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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08
For SaIe-Automob1es-WanIed

For SaIe-AutomobHes-Wanted
SPEEDSTERS. automobiles stripped down
10 order by experts 200 y kansas Phi so.
BUICK FOTR, 1917 model. good tires and
w. WALTERS DURHAM
Phone l0s5- go ". San Antonio
FOR SALE at sacrifice, light 4-cylinder
car, perfect crnditiCn. good tires. looks
like new. Thomas Motor Co, lis ". over
land.
BODIES
Save IS 10 50 percent on auto bodies OF
every description Body repairing Phone
4i92 SIS Magoffin-
1917 FORD in good condition. new top and
scat covers; bargain. s5-2.
WALTERS a DURHAM
Phone 4Os5- go ". san Antonio.
CONE n AND SEE
Best line used cars IN southwest Fo-dh 20
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
Phone sI00-
CONSERVE gasoline. time and money by
having the carbon removed from your mo-
tor We burn them cut with oxygen at uolni-
raj cost, while you wait Copenhaver, 1901
Myrtle. Ph. 5ls2.
BARGAINS N AUTOMOBILE TIRES
We have LEFT number o. Haroman
GUARANTEED 5000 MILE HARDMAN
TIRES
s-s2x4 Sure Grip Clincher ......s2s55
5-3exf Plain Cliucher $3.50
SKI y s s Plain -.---.---ss-.-- 1870
3-35N5 Sure Grip S. S. .--.--.-.-s4 5-so
5-35x4iz Plain Q. n ---.--...-.-.-s 5s-le
2-37x5 Plain @. D. .-..---.-..-.- ffS-65
KRAKAUER. YORK a MOVES :, L
III san Francisco street, e Paso. Texas.
HIGH GRADE Used CARS
Cadillac. real automobile sacrifice $3.50
Buick Big Six, new paint and new
seat covers ------ -------------- "
Buick Roadster, new tires --------.--.$6o0
tires -. $500
Ford Speedster, bucket seats -Sls5
Ford Speedster, body made OF oak,
built for long trips..--.....-..--s5o
Dakland SIX ----s-----.-- -.
Saxon SIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1913
-zranL SIX se9-s
Monroe 5-passeuger ideal ladies' car..S6oo
Roadster. Al condition -S6I5
Cadillac, 1913. viii make n wonder
ful truck ----.--------- .---- stVY
bort 5-passcnEer .*5t1
Don't fail 10 see these bargains
SOS Mesa Phone I55.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08

Personal
MONEY loaned. as Trust Bldg
spirella Corsets. sIrs- 8llier. Ph. sss4
MRS. MOSS beauty parior. s8I Raynolds
bldg. Phi. 1906.
CHILDRES's hair cutting Marcy Purdy.
room 10 Buckler Bldg. Pm 3s1l
WILL Mr. BROWN, Who left san simor
year ago. call me Phone T7f5- smith
WOMAn's EN. Mrs. Chonla. crochet and
tatting. Orders taken rs n. Campbell
LILLIAN JOHNSON hair dressing par-
lars. sos Reynolds Bldg. under new man
arement llarlneLo operators. Gentle
mems patronage solicited Pm f211 for
appointments
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08
For RenI-Rooms Ind Board

ROOM and board. so5 Prospect.
Rooms and board. 30 Arizona.
PKIVATE boarding house. N. 12szW.
FIRsT CLASS BOARD aud room Ph. 5ssI-
Rms. With board. 500 y. oregon. Ph. t1s5AI
OUTSIDE ROOMS with board. EOS Upson.
ROOMS and board. strictly first class
Mrs. c T. Lcary. s1f W. Missouri.
Room and sleeping porch with board,
close IN. private home. SO week ia E
Overland. Apt g.
MOUSTAINAIR sASATORH-M. Alamo
gordo. New Mexico. 50 miles from Fl
Paso: splendid place for the sumner.
Beautiful grcunds. good fond Experienced
nursing. Moderate rates. Write FOR book
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08

A HOME AND INCOME COMBINED.
Fourteen room Two story brick, east
front. paved street Three minutes
walk 20 postoffice and business cen
GER. Price furnished $500. Take
part vacant lots OF other trade
HOWELL REALTY CO.
coz Herald Building Pm. 567.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08

lIVlaIhltpIH6 INVUHIa- 2 ID u uI5urI
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2. 3 OR 3 ROOMS furnished or untur-
nlshed- Next house 10 Globe Mills. Old
Fl Bliss. smelter lire
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08
Poultry and Pet Stnck

>-o~-~~S,~-SSS
{ Is YOUNG laying White Leghorn hens 81
z. Missouri.
FINE MINORCA h tching eggs. setting
SIS 1913 F. Missouri Phone 491.
FOR SALE-Belg ian hare doe. bred. also
two fine young does and pedigreed bucks.
511f Hamilton ST Phone 3s73R-
FOR SALE Few pairs OF large Car
neaux and white homer pigeons. Ph ne
1To1-J3-
FOR SALE young laying hens: also
few choice White Leghorns and Rhode
Island Red puilets- STA Hamilton Phone
3s73R.
SALE-Pullets and cockerelss White Wyan-
dottes. S. c. Rhode Island Reds. White
Leghorns, Black MinorCas- Hor2n's Poul-
Try Farm. Ysleta. Texas.
BELGIAN HARES and New Zealand Reds.
pedigreed and utility; Iairs, trios. bred
does. and young stock Altura Poultry
Yards Pm. ee13.
RAISE SQUADS AT HOME-We have
just a few more pair left a. 81 a pair
YOUNG SQUAD RANCH
Business Phi. SIS. Ranch 4s1-J2,
For Sale-MisceIIaneous
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WANTED 10 buy chickens Pm. 3sT3R-
FOR RENT-Ciose in. unfurnished two
story brick cottage Ph- l32-
LUNCH Room FIXTURES FOR sale very
reasonable. Phone sl37.
FOR sALE-Baby buggy. No. 2. BraE0s
Apis Phi 722s.
BARGAIN-Number oliver typewriter,
almost new. Pm 5S5. so Myrtle Ave
FOR sALE-Onr Dineto electric strater
with new battery Price $50. Mrs d. j.
Eiltoer. Ia Mesa, n II.
LOT OF CHICKENS. pigeons and rabbits.
Is foot wall case; also player piano. Bar
gain Phone 5076M-
FOR SALE-Three carpenter benches So
each One wood working foot machine
$50. 2210 Myrtle Ave.
LARGE COLLECTION Of mineral speci-
mems from different parts OF the world
Price $4,000 Wri-e P. o. box 2Is7. Globe,
Arizona
FOR sALE-Low pitch saxaphone. B fiat
tenor c. G. Conn Cost $40 new Brass
finish, IN case SIS sgt. care +. Eckerie,
san Cav. band. Camp Beirne-
FOR sALE-vioiet plants Princess o.
Wales. so cents dozen AIRS. T. r. Law
renee. 1897 Montana Proceeds for Red
Cross
FOR SALE-3Iii machinery FOR half prIce
than cost Boiler. heater. engine. two
steam pumps. and all the rest Of mill ma
chi1ery. including rollers. all IN good con-
dition ready 20 start a mill. Ny mill was
destroyed by fire Apply 70 Mrs. 7. g.
Giron- san Ellzarlo. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08

For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished
-~-~---~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-
FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED apart
menta: no sick children or pets Ref
erences. Phi s123. e309 Montana. Apt A
PICKRELL APTs-Two Ct four room mod
ern steam heated. Inspection and prices
viii convince you they are the best IN the
city. Special summer rates Pm 19lAA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08
For Rent-Hou,es Furnished

For Rent-Houses Furnished
--------~------S--------
BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Phone j296.
IH. ssisJ-R0oms. houses. Eur. Unfur.
FOR RENT-sraau furnished cottage end
Of Hishlard Park car line. Ph- ss15-
FOUR ROOM house furnished one block
Of Lamar school Phi 425sG.
NICELY FURNISHED 5-room cottage.
1913 Z. Boulevard Apply 1871 Wyomils.
MODERN four rooms and glassed
sleeping porch 2025 Fort Boulevard
Phone 1911
PART OR ALL OF i've room bungalow.
ss7sR.
sEVES-ROOM furaished home With large
sleeping porches. close In. will reserve one
room Adoress Ofl, care Herald
FOR RENT-Furnished cottage. ? rooms,
sleeping perch lawn. near Fort Bliss car
line. Apply 5516 Richmond. Phi 5S22.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED cottage. 3
rooms, bath. sleeping porch. al very re-
duced rental 20 right parties 2230 FEDERAL
FOR REM room furnished house.
sleeping porch, garage. electric lights and
water, furnished $40 per month. -Four
>. IS west Of city. Pm sos OF 4o5s.
DESIRABLE HOME-Five rooms. sleep
Ing porch 1921 Aurora St, Manhattan
Heights s45-
FOR SIX Or TWELVE nonths 70 reliabis
couple. Five room Mauhattal home ga
rage; all corveniences- Everything fur
nished. Phi 6s4cW.
BUNGALOW. sss4 Mountain Ave. four
rooms and sleeping porch. near Country
club. Completely furnished. very desir-
able. clean Pm 1902.
III FINISHED
Sos Nations Ave, room very de-
sirable furnished bungalow. close
20 Fl. Bliss
FISK RAMSEY REALTY co.
Trust Bldg Phi 1878.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08
Apartment. Furnished & Unfurnished

