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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
Al Tuu LYRIC.

Moving picture lovers who rtmcm
Itf The t|HrTItr' with pleasure
which mtuus pretty we'll every one
who srw no viii hs Glad tu hvEr thH'
Tho sign Invisible somIng 10 the
Z N"Ic thee uf tutlN iH "a, work ct the
samr director Eigur Lewis and fln'
Tho l,Hdiur parts are pllN'i hN IN
unts uctutH Who hHh su much to 80
with the uuIultut' cot Mt l'wIr
r. rmtr urrtHs Mitchell Lewis
ur Mitch" his friends cnll him
Victor Standardized Edward q iosr
mon. Mabel Iuluv Scott N,f, 700 Dr.
The iurrsr' U,idu Np,u. IN ulsu
bon the crHt The sturN d,Hla win th'
adventure Of Mr Robert Winston
,%rl.nrutrd RECON ard Gud f'Hiiu4
IMAM who lrNs faith in rruWhru,'
l,UuufD lH surrI,ally correct upUr
lfiurr prove fatal o. 1--we successive
u%ufIrrts and WorH' Of an hs uwI
moth'r. who despit, bis protests boo
n 81 thHt hr and uu other shall per
forW "a capital OPERATION upon h't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
City Commissioner
Set Aside One Night
. For Civic Discussions

Tho city commissioners at their
regular weekly meetinE Wednesda,
niEht NJ tho city hail decided 10 have
the fourth Wednesday Of every month
open house night. 40 persons inter
csted In the workings Of the city GOV.
eminent may discuss problems Of IN.
terest To- the city. At the meeting on
the last Wednesday Of the month
much Of the routine business will be
eliminated 80 that discussions on civic
matters ma occupy the Frcater part
Of the meeting. Representatives
from various organizations IN the cts
Will be asked 10 attend the meetings.
II was announced ~ the meeting
last night that the city would under,
take the watering Of trees planted
under the plan outlined by tho cham
ber Of commerce One watering will
be made each week fof five months
The city will charge y a tree for the
seq
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
DERNAL|LLOC COUNTY
POULTRY SHOW WILL
HAVE MANY ENTRIES
Exhibition 10 Start Friday Morn.
ing and Last Two Days; Fan.
oiers Are Showing Considerable
Interest in Venture.

Considerable interest has been
aroused non poultry fanciers In
hornaiillo county through the revival
% the annual poultry and pet animal
show which Ia TO he held In Aibu-
querque starting February . The
committee finished arrangements 10
hold tho show In the vacant On
central avenue formerly occupied BY
M Capital bar.
The exhibition IL not In the way ~
" money-msking affair. but simply q
get together show for the poultry
raiHcTs ana others Interested. No adj
mission Zee will be- charged and a
Zee % twenty-five cents will be
charged for the exhibit u a single
bird aud twenty-five cents Tor each
pen.
u was announced this morning that
no premiums would be given. al
though u may be decided to give
~ nominal value. such as a
Applications Tor exhibit en-
tries have been coming In rapidly and
there n no doubt but hat the show
viii accomplish its purpose. ;hat Of
interesting the poultry raisers of the
In the get together move
which a. necessary In order for
poultry raising 20 be a great success
IN the future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
Boy Scout Rally to
Be Held in City at
~ Saturday Night

The Albuquerque branch Of the
BOY Scouts Of America will celebrate
the ninth birthday Of the organization
on Saturday. On that day a number
Of citizens interested IN the scout
movement and ths accomplishments
Of h organization throughout the
country Will endoayor 10 Increase tho
membership Of the local organization.
A bir rally Will be held NJ the y
" g. a BUILDING ~ 4 o'clock Sntur.
q night Al scouts IN the cts.
whether they are reg stored o. not.
are invited 10 attend tho rally and
pariake b tho good time Al boys
who desire 10 ion tho organization
are asked 20 attend.
Tho hcN. Carl Amending ~ scout
commissioner for the city. fIe iH en-.
deuNornF 20 secure scout muafrft
and 10 build up the local scout com
pnnN. A present There nru about
iftN in The city who ARE members
of the organization n - the iutsn.
ton Of those interested In sraut worn
o. double The membership
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
RAILROAD CHIEF IN
ALBUQUERQUE TODAY
ON WAY TO CHICAGO
Hale Holden, Regional Director for
Government, Visits City This
Morning TO Confer With Santa
Fe Officials.

