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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
For Rent-Apartments Furnished

For Rent-Apartments Furnished
THE DWYER-Phone $3.50
THo ~ rom apartments SOS Mesa
5 ROOMS. $50. COZ Epson Pm 45l3-
: ROOMS. SIR. Peh-. $3.50. 6ol Epson.
MODERN APT-l3lO Mundy. Pm. 6sl5R,
FURNISHED apartment 1914 y. OREGON
MODERN Apis. close in sIT \. II Paso-
CLOSE N APT and rms. az y. santa Fs-
APARTMEST-iT15 Montana Phone 1I45-
Is1O y. OREGON-Furuished apartments
with sleeping porches.
GERGETTE APARTMENTS. two rooms.
kitchcnet. bath IN North Stanton
SMALL APT. 10 couple, SIS month Phi
LUCILLE APrs.-Two rooms. kitchenet
and bath Gil ". Missouri Pm se2s.
BEAUTIFULLY fur room apis. with
Sleeping porch. NJ reduced rates IN 3iss.
SMALL APT, close in. heat. hot water
-. y. santa Fe-
T4IE KIMBALL-Modern. new and well
kept. Apply Apt l. go Prospect
cory AFTs-Oae or two room apart
ments with sleeping porch zoos Magoi-
fin Phi ee5s-
. ROOM AIT. and enc nicely furnished
r0om FOR rent Call before p m. SO
Prospect
NICELY furnished three rooms. sleep
ing porch and private bath. light and
telephone SIS y kansas-
THE RAGON-Beautlfully furnished
room corner apartment Apply Apt %
$40 r. Rio Grande-
FURNISHED apartment for rent, close IN.
Piedmont apartments FOR rent Apply
apt =. Pm $3.50
SMALL apartments and light houEekcep-
ing rooms. all furnished. cheap and close
IN. Wisteria hotel 1915 Z. san Antonio
CLOSE N. small. thoroughly cleaned we'll
furnished apartment FOR employ Ell people
az reasonable rate Phi f4l1E-
CLOSE IN. rooms litchenet. bath. sleep
inE porch. with lights water. phone. only
sl--5n- Private family Nicely furnished
Phi. 4427.
FOX RENT-Nicely furnished three room
apartment IN the Austin" III Virginia,
$50 month Apply Apt No TO- or
JAS l. MARI a CO.. PHI 1850.
CHEAT FHNT-Two room Furnished
apartu ent. small bedroom. kitche1et;
walking distance Of three schools No
sick. Ph. 5s5oW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
HILL CREST APIS.

HILL CREST APIS
Beautiful uEfurnished apartment four
rooms. bath and sleeping porch Built IN
features. hardwood floors and every mod
ern convenience. Rent $40 Apply 70
THE LAY REAIiTT & TRUST co.
Phone S515. s04 Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
wANrED-cArrLE Ranch

WANTED-CATTLE RANCH
Have client for small outfit worth
r-curd fifty thousand dollars must
be fenced. grell uztered and erased.
and controlled. and uel improved also
have a client who wants 20 put in
90 10 100 thousand dollars worth good
income property on good ranch and
cattle worth I'D 10 one hundred and
ffrT thousand dollars II you have
such "a ranch and VIII give Us fun
dssmrlption. price. terms, etc. in first
letter. can get you quick action. SELL
.1E ranches is cur specially
W r. HALE & co.
coz Caples BldE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
For Rent-HOuses Unfurnished

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~ ROOM house. nice neiEhbarhood- Phi
1884
Don't crowd your kitchen with two
stoves. Buy a combination coal and gas
range. Your credit Is O. K
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
FOR RENT BY HAWKINS BROS.
Five room brick. 3106 Bisbse5 new
hasement. garage -------.--- --,-- 2eo
Room, modern bungalow. Elassed IN
sleeping porch. garage, che block car line
and blocks school. Country club dis
trict- Phone s35SM-
FOR RENT
1890 Wyoming. 3 p Curuace) .-.-Ss5-o9
1901 WyominE. r. ----------------s 5000
1aS Cotton. Cor Wyoming. & r 600 $1,000
s. Eraln and cliff = p furnace $500
JAS = MARR a CO. PHI $3.50.
& rooms. 5. p. 291I y. Piedras ----SlS-0o
rooms. g112 Tularosl -------.----S lh-t1
rooms. sos W Missouri --------S $500
s rooms. S11 y oregon ---..--..--- $1,000
rooms. zoe ~ rrr1-heIl $500
FURNISHED
5 rooms & s p. 1901 7. Boulevard $4,000
rooms 81 s p. 1928 y Cotton $50 ase-1i
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
ees LTiiIs Bldg Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
For Rent-HOuses Unfurnisbed


SIN ROOMS modern- Phone 7olsW.
ROOM home cheap. z5-5 san Diego St
PHI $500 houses unfur. apt furnished.
UNFINISHED three room house cheap.
1873 y Campbell 81
THREE ROOMS. bath and Sleeping porch.
near Lamar school Ph. fsi-
FOR RENT-Five room house. close In.
Cheap rent Apply 1901 Olive s.
THREE ROOM house. kitcheuet. sleeping
porch Phone e11cT.
FOUR room house. Sleeping porch. mod
EN-. near High school Pm. 3soL
FIVE ROOM bungalow. Manhattan Heights
Phi 5423W.
FOR RENT-Four room frame cottage.
bath and sleeping porch $40 Pm. 3S55.
FOR RENr-Seven room house. 1918 East
Missouri St. $50 Pm So
WE SAVE you from - 20 40 percent on
stoves and heaters.
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
FOUR ROOMS. unfurnished cottage. close
In s-1-5o. including water. Apply go y.
Florence Phi 1883
ron KENT-Four room house. $40. Near
school No sick See owner. Sl9l Sis
bee ST.
FOR KENT-Four room cement block
house; large yard: near foundry. 1851
per month. Ph. 652lJ-
MOVING made easy when you use our
TExIcO TRANsFER Co. PHI. 5s1-7ss.
FIVE ROOMS end sleeping porch. IISs
Nevada st. Apply 20
LAY REALTY & Trust CO..
Phone isis. 20{ Trust Bidg.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED
rooms. c. s p. Popular St ..-.-. Sf5.0b
rooms Circle St ..-.--.---...-..s1 $500
rooms S. P. Frankfort St 5000 5000
rooms s. p Frankfort ST. $50 90
5 rooms. G. s P Louisville St. $500
S rooms. s p. North Kansas St. $1,000
13 rooms s p. Montana 81. .S125.0O
II rooms. Texas ST .---..---.....- 5000
FOR RENT. FURNISHED
rooms, S p. clifton St ...--..-..Sa0. 90
Z rooms. G. s. P, Mountain Ave 5000
4 rooms S. p. Bliss ST .-----...- $40. 90
rooms. G. s. P, Campbell St .-.. $500
rooms. c.. s. p. Madison Ave $4,000
4 rooms. G.. S p. IackEou Ave .... $50 90
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
Phone $50. 100 San Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
For SaIs-Farms and Ranches

For Ssle-Farms and Ranches
----@-~-------- -------------------~~~
ACRE LOT-Smau house, chicken
houses. COW barn. chicken run chickens,
rabbits and COW and calf; resdy 10 move
into. Eve cent fare g90c: $500 cash
Address rib. care Herald
CATTLE RANCH TOR SALE
80 sections fenced. % sections school
1ard. balance leased Two sets OF irn-
movements veu wntered. fair grass,
browse and weeds School land s. Per
-s-c hnnu~. sl-2l due state. lease and iru-
provemczts $1,000
see = j. CraddocE With
DC CROWELL
.1t Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Housekeeping ROOms-Onfurnished

? ROOMS and sleeping porch Phi 7OssM
UNFINISHED rooms. sos Mesa ave. Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
PouIfrr and Pet Stock

Eouilfy ana Z ek BLOCK
~---~-~-~-~-~-~--1-~--~-
FRESH EGGS, so cents COL Epson.
BARRED Rocks Matching eggs Phi s275-
sALE-White Leghorn yearIlng hens. lay
Ing Homan's Poultry Farm. Ts!eta, Tex
20 LAYINGS HENS. S1-e5 each. 1911
Stevens
FOR SAIE-Barred Rock. Rhode Island
Red cockerels. PauI's Chicken Ranch,
formerly Parsons Phi 60lS- 3101 Grand
PIGEONS for sale Thoroughbred Giant
English runts. s. per pair and up. Prize
winners. SIS Mesa Phi 1889.
GUARANTEED singing Canaries. IS and
IS each e Paso Seed Co. san Antonio
ard Campbell SITS
BELGIAN hares aud New Zealand. pfdi-
greed and utility, young and matured
stock. bred does, prices according 10
quality J. T. Wiilyard, Phi Ss7gR. 5l14
Hamilton st.
CHICKENS given a chance viii aid war
work care should be given 70 poultry
20 keep them physically strong Reliance
Tonic for greater egg production. Reliance
Eoup and Caniler Cure for colds and ca
tarrhal affections. Reliance Lice Killer ex-
terminates vermin, Reliance Cholera Spe-
cific for bowel troubles All remedies sec
and 81 sizes Guaranteed or money re-
funded Reliance Remedies Co. SIS z.
san Antonio St. e Paso, Tex. D,stribu-
tors. ". D. Wise seed Co ana El Faso
seed Co. Fl Paso, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
TsED CAR RARGAINs.