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APTS.-Si2 20 SIS. 1908 z. saa Antonio.
GERMASE-Furnished and uufurnished
Apis. 52s ". Missouri. Apply 5anitor.
APARTMENTS-s02 \. Virginia Pm. 2725.
LINCOLN APIS, FUR. or unfur. 4-room
apis. 80 W. Boulevard. Phi lisa
PATTERSON APTS-Ief7 Mesa. Furnished
and unfurrished. Also furnished apart
ments. 1910 n. Oregon.
AUSTIN APIS. furnished and unfur-
nished- A p. Coles & Bros. agents. 201
N. Oregon st Phone 49,
THE DE- LUNE-FurI.ished and unfur-
nished apartments 1912 y. Oregon Fh-
THE KIMBALL
Nicely furnished or unfurnished apart
ments. close in New. clean and well kept
Apply Apt 1. Go Prospect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08
HERES A GOOD BUY

HERE'S A GOOD BUY
r large rooms. glass porch. screen
porch oak floors. bullt-in features.
basement heat registers in, French
doors between living and bedroom.
shades II you can pay $3.50 cash can
sell for $3.50. or win sell furnished
FOR $500
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
f2f Mills Bldg Phi 1855 or 7S21-J.
Buy NOW.
re have several great bargains 70
sell Parties leaving city
HERE Is ONE
Modern. up 90 date bungalow with
basement on three lots 75xI40 feet,
corner on paved street Two blocks
from Alta Vista School Price, $500.
Hil trade two lots and three room
frame in Alta Vista section as first
payment on modern bungalow. Must
be within five OF six blocks OF South
western Shops.
ANDEHsOE-FILLE
INVESTMENT co.
11s lfesa ave. Phone 1851.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08


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EOE sALE-Cood stock ranch four miles
railrlad. 1850 acres decided. T5f acres 20
reiincuish 10 PARTY buying decided land so
ceres leased state land All ln b=dy. Fine
Er-ZrE Good well Five room house.
Es-le oEner. hcE 81. Fort Huachuca, Ariz-
For Sale or Exchange-Real Estate
-s--se--~-~--T-~-~-~-~-~ ---------~-~---~-~---~
.lEooL LASDs-veazey. care Herald
DEdING LOIS 70 trade for furniture OF
rccu-lE 5ou7e. without lease.
MELLs-FECGH REALTY co.
- llartin Bldg. Phone 1888.
WANT SMALL FARsf
WI trace six room home north Of tracks.
c--T I'VE o. SIX blocks 20 plaza, FOR i'm
rr1Tel farm near Tsleta or Clint. No wa
rcr logged land considered, nor viii We
listen ~ high prices.
PaEK ". PITMAN REALTY co.
20 Two Repu5lcs Bldg-
FOR EXCHANGE
Lard O. Island for cottage Lots Po-
mona CallE- ard i've room furnished
cottage Pacific beach for Il Paso prop
ert-- l1 Let's Grandriew for LAND or cot
tase- Coed raging apartment for valley
larl- q rocn cottage. 1917 Wyoming $50
cash. terms reasonable Lots IN French
zLcirlcn SIC down. S. per month. Cot
taEes IN Tampa. ia. for Fl Paso prop
e-rT- room cottage IN san antonio. Tex
W y. CARL
~ Caples Blsr. Phone So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08
"a Rent-Sinre, az Office.

For Rent-StoFes and Offices
FOB RENT-Desirable offices in the
Herald building Reasonable rates Apply
70 the auditor OF The Herald
MORGAN BLDG.
Ground floor kture room.
DOUGLAS @. CROWELL AGENCY
20 Milis Bldg Phone $3.50.
FOR REST-Grouud floor Office In Herr "a
building: very suitable for real estate and
Insurance office. Apply 70 the auditor OF
The Herald
81. san FIenolseo 80; - ~
400 S. 81. Vrain Cor Second St----.--525
zoos s. Sarta Re, new store .--------.S10
500 san Frarcssco. store ard base
1nent ----------. -- -Sot
szl S. Fl Paso. store ---.---..--.-----ls $50
sas Myrtle store 40
l04 z Second. Coz FL Faso. base
1lelL % % "a
I'll z Overland store and basement .S125
1Z2 s Stanton. Cor. Overland. store $50
5o4 san FraLclsco. floors and base
ment, TlEI15 feet trackaEe ------ $3.50
DOUGLAS c. CROHELL AGENCY
"a Mills Bldg Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08

T. Missouri
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08

FOR RENT-Nice large four room apart
meat, unfurnished excepting built In fea-
ture, shades, linoleum. gas range and
water heater large porches and closets
South front Nine blocks from postoffice-
527 W. Missouri St Apply Apt. S. Phone
snfgW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08

SEWING MACHINES bought, sold. rented
and repaired VIII call Tor and return
vs. ork guaranteed Phi. 74s ia n. Stan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08
Carpets Cleaned

CARPETS, vaCLLm dried Or steamed
cleaned Dudley Garrett Cleaning Wor<L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-08
Detective Agencies

The Ben Williams Detective Agenc
suite s1s First Nat Bank Bldg. Ph- 4
Evening journal., 1918-11-21

To insure full rental value-use tho
WANT ADS.-Adv
Evening journal., 1918-11-21
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
! Well known Actress Tells How 20
Darker Gray Hair With a Simple
Home Made Mixture.

Joioey Williams, the well known Amer
ican actress, who was recently play
ing at the Imperial Theatre in St
Louis, Mo, made the following state
ment about gray hair and how to
darken it:
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home, at very little cost that
will darken gray streaked or faded
hair. and make it soft and glossy. To
a half pint Of water add ounce Of bay
rum. small box Of Barbo Compound,
and 4 ounce Of glycerine. These in
gradients can be bought at any drug
store, at very little cost, or any drug
gist can put It up for you. Apply TO
the hair twice a week until the desired
shade is obtained. This will make a
gray haired person look 20 years
younger. This is not a. dye, it does not
color the most delicate scalp, is not
sticky or greasy and does not rub off.
Evening journal., 1918-11-21

the training camps with their fun
requirements and properly distribute
the balance for civilian use-all with
out moments delay
Imagine the confusion If we lacked
these distributing stations and the
information they are able to
give us daily as to local community
needsl
Likewise, l feel thai the quantity
and variety of dependable foods from
which Mess Sergeants at canton
ments can choose, is in itself high
endorsement of a food distributive
system as effective in war as in
times of peace.
Evening journal., 1918-11-21

meeting. Registration OF delegates be-
gan at i.so o'clock this afternoon. At Q
O'Clock the executive committee held a
session. and al O'Clock there was
meeting OF ne National League Coun-
Gil All sessions OF the conference viii
be held in the Hotel dupont. The Hostess
League will entertain visiting delegates
in private homes.
Tomorrow there will be an all-day
conference, taking up the work Of State
and local leagues The program vii,
be as follows:
$50 O'Clock, Wartime Work and AZ
ter, Informal Conference; 1890 o'clock,
Committee on Cooperation, Mrs. Frank
w. Hallowell, chairman; 2 o'clock,
Round Table, With Women Onlcials,
state and Fedora, Speakers; speakers:
Miss Hadow Great Britain. Ministry
Of Munitions, Welfare Department;
Niadamoiselle Bourat, France, Govern
ment Inspector Of Factories; Miss Julia
C. Lathrop. chief, Federal Children's
Bureau: Miss Pauline Goldmark, man
ager Women's Service, U. S. Railroad
Administration; Miss nellie Swartz,
chief, New York State Bureau OF Wo-
men in Industry; Mrs. Davis r. Dewey.
Massachusetts, Board Of Labor and In
dustries; Miss Helen s. Garrett. secre-
tary, Delaware Labor Commission; Miss
Edna Palmer, Delaware Ten Hour Law
Inspector.
The Nationa, League officers are:
Honorary president, John Graham
Brooks, Cambridge, MasE.; president,
the Hon. Newton d. Baker, Washington,
D. c.; yice-presidents, Mrs. Frederick
Nathan. New York City: Miss Jane
Addams, Chicago. ILL.,: Mrs. NJ. r. Trum-
bull, Portland, ore: Miss Myrta L.
Jones. Cleveland, Ohio: Mrs. G. w. B.
Cushing. East orange, n. j.; Mrs. B. C.
Gudden, Oshkosh, Wis; Afrs.~R. p. Hal
leck, Louisville. Ky; Mrs. Samuel S.
Fels. Philadelphia. Pa; Mrs. w. L.
Murdoch, Birmingham, Ala, Mrs. r. B.
Munford, Richmond, Va; Mrs. George
L. Berry, Pressmen's Home, Tenn;
treasurer, G. Hermann Kinnicutt, New
York City; recording secretary. Mrs.
Percy Jackson, New York City; office
star, Mrs. Florence Kelley. general sec
retary; Miss Josephine Goldmark,
publication secretary; Miss Pauline
Goldmark, research secretary; Miss
lima Gore. office secretary.
Evening journal., 1918-11-21
STAYS Lad after
TUSSLE over GUN
lcontinued From Flrst Pase.

N~NAANAh1NA AA0AAi tiANt atNsI
1890 O'Clock from Jackson Cephus. who
stated that Bordley had been killed
Police Captain Kelleher, who was in
City Court at the time, detailed Patrol
Sergeant Hahn on the case and he with
other officers hurried 10 the marsh. The
body Of the dead youth was found ly-
ing face downward with a gaping hole
In the back OF the neck. Jackson
Cephus, who was nearby, was arrest
ed as a witness and he told OF how
his uncle had shot Bordley while he,
Bordley, was running away frem the
boy. who had a 30 gauge shotgun.
After taking Jackson Cephus TO the
police station and leaving the body OF
the dead boy at the morgue. the police
started on a hunt for the boy who Is
alleged 10 have done the shooting He
was traced 10 the house No. 9i5 East
Eighth street. where the gun was found.
having been left there by Cephus. who
then went 10 the Blumenthal Company
plant where he was arrested.
After being arrested the boy told his
Evening journal., 1918-11-21
COUNCIL WILL PAY
FOR CELEBRATION
tcontInued From First page.l


Lyon, James w. Robertson and Charles
C. Foorwood. Republicans, and James
Kane, Democrat.
The matter came before Council as a
committee of the whole last night. The
Tour members who had been named eX-
pressed surprise that the entire body
had not been included on the commit
tee. They felt because Of the import
ance Of the celebration the entire Coun-
Gil should have been named and hope
that this will yet be done.
AS TO the voting Of money TO meet
the expenses Of the proposed celebra-
tion there is no doubt whatever judging
from the attitude Of members Of Coun-
cll that VIII be done at the proper time.
u was lntimated in the morning news
paper that the necessary funds may
nave 10 be secured by public subscrip
ton, but Council has no idea of allow
ing such thing. Council will go ahead
with plans for a great civic welcome
which is expected TO be the greatest
civic event in the history OF the city.
James w Robertson. Senator-elect
from the flrst Senatorial district, who
represents Council from the Fifth ward
and IS also chairman Of the finance
committee, today corroborated the
statement that Council has not changed
its idea OF giving financial aid TO the
celebration He said there IS not one
member Of Council who viii lay one
straw in the way OF proper celebra-
ton for the returning soldiers. Every
member, both Republican and Demo-
prat, Mr.. Robinson said are united on
ihis point and in through sympathy
with the plan to show the boys that
Wilmington appreciates what they have
lone.
Mayor Lawson has been making ef-
forts to locate the Pioneer Regiment,
put has failed 10 date It is thought
possible that the Delaware soldiers are
NTH the army advancing into Germany.
Mayor Lawson today said:
II the position Of City Council is
correctly stated in the morning paper,
here is a very grave misunderstanding
n my position in appointing a com
nittee TO arrange for a reception for
he returning Delaware troops. and also
% consider the matter OF a suitable
memorial in recognition Of the services
of these men TO their country as well
as OF those who gave up their lives for
their country. On account OF the flnan-
cial condition OF Wilmington, due TO
The vastly Increased expenses for neces-
sary labor and materials. the same as
that Of a private corporation, It was not
my intention to ask the Council for an
appropriation. There was no desire TO
ignore City Council and knowing that
they are interested in everything that
tends to the good Of Wilmington. i
hope that they Will serve on this com
mittee.
The following supplementary names
have been added 10 the committee
Slant B. Atkins, William B. Abberger.
Harry P. Cathcart, William G.. Coke,
John o. Hopkins, John 7. Harrington,
a. Victor Hughes. Arthur Johnson, An
drew L. Johnson, James 6. Nfearns, John
y. McDonough, Joseph E. McCafferty,
Charles A. Rudolph. z. I. Toy, Howard
NJ. Ward, Harrie T. Price, Gamble La
Trobe and w. w. Laird
Evening journal., 1918-11-21