iinio Holden, regional director 81
all railroads IN the central western
district 81 the United States railroad
administration. wns In Albuquerque
today on an Inspection trip. The re-
rional director arrived here on train
No. 10 this morning and was In the
city for thirty minutes. comforting
with Santa Fe officials For several
days hiFh Santa W. officials have been
c-ongrsFnting in Albuquerque tu dis
GUS problems % Importance 20 the
Santa Pc
When interviewed this morning. Mr.
Holden stnied be- aid not desire TO ca
pros himself CuucorniuE government
ownership Ur government control ~
the railroads Of the country. He de-
ciafed his trip west va f"r the IN
susctlun ~ the various roads.
"MY trip b. o. consider building and
improvements that have been urupur-
ed hY different railroads NJ Holden
declared q am now on my way to
chicago. and viii not have much time
20 study conditions on the Santa Pc
! intend o. return to This part ~ the
state within % short TIM" so cnmplets
my Inspection % tho snntn w.
Ir Holden wh- IN ~ paao several
tays aru and IL is understood hia trip
there was fur b signing Of u CON
tract hy the Southern Pacific by
which the company viii be- nuaran.
tted IN annual net Income from up-
Grafton 81 So 600 NtH The Southern
taolnr company has tht third largest
guaranteed Income The Nsw hurf
Central system has the largest. tho
Income hcinr t~sf.fag.ttt Tho PENN
|fFiNuHIu road rgrniVrs re- guaranteed
annual Income uf t~gs1sstts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Says We Will both look and feel
clean, sweet ard fresh
and avoid llinssa

90 Nuu lfo accustomed o. wake u,
with coated tongue foul breath cor
% HulI dlfft headache ur DO your
meals Sour and turn into Sos amt
a,.is sou save B rrll surprise await
lur HHu
Tomorrow moruIrl Iwmpi tt,l,
upon arising. DRINK H Ell.H ~ huf
frr With t~olspulufuI of luosiln"
uhu.uuuty BOO BE- Ihts BEL Iui. uUHti Co
frt' U]tutIHIIIy and fhru wash 90 ui
Nuur stomach INsr tliurNs and
fUII.E frH. uf intestine 600 thv moi.
EsHfIhiH waste puisuuH. SOUR bile ant
tusIuH. thus rlrHu iur. swvrtruIrr unl
purIfYlUI Too ruf.r, HlIWvu'IfN canal
Tfa.H subject tu H.tk h~ttluthss
I'D, alHhr bilious Ift1rts ruusfi puf ON
uT IHN form 81 stomach trouble. are
urged Go Fpi I quarter pound ut lime
HIuur phosphate, from tlU drug store
uri N.r.u enjoying thIs morning lu-
H.Ir hath. o. IH said thHs uIyI and
women who w. thiH negum, yuthu
s4sf|D and k',p ~ up uiIN 10 H e
splendid health UfHHur, fuf " is more
Important 90 tesp clean aud puto uu
COZ, inside than ON tine outside hr.
,tusr 'ht skin pores do not absorb
impurities into the blood causing ulH
,i,p while thc bowel pores do
Tho principle ui bathing iusii" is
not nov 1H millions uf people practice"
30 Iust ls hot water and soap rloause
uurif, aud frrshsu ihs skin su hot
water md e -f'I-uaUuiul 81 limestone
pho. uhutr urt ON tho stuWHph liver
ilduaIs and bowels Limestone rhu-
phAf, IH lu lntNuruHiN" white powder
aud almost tns less
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

Pay your dues to the "1-bit' ciuh
FoJr-o TAI Service Phone 90
springs. all make. Korbat CO
TaHi Phone 10 Sichtison Taxi
The basket uuii game hcls at tho
Y " g A. ON Tuesday night be-.
tween the Y girls and the University
team WIS u well contested one The
I team came out ahead with a score
ot 20 20 ~ and uH the Y gitla had
not pinyed Tor a. Ions "a time o been
coached they observe much credit
Invitations are out for q sigma rhi
dance az the Country club on FRIDAY
night Mr. and Mrs H. ltoss viii
chup'tono tho young people aud Mrs
Sells VIII furnish ~. music.
en- saturday night the Alpha CHI
nm'suH viii give a lance ut ~" Won.
ans cluh for their pledges Al the
frutsrnities will bee represented and
Valentine day decorations AID fuvots
viii be- used
Fred Kirkpatrick. Of the Eyeninu
Herald mechanical department. has
received "a post card from hlH friend.
bert Wtbh. an army wireless operator
vho IN now stationed In N~lndiNostol.
Siberia.
MIS- = g. Christensen. OF Aagdaicra.
y Wa ting friends here FOR a lew
DAYS
Mia W y Sloan Is visiting here
rom i''lcn
Nln'ih' ol anu l'' IN IN TIC
\ y hates. arrived here from O..
g. - last night
Jack wcrt aud ~ Goldhaum. hoth
OF "nih re- are ih the clll
sluaur pr mere toi " itw DAY
''' s'ht. re-
MORAN OF l'elhlns' arrived
ny ,,H',lhhN
" 'ouklnN an Nlhupn'rpuo
N'si'"I. from Mafdhlehh.
Hhd J.. " fe.
50" az h'ff ll"m hchlhg on 10
-, ma
No. nn uA UT wv" S."'''" Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

In 1915 Sir Arthur Garrod proved
that In govt { also true IN fheumAtiam)
there Is deficient elimination ON the
part Of the kidneys and the poisons
within are not thrown OF.
Prof. VI. Strauss attributes a equity
attack 70 the heaping up OF ~paisons
where herc Ia IN abundance Of uric
acid which is precipitated In the Joints
aud sheaths, setting up Inflammation.
Before the stack Of gout or rheu-
matlsm there Is sometimes headache.
or what Is thought 10 be neuralgia. or
rheumatic conditions, such as lumbayo.
pain in the back Of the neck, or seiatica'
A Prof. Strauss says, . The excution
Of uric acid we are able 10 effect by
exciting diuresis." Drink c~opiously Of
water, six OF eight glasses per day. hot
water before meals, and Obtain Anuric
tablets, double strength, lor 90 eta. AT
the nearest drug store and take them
three times a day. II you want a trial
package send 10 cents 10 DR.. Pierce's
lnyalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
rAnuricn (antiurie) IL a recent dis.
oovcry Of DE-. Pierce and much q
potent than hthia, for Il will dissolve
uric acid 10 bot tea dlssolyes sugar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
~ mn unI A..

Tu UH l%stu.ls locked up Oh a rsai
IaI when ne vholD 'hiur Was intend
de- fu boz Ulls.url|vt D. Dol The expert
'u,' oi Mutstfitu tlsh,u th, Am,r-
.ar llim company b co., When the
t.N HsIsI frIn the police stutuu cp
sDa' OF Ia.f Enough. hst latest pie
tore. v,tr itkru. She we piu' uulis
lu,t"l boo 3D., Inot Mower h,r l'tduH
ruuU
The police had permitted tie
Autf .u .tUifHff 20 trs p uf the
moss in,t uus BOO H polite, station under
construction ut SANTA tiufinfa. 'ah.
furru Mr. Mover did 10 know thsi
thlH particular style 81 colt door lotk
tul's two ksNr % tu CLOSE and one
tu open when hr turned the krs
which WIS in the lock
Tho work ou tho picture suddenly
NHH tu cease The only man huNluE
90, other ksN vaH ouiN known hi
rHms and The CONTRACTOR we're rather
Nugt tf tu htH address -Four hnhts
and one hHIf wHs NH' time Of N 81
lIfh,r's incarceration before thv pUH
sffH y of the lrN uuHll, WIS found
pInNIur H sn,utle three cushion hi'
IIlri lgu, .u O. Suut1 ltihHru r'HuI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
Program Announced
For Mass Meeting in
Honor Of Roosevelt

Hundreds are expected 10 attend
b services sunday Afternoon al tho
auditorium Of tbs high school hcid
Tor the purpose % paying homage 10
Theodore Roosevelt former pfe1ldcnt
Of the United Stats.
The program Of the afternoon has
hupn announced BY thoar ~ charge %
arrangements. Charles y. Wade.
chairman OF the city commission. vii
preside al the mass meeting The
high school orchestra. under the a..
roction % Miss NnYhfiie Fhcifon. vii
furnish music. The nsv a. A. Coop.
address Of the afternoon wiz be de-
lNcfed ~ ~. A. a. Wedge. Oeorgo
ueafe and Mn Ada fierce VIM viii
sins
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
GOVERNOR WRITES
HE IS PLANNING TO
ATTEND AUTO SHOW
Letter From Chief Executive Of
State Says He win Be Pleased
to Attend Show 10 Be Held in
Albuquerque.

e. a. Barber. who has charge 81
arrangements for the annual . utom0.
bile show Of the New Mexico Auto.
mobile DEALERS association. today ~.
ceivod word from Governor q. A. Ia.
~rraxolo b n he will attend the show
ter follows
4 shalt takc pleasure In being pres
ent at the automobile show which
Will take place In A~lbuquerque. March
4 % \ Inclusive. that ia. I hope % he
with you at least one evenine. the
Inst evening Of the show. At that
time the legislature will be drawing
10 a close. 40 u viii BE- difnsuit for
me 10 be absent more than one day
from Santa Fs."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
Community Hall Being
Built at Las Cruces

las Cruces, n. NJ. Fob. s.-Thc
community hall. being erected or
ofiass street. b. Mrs Kate Heymoni.
~ nearing completion aud when lin.
inhcd VIII be one OF the most hand.
some buildings In las Cruces A ~.
htary and reception room will
De among the rooms on the first floor
Later tennis courts will be built near
tho building aud the grounds parked
ana improved. These grounds nd.
Join TIE swimming ncpl erected In the
fall b. Mrs Ueymond.
The Junior Rcd cross I'D a large
amount OF work on the refugee gaf.
m"nts aud W was through Their rf.
forts that the assignment tor thlt
chapter was finished on the allotted
line
on Saturday evening q double
header basket ball rame VIII be- piaN.
IN The nrmory The hirh school
Will play with the team from
ihe ~ cavalry W ~ 90. ard the Las
cruces and ~ Taso high school aii..
Will ulsp stage u game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

munthH hut WAS fortunate enough ~
gtt across with the t0ath Ammuni.
ton Train. lie first won't 10 Camp
Cody and from there to Camp Hs.
New Jersey, whore he embarked for
France. Hpending over two months az
y 'front.' lie returned January o 10
Newport News. Va
Before entering he service he was
With Shll aud Sever. al T.. Central.
nut while he was away M Shill he.
anne connected with the Allen shoe
shop and upon returning ginnort
also entered their ON qiov. giving the
" WadloiFh Alien u force 81 three 81
IN" best shoe repair men In the CITY.
wutst together with their new and
modern equipment makes his con.
corn by lar the leader in the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
m INN. lnNsrM-

DADDY Long Lees under tho a.
r'ciion ~ lt'urV Miller. romos tn M.
'rNs'rl 'u,ru house tonight m,
decentralization OF th n rhurmlnp STORY
with its hulhliug humor and houas.
a rilW'r' has made 70 fortune Tor NJ.
Nill'r l"N plays white sieve drumas
and tho other Offerings that dspsnd
ON Questionable moral themes have
Not boz u siugl' inaiunra furnished
such profit ns hHs come from this sim
pie story THIS is the first opporu-
ntiN mot local thcFtrr gosrs hnV. ht Z
=" rnloN ~ Nj Miller has provided
an excellent east which IN headed o..
Alirc Haynes Hs judi,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
at the Theaters Today

