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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28
seth Meet OF W. c. T. u, Oct. 22-24

Monroe. The thirty-sixth conven-
tion O fthe Georgia Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union win meet at
Monroe, october 1924, inclusive The
convention of 1918 was called OIL on
account Of the influenza epidemic, so
this is the thirty-sixth convention IN
the thirty.seyent year of the msti-
tution's history.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28
Mexoans VIII Fire on U. S. Airme"

Mexioans viii Fire on .. 5. HlT"7"
Ell Paso, Texas.-American ayiators
flving into Mexico will be fired upon
bv Mexican troops, according to a mes
sage received from Mexico CITY by 81
NYa.cional a Mexican newspaper here,
which stated that Ignacie Bonlllas,
Mexican ambassador at Washington
had been instructed to convey TINS M
formation to the state department.
Cen Fl. H. Dieguez. commander OF the
Carranza forces in chihuahua, has not
vet been ordered to fire on the Amer
lean flyers.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28
..A Ana Germans In Bloody Clash

Berlin.-In an encounter at Saar,
,,.,,ol,nn between Bourgeoise ana
french soldiers many persons on Oo'n
sidas were wounded, according 10 d
3isrotch TO the Local Auzeiger one
bnndrea Frenchmen participated IN tue
no C' Numerous Germans nave
beon arrested for having attacked the
Erenchmen.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28
roo,. Re.Elected Mayor OF Macon

Macoa.-Mayor Glen Toole was re-
elected mayor of Macon in the hottest
eIection in the city's history, defeat
;ng his opponent. John 7. Moore, by
= -, majority of AIS votes out of total
of 4.b1T votes cast.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28
Seven Under Murder Charge In jail

Cainesyille.-Seven men charged
Nth murde are being held in the
county Jail here, this beine the larg-
49, ,nmber held at one tine in the
49,, oas Fan wears. Among them are Fe-
liz George and Decatur Crawford.
, -, as the Crawley brothers. and
ploine stewart. who are being held
snr tbe murder OF Ben F. Dixon, dep
~, marshal of Union conEsy. This
is the gang which the troops from
, q Gordon were sent in pursuit of
last winter.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28

Many person imagine that Worms or Tape
worm cannot be gotten rid of entirely.
Those who have used Dead Shot"-Dr.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28
Acid Stomach
makes 9 Out Of I'D
People Suffer

Doctors declare that more than ~ n9a-
organic diseases can be traced 10 Ao,
Stomach Starting with indigestion, near lear.
burn, belching, food-repeatlng, olos., ~ ~
gassy stomach, the entire system eveneua:..s
becomes affected, every vital organ sulLer ing
in some degree or other. You see THESE VII
tins of Acid-Stomach everywheI,e-.-pp ~
who are subject to nervousness, nee $1,000. go,
insomnia biliousness-people VINO suller !, IN. ia
rheumatism, luInbago sciatica ana aches ~ sa1
pains all over the body. 1t is sa1e 70 saS
that about people out of 10 suner 70 s"iN'
extent from Acid stomach. -, -
If you suffer from stomach trouoIe Us
even if you do not feel any stomach dlstreS "a
yet are weak ard ailing,- feel tirea ana una
dragged out, lack pep" and enthusiasm anu
know that something is wrong altnousHt - yTH
cannot locate the exact cause OF your tro os,.
ble--you naturally want to get back T E0s1
grip on health as quickly as posslole. ~
take EATONIC, the wonderful modern, Ire rein "a
edy that brings quick relief from p@i4 Kaea
indigestion, belching, gassy bloat' etc, Sc
your stomach strong, clean ana sweet. to1s
how your general health improves aii.V
quickly the old-tine vim. vigor and vitaiteS
comes backi -, ,,on,
druggist today It is guaranteed 10 P,s lgdisss
you. If you are not satisfied your oluss'
will refund your money.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28

A minister talks about his ''work, "
but the male members of his congre-
CATION are apt to call it a snap.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28

Some men owe all they have in this
world 10 others-and some owe a lot
more than they have.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28

There is no man so ignorant that
you can not learn something from him.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-11-28

If a man is able to collect his
thoughts he can pull through without
borrowing trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
Dun's ReDOrt