With oUer one.third of the Armour
output going to feed our Army
and Allies, there is greatly restricted
supply for civilian use. The problem
Of Branch Managers is to see that
this quota is evenly distributed, so
that our young men in training may
lack nothing in this respect
This we are successfully doing. And
in so doing, the Armour Branch
. House system has had an oppor-
tunity of proving itself as never be-
fore. Because we have over four hum
dred Branch Houses, we can correctly
gauge food-consumption at different
points. Hence we can equalize the
available supply, serve the boys IN
Evening journal., 1918-11-21
Collecting Americas
Choicest Foods for Our
Boys i'm the CantOnlnents

X/OU and the packers have made
" our fighting forces THE Best Fed Army
II in the World" Your part was accom-
p1ished through denying yourselves through
measaving Ours in keeping part of system work
ing high pitch supply the Arys demand The result
has been 1907 efficiency. Food of the things that
Army has lacked how urgent the call
Evening journal., 1918-11-21

version OF the shooting He said that he
and Bordley. while cunning in the
marsh. entered into an argument over
the possession OF the gun, and IL was
agreed that II Bordley could take the
weapon away from Cephus, he. Bord-
ley. could shot Cephus
This was agreed TO by Cephus, II is
said, who was 10 shot Bordley II he
managed TO retain the weapon After
wrestling for awhile for the weapon.
Cephus says he got the better OF the
tussle Then Bordley started 10 run.
The hammer OF the weapon was up and
pointing IL at the fleeing boy, Cephus
said he fired. the charge entering Bord-
ley's neck. He then told OF running to
the East Eighth street house and leav-
Ing the weapon and then going in
search Of his mother.
Evening journal., 1918-11-21
DISSEMINATING NEGRn RnnIEs-

Owing to a number Of bodies Of
Negroes in the old cemetery at Second
and Union streets being in the way OF
the extention Of the Lynch Construction
Company's housing project there. the
bodies are being disinterred. The Board
OF Health is furnishing the pine boxes
for the reinterment Of the bodies which
are being reinterred in Mt. Olive Gene
terry
Evening journal., 1918-11-21
DON'T ENDURE RHEUMATIC PAIN!
HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR You

Stop the paint Give me relief That's
what you want when you're hurt.
That's what you get with Sloan's Lini-
ment. Il not only kills pain" but
does II quickly. without delay
II you're tormented by Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprsins, Bruises. Backsche,
and body or nerve psin-just see how
quickly a little Sloan's Liniment gives
relief The very first application rests
and comforts. Seems 10 reach rsyilt
Evening journal., 1918-11-21
WAR SECRETARY
IN CITY TONIGHT
fcontInued From Tlrst Page.l

be the guests OF honor at the banquet
in the Hotel dupont tonight which
opens the nineteenth annual meeting OF
the National Consumers League.
General T. Coleman dupont Will pre-
side at the banquet, which will begin at
7 o'clock Following the dinner. ad-
dresses will be made by Secretary Baker
and by Mrs Kelley on the subject,
The Post War World; Sharing the Re
sponsibility for Industry"
There will be fifteen or more distin-
guished men and women officials from
Washington as guests at the dinner.
At the close Of the dinner. probably
soon-after 8 o'clock, the dining rom
viii be thrown open in order that
members OF the league, their friends
Evening journal., 1918-11-21
WILLOW GROVE LAD
MISSING In ACTION

The name Of Private George z. Ford
Of Willow Grove, Del, appears on the
war casualty list today He is reported
as missing in action.
The name Of Mrs. Samuel Ford is Civ
en- as his nearest relative.
Evening journal., 1918-11-21

down 10 the seat OF the trouble, warm
ing and easing the nerves and tissueGL1 4
You can almost feel the Inflammation,
swelling or stiffness subside. ss the
pain grows less and less.
You don't even have 10 wsit TO rub
in Sloans Liniment. 10 penctrates, and
It's clear, clean liquid can be poured
right on the skin without staining. Got
generous size bottle from your drug
gist today zoe. 6Oc. Sf2O.