"B'-"Jules Of the Strong Heart" with George Bcban.
The FIRST Mistake, q comedy.
LYRic-'The Sign Invisible, 80 with Mitchell Lewis. aud a
comedy.
P~AsTIME-"Annexing Bill. % viii Gladly, IIulctic. Official
War Review, and q Mutt and JEFF biocartoon.
HDEAL-"fair Enough, with Margaria Fisher; aud
'Hustling for Health, a comedy.
CRYSTAL-"Daddy Long Logs" a charming comedy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
Shrine Patrol Ball
To Be on February FL

ON february 20 The Shrine Patrol
viii fiv o. hali at The Masonic t,mplo.
Int esiinE features OF the dance nrc
~MysfCrluso' ~ The Mhispsunu
Queen To be huuttd hs the shrine
Patrol
Thnsc who have ntir1del rhrine
Patrol dances in the past will rvcuu
hti siorIutH characters ct the danre
= H"tH's OF slx dances will he given.
On each ~o,calion the NJ aisrious Mo
manned Kahn MN viii appear. The
admission 10 the Tail viii be nft,
cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
Income Tax Collector
To Open Office Here
In Federal Building

, y Hannah. rorotui deputy in
igrnnl revenue COLLECTOR for New
M'fico announced ioday thai u be-
uty viii Omen Offices ln the federal
a. room nn Tho second floor of
the post ofnino hulidinG within
short time The offices VIII be oponed
m soon a. blanks 'nr mas NJ returns
tpf income taxes ore received ln ~
h~uIurnluo. The hirntH Zoe mnLinr
ont The RETURNS nfs espsntsd 20 rrri,
here Hmciime between February 90
20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
". .. strain.

The funeral OF W. z strain. who
died day before yesterday Will be-
held ~ p o'clork Saturday morning
The body will lie In state az StronF
brothers purlors from this afternoon
unrl the time of the funeral The
ceremonies Will ho performed bv the
Rev Father Mnndhinu and burial
viii be- mad In Calvary cemetery.
The ppll hearers viii be- Frank Muir.
nhsF 4 " Blake. MILO Thompson
Thomns Griensr. 4. W shercr aud
y. s. Nohi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
Mortuary


T. ~ Martin. aged ~. died this
morning NJ his homo on Arno street
NJ. Martin moved here from Canforn.
ia some time aao. Funeral hrfnnr~.
monts VII be announced hitter by
ceremonies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

The body Of Ernest rapua. aged a.
Who died nj his home here January
viii Ne In state az Fred grollotts
tomorrow afternoon from ]
until ESQ. after vhlrh iirHe
will De shipped 10 his home 100
TOT burial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

morrow nirht ~ the Masonic tempt,
at Z 80.
Arthur itadcliff. son OF Mrs. r. ..
Reed, haH iu-t returned from Camp
sheridan. Alabama.
- Johns Guild met with Mrs. Nor.
fisette on Tuesday night and took ut
ten new members. They pledged
themselves 20 give $500 towards The
new pine organ.
W T. Rogers. Of the Globe Flour
NH, b. in the cnHt on business.
The congregational e. E will hoil
is business meeting aud Valentine
sncial ON t'nluN night az tho home of
Miss Ethel li"rhy. a22 y. seventh
street M,mheiH and friends are iu.
Nited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

The funeral ~ Noacos J Sirickiina.
who di'd luEt month Will be held
lrduN afternoon az no az Frcnch's
chapel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

Renew your Flashlight Battery
at a rs per cent saving al Whitney
Hardware Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

The hodv ~ Forest y C. aged
~ who diod Yesterday morning AZ
bic home IN the highlnnds was ship.
ped toduv 70 Kansas CITY. his former
home nlufemore had charge Of ,ho
arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

much larger and Interesting SCHOOLS
tbs year than ever before.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

SAY GIRLS, TELL DAD
Those new Roller Skates with a
backbone are in at Whitney Hard.
ware Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

