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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24

I Bretaila Y ell Jap0n. con respccto
sus zonas de infIuencia en- Chi
ma. Sabese que ell iniperi0 Nippon
ofreci6 no ploporcionar municio-
ncs Il los ipbeldes de la India V
ejercer una eXtricta vigilancia pa
IA inpedir toda clase dc contra
bando.
Dlcese one de acuerdo con una
clauSula del c0nyenio cl vale de
Iangstsch que hasta ahora 81 ha-
llaba baio la influencia britanica
quedara alberta Il la exploitation
franco-iaponcsa.
Los japOneses seran ei pals que
resulte mas fay0recido en- ia pro-
yincia Chilcmand Manchuria en-
Mongolia. La csfera frauccsa com
prcndera Siam, Oriental Yunnan
Kaichow kuantuBg, cxceptuando
Hong Hong.
La Zona britannica abarcara el
Siam Occidental, cl Thihet V She
chuan.
Asegdrase cue el couvenio per-
manecera secreto hasta despuGs de
la firlna del tratado de paz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24

Mrs Ava Willing Asor prmera del falecdo coronel
John Jacob Asor que acaba de mamono
tie LOndres Lord bbsda de los
6craas ngleses Desde que divorc6 de Mr. Asto bella
dana fue vyr Londrs donde ha gurado mueho
ahora sesenta cinco Su la froera
cincuenta invernos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-24
"HOTEL INGLATERRA"
de r. Martinez Llauger.
ComerciO No. 78. Casa del Gordon.
SantO Domingo, r. ID.

Ell meier de la Replbica.- venadas CO.
mOdas.-Mesa exqusta.-Especia atenc6n al cliente-Ei
unico Hotel que tens mejor installation sanaria meder
naPanta electrical prepay DelcO Light un paso de los
Maelles-El site mas centrico de la ciudad-Cuando
ga a SanO Domingo vaya Oro HotelSe reservan ha-
baciOnes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-02
Personnel of
Bollstrom Motors, Inc.
MANAGEMENT

HENRY II. SOULE, President
MAURICE BOLLSTROM, President
FRED c. OHLAND. Sec'y-Treas.
GUY HAMILTON, General Manager
JAMES F. DICK, Factory Manager
KARL f. RANGER, Chief Engineer
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-02
Entire Organization Moving at
Rapid Rate in Attempt to
Distance All Construc-
ton Records

On Saturday, September 10Th the Board of Directors
of the Bolstrom Motors Incorporated met and completed
all preliminary details preparatory of the
first building for the production of the Bolstrom Four
wheel Drive trucks.
Henry II. Soule. of Alma awarded the contract
for the building and funds which had already been raised
released for that purpose.
In week thereafter plans had been accepted for the
structure the location saked 40 site and
this week ground will be broken for the plant, weather
permitting
Every energy will be expended to rush this building
to completion 1t is agreed that the first unit 65x300,
will be turned to complete for occupancy sixty
days less.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-02
DIRECTORS

J. II. PAULUS, Marion, Ind.
+. f. BENNETT, Coldwater, Mich
W. II. HALL, st Louis, Mich.
SAMUEL HICKLE, St Louis. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-02
Not a Share Has Bee
Sold For Less


a atno he factor 18th
with the profits d yc
Cmngh co fmd ehe itwhnn wHme
n pr
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-10-02
A Word Regarding Stock

Finance for the first building is already in the bank
nears completion.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

THREE R00akes AND BATH; FR0NT, MOD
ern NV. apartneats I, bioek car line. to pur-
chaser Of hapdsone fusaitses and years lease
ONE LARGE ROOM. K{ToHEN. PRIVATE
bath and sleepipgs pplchs $eAa i44,ediatsly.
TW1, lalEe rooms and kitcheaette; peisa e. hath
ard sleeplps, porchs $Sa. Oct. 1. Thesa apts.
aEss on second door and coalds b.. combined.
E3eetsicity use cooking and lighting. Lapndry
pFivnegss. HAndsoma new heHse; I; minutes,
walk, from end. 14th, ct. car line. Takoma .Pask,
Col, $50. after $50 Pm, or call Sunday. 28s
sl21 ST. N.W.-MOsT ATTRACTIVE. NOM
housekeelank aRArt@ent. Phons. NORTH 5070.. 22s
OWNER OF PRETTY NEARBY sVBpRBAN
hsue vail SHARE. use with one or two refined
adpitsa willing, to assist in care os h0upe. ADJ
dfess Box 184,R. Star of1ee. "a.
N8UR- ROOM, STEAM HI,ATED D0WNFOWN
apartment; Walking. distance all depsktmeatsi
ffeW- Oct. J.. 80. Pheae Main S23Qa Br4nch
III. =
s. K6N1S. XIfUAHNEffEF XSin AKTRi NO
Ehilelsae ARpaxs hptSssn T. aaAo z p,rs 1saa
EaNNn: R001M. B1EH; RAApuFNAIf
4pTa1ahsA nAN ApaItmeati rest, $S5s a-1ast.
Aa4E1At Aaks 31l.R star -oMeee
"a 6Rs & H00lGk Am eIinNfINGr f0kCEa,
Reiee fsesssaeaa- ON tn St set faess
N1fE A16 - l0U} ExO07G AIHa1AEs
RReslx 9ns9hS fvsesss< A64lsee SrslS.Isk
s&tAEAGee,s ea
Evening star., 1919-09-21

Near 10th and. Irving-$l1 500.
six LARGE. LIGHT BEDRoOMH
Lot 50xID1> LarEe twe-stpry garage. room
for three cars. $3.50 cash. required.
WILLIAM E. DAVIS,
Evans Bldg, M. 6O6.
:, NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
MoDEBS, sIx-ReoA HOUSE. ON 10th ST.
NEAR AAss; sx ,6sloaEk osE iSa ,Fissr. POSSESSION
WILLIAM E. DAVIS,
Evans Bldg, M. 6O67. =
Evening star., 1919-09-21

/. FOR RENT
Furnished and Unfurnished
Houses ando Apartments.
IN. .NQsgrDEstRABI.Esls sHgTE0Ng OR CI4y
John.W. Thompson g. ComRsnY,
-IncoIperated.-
10 18th 81. Phone Main 11Ha
Evening star., 1919-09-21
FOB SALE-H0USES.
Continued.


bEASIFuL hoME ConN.S :
NEAh lsth and X. handsome stoAa~.
front. win porch ~ rooms sna
baths: an 'front.' rooms: nnev CO.
rated: hardwood no"rs, electric @ mgnse. na
section. most ATTRACTIVE home. e.
terior and interior; IL rooms ana
tiled baths: hot; water heat. gas. eiee-
tririty; bealor hot-water heater: par
quet floors. first and second floors and.
stairway. Price. $4,000.
tiful suburban residence; nearly acres
Of land; modern house. containing Q
rooms and pnth; 'front.' ana rear
porches: screens; new chicken house:
garden: garage for ; cars. This Is an
ideal hoane. Act quickly II you Want
ii. Price. $16.5OO.
bath; hot-water heat: large lot: imme- 4
dfate possession. Price, $l5,OOo.
49,
NE1Et uxtoE<, ~ -
Beautiful center-hall plan home; II
grounds; beautiful shrubbery and
flowers; alley; one square car line.
House handsomely decorated. Ihls Is
the kind that Will please YOU fosseA--
sion ten days. Price, $4,000.
Something unusual-a low-priced
home; 8 rooms and 2 modern baths;
steam heat; hne condition; room Tor
garage. Price, $lo.Ooo. other houses
Speciai-in hosemont' VA % min
oence' Q Iooms anu oa.n' ~.
neat, eIectrcity anu gas .au..
; every moneEn consehiensss. sr a 49,
ioV II. deep. Vuick ac.ion .,' nsesi.ss i
hon,e you VIII be so,d in nent few dsys.
fr'cs' >'''o'''
Evening star., 1919-09-21

Is ROOMS. COMPLETELY FURNISHED. $50
Per moaths Possession Oct. I. 81 v,st. ME. ~
BEAUTTFVL sUBURRAN; HOME. FUR
nished. arranged as, tive apastmsnts or AZ q
s222. ,sftss.7 Pm: susdes tila Ped. 2ls.s
FOR RENT-HUHNIsHEDs NEXRLE NV,
bqnealsT. cantainspE r rooms, And tile. bath.
also attic room; large pqreheA. oaa. ,bejp& san
s;:ss steam heat. kss .s
seTss sssf.ieins Sasa as fss among
eaSa sssss sns
ve- West Riverdaie. Close. t. Bsitinoss pifs and
Rssrdsis fs.s sisssias a e9S Tssphsss Ay.s. T y WILSON
SIX ROOMS coMPIETELY FUKNfsHED.
nent.. nSa, T e. ". KING. JR.. so 4. Z. Ave.
NINB ROOMS AND rwo BATHs. ON FAR
ragut SQUARE,. Call, Cleveland 99A. fors particu-
lars, between and pm. 21e
LARGE, FURNISHED NINE-RQOM4, HQUSEi
gas. bath. electric; lights. wiptes's coal In:
Pisae sso s0d Myistt1; rsaae'.as "eaeseey
BEAVTIEVLf ,10rRoQls HAUslkV BkTH4;
het.watee heat, gas elsctrie3tysx opeq a1epaAce;
perchss;. sieeplnG porch; fufnishe With sma-
hoesny fuEnituse al4 epEisetal ta9s; doehlae @,
Chase % - Club; party. isssins scitJ; make offss.
Immediste possessiea, 7.Ntwlaads .sts.- cheyx
e02s o ST-ENGLFaHs. BAAElENT: 10
ROOMS. 2 BATHS. C0NPbFE8ExR FURNISH
L. W., GRo6NEssa l4l6 r 81.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-12 -R00NH E BATHs.
sleeping porch, gAra&e.s six ,mp9thG or years
lessei ressopehae rent, to HsAt PeppAa Clsye.
Lind 10. 20Ay
AT COURTLAND& CLARESDoN,. VA, I
mile fremz Washinstee;, on hill. with half acsA
lawn. spJendid lshsde,. 9sreapax batlts receptiea
hall. wide porches, hot-watees thset xsA, eiees
tricity; tastefully furnished with every con-
Address Bog, s1aM, Star. o@ee.s or phone
BEAUTIRUL, cHEV1 CHA8nf: HpNRl Rly-FUR.
nishsd; sazege;, Iarze gro0ndss eyeH>. c4nyeae
land ,1Ad9y. 26As
-. ....:.-..:-
Evening star., 1919-09-21
UNFINISHED.

si UNFINISHED.
GROOM HOUSE ANRT GARAGE, " ACRE;
83 min from. Treasury, on Wa, BIZ &sA. See
Sunday, Immediate .posseaeiop., J.. &. LEWIS,
White House Heights. Huptsgilles Sta. w,
b. Il A. IA.
FINE COHNER NEA 3, 1asA AND, ,QTKLEVEN
dition; by Ottohes lat; rent, 0zSl WALTER
"A. BROWN, 824 18th st.
UNFBRNIsHED; TWO sQUAHESs sFRpN. .DU,
pont Circle ten rooms, t1Q baths: aIeeDipa
month.
STONE 1 FAIRRAX, ls4e M Z. ave-. NV. 2ls
BEAUTIFuL; H6MD ~. Y.REyBRDALE LEr.aRVFN
roemS hsH.hsi a,m-t.; gFnund 1sc824A ~
Exeas. hlax: ne
Evening star., 1919-09-21
FOR tsALE-HDHsEs..

John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc
3144Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Price, $500.
North Carolina ave. s.e- between
eth and 1oth-A tenrroam- house.
with hot.wateEs beat; garrge., Tns
is one Of the best streets on Cap
itol Hill and the property is a bar
Wfif giye possession when transac-
tion s. closed, Can be sold on very
aceounaodatinx terms
Price. $4,5OO..
G st. ne. between 4fh. and 9Th.
A six-room, modern brick house;
cellar; furnace heat. Terms. $1,000
g.. cash, bA2hncea $86- per modth,r to
inclpdes interest and principal.
Price, $500
Est; n.s., neal. the corner Of srd
house. . Can Be- sold on sccommodsr
ing terms.
Price, $3.50.
9th st. &c. near the navy. yard.
A six,room, modern brick house.
Times rooms On 0oor. Immediate
poeeessioa can BE- Siyea. This IL .
&2aO0. house and $50 is, allowed
for repairs. Terms, $3.50 cash. bal.
ance.. 81. so per. month, to, include
interest and principal.
Price, $1,000.
18th st. s.e.. nears Peansylrania
are. 4 brick house, with. colonial
parcA., A barekin at this price.
Terms. $40 c1sh balance, 50 per.
month wffh interett.
: Price, $L75O.,
G st. Sc. between 18th and 18th.
A six-room frame. Good lot to al
loy.,. TessnA, 2$osecaAh.s bA3Ance,-
SD per month, to- ihcipde, tnterexf
and principal, IL you are. .losking
fos. modesatf prfeeds fhome At.
hatsain., this is .the cheapest prop-
erty ever Offered IN tins section Of
the city.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
COUNTRY HnARD.

yalids coayaleSceut. or elderly people; also
chronic cases; cheerful su.seandinss; milk from
tested. coyss ss nSp1tes fESn city, by machine
Spring. Md, 2fs
ROCKVILLERa1as Wash, Ssasd; home com
forts; convenient to cars. Box 2l2. Rock
Vile, Nd. 2s
Evening star., 1919-09-21

FOR, SALEeBY. OWNER.
Se,o0o-cspitsl ,Hiil 90 9th st. Sc; at
tractiIe. corner hone oveftoekipe. the park;
beautiful srSnnds, 10 rooms, tw6 baths; good
hSaftngs plsat,, As an inSe6tnnSnt an oiiered
{lpe,, npaak; reat;. imnediate possession,
0pSa, 3 to. 5.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
0FFTcEssAm s1TDGage

3 u3EIGkS5sA1N SEWN4H
OFFICE Suitable fer- archi,
teet or patent. attorney, abeyt
1850 So ft.;. oHee extra. lagge
room, six frentt windoWs, sd
fQoE, moderate rent.. 7thsts bat.
D,and E sts. n.W.,
B. r. SAUL COMPANY,
o34s New York Ave. NV.
CHANDLER BUILDiNG.. 7zs l9tA. K5Wt--a
nesea. ah% hsspenta eleettte s.e1lel s8aR
haata a. as a;MAole. Or thy asoe:, sNdd dsqelA, q.
ATTRACTiVELY FURNIsHEDs wHQkE Or
part taA,6e .aaen, Saturday 6styeeG u md a
s9l RigE9 bldg: Fra9klin 5s9ss -,
IHRE8e on. F0UR BEAuTIFUt.. 0E0SG16s
CsatflantAA f1nsS ybui|dings 14th; nd .HeAsYNs
0ftf6E h6aa6a F0R. RrN1s' M q
Dali building, Az and D! stA.A nsEs; dtpee6A
6crpss ffen tie c0drth6Ise; rooms .fpom $1S ui
4 WILLIAM x. ExI1H,I 14la q ct. nv.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

SECOND-FLOOR FLAT OF LARGE KooMs
and 18th. TO refined Jewish family, $50 pei
month, 1941 9th st. NV. Phone North ls89
Evening star., 1919-09-21

APARIMENT WANTER-1e RpnMa AID
bath; In, good n.M, section; BY Octobsr i; moth,
ing over 500. Addteass ,Ben sss-Rs Stag on;ee.
IL, fursished four or FIVE room apsrtmsnt.t Call
FrsDkiinr 1768-M, aftet $3.50 pans 2le.
BIZ 1RMY OEFICERss AND sIgTRBr ART. 2
to 4 Ioemsy, kitchen and bath October =, fnr-
8 TO II mqaths.s 1625 18th ST.. Apt. 6s 21e.
FURNIsHEg. FOUR R00Ma. BAIH. AND
kitchsnette In an up,to-date new, bldg,; rent.
$50 per month to PaEtx PurchsSstBg sontent1. 1
fcr:s $40 cash Address Box 4o-Rs STAY sis Of
HOUsEKEEPING. APARTMENT- g. OR 5
rooms Furnished o. unfnFaishsd. COL VIII
LIAMS. North sa9a 2lt.
"a BONUS, 0FFEKEp FOE. ISF0RMATI0N
sps rs cai Sassh sa sso
COUPLE WANTS SMALL, FURNIsHRD. APTS
in nm. section. Phone before o p.m.' Fsaok!n
ExFHANGE-FIVE-, UNFURNIsHRD. ROOMS
Named aRa Sf reens as and .; assss.s psssssssa
Address Box t7e.Ra Star ONCE. 21N-
or GROOM. APT: IN NV SECTION. Oh;
Capitol Hill; will buy furniture 1T snecesaAsy.,
S25 FOR INF0RMATIoN;sE SECURING SMALL
unfurnished heuseEeepias, apt IN apt, bVildtag
o. nat By Oct. /, Or 1ss. Aadsess Box SsssHs, s
5OR GROOM AHAHIAENE, UNEUHHAH6&pt
M PieessRt psstsseeds. Addses4 Box S$.Rs
Slee ,oahee. 2ki~
WlTTED-FOUR Or FTVE-BOOM: UNFVR.
nished apsFtmepts peseesstnn,l ak, once or By,
Oct. /: nerth.sse seetaaai adpltae AfsdRs9 Bee
GNFvRNlSHEN HDUSEHE1esNGs7 APAHH7
menk- OF So rpa1s In n.w~ senttna.s AddgeeA
Co.. r. c.. Rinhaednon. AFmy sNavy Club 20Ns
1RMY, 0FFIEER UgNFRNe. FVRNIaHRp 5 Oh.
g. room, apt: n.w. ssatiop; for three months;
will pay $f2Sr per manth, Fssaktn, 1880. Apt,
-. NH.
FURNISHED APARTMENT OBJ FLADr By
Sept 25; living rooms bedroom kttChenAtte
and bath: nap and. wife: no childFeni $16 limlt
Address Boz z122rR,. Star Office. 21e>.
WANTEB-SM1LIa FURNF6HEDr APART
ment; not over $40 monthly, Cali Frank, s3s9i
MRS. WALKdsk 29ss
ONE OR two RO0MS,, KiTcHENETrEEAE
bath in padern s sasssts.sns; s MT, n'~.; psFnaasst.
TWA RO0A9s KFFCHlN ETTES BATH FU1.
niahed prsfessed. Of oRces or .hys0cts Il b8,psp-
ies.sonaT mas Ute. 9sa sstsds ss psnsssss'
fMlEDIzTEEYE BX NxVAL OFN6BR FOE
oses mesth. small fuH< aRtj nsE., PhsRse Moth
6lAo1 ron q sORp5s Ko0M FyR
a0AEtNAnkt dsaiseA&es apaktnnAAk heRees A4s
dses4s Boz. 144sks 0aE .oA4ae. -
WAMTNR,-H1y oCTy s0ksfke & 4sDKsBfn0Q4
a(ayeMalk og.allalt shaBe4s mi m9&G
e twe; 49, 7sseeeee Daps4sseG AMemeas -
Evening star., 1919-09-21

l115 EUCIIn, STA few maRes refined per.
sons to partake5 Of exsellente meals. daintily
served; hot bread speciality; $25 per month
by week or month: dinner. 60c; breakfast, 4Oc
20s
o QUINCY. PLACE EN.Ws-RsGsIsl heae cook
ing. N. 610F. 25s
1854 oOLcNPIA R0AD-Hosae ta1le, 40 pei
MONTH two meal.; seses.l vseaneiss. 2ls
i343 HARVARD ST. Colonial Hall)-Substan
tial meals for particular people; individual ia
bles; hot bread always; dinner. to 7:30 Pun
1907 GfIT0N ST. NW.-Ihe very best home
cooked meals at ressenahla. .rstesI 28s
EXCEPTIONAL. BOARD for seIeot few 1906
Park road. Col. 0212. ~
Evening star., 1919-09-21

