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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-17

ZAP0RNA 0DPOVEb AMERIKY NEOB-
SAHUJE AMI STO SLOW.
BERLIN PoPfRA, zE BY v RAKOU.
SKEM NARHU MEL PRSTY.

Washington 16 zarf. - odpovedi pomerne strucne,
neobsahuc slov zama Amerka sty veho presden
ia Wsona mrove pfedehry vady kadouc
dIraz ze vaka pvod mdze mir en rozhodnym vtezstvm
Odmnu Sousta ktere duzno povazova spoeene vsech
spoencn dava cepralnm mocm jevo, zemena Rakou
sku ze Spojene Saty dnes nemaj co vyjednavati
Presidenovo posestvf, jez byo dnes vecer statnm
ketafem Lansngem uveeneno este rakou
skemu mnstersvu zahrancnich zaezito prosfednictvm
svedskeho vysance dodano. Lansing prohlasuje
Jsem presdentem splnomocnen oznamt nasledovni od-
poved teto vlady nou vady navhuci
nedfedni konferenci valcicich moci:
Vada Spoenych Satd uznava, ze jest zde en edna od
pove mona ma navrhy csafske vady rakouskouherske
Byly M nekokrate plnou upffmnostf udany podminky
kterych by Spoene Say uvazovat molly mirovych pod
ihkach proto neohou nechtf vsupovat navrhy ke
jeiiqhz stav ncel Jest TAX jaeny
Odtava odpoved Spojenych Statd jest snad nerychlej
statnickym aktem pfpad6 tax vece ddezitem ktery
kdy nekterou vadou ysech zdesfch polit
ckych kruzich jest projevovan ednohlany souhlas o
presidenta Wlsona Poedne setrvava mirovem ma
vrhu ucinenem reci dne Mount Vernon kdy
podmnky shrnu clanky nchz fet pozaduie ebeurce
nj vsech malych narodd. n
Rakouske pozvani valcicim mocm spoecne konferenci
ucineno byp rakouskym zahrannim mnistrem Burane
vlastni vrub, jak prav nemecky sk m Nemecko pry
ma navrhu omto ve kdezto rancouzske sty vrd re
hOlOu nemOznOs aby RakOuskO tax uZkehO styku
Nemeckem moho odvazt podobneho kroku bez plneho
souhlas mocn9sho spojence Vdenke noviny kara samy
n9mecky tsk III prohasu ze Nemecko dobre zame
rech Burianovych vedelo.
Dosl6 zpravy Svycarsku vysovuji nahed, ze
videnske salmaje miru zaznely Sc svolenm Nemecka.
Souhas zamitavou odpoved presidenta Wilsona pro-
jev tez byvay president Taft menu mirove gy kere
jest prededou Podobne vyslov kardina Gibbons Bal
timore byvaly president Roosevelt v Oyster Bay.
Jedne odpovedi die zde panujciho vseobecneho ma
mohou Nemc sve mrove vyzvani docka tou bude
veky spoenecy napor pod Fochem zapadn fronte ke
proveden bude ese nez nasavacf zma sz vaecne
ma bojistlch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-17
NOW oDvoD.

Do 16. rijna bude zaveden
rovy odvod branch y. Ohio a ma
'sledovne v nasem m6ste. Cele
'Soustati must pos!at 1883
Fvylosovanych branch ku odvo-
du cehoz ma mas stat Ohio
-9,595 muzI pfipadne. Pakli
rutnost tomu bude kazati, ne.
kteri muzi budou zde odvadenj
jiz die posledni registrace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-17

LlOvanaJa, IranSbaJkalskO
s. zari. (Opozd9na zprava)
General Horvath, jenz poslee
nj dobou ustanovili provisorn
sibifsky kabinet pribyl sem ,
Vadivostoku, ably Sc s1castni
konference spojeneckych vojt
vndcG. General ceskoslovenskt
armady Gajda pravil, ze gen
iIorvath povolan byl "a dcelen
aby vysvetlil stav cinske w
chodnf drahy. Ma konferenc
podili Sc general Semenov, VIC
ce kozaki, gen. Dietrich, veil
ltel ceskoslovenske armady, ge
neral Fujii, velitel jap. vojen
Iske vypravy v Mandzursku 8
anglicti, frarcouzsti j japonst
|vojensti pridelenci. Gen. Gaj'
|da uspofadal slavnostnf ban
knt.na potsSt spojeneckych W
liteld a privftal je proslovenfm
Gen. Gajda pri rozmluve sc
zastupci spoicneho tisku udal,
ze generalem byl jmenovan
dne /. zarf ruskou ceskosoven--
skou Narodnf Radou; jeifmz ST
diem jest dnes Jekatrinoburk.
Stab jeho sestaven jest z Ce-
choslovaki Rust. Jest velice
dbalym pffsne discipliny a vzdy
prvnim pozadavkem ma ddstoj-
nictvu jeho Jest, