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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24

DR.. A.. RIOJAS ALVAREZ. 0sleopata-
Intermediates cr0nlcaS. APPLICATION cienli-
flea. 3tj Buenavista ST.. San Antonio, le-
AIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24

MARTINEZ DRUG STORE. Patcnte. Per-
furuci!.. lrapcIcria, SoGa-fuente, Tsbacos:
Especial atenc!on Ell pcdldoS por telcfono.
SrTviCiU li!tGlcD ) dcspach3 de reCctas di8
J nCcne. i3Gi ". Commerce, Telerono Ira
Wis gaGS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24

E%sPECIALIpAD en- reclamaciones por da-
Gos 2crsonales %atropellos. etc. Hago loda
clase de cuDranzas. F. ?. McCloskey, gig
Frost Bldg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24

SR. ARTURO CRAME.I, 6ptico suizo. Es-
pccialista dc Ia vista. 3i9 E!chs hidS.
ESuIlna Houston 81. y ave. L.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24
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AVISOS DE- OCCASION
EMPLEOS

ENIk AGOS
81 nETE9riA' ~ ,norr.darns ia made
Soi 49, -" ia omi.i,na Ruenas "a
ID uo orcnIontH sgI,. nnapI,rico Imgar nara
s%Si SI!ci%os Gc 81 "a d;arioS on los aSe-
rraderos y 20 Ell IL VIA, 1851" So bnr
us d 'cuos rs -. nrancho ,sherIn s,Iir
ri!atIo mess. - 49,. -. Inc.
e. pofi,, n5g,6 20 po Hcr y nara Sl1y"rcs in
i9iii'rS: y; l.; oSDp'" E"'i'HS "'e'' fSf
~yrcrs1ro h,ona cocjnera mex,cana.
"Se-.a- : : ono --E
81 NFcFSlTAV dos hombres palh ma
nejar una perroradora de aire cOm!Jimtdo
| Vas Trsp Rock Company. 100 central office
| RIng. San Antonio. Texas. q
Sc NECESiTA inmediatamente I'M fornbrc
cue runStruya una ccrca. Ocurran 4 VIM.
T. Schmidt. Tien:Ia de Washer Bros. (52J
Sc NECESITA Scilora con iiia de 10 IS
aiiOs para traDajo de casa. Euen Sueldo.
| 10 :. Pecos. 9{
NECESITO TN plaIchador. Ocurran a $50
| East Commerce 81. rs
! SE EETESlTA una criaia para trlDljO
10 go or ,yn r. '"" i5S
eenet'l w go ~.
relcnlcs SIcIdOS. dcsdc S2.M haSta $500
d;arims: Trabajo perinanente' ocurraff a
80 sur AlaIno.
ST r I'M joven que liable ingles
| y ,enpa nYparicncia on el manetO de ele-
v,d0rrs "OiiS". Ocurran al Despacho rs
Gran c,rpr INVENT m az Moth Flo.
i. g. r,,ado nronnrriornr a ia tr,ho-
g. .' c,nn,ans Tniarono Travis ms.
SaGSLS - :
- ti1ct Eiy,r E,,.,n~I. .SH7 ySasi IN.
y. o
.!II-.LE
81 nE.E9i: a. G,me mri'aWS para nc nmn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24

Dir. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. medicinal y
Clrugia en- general. Hotel Monterrey, Etai
TO, is Y t9.-iUg 5. Santa Rosa Ave-. Telc-
fono Crockett SIC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-24
VENTAS

CAJAS de nucvoS modclOs para FORD.
Automobiles Ford 4 los preCtos mas ha!os
en- csla ciudad. Sc cyirrGan Immediate
mnnlc. Mission Auto Co. u! >. Flores II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
FOUR TIMES WOUNDED
CLAYSVIlLE BOY IN
CONVALESCENT CAMP

s., r!al n:anA;r:, 70 The Trt.N;@vnrrr
EVANSVILLE. Pa. March II
Wounded tour tiiuc, Will" !i%h'in:
with the Canadian trona> "a ttr west
oru from: u France, \. Raul G!'iiH....
ri This Mac. is now in 4 runyal".,y'j!,
.nmu. either IN England or Franco. r..
r,,Drratjn- from his la:"S; aud mo- -.
vr-r wound. According 20 III" ut'a@r''
information received ~ his parent
Nj and Mrs. ". T. Crimes. Of Jhia
ui;,ce. tho vouny. soldier VAS .;ruck il
,Ge shouldnr hv \ Fragment CT Shrlr.
80 wh.rh inticr.d :, wound II inch".
long He i, slowly recovering. hrt
dos not expect 10 "; back in actiyr'
service for several weeks.
you,v Grimes vino j. - wears old.
vys visiting an aunt in Western Cana
!, ~ lo1, when She world war hrokn
MI, 10 ynInn,nrred with III" Jana,
,,..,, f,ro,,r,. and VA, E..rt 20 France
-hor:;,. having b..n in The W." nov.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Diseases Peculiar
to Men