New York. Nov l4-Dun s tomorrow
will say.
Reimbursement of an over-exiended
speculative position has made for more
wholesome conditions in the securities
market, and Cne resembling of tha Goa!
strike order has strengthened business
prospects. No widespread or serious in
teYrupIion of manufacturing or trans
pprtaiion has resulted from the walk
out among the miners and the gr-inual
of operations in the pituTn-
nous fields has allayed apprehension Of
a general industrial setback through
lack of fuel. Yet different branches OF
enterprise still are greatly inconveni-
enced by labor troubles that limit out
puts al time when the fullest possl-
BILE employment at mills and factories
Is essential. and a rise in Dun IN
dex number OF commodity prices TO
level closely apprUximatIng the high
record OF the summer reflects the grow
ing shortage of supplies of manr neces-
sRries. Reports of cancellations OF
merchants commitments are less an
Indication Of diminished purchasing
power than of inability TO have re-
uuirements satisfied and some inter
ests. with order books alreaty congest-
ed. have withdrawn statesmen from the
road end are rejecting offers OF profit
able contracts from new customers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
MADISON
G. A. r. Circles Inspected
Personals

An occasion of much interest IN local
G. A r circles was the visit THURSDAY
afternoon 70 Marrelius : Perkins 6. A.
r. Circle Of the department president.
Mrs. Ida Moore Of South Paris, and de-
partment inspector. Mrs, Robinson Of
waterville. After The Inspection OF Of
ticers III the regular business session
there was a musical and literary pro-
gram consisting Of piano solos by Ruth
Pierpont. MARY Benier, Florence Nc
Auiey: reading Mrs. William Clements;
song, Miss Cierce- The program was
followed by an Informal social hour and
a supper was se-ved in the 7. Q. Q. =.
banquet hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Pierpcnt have
purchased lodging house on Bangor
street in Augusta ana viii move next
week. Mr. Pierpoat has sold his resi-
dence To Messrs. Frank and Howard
McCarty of Lubec. who viii TAKE pos
session in a few days
The friends Of Mrs Myrtle Reynolds,
who was injured in the Armistice dap
celebration. will be Interested TO learn
that she now has prospect Of CON-
piete recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
'''''es o. tre Days Dealings in All
thr leading Stocks

.,," orh- Nov. 4.-Stocks made fur
t,,, .''H Htttilta. reccve-ies today from
s|.. 'tf' 1eG.ines of the mid-week
.t.t -d-r" We're occasional signs
Ia. market mad not fully adjusted
.s- Ihsr noteworthy and hopeful fea-
'ite acfiVifv and strength oI
an. 9nlpdnled uy favorable ad-
pss-,,' rom Washington and the con-
humiliation OF other standard
su... - F"ported by COMMISSION
a.... revcrsais OF relatively
t,-., M'Hortinns succeeded the struug
'isS' being ascribed mainly
,-.. '"''N iur quick profits, Another
.i.. "''n~"u ttlr plinicatiun of the
.t. money rate uf IA per cent.
.a,- H@ure ruling until the last
r %. "'+' aGceeaslNG offerings forced
-' lnvu ro H per cent.
30. .. lnn pf tie time rnOneT mar
one serious draw-back Of
et......'..H virtually no funus were
.a, .,' q" s. per ceffs. i,I8, even
s--y '.f-'a. local banks withdrawing
,r-..- irr'E while interior banks
... tiI iD2iIS 10 nominal amounts
~ .'"-'@r dates
g.. 'I iH"Utais led the rails with
sft., i'l' IN the foreground. at an
- oTIuoe OF five points. Granr-
a... 9ai"rE were moi far behind
s....- '"H "arrteTs while many set e
.. iifH1oriai IONS We're higher n.-
x. 't' uO1utF General Motors
'' '"e2iliar course tiuetua1in- =
.... mint radlus and closing al Il
s i"Ji' points. Belated shares.
. -'"ele. and equipments eased
f.. ~ having shown lrregll-
""'t icse active IN the Tuany
winch featured recent cp-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