USED CAR BARGAINS.
Ford 5-passenrer 1917 .-----..---.--SS5
Overland Roadster. model So --.--.--5Sso
Overland 5-passenger. 1917 ..-.....-.S35 $50
Saxon 5-passenEer. 1917 ------.-.-.-.SZT0
King Eight 5-passenEer, 1917 ----.-S499
Buick Roadster ----------.- $40
Cadillac Roadster % ..-----.--.---.-ss7
stEcebaEer SIX. I-DassenCa-- 1els----& 800
WALTERS q DURHAM
1850 W. san Antonio. Phi 40s5.
THE BEST line or HIGH GRADE
USED CARS IN THE SOUTHWEST
Fore ROADSTER --------------.--- 499
ora lourlEls -------- sou
15-17-1S Model Dodges .-------.--S600 Up
Oakland Touring --------------------S5 $500
Buick Light Six Touring ------.--------Ss5 80
hupmonlle Touring r---------------.- : =.
Hudson SupersiX .---...--..-....-.--S1 $500
Hudson SO Touring -------.----.---ssa 80
chandler touring observation-disclosures -Ssgg
REQ Touring ------.-----..-.-.-.- $3.50
hl1e 3. touring ----------------. W.
Mitchell Touring .----.--........--.-s5 $3.50
G. II C. Truck 1i=-ton ----.--------S $1,000
q. H. C. Truck, 2.-tcu .------------s750
Packard Truck. 1+--on .---.------.s@ 2Go
THESE CARS ARE IN FIRST CLASS
MECH ANICAL CONDITION AND
EQUIPPED WITH GOOD TIRES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11

THESE CARS ARE N FIRST CLASS
MECH ANICAL CONDITION and
EQUIPPED WITH GOOD TIRES
LONE STOR MOTOR co.
as ". San Antonio s. Phone 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
For SaIe-AutomobHes-

FOR SALE---passeuge Hupmobue in Al
condition Looks like new Must sell on
account sickness VIII trade FOR lighter
car ]. H Marcure, SOC T. RIO CIaude s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11


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IN the District Court o. the Uuited
States Tor the western District % Texas.
70 Paso Division in the matter o. james
Knox Turbcvillc. bankrupt
In Bankruptcy No e13
To the creditors 1f the al.re-narz1e ed
bankrupt Notice is hereby given that on
the sth day o. Oct. A. ID. 1915. the per-
son above named was duly adiulicated
bankrupt and that the first meeting OF
his creditors win be held at the office Of
the undersigned Referee. 72f Caul5s BIDS.
III Paso. Tex. en- the 25tk day OF oct.
A. T.. ISIS. 40 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
at which time the said credlto-s may at
tend prove their claims. appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt. consider ths Trus-
both personal and real belonging 20 said
bankrupt estate. and transact such other
and further business as may property come
before said meeting Dated at FL Paso.
-@s. this the 10Th day o. Oct. A. D..
1918
HARVEY r. GAMBLE
Referee I'm fallrrrru tc1T-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11


FOUR Belgian bucks. two belgian does,
pedigreed stock; two New Zealand bucks.
two Belgian does. utility stock Altura
Poultry Yards. Phi. fs12.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Stove Repairing

STOVE REPAIRiNG-New parts made
anc carried for all makes o. stoves l. J.
Peeler with & r. Iron works. cor Sat
ELlll and souLh Flcrencs. Ehons L-1s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11

A BARGAIN II taken at once. Oakland
Light Six. 5-passeuger new rubbers and
top. fine condition No reasonable cash
or term offer refused. Rom "a Holes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
,partmept, Furni,ted & Unfurnisbed