Rectal troubles. including Hcmor-
rholds. iistula- ir!ssurcs and "ther pam
t,il and distressing conditions yield
r"ra;y 10 the Electro Medical Treat
mint. AMI tho cos; for treatment Is so
,urd,.r:,tc tina; no ai!inG man should
hesitate 10 visit the institute for treat
m"r!t.
Kidney. bladder and prostate troubles
may have more complications than are
presented by Other diseased organs. but
under careful proper treatment these
conditions; are seldom AZ serious as heF
urp.ar 20 the one afflicted.
Another source OF distress TO the SUI
f,.rer iS--hlnod poison. Blood poison
INK requires no; only knowledge 9t -"
diSrasc-hut the ability to properly "a,
Minister the famous sos" and 'gli"
,-,',in.r;s. originated by DR.. Pau! Ehr-
If.h, thr deceased European scientist.
winner If The Noble prlzr. Ihcsc rem"
dies, ar. also known rs ''SalvNsan ana
.N,r S:tivarSaN.
. Tho Ills OF men arc too numerous 20
,rrn,ion--hut whatever The alllicti"ii.
r,rd,rn treatment awaits the sufferer AZ
III, Electro Medical Doctors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
HAND is QUICKER
THAN TIE EYE
EsTo-caASGEo. THERE IT WAS
AND THERE IT Amt"
SUT HERE IT IS.
-r7,,-s-or. who Caa Fool I'M AL on
Board to- Four Days AZ Court
Starting "Wednesday.

ThYrS;,n. ~" mH Sj"iai, WITH H"w
,oxs.c-..e scenery. ,rrpor.:.S and Il
r,,.,.. :, ,hc ,.n:t- Tor f,u,
A'|'@
days Starting ,"-''''''"".
Tn, tu;.7rM: - >"nn. al "ld al.
rr,ws ,,ai..t....,. i.r has ,..i;..u.; iu~,,:.,
, ,oyf,,l :,nl,:s. s~:So:i Th.. spread -.
-rc.l.-i ,-i-l=:,- nd rs 'r'u..r u:li..'-
s;aud:rs: ~. IN imp -rt:I;'; ~'&n ~ n:".
c.,S< r..& =, ti:ts -'r>, :&e ;.'s'~ e.
our :I,-rrtr.;uS. k.',i;,rs :,"'i Th:..'>t'.'i.
are :, ~":it - Er":t, "';"''';."!t $ti::i
,icAu,'". THY Hr" '"S:'Tr'' MA! 80 hIS
p.illuG III, KS t SUPERSTITION hy "N-
h,hi;:nE l. ~. i'""l!'' ~. astonishing
but natural 'a:r'''!''> = IN. AT ~
luaEjc: AMI Will. ih'. tE''!S" :tnh IN
terttin. :!a., tnrttt" Ia" l''"iir -. ~"
cuuSiriI'1 - ~" r...tthl,..: OF s''"'t."''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12

, ron, we'd vitality ~ '"v"!y organ and
hlrr"a-in. functional activity.
: R"markahi" g.; il may seem there
, are nn shocks OF p&in connected with
tai treatment. Tho ingenious con.
.iruriiun ui oar machines have climi.
mated AL IOi.TS. JARS, SHOCKS
md FANS, ~ that Il child TWO wears
n1L ~ he NOS; G"lrI''. female can
be- treated with Iii" b, - results
=. fnsur" oar Patrons 'h' list NED
: t'IEf.S IrngN:aHi" y" conduct ctr own
Drug iI'i,'r';'rr!I,. "h'r. pGl: III" best
aii ,.a;.~i drugs A.. dispensed for your
h":;rti'.
\ ,.r@ .raI .xnrninrtion must u" made
! in ,ar.. ai.i every c.S". /" srcarG The
! :...,t r..,r'.. - = is tn. "nl% way Il per-
.,.ri DIAGNOSES ~ any cog" cau b" had.
Tht- u' H.. l,.!u%, imp"rian"" :" the
rAr."n: :ra,! Ill" Doctor leaving nothing
IL rinr'r"...
". nav. a l,re"r number Of Tho latest
.;Ir:-;.ulrl.:- ur precision f"r making
.:.,.S, examinations. such A. powerful
: FAY. imt...!;.,.s. blood pressure iudi-
,..,r""& fnr detecting hardening arteries:
: q. ,,r..,.;rnl. 'crs. tnr Gu"licrtiv'' cXami-
:at."m IF H.. biao,i: htsh-powrr
H.u-, ,-Lrruh MICE1SCGl'E i"r H." "X-
,,.ff!n-i..r ." Snlt"m. his"a%"d TISSUE"
l:'..rL .,...;.u,t and Urinary deposits. \
g., N-n.r,.nir.t.d rhrnl:cal and 'phy$l"inCi-
=. H. Drk.rr ~ on" 80 III most COM
i.!.r, .;r"c,,lls.=' Offices {" u" found
1nf I'D. "f N'w York;
Tn" PERSONNEL - III" El.ECTE0-
MEuICAI. Irbt'rOES arc among ~"
hns, Ia; m"i"y can secure. Nnn'' hut
pr"r,"riy qualified physirIans Of proven
iTlNui: nnd INTEGRITY arr" .rhI.loE"I.
who. IL tn"u. az" assisted hr SiI'i"! male
and .!,,ual" 'xY' RS and "I"S"*
l.r,,rr nrr~"Ii so treated wi:h the Vi
,,.n%. Ein!r"~S and ruu|.'!' rat!"n AID
'ry.rv interview j.. Sacred.
~. use no iIypn';!c or Narcotic
rru.s Ia; our treatment has cured hun
Hr.,i.. %: those 81 unfortunately ~
T!.r: rl.ECTRO- MEDICAL DOCTORS
- |vh...l:rr hay" spared =" Ky" No.. -
n:.uE &" yea" doors sic rr''ti"%s H!.l.'>>-
~: &C. S..::'~i:g humanity. W i" ~:
:rr".n!-n 80 i..":"rn M'!;N'l.ES hIt
.,..rua # our .m"'$ IL" :."' uriii." 'hrin.
%S "ilI h.. sen : r'.id;r; over "uf nu-
,,,"roUa testimonials. Th'r" 80 i chance
fur Y',U ii y"u VIZ" L? n@d rrA-r -:
! RENt.Ml;E.E THE STREET MD
, NUMBER. SECOND FLOOR. .il2I
: MARKET ST, WHEELING. W. VA.
All cars stop Il; our door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
Quick Relief
for Eczema
San Cura Ointment is a Marvel
Gus Ointment for Many other
DISTRESSING Ailments.

San .Cura Ointment has cured many
cases OF itching. bleeding and protrud-
ing piles. IL has drawn the poison
from and completely healed running
sores and fever Su7cs which -ere so
old and chronic that everyone VINO
saw them considered them helpless.
San Cura Ointment is guaranteed
b. John Coleman Co., and the Hoge-
Davis Drug Co.. 10 do rs stated ABOVE
and also to Danish letter. salt rheum,
hui!s, carbunclcS. TO heal ulcers. cuts.
burns, scalds. and bruises or money
back
The same guarantee holds good TO:
chilhlains. chappcl hands and face. SO
Won risk not 4 penny when You buy ~
i:ir for 90 or g. cents.
For tender skin and to secure por<
fec, complexion use San Cura Soap.
rs the best soap FOR babies TOO. Is :;
prevents contagious cents. Thomp-
son Medical Co. Titusvi!le' Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails 20 siopitching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear aud healthy.
Any druggist cen supply you with
zc!#o. which generally o"crcomcS all
sam diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, PIN
pes, rashcs, bIackheads in Most cases
Civc WY 20 zcmo. Frequently, minor
bIrmishcs disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zemo is safe,
antiScptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only Sc; an extra
large bottle, Sl:O0. 1t will not stain. IS
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins. a.
xu II - <~.--.---- -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
100 FRENCH GIRLS

CHICAGO. March lin co-opera-
lion with the United States Bureau
NJ Ehpca1ion and the French authori-
ties tho association OF American col
]rgcs is planning To bring 100 French
Kris 10 this country for the academic
yco~ Of Ia1S and 1919 for attendance
in American colleges on scholarship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12

tInat up ulslressingIy after my meals.
Nothing tasted good To me. and L was
SO worried, | cu,rd not rest. rapidly los
ing flesh and was entirely discouraged.
liz. everyone else. took every rem
cdy suggested. and consulted q number
nv ago was against me and they Could
unly rrl:rvt ;nr Sy"lntoEls
81 Last. in desperation. called o. The
r.Irrtrp- Medical doctors. III Market
Street. Wheeling. W. Va. and places my
cnE.. in th"!r hands. agreeing (" undrrS"
a frw weeks OF treatment without IntCE-
r,.pt,or | pcgan to improve rapldly
after thr frs; week. and now ] am al;
ms, we'll And can frankly state that
nm is yea; YOUNG IN place OF 6S years
Old. ! am sclf-suppor;tnG. making
good living. and never lose n. day from
my occupation. - "
I c:Innoi speak TOO highly 81 the treat
mont received from the Electro-Mcd,
irai Doctors, and sincerely commend
their method TO all sufferers like myself.
WILLIAM ROBERTSoE.
Belaire, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
FREE THEATRE TICKETS

To fifty Intelligence" renders,
every week. II your address appears
n The Ir:eluSenccT A. Z. c Buyers
Guido, call ii The 1rtellgencer
Ohire and received, without charge
Whatever, FIVE lo-ccnt admission
tickets TO The Big New Giberty
Theatre. Watch for this feature
ere:y Monday in The 1ntelligencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-12
He Is Now 68 Years Young

What Mr. William Robertson. retired
z. Il .. engineer from B.llaire. Ohio. has
70 say Cnr the treatment received from
tho FL. ECTKO- MEDICAL DOCTORS. Of
lIg7 Market Street Wheeling. W. Va
(Gccond fl"or)'
am G8 years old. and have felt tho
Weight Of my thrcc-sc"r: and almost ten
years very heavy. AZ with my advaHc..
ing Years l contracted a complication OF
troubles. including Catarrh. Asthma.
bronchitis and an impairment OF my
hearing; In both ears. l also had Piles:
Consultation and INDIGESTION. would
The sun., 1918-12-18
HARBOR WORKERS
THREATEN STRIKE
Shipping Board Receives W.
timotuvn From Unions.

Representatives Of the unions maxi
ing up the Marine Workers Affiliation
announced last night that unless word
is received by tonight from the Fed
eral shipping Board that the demands
of the workers will be arbitrated a
strike will be called for Thursday
morning which will cripple all harbor
and river traffc about New York.
The dispute has been in progress
for several weeks. The employers,
through Paul Bonynge, OF Ill Broad
way said they were willing to grant
n wage increase II they could show
the advance in the cost OF living in
the last six months made an increase
necessary. Mr.. Bonynge declared,
however. that the employers were not
willing to alter the working schedule.
which calls for a II hour day and
which he said had been agreed to only
six months ago,
B. NJ. Squiers Of the New York
Harbor Wage Adjustment Board told
the workers he believed the desired
word would come from Washington
before the hour set for the strike call
to be issued. The union representa-
lives said they will call men employed
on ferryboats and every other harbor
craft, excepting only boats having 10
do with the transportation OF food.
The sun., 1918-12-18

GREEK PUBLISHER ATTACKED
Two Men Assault NcIasto ana cut
on Ills Long Bcnrd.

Scion Stylien J. N"luSln. r..
OF atlantis. daily Greek u." r..'.
and an eX-arCh- genera of Pill. .-'
doX Greek Church Wa a'''"..
front of the office Of his utw-l...
ll5 West ThirtV-first street. a..
Part of the white beard 'aA'
nearly TO his waist was Cut o'
Employees Of the itiluNS wont On
the aid of Velasto, who Is So years
and feeble. Two men were arrest.
They gave their names as A''..'|
Smith, 20, a stationary ur'"..
Eugenios Casastropos p soldier Is
were born in Turkey aud I've. 80
East Seyenty-fourth s0rr" '.-
tropos was discharged nt 20.
training camp last W'rh
held at the West Thiru'ta a.
lice station Oh the charge VI i."
assault.
The police believe the ,r...."
have been the outcome ~ r''t
quarrel The police sand That the
cut from Velastos heard and p''- o.
scissors were found in a po-n'i Of
Casastropos.
The sun., 1918-12-18
EVENTS TO-DAY.