FOR -REST-A .s-SToRI BRICK
dwelling,, coataining, nina. rooms.
and 2 baths; hot-waters heat, and
electric, lights; attssctiyeIy fur
nished. Located one,haN. square
from Mass. ave. west Of Conn.
ave.. In, the very finest. residential
section. Price only $175 per; month.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO., INC,
73S 18th st. NV.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-26

iy?" asked Senator New of the com mittee,
 MT. Gompers: "Yes. sir. If there Is any doubt of the policemen's cause sceing just, any doubt that the wei fare of policemen and their rights have been ignored, the action of the authorities in the various cities of the United States since the outbreak dem onstrates quite clearly that there should be no doubt.
 "I prefer not to discuss the Boston strike" MT. Gompers continued. but I want it understood that I am not running away from it. l don't run away from anything or anybody. This treatment of policemen has been going on for long time. Here and there they have received some con slderation, but 1t has been anything but general. However, since the dis ruption in Boston, which has attract ed the attention of the country, con siderstion has been given to the needs of the policemen"
 NIT. Gompers made no attempt to defend a strike of policemen, under sharp cross examination by Chairman Sherman. He declared he did not recognize the right of a police force anywhere to strike.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-26
NEW GROWTH OF HUN MELITAR!SM
 IS PREDICTED
German Regiment Attempts to Recruit Reserve Corps for Revolution"
 Service.

With the American Forces in Ger many, Sept 26-( -(CorrespOndeuce of The Associated Press.-An entirely new scheme for establishing a reserve army fin Germany in anticipation of some future opportunity to establish German military power is seen by some German newspapers in a plan they have Just discovered and ex- posed.
 While the scheme is confined to only one regiment and SO probably has no sanction from the War Minis try it Is an indication in tuc opinion of American army officers who for eight months have been studying de- mobilization of Inc German forces. of how hard Prussiau uiIitarism dies.
 Tho IiCntschl8g corps fn Westpha- Ha, now the SiNty-second EeiChsvchr tNstioS9l Army) regiment of the Thirty-FTrst Beichswehr brigade. has sent out circulars to all men who have served in this volunteer unit shoe the armisIco. urging them to sign a pledge 10 answer to a call to the Colors in the event or general dis order or a new revolution. The TTrei- heit, tho Independent Socialist organ fn Berlin. su-gcsts tNat the men re spousihle for the scheme really have In mind something more than suppress sion of disorders. thc paper then guoLns from tha circular as fol- lows.
 ''soon Tho time win como when
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-26
SAYS BOSTON STRIKE
 HELPED ALL POLICE

Washington, Sept. PC. - Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, told a committee of Congress today that the Boston strike has benefited policemen all over the country, because it had moved city officials everywhere to de- wise plans for better pay for members of the police force.
 The hearing was before the Senate Committee on the District of Colum- bia, and was on the bill introduced by Senator Myers of Montana to with hold the payment of salaries to Dis trict of Columbia policemen who affiI- fate with any labor organization.
 MT. Gompers spoke against the oil. He declared it was unnecessary, un- just and unwise and asked what the American Federation of Labor has ever done to deserve the stigma of such a bill. It ,s a warning that any policeman who affiliates with the fed eration he said, will be thrown out into the street or put in jail What has the American Federation done to merit this? he asked
 Mir. Gompers declared that never before in the history of the labor movement has any craft been so eager to join forces with organized labor as the policemen of the coun- try.
 The American Federation, he re ported, has received applications from 65 Policemen's Unions within two months and 33 charters have been granted. The reason for this prompt action on policemen's applications. he said was because they have been oD- pressed and underpaid and were demanding the justice which Is theirs"
 DO you think that injustice and have increased recent
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-26
EXPLORER WILL MAKE RiRPLANE
 TRIP ID POLE