ing sows, rough Esq 30; pigs 1i.ood
14..a.
CATTLE-Receipts aaee estimated TO-
morrow 40an: steady, Beef steers, me-
dunn and heavy weight. Choice and
prime Is 406l30.5e: medium and good lis
ais 70; common S151Ill y. Light We gtt
Good and choice i. I5n3 %: common and
medium S.0anl4. "a: butcher cattle. Heif-
e-s 6.S5dI5ua: COWS 6.T51II3 st: Gamers
and cutters 5.75M675. Yea calves 1890
G1s.0d feeder steers 7.35d lie; srocke~
steers 6.25d1U.I . western range steers
:. .y5aGl5.5o; cows and heifers 6.5ln l.. %.
SEEEP-Receipts 1900. estimated to-
morrow 50oc: firm. Lambs ia-50al5 10;
culls ana common s75Gl2. 40; ewes Me
dunn. good and choice 1ea1IS.5G: culis
and common 3.0on6.I5 breeding 6.eeu
=. 70.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

New York, Nov. j.
WHEAT-Spot steady; no. red 255l
track New York export billed.
CORN-Spot steady: No. yellow and
No. white Tz5s C. a. T.. New Fork.
OATS-Spot steady: No. / white IS
LARp-Firm middle west 6S0Gz06o
BUTTER-Firm: receipts 3sg5 tubs
Creamery. higher than extras Il&M72.
stock. current make No .. 47A94S
EGGS-Firm: receipts 9329 cases.
Fresh gathered extras 75G76: do, extra
ftrsts 12074 do. firsIs 6fTT, state,
Penna- and nearby western hennery
white, fine to fancy 9eG10H; do, ordinary
to prime 75S1g7: do brown DGSe: do,
gathered brown and mixed cplors 7sd76.
RAW SUGAR - Steady; centrifugal
rs: fine Eranuiated 500.
CARBAGES-Sfeadva and unchangeu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
Let Your Eyes Travel

over the Real Estate" clasEifcations IN today's
Journal and see the descriptions of the places
suitable for your home, your Office or your busi-
ness.
That's better policy than making your feet
travel up one street and down another, looking
for signs. These adver tisements serve you well
by telling you the impor tant things about the
various properties The Journal serves you
well by correctly ciassify ying the ads and by IN
dexing them for your quick reference
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

Boston Nov II.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle ZM22.
BCTTER-Northern creamery extras
6Id6ia; western creamery extras 6640
g.
CHEESE-New twins. extras 32lns3
CORNING. = yellow T735I76.
EGGS-Nearpy hennery a29gS western
extras 7S4SD.
FLOCR-Spring patents, 1876 lbs sacks
1c756Tl375.
HAY-No- Timothy 326S4.
Thanksgiving 2sME.
OATS-Eancv 40 to 42 sacks s6NdG.
PDRK-MsGiium backs 6.lG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 275N2s6 per 100
ibs: p. z. l.. N04Z5D; sweets 4l2}&4Z5
bbl, sl.6 baslsst.
SUGAR-<syanutated. wholesale GRO
GERS quotation a3s per 100 lnE. in bulk.
VTA-l46IM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
IEFT0R We manufactllre

BTEETOR We manufacture
carburetor for Ford cars which is
guaranteed TO give do:.Die the mileage
over anv other carourerpr ever con-
strucred regardless OF name. make or
price Money refunded If 1b-day FREE
trial does not prove IL. We are now
ready TO furnish carbure1ors also tor
Dodge and Maxwell cars. VIII furnish
them TOR other cars in a short time
Entirely new principle: simple piair
tube: not a moving part, guaran teeo
To start in zero weather without heat
ing or prinlng. Tremendous demand-
~. .Oed now in use IN Chicago territory
Reliable energetic man who can guar
antee sales and carry stock Of $500 10
s2Ooe depending on demand. can Sc
cure exclusive territory and will easily
net ,a50p this year No special eE-
nerience necessary. Frank A. C-wan
aes W jackson Bldg, Chicago, III.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
CIDER APPLES

VIII load cider apples at Halo
well, Maine Central Station.
Thurs. and Fri. Nov. 1914,
weighing at Hamilton Co.
scales. At Gardiner Thurs,
Fri. and Sat. Nov. 13-14-15,
and Richmond. Thurs. Fri. and
Sat. Nov. l.. IA. i. VIII pay
highest market prices. Bring
them all in as this win be your
last chance before the freeze.
viii buy grated fruit. Bald
wins. Greetings. Bellfowers,
Spies. etc. and viii furnish
barrels to pack them in. All
small lots of % barrels or 50
must be delivered to store, will
sort and grade them and pay
according to quality. We have
a grading machine and it won't
take long.
NJ. SHAPIRO
III Water ST., Gardner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

mils "a village most office. churches.
mile 90 store and Nj &. +. station "N@r-
looks lake nearby. q acres IN smooth
field. cuts 81 TONS hay beside large
acreage in crops ~ acres III wnou ana
pasru-e fnr l. head est l50 cords wond
iGaeC0 pIn. fir, spruce anu cedar
enough for 5aG.est shingles and thou-
sands OF posts ~ apple trees. aDund-
ance Of other fru3c. fine SCI Oi arm
buildings s-room house. ba III. iurnat'e
heat. piazza excellent water supply, ~
Il barn stable siio poultry house
wood snsd, all III good repair the loo IL
ton rs Of the BEST adjoining farms from
ST.ss rp Sln GaO TINS is a rare bargain.
price only S5ead with $500 down, balance
rusE T. !. Worcester Western \ Nt..
Augusta Maine. Phone 10 NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

erztieus. feathers. tubaccos. shippihss
and foo,. issues neine comparatively IN
CONSPICUOUS and little changed. 5aIeS
amounted 10 l.500.0N shares
The general bond list 5trenEi Eiheneu %. o1
buvinS of speculative rails. liberty M
sues also improving Total sales tpai
valueD c.ggregated Sl4.6s0,oa. t3la L =
RDn-fs were unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

Chicago, Nov IA
HOGS-Receipts A.0oc; estimated to-
morrow Il 70; steady To strong with YES
terday's average. Bulk i. .10a1l4 70; heavy
II .9oMi4O: medium IA 10d146 70; light
14.t1n1450: light light 14.00II4 20; heavy
packing sows. smooth L.. 600l5 s. mack
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

tiaeu c0ads-Psupls wh1se hlsed b
cure are not nearly 90 likely to take
hard colds as are others Hoods
Sarsapnrilla malas the hlood pure; |
and this great medicine rscDvess TIE
system after q cold as M other medi-
cine does. Take Houd's.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

In the normal year Of .6 davs tre
months Of Februarv. March and We
vember aiways begin on the same day
Of the week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

New York. Nov. IA.
Mercantile paper 81; sterling q, aay
bills. 4 lya commercial GO day bIils. oh
banks 4965 commercial ~ Gay p'iiS'
495s: demand, s.Il3; cables. Az
Francs. demand est: cables. $40
Ciuilders demand, 372. cables. 3's'
Lire demand fl.9O: cables. u -:
MARKS demand ITO: cables. 10.
Government bonds, irregular; faii'"A~
aondg. strong. M a.r,s
Time loans. strong 80 days. NJ ohFs
and mon tins bid -, A
Cab money strong; hlgh II a.
ruling rate il. closing bid g. onersd a.
g. last loan s. bank ac-sptahces' ,a0-
l. - "a ICE --'-. - 1oe9
T. :. Is reg "a
DO. coup. -.-.-..-----.--.-.---.---'- 1M
4s. Fss ''--''- - f0g
20, uonp Go 1as .-'.--.'-.. -'-.......-..-.. Ssa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

Chicago. Nov II.
Enlarged receipts, together with the
prospect Of q mteria, further fncreRse
Of the crop movement had q bearish
effect today on the corn msrkst. Prices
ciOsed unsettled AT !. to z net lower
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
BUSINESS SERVICE

Business Services Offered 1g
-.JEH tLES-Shau load at Read
3eio 1enni Saturday and Monday.
-,-l.. This will ne my last car
Us al. 50 bring III what you have
:, --iF-irnan. Readfieid, Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

New York. Nov H.
Liberty Bonds closing: 3ss. 1o04i: first
+s. 30; second rs. s3.le: first 44s, A.76 .
SECOND 4. 93.14; third AS. g.7-.: fourth
AS. SD NIctory 33s. 80. IS; Virtorv As
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
Statesmen and Agents

AMERICAN ART WORKS-Of Coshuc-
ton Ohio, recognized leaders OF tns
specially advertising field. have some
attractive territory aVailaDie III MAINE
anG New Fam psnire. We are inter
estea in hearing from statesmen OF eI-
perience who desire a liberal commits
sion proposition on weekly remit
rUnce basis with the oldest ana iars~
est institution IN the Industry We
manufacture and control exclusively
compiete line of Art and "Cunmercial
Calendars. monthly Advertising ser
vice. and a wide range OF attractive,
quick selling Special lies II CeIluioiu
and Leather Can assure permanent
vear-ruund employment with steady
progress To men Of energy, ambition
and real ability. Contracts now readr
for the 1a3Q season which opens Dec
y Please give age. experience anu
references first letter
OMORI.ES-Liheral safes opening.
Two million dollar automobile corpora
tiun has excellent opening for repre-
sentative in your county. In appiica-
ton give names Of FIVE business &C
uuaintance as reference. Address
Gearless Motor Corporation, Ar-ott
Bldg. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Coal AGE-Making oil burner
men rich Gas fires IN coal stoves
from common cDal-oil- Big pay for
workers. Insrant-Heat Mfg. Co. Coi-
umbus. Ohio.
DISTRICT MANAGER-An aggressive
salesman caDabie of qualifying as dis
rric. manager and able TO manage
local business of his own. Address
World SalesmanshIp { o .,
hresge Bldg. Detroit
IT'S easy as A-B-C to find what you
want among the well-indexed ciassi-
fled advertising in the Journat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

Situations Wanted-F ema,s &c
H0T SEX ETPER = Educated capable
woman with CIR, school age wishes po-
sitiun III family one or TWO male
adults Willing 10 take fun charge
and co all work Emma F. Anderson,
Fairfield. Z. i.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
lel Want Ad Taker About Your Proposition.
Help Wanted-Male

GOOD sALEsME., WANTED
The Central Maine Power Conn
pany wants good. clean, reliable.
honest, industrious men as sales
men Of appliances This in a
ye-.r round job. commission basis.
in field thai is growing wunder-
fully. The compAny furnishes
leads, you call only by invitation.
First c-ss national and local ad-
vertisiug helps 10 introduce the
articles-you merely demonstrate
and close. Electrical appliances
. will soon rank next to automo-
biles in the volume Of. sales.
Now, while the appliance busi-
ness is just reaching q volume
basis. is the time 10 get in this
field. Our statesmen make from
20 to slea a week No fy-by-
nights or job-jumpe-s wanted
This is place for steady, re-
liable men who want TO work
hard and make good money, the
year round. II this snrt of a lob
interests you, write at nnce To
D. Z. spauiding, Superintendent
Inside Construction, waterville.
Maine. Tell all about yourself in
the first letter.
man. a swan St
PRINTER-All around. or JOB press
man. State experience and wages eS-
pected. address x. Journal Office, ALL
gusta.
SINGLE sAWYER-Experien al
once. Pay S3c per thousand. Augusta
Lumber Co.
4eip-Maie or Female "a
ATTEl< <pANTS-Men and women up To
30 years Of age. apply to Supt. ALI
gusta State Hospital.
KITCHEN WOMAN-Also night porter
wanted. Johnson House. Gardiner.
MEN AND Z. OMEN-To wnzk on screw
drivers a Gays machine shop.
STEN PHER-Experienced state
salary and experience Apply 10 ,.
3 A." care kennebec journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

IT'S safe 10 patruniZe any advertiser
whose message is printed on the Want
Ad Page.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

with December 13os 10 13os and May Ia
To rs.
OATS lost . 70 Z. The finish in provi-
sions varied from 20 cents decline 10 10
cents advance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

Real Estate for Exchange Sc
ROPERTy-Bough. ana sold. Besi
facilities for quick handling. Strictly
confidential H Gerstein. Tel S3l-N
or 57S-J
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
Auto Live-y-Garaues 16