Fifth avenue block party in Red cros
membership drive.
Public hearings on the tax situation by
the Mayors Committee on Taxation. Al.
dermanic Chamber. P. VI.
Annual convention OF the Toy MaGI'ae-
tprers Of the United States Hote Ne
Lecture on The War Powers: E1,.r,
and Limitations" by George sutherland
Columbia University. Sis p NJ
Fourth meeting OF the National Wa
Work Council of the Y. NJ. c. A, al Mad
ison avenue. . p. NJ.
=. Address by Or; Charles A Eaton or
New York Advertising Cub iur.h'0r.
Concert by the Red Triangle symphony
o Or, Marquette Club. PLAN Aots'
Monthly meeting of the New York c-,an
Mems Association, address ~ Frans 4
vaderlip on The Future % our 1olt
Farm service rally and exhibition IT
pictures under the auspices Of the Nsa
York state Bows Working Reserve o. Nar
York state Food Commission Was og'1-
Irving High School, p NJ
Peace dinner Of the Travel C'ub -
penter OF the "vindirtivN.' ami Eyf,ora-
p. VI.
Third National Hotel Mems Exposition
Madison Square Garden. day and evening"
Travel talk on "wart me France +.
r. VI. Newman. Music Hal srd p
illustrated lecture by NJ Pierre ca t3nIN
NJ, Brooklyn Institute.
Annual meeting and election 81 me Col
umbia University club. monthly -'U1e',
West Forty-third street, 3 N
The sun., 1918-12-18
ON EVE OF BIG
BUSINESS EXPANSION
Manufacturers Nail Reports
of Coming Depression.

That "a we'll defined attempt" is be-
ing made TO create in the minds OF the
public ard of business men OF the
country an impression that IAN I'M
heard of cessation of industry" will take
place in the near future was revealed
yesterday at a joint meeting of the
committee on adjustments after the
war of the National Association OF
Manufacturers and representatives of
the State organizations OF the Ma
tional Council for Industrial Defence.
in the Hotel Aston, at which resolu-
lions were adopted to the effect that
the country. on the contrary, is
standing on the threshold OF I'M
precedented business expansion" due
to the depleted stocks of stores and
factories all over the United States.
Discussion which followed the pas
sage OF the resolution revealed the
optimism of those present that condi-
lions would soon return to a pre-war
basis with a subsequent clarifying of
the shipping situation. The belief was
expressed that labor. production and
transportation problems would eventu-
ally adjust themselves and return to
be retained for some time to come. &C
cording to the opinion of the speakers
Pleas We're made that the lower
courts be empowered by legislative
action TO sit in judgment upon claims
of manufacturers for reimbursement
by the Government for the abrupt ter
mination of war contracts. 1t was
argued that thousands OF manufacture
ers have spent millions OF dollars IN
purchasing raw materials to fulfil the
contracts, Individual firms were en-
titled to a hearing in the courts near
est their place of business it was as
serted.
At the end Of the session dinner was
served and the manufacturers, went to
theatre party at the Hippodrome
The joint session will be resumed to-
day
The sun., 1918-12-18
PRATT AND SEEREsS SUE.
Seek 10 Recover SI.248 Alleged
Loans From II. II. Gibbons.

Albert Houghton Pratt, formerly an
editor connected with the Houghton
Mifflin Company publishing house, and
Nine. p. Mildred Parma, his teacher in
occult sciences, who were defendants
several weeks ago in divorce proceed
ings brought by Mrs. Katherine Sloan
Pratt, appeared as plaintiffs yesterday
in a suit to recover from Robert Hume
Gibbons S1,24s alleged TO have been
loaned to him between July /, 1917,
and June 20, 1915.
Supreme Court Justice Philbin di-
rected the plaintiffs to file a bond of
$3.50 as security for costs after coun-
sci for Mr.. Gibbons had stated that
the eX-editor and the seeress resided
in 1877 Ocean Boulevard. Atlantic
Highlands. the Little White House :"
with its polychrome apartments. JUS
tice Hendricks marked off the calendar
the motion for a bill OF particulars
sought by the defendant.
The sun., 1918-12-18
FILIPINO GIRL ENDS LIFE.
student Nurse Is Victim of Over
wrought Conscience.