THREE rooms and bath. uufurnished.
SIS. furnished, $40 80 N Il Paso St.
Phi Sf2-
PICKREI.L APTS-Tw0 or four room mod
ern steam heated Inspection and prices
will convince you they are the best IN the
city. Special suEmer rates Pm I9I4M-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11

ACCOUNT leaving city VIII sell my
five room bungalow, furnace and gar
age. built for home; very desirable
location. C. w Sowle. 1873 Randolph
ST.. Sunset Heights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Help Wanted-MaIe and Female

WANTED-Assistant hookkeeper j. II
Nations 81 81 s. Co.
WANTED-lfaIe or female stenographer.
exceptional opportunity for right party
II. a Gunst Branch. 1I2 W. san Antonio
BROMOGEN.
ALti-BiIiious tablets Take one tonight.
feel good tomorrow. AL drgEgists Csc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
For Rent-ADartment, Unfurnisbed

Two room apartment with kitchener
-iassed IN sleeping porch. hardwood floors,
buffet. writing desk etc eos Crosby.
LTAVELL & SHERMAN
uhoua AZ.r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Physicians and Surgeons

DIX. EDWARD AUER. 51s-17-1s trust
Bldg Cronic diseases. diseases o. women
Ne-vnus diseases Phones fffe, nights 514a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Clock Specialists

Watch and Clock Repairing. reasonabi
prizes CO 2Iartln.s15 Trust BldE- Ph. es5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Situahons Wanfed-Female
Real Estate Wanted

FOUR GALLON Jersey GurnseT- first pay
meut on small house near Government or
IT Bliss car iiue- balance monthly pay
meuts. s111 Hueco-
NEW 5-PASS. CAR, been ran about 500
miles. TO trade Tor zeal estate OF equal
puONF aoq5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Second Hand Furniture
Storage Warehouses

huL eEhuLD goods packed. shipped or
stored. Daniel Fur. g. Nat Facty- Pr 112s-
Let us store your furniture and house
hold goods Get our fa- rate on your NOV
ing job
LYONS TRANSFER COMPANY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Caruets Cleaned

------~---~-~-----~----- --------~-----~-------
The Ben Williams Detective Agency
suite SIS First Vat Rank Bldg. Pm. 4sa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Ready Reference Business Directory

WE PAY highest prices FOR all kinds o.
used and wrecked automohles- star AUTO
VrracEinr Co. 400 ". Overland s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11

PAIR Belgian hares. bred does Raise
your own back yard raeat market. Fort
Bliss car 90 Crockett ST.. one block north
Fer-uson- at0e Grand Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Wanted 10 Rent

50 OR - acre 1trm near Clint. 10 culti-
rate. not an alfalfa Write c. C. bolt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11
Business Colleges

DRAUGHON's eoHsEs ruaransse positions
INTERNATIONAL Brsiness College. P.1l45
WHISLER SCHOOL. shorthand and type
writing. Spanish AID English taught IN
1ivldual Instruction. E1s M=sa- Phi 59-5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-11

Trunk Factory


TRUNKS, suitcases. travelling bags made
repaired and exchanged. e. Paso Trunk
Factory. next 20 Crawford theater. Ph. 1o5i
Evening journal., 1918-05-17
PEACE LEAGUE MEETS
TO DISCUSS THE WAR
By The United Press.


PHILADELPHIA. May i7-'NNin the
war for permanent peacei"
! With this slogan the League TO En-
force Peace today opened a two-day
convention at Witherspoon Hall, de-
termined to do all IN its power to make
I this the last war. With Former Presi-
dent Taft, president OF the league IN
the chair. the political and economic
aspects Of the world conflict VIII be
discussed by noted authorities.
The opening address was delivered by
George Wharton Pepper. Philadelphia,
on ~ Struggle for Freedom" Mr.. Taft
followed with a speech on america
Seeing it Through" Edward A. FlleEe
then opened a discussion on THE War
and the Individual" after which were
discourses by Or. A. Lawrence Lowell,
Safeguarding the Future" and Rabbi
stephen A. Wise. Battling for a New
World"
The afternoons session was devoted
TO the general subject. what we arc
fighting against" Germany's dream Of
world dominion was discussed by
Richard Heath Dabney w. Morgan
Shuster, John Spargo, Dr.. Anna Howard
Shaw, Charles B. Elliott and Robert Nc
Elroy.
At the Academy OF Music tonight
Charles E. Hughes. Dr. Lyman Abbott
Oscar 5. Straus. Leo S. Lowe, and Prof
Franklin II. Glddings will speak on the
general theme. What Democracy
Would Face II Il Lost the War"
Evening journal., 1918-05-17
GOLD NINE NEAR HOME.