NJ III ~"
The citizens of Uouuinm. Washing
ton were recently HtHrtiei win ths
urtlNrl ~ zen aggrorutiol which hHd
uIl Tho cor marks Of u circus. hui
which wns mIf'lN Grorge iiehan nud
bus rnnnHny unHrr tho direction al
lnnulu Ir.sp who wers going 60 the
lnrHmount lumber camp to film some
a orsH cor Jules Of the strong
Heart vht'h To- now h.lnr shown ~
ihr % theai'r 4 utl force 81 mer
Tor the erection Of O. com piete studio
tr tht mountains "a sent from the
MOLLY wood studio go tho Mashingtor
uuds Two hnurtr. cutH OF futni
tuf' u complete uahunr plant. and
when %" company arrived theN huiit
h"ir rrru'rN manufactured furniture
'tr The stIdio Nns so substantially
built iu The woods that the companies
from The Los Angeles studio maS MS
n Hi ans time in the future. NJ
liehnu % % O. cnmpunN OF nearly nfN
ulHvsrH boz o. lditon 80 the force ~ cnr
peniors. electricians. property mer
rnd ~" hk' The company cpmpca
In th' woods, and were nhssut noarl,
re- month
hssIdss The above o. Paramount.
emmett cnu'iN The First Mistake
VIII alru h' shown
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

In fair weather. pr-par~ fs storm
NuJ tetriiios c,ai no~. Hahn TIA
To. l1ane o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

re- death drives MIA 10 dfink. Dc
sinks ru low that friends indufc him
20 visit TIC Canadian Northwest TO-.
change Of scene uud p,as 81, regsntr
The di matte possibilities fol
lowing such H mans ontrA into th'
A. pl" lives OF the residents OF a r.
mote canadian trndtnr poet. are said
20 hnNe been oNrtlleutiN uItused hN
both ~ rector uud actors. The result
N'inF BE- photo pluf - unusual poNs
and pa hos " is q fiut National
Hff~FHtfuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06

Try Ftcozonei Your druggist sells
q tiny bottle, sufficient 20 rid your
feet OF every hard corn. soft corn. on
sorn between the toes. and calluSes.
without one particle Of pain. soreness
OF irritation F%reeznne n the mystic
riuus ether discovery Of "A Cincinnati
genius,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-06
NEWS ITEMS

Pay your que 10 the "l-bit' club
FoJr-o TNti Service. Phone 90
auto springs, all make. Eorbat Co
mn Hhnna IL NIchDI lam Innl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-07
EVER SALIVATED BY
.CALOMEL? HORRIBLE!
cALoMEL rs oulckslLvER AND
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE ON
YOUR LIVER.

81. . .
Calouel loses you day! You know
what calomel H. It's mercury; quick
silver Calomel is dangerous. II crash
es into sour bile Hike dynamite, cramp-
ing and slcSeninE you Cnlomel at
lacks the bones and should never be
put into your system
when you feel bilious, sluggish, con-
stipnted and all knocked out and be-
lieve you need dose OF dangerous
calomel just remember that your drug
gist sells for a few cents u large bot
Tie of Dodson's Liver Tone, which Is
entirely vegetable and pleasant to take
and is a perfect substitute for calomel
It is guaranteed TO start your liver
without stirring You up inside, and
can not salivate,
Don't take calomel. II makes you
sick the next day; II loses you days
work. DoGson's Liver Tone straightens
you right M and you feel great, Give
II TO the children because 1t is perfect
ly harmless and doesn't grippe.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-07
NO BoLsHEVsrs
AMONG OUR SOLDIERS

"our boys come back feeling that
there ls only one country on the face
OF the earth. They have learned to
look upon America and American In
stitutions as Gods own handiwork.
You win find mighty few Bolshcvists
among them. Every soldier overseas
is longing TO throw kisses 20 Miss
Liberty, and precious few OF them
viii ever wantto turn their back upon
her again. This gratifying assurance
was given by Clark Williams. the Well
known New York banker, who has just
returned from lengthy service as q
Major in France. He does not fear
that the boys win want to start any
thing revolutionary in this country.
America looks good to me-" Is the
general thought and expression among
our fighters. Compared with other
lands, they feel that America is a
pretty good country TO work In and
progress in. In face OF so many
warnings and wailings, Mai Williams
statement ia refreshing and encourag-
ing.