Nutu -ivery-Garapes To
;.A1s III SQTARE CARA Give
a't '4.i prepared fur overhauling your
-a- OH toreman IS thoroughly expert
AceG. 1av1nE w0rksc some time for
~acAara Motor Co.. Boston We take
II "inter storage wet or dry batteries
'e, storage & season. Hrin~ your car
t'V before the rush. Tel. 4j1-W
PUBLIC sERV1CE-Can 75S-R anv
--e "a ~ night. Reasonable prices
- -e--'c Mg- - Water ST.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

IT'S easy as A-B-C to find what you
want among the well-indexed ciassi-
fled advertising in the JournaI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

Suburban for Sale 81
BRANCH MILLS-Fillaee home stable
connected. hen house, u acre land, ap
lie ard plum trees. : minute walk 70
store and post office. q mile 10 station,
N Walter Touey Niusiow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

MAN-FCRNACE man. q swan ST.
PRINTER-Ail around. or JOB press
man. State experience and wages eS-
pected. address, x. journal Office, ALL
EtIsta-
SINGLE sAWYER-Experien al
once. Pay SS3c per thousand. Augusta
Lumber Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles FOR Sale


'.IE--',C;---et me- make me old ca
'eE Ike new Satisfaction gua-an-
.-ra =. McEachen q Gage St,
II. ,hpe 1acto-v Tel! l09g-Y
- .-lTZ-N and -erreating BRING
n1r -.res tor expert attention. An
-lSta ncan.zlns Co., 162 Water 81.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-02-10
BRITAIN LEADS
 IN AIR SERVICE

London, Feb. 1O.-Great Britain was pre-eminent in the air at the close of the war when the British air force was the largest in the world, according to @ report made public today. It fought on more ironls than the air service of any other nation and it's successes were proDortiOnately greater, 1t is said
 In August, 1914, thet British na- val and military air services togeth- er mustered only 2S5 officers and 1853 men of other ranks. In No gember, 1918, there were thirty thousand officers and 264, 1000 men.
 At the outbreak of the war Great Britain had 166 airplanes and 45 seaplanes, together with seven air ships, while at the close of 7i the war she had 21,OOO airplanes, 1900 seapianes and 1O3 airships. Be- sides this there were 25,0OO air planes and seaplanes being built, and 65,0OO airplane engines under contract. ,-.,i !,f
 The Women's Royal Air Force which was not in existence in 1914, numbered. at the close of hostnities, 23,0QO. !i
The daily Alaskan., 1919-02-10
VOTE ENONERATES
SENATOR LAFOLLRTTE

Waanington.-Accusations of dis loyalty and sedition against Robert II. LaFollette, United States senat- or from Wisconin, were dismissed on Jau, l6, by a vote of the Senate. Accusations against Senator LaFol- letta and demands for his expulsion from the Senate followed 8 speech ma e by him in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Sept. 20, 1917.
 Tie proceedings instituted, ac- cordiHs to a majority of the Com mittee on Privileges and Elections, looked ito the expulsion of MT. La Toilette from the Senate as a teach CT Of disloyalty and sedition, giy- ing aid and comfort to our enemies, and hiudering the conduct of the war" <
 The Committee on Privileges and Elections, after much research, by a yore of 9 to 2, recommended that the proceedings be aDandoned and a resolution of exoneration be adopted The resolution was adopted by 8 vote of 50 to 21.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-02-10
JAPAN SHOULD SHAPE
 POLICY SAME AS U. s

Tckio.-If Japan desires to be- come industrially strong she. should shape her future policy in ac- cordance with that of the United states. declares E. Uehara, a form CT member of parliament, in an article recently published in a Ja-
 pauese magazine. MT. Uehara at tenn Is to explode the theory that JaDr1 must acquire territory in or der to develop herself from an in tusrrial standpoint. Instead, he proposes industrial cooperation will the United States.
 q have no doubt" he writes,
 "that the conclusion Of peace will
 fiji the United States in a position
 10 lead the world in the matter of
 thought as well as in economics. It would therefore be the height of uUwisdom for Japan to shape her future policy otherwise than in ac- cordmce with the policy of the Unit
 ed States. Not only the Pacific question but almost all of Japan's
 international question, such as thost regarding China, Russia, Canada,
 Australia, South America and In dia, are impossible of solution with
 out the support Of the United states