MILFORD, Del, May i7-While Others
are drilling for oil near Bowers Beach
and some are Investing in silver or cop
per mines in The West, Albert Webb, OF
Milford Neck, brought romance directly
home by walking out among his neigh
bors and finding a small gold mine right
under the noses OF all. Along the bay
shore at South Bowers Hes a big bed
Of fine asparagus, which Webb discov-
cred by chance. He slipped into town
and bought the tract for mere nothing.
The flve-acro bed, which would have
taken several thousand dollars and con-
siderable labor to get in shape, has de-
veloped naturally, how,no one knows
except that IL is there.
Evening journal., 1918-05-17
MIDDLETOWN CLUB
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOwN. Rel, May i7.-The
closing meeting Of The New Century
Club FOR the club year was held at the
Century Club on Tuesday afternoon
with the retiring president, Mrs. How
ard A. Pool, IN the chair. A very
agreeable program had been arranged
by Miss Mary Hutchln, which was
given as follows;
Vocal music "Who Knows" Mrs. Le-
land pleasanton: reading, Mobilization
OF Women's Clubs" Mrs. Earl PleasRn-
/ ton. reading, Men, If. You Arc Lady
/ like, Look Out For Mrs. Richards" +"
Mrs. Hoffecker: MADAM Schuman
Helnke." Mrs. q. p. Browne; song
Missouri Lullaby" Mrs. PIeasanton (;
reading, Pies and Doughnuts, Miss
Jessie C. Shepherd; Lady Reading"
and "The Lay OF the Government
Lady" Miss Mary Hutchin.
The president Mrs Pool. was pre-
sented with a basket Of beautiful now
ers, the presentation speech being made
by the secretary, Miss Helen V. Shall
cross. Mrs. Pool on receiving the
lflowets. expressed her great 0pprecia-
ltlon Of the kindness which the club
members have shown her and the help
which they have given her during her
tenure Of Office
The new officers who were installed
by Mrs Pool were; President. Mrs. Al
fred NJ. Chamberalne: flrst vice-presi-
dent. Mrs Howard a. Pool second vice
president. Mrs. Edward Ladley; record
ing secretary. Mrs John B. Cleaver; as
sistant recording secretary. Mrs. G. l..
Cochran: corresponding secretary, Mrs
r. p. Browne treasurer, Mrs. Jesse J..
Shepherd; auditor, Mrs. C. J. Freeman.
Mrs Chamberlain. In accepting the
ofilce OF president expressed her good
will toward the club and asked for the
united aid Of all the members to make
the coming year a pleasant and sue
cessful one for all. After the in |
stallatlon OF the officers, a treat OF /
ice cream was served az a surprise |
compliment TO the retiring president.
Julius Cleaver was thrown to the
ground by a horse on which he was
putting the harness, and injured. The
horse stepped on him, breaking a leg.
His head was hurt also.
The carload Of nitrate Of soda, which
was ordered for the farmers Of the
nelghborhood through the cooperation
of the state Board Of Agriculture and
he Department Of Agriculture at
has arrived here and will
be used by the farmers.
Mrs. Beulah May Trlmble. wife OF
Earl Trimble, and daughter Of tho late
Joseph S. Petit, and Mrs. Petit. died
at her home near Klrkwood on Tues
day The funeral services Will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Petit. at Kirk
wood this afternoon. with interment
in Glebe Cemetery, New Castle.
Evening journal., 1918-05-17
PRICE DROP HINTED
FOR DOMESTIC COAL
People May Get Benefit of
Increased Figure Paid
by Railroads
DECISION IS
DUE THIS WEEK