London, Sept 2s-CCorrespondenc of The Associated Press. )-John L. Cope, leader of the expedition to the South Pole to start next June, says his airplane flight to the Pole will be about 750 miles. The base from which the airplane will start is about that distance from the Pole. The airplane will be heavily loaded.
 We shall be compelled to take a sledge with us and extra provisions 10 enable us to return in case the air plane breaks down" said MT. Cope. Because of this additional weight it will be necessary to cut down our fuel to the minimum for taking off will be very difficult and 1t will be impossible to lift the machine for crossing the mountain ranges.
 We propose to set off with as much petrol as we can and then, half way on the outward journey just be- fore we get to a range of mountains that we have to cross, to dump half of it and to pick 1t up on the way back"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-26

The Farherland will have need of ev- cry resOlute and proven arm"
 The circular, according to the news papers, says that the corps is organ lzinE a Preserve" from among the best of It's released soldiers. this re- serve to be called into the service oe the corps in time of need. De tails are then given of the method of issuing such a call The Freiheit, in a recent issue, demanded to know who had given the corps the right to establish such a reserve and to prom isc regular Rcichswehr or National Army pay to these "reservists" when ever called.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-26
ARMENIAN WOMEN DOING ROADWAY
 RECONSTRUCTION

Marash, Mesopo-amia, Sept 26 - Five hundred Armenian women em~ ployed by the American Red Cross have built 100 miles of stone roads and reconstructed several steel bridges in this section within the last four months. The roads were rebuilt
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-26

in order to facilitate Transportation of Red Cross supplies. There were no male laborers to be employed SO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-26

Captain Edward Bickel of Seattle,
 who had charge of the engineering work, engaged the women who were
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-12
CHURCH NOTES
First Baptist Church

Iict DuptiSt SNuICH
Sunday school at $3.50. Morning
service at IL o'clock. subject, "Mee:
fer the Masters Use". B. Y. P. U
Mt $3.50, meeting in charge of Mr.. +
c. Gentry Evening sermon at 7:15
subject, "Ncglecting Our Gifts.
Methodist Church
Bible school at 9:30. Morning SER
vice at 10:45, subject, what is t.,'
Church of Christ. Epworth Lea.
que at o'clock. Evening service at
7 o'clock.
End Christian Church
End Bible school at $3.50. Com
munion at IL o'clock. Preaching
service at z.
Mt. Pleasant Christian Church
Services Sunday morning at II
o'clock, preaching by pastor.
Church of Christ Scientist
Service Sunday morning at II, sub
ject, "God The Prescrvcr of Man"
Prayer service Wednesday evening n
tie usual hour. Reading room cper
in church edifice Mon,,ay, wednesday
amt Saturday afternoon from 2:3p
to 4:S0.
First Presbyterian Church
Services morning and evening in
the Episcopal church at the uslal
hours. Morning subject, "Thc Spirit
of Prophecys. Evening subject, "Thc
Indispensable Bond. Special offer
ing for Synods Orphanagc at the
morning. service. Sunday school ut
9:I5.s
First Christian Church
Sunday School at 9:45 In the
morning service Mr.. Carpenter will
preach on, Goods Challenge to HIS
Church,. In the evening the men re-
turning from the Every Mcm8c'
Canvass will speak. The Canvass viii
begin promptly at 2 o'clock, the
teams leaving for the work from the
church.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-12-12
GET READY
FOR FLU
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nau3ealess Calomel
\ Tablets, that arc De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists arc advis-
ing their friends to keep their systems
purified and their organs III perfect
working order as protection against
the return Of influenza. They know
that cloggcd up system and lazy
liver favor colds, influenza and serious
complications.
To cut short q cold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take ono
Calotab Mt bedtime with a swallow Of
watcr-that's all. No salts, no nausea,
no gripping, no sickcning after effects.
Next morning your cold has vanished,
your liver is active, your system is puri-
fled and refreshed and you are feeling
fine with hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you pleasc-no danger.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price thirty-fvc cents.
Every druggist is authorized to refund
your money if you are not perfectly
delighted with Calotabs.--(Adv.)