The body of girl found floating in
the North River was identified yester-
day as that Of Miss Dominica Arias, a
student from the Philippines who was
taking a special course in nursing and
Miss Arias disappeared from her rooms
in Whittier Hall Monday night after
leaving a somewhat incoherent note
warning her roommate that she was
going to commit suicide.
Miss Arias is believed to have been
a victim OF psychasthenia. form OF
nervous trouble which manifests itself
ir an overweight conscience. This
condition. 1t is supposed. was brought
OH by overstudy and Inconsistencies.
The note read;
The sun., 1918-12-18
COKE PRODUCERS SPLIT FIELD.
Form Two Groups, hut Retain
SembInnce of Unity.

The By-product Coke Producers As
sociation at the closing session of its
two day conference In the Hotel
Knickerbocker voted yesterday TO di-
vide its work into the Atlantic and
Middle West groups. The first will be
made up OF territory east OF Pittsburg
ana the latter of everything west OF
that city, Although the two groups
will act independently OF the parent or
gdnization they will meet as a national
association frequently.
w. H. Ball Of Syracuse was elected
president. Nils Anderson Of New York
was chosen vice president for the
Eastern group ana J. A. Galligan Of
Chicago for the Middle West group.
Parker IL Woods OF 81. Louis was
elected secretary,
The Atlantic group will meet In New
York and the Middle West organiza-
ton In Chicago
The sun., 1918-12-18
CALLS FOR PROTEST
ACAINSTBREWING BAN
Central Federated Union
Makes Appeal to Labor.

The Central Federated Union yes
terday issued a call to all state fedora
lions of labor and central labor unions
In the country to protest to Chairman
Baruch of the War Industries Board
against the Presidential edict termi-
mating the brewing Of beer after De-
cember l last, ana prohibiting deliv-
cries and consumption after July /,
1919.
1.-THE proclamation" says the state
ment, was based upon pre-war
eventualities; first, because the Rail-
road Administration suffered on ac-
count OF the inadequate transportation
facilities; second. because the War In
dustries Board desired breweries con-
verified into essential work for the war
and to compel the men so engaged to
seek work in war industries; third, be-
cause the Fuel Administration desired
to conserve coal for war industries;
fourth, because the Food Administra-
ton desired conservation Of food.
Three Of these administrative bod
les admit that the causes for discon-
tinuing the brewing of beer have been
eradicated. The organized labor forces
Of our country have readily and 10y
ally. including the wage workers who
were employed in the said industry
supported the Government in its plan
to win the war"
After reciting that the brewery
workers have bought Liberty bonds.
War Savings Stamps and Thrift
Stamps, Supplied men and women for
the firing line" and fought valiantly
for democracy" the statement asks II
a million OF their number should be de-
prived of earning living.
The statement characterizes the ac-
ton Of the President as "a crying out
rageI" and says: we demand individ-
ua1 liberty, we demand freedom. we
demand democracy in America, we de-
mand the right to work."
The sun., 1918-12-18
ARMY TO GET ACCUSED Filler.
Police VIII Give Up Omcer
Charged With Theft.

Magistrate Simms in the Jefferson
Market court yesterday agreed to turn
Lieut.. Edward Munford OF the Avia-
ton Corps over to Major Rossell of
the military police. as the army au-
thorites intend dealing with him on a
charge made by Miss Catherine Kill
leen. telephone operator at the Hotel
Biltmore, who says the aviator took
q diamond ring worth $3.50 from her,
at a reception in the hotel Novem-
Der 90.
Lieut. Munford Is stationed at Gar
den City, L. l., and Lieut.. John r
Roullet OF the 359th Aero Squadron
told the court yesterday that the ring
had been found in an airplane there.
He intmated 1t would be returned to
the telephone operator.
The sun., 1918-12-18

A woman believed 10y the police to
be Mrs. Margaret Hart Of 10l East
1880 street paced nervously on the
platform of the Lexington avenue sub
way station at l25th street yesterday.
Just as a northbound express train
was drawing in, she leaped In front Of
It. the wheels of the first car passing
over her body and amputating her
right leg. She was taken to the Har-
lem Hospital where her condition was
said last night TO be critical.
The sun., 1918-12-18
Dean of Tammnny Again Chosen.

John r. Voorhis, eighty-nine years
old, will be returned to the Board. of
Elections for another two year term
The Tammany Hall General Committee
last night enthusiastically voted to
recommend his election by the Board
Of Aldermen.
The Republican County Committee
has already recommended the reelec-
ton Of Moses NJ. Mckee as the Re-
publican representative on the board
from Manhattan.