General reduction in coal prices "a
the domestic consumer looms as one Of
the possibilities that may result from
settlement OF the railroad fuel situa-
fion, which has been hanging fire for
more than a month and has now
reached the point where only final
agreement between DR.. Harry A. Gar
field; United States fuel administra-
tor. and W. @. McAdoo, director gen.
eral OF railroads, Is necessary. Il was
learned yesterday that the two follow
ing points are the only ones that re-
main to be cleared up:
The exact amount over former prices
which the railroads shall pay.
Whether there shall be general re-
iuction IN the price OF coal, due to the
additional profits which railroad adj
minislratlon officials say will accrue to
the operators under the new railroad
fuel scale
The testatlve price which Is said to
have been fixed for railroad fuel is an
advance OF approximately seventy-tlve
cents a ton over the amounts they
have been paying. The railroads paid
for coal under private ownership, prices
ranging from $40 to 81 65 a ton at the
mines The increase which Is being
considered would make the average
price paid by the railroads above S2
while coal for domestic consumption
averages $3.50 q ton, according TO lg-
ures compiled by the fuel admnistra-
tion.
Facing the certainty that the coal
supply Is going TO cost the Govern |
ment many millions OF dollars more
than It did the private owners, officials /
OF the railway directorate suggested /
that the additional profit should not /
he given entirely TO the operators. but
should revert to the people in the form f,
OF cheaper coal.
This argument was met, it has been |
learned by the fuel administration |
contention that coal prices as they
have been fixed, did not take into ac-
count the preferential treatment which |
The railroads were allowed in former
times. and that " the railroad are al
lowed to buy their coal at the seventy
fye-cent advance over former prices,
they wiz be getting II at absolute cost
from the operators and win be reaping
the benefit OF the 40 per cent proft,
which it was designed TO allow the op-
orators above the cost OF production.
Clearing up OF these points alone Is
holding back the final announcement
on the railroad fuel situation and Doc
tor Garfield and Mr. McAdoo are ex-
pected to determine on their fnai policy
before the end Of this week.
Evening journal., 1918-05-17
SMYRNA WOMEN
AID RED CROSS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA, Del, May i7.-Mlss Laura
A. Bell, chairman Of surgical dressings
Of the Smyrna Red Cross Branch. sent
me Following articles a few days ago,
TO the Red Cross headquarters at VIII
mington 70 scultetus bandages, 80 gauze
congresses, SKA; 10 abdominal band
ages. 40 folded gauze strips, 10 four
tailed bandagcs, 6x3; 10 triangular
bandages, 80 r bondages, 20 gauze rolls,
20 gauze drains, 4 split irrigation pads.
3 fracture pillows, % lapartomy pads,
100 cotton pads. 1894; 100 cotton pads,
sxi2; 30 Pershlngs envelopes, 75 gauze
congresses, AKA 1926 gauze wipes, %
gauze congresses. 9X9; i20 gauze
sponges.
Mrs. j. Harvey Speakman, Rcd Cross
chairman Of knitting, sent last week to
the Wilmington headquarters: q sweat
ers, % pairs OF socks, and a number Of
helmets.
Mrs. Sarah farrell entertained Bishop
kinsmm during his stay In Smyrna
last night and today.
Mrs. Harry Schudy OF Philadelphia,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs John A. Hof-
fecker, or Smyrna, whose condition is
slightly improved.
The meeting OF the Home Economics
Association was held Tuesday after
noon in the basement Of the public
school
Miss Ethel NJ. Dole, for some months
past Kent County Agent, was present
for the last time. having resigned the
position TO accept n more lucrative one
In her home State Of Illinois.
Miss Dole demonstrated at the meet
ing the variety Of ways potatoes can be
used. and gave suggestions on canning.
Evening journal., 1918-05-17
SAVE SHIPS FORM SEA

LEWEs. Del. May i7.-Rescuins
much-needed shipping from the sea is
cheaper and quicker than building. and
by hard work and ingenious manage
menNhree vessels which were supposed
TO have been total losses I'm the April
storm are ailoat again, while a fourth
IS expected 10 he or soon, making a
saving to the Government Of nearly 81.
OO0OOO The barges at RehObOth Beach
are of. and hard work has just floatet!
the Besoluie. which went ashore on
Lewes beach
Work is started on the Wawaenock,
ashore at the Cedars. loaded with
stone. This week the cargo OF stone
was discharged. II alone IS worth s20,-
600.
Evening journal., 1918-05-17
Aa mGHER &c RAE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD, Del. May i7.-Town Coun-
Gil held special meeting last night to
act on the granting a new rate 10 the
sussex Gas Company or this town.
From the receipts and statements pro-
duced by the company it was shown
that the company has lost about $500
in the past three months. The old rate
was $50 per thousand feet. The oom-
pany asks permission to charge 81.
NO decision was reached by the
Council, as the members thought it a
question for the citizens Of the town
10 discuss and settle A meeting for
this purp will be held on Thursday
evening, May %.
Evening journal., 1918-05-17
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