences at which members
endeavored to reach a compromise
over the form of reservations, and
Senator Spencer, republican, Missouri,
speaking against the league, declared
he would be forced to vote to reject
the treaty as it now stands.
Senators Johnson, California, Bo
rah and Mccormick, Illinois, all re-
publican opponents of the league, left
here today for Chicago on the trail Of
the president, to speak against 1t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-10
ALSO HAVE GENERAL
STRIKE PROPOSITION

Detroit, Mich, Sept, 9.-Govern-
ment and labor organization officials
are expected to reach Detroit tonight
and tomorrow to confer with officers
and organization committees in an
endeavor to reach an understanding
hat will avert the tieup of rail
transportation threatened in this
country and Canada by the Brother
hood of Maintenance of Way EN-
ployes and Railway Shop Laborers,
in convention here. H"N
Brotherhood officers declare a
strike almost certain If wage and
other demands are not met and say
that the men will accept no COM
promise. Walker d. Hines, United
States director of railways; Secretary
Of Labor William B. Wilson; Gideon
Robertson, minister of labor for
Canada, and other officials of the
two governments are expected to adj
dress the convention tomorrow and
discuss with delegates questions of
wages, living costs and working con-
d;tions. 49, tFs&i 8
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-10
DR.. INMAN PROVES POOR
WITNESS IN TESTlFYING
FOR CARRANZA CAUSE
CONTINUED from Page one)

ISOLATED Press ever fabricated news"
was the response.
well, that's one general statement
of yours" said the chairman, and
turned TO another passage in his book
declaring if any congressman, after
dinner speaker or reporter wanted an
idea, he could always turn to Mexico
as fine field Again specific in
formation was demanded and not Sc
cured.
Another paragraph that resulted in
sharp cross examination by the chair
man was that dealing with former
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson's part
in the overthrow of Madero. DR. In
mans reference to Ambassador Will
son left the impression that Mr. Will
son was implicated in the death of
Madero. Senator FAN asked him if
he was content TO let the passage
stand. The witness said he was and
MIR. Fall reminded him that Mr.. Will
son had brought and won libel suit
for statement of similar cha factetr
once before. DR.. Inman admitted he
could not prove the statement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-10
WHEN YOU WAKE
> UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food into stomach.

Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorb impure
ties into the blood. causing illness,
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce of waste material must be car
ried out of the body. If this waste
material is not eliminated day by day
1T quickly ferments and generals
poisons gases and toxins which arc
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts
which should suck only nourishment
to sustain the body.
A splendid health measure is to
drink, before breakfast each day, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it,
which is a harmless way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels: thus cleansing, sweetening
and freshening the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach. -
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs but very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to make anyone
an enthusiast on inside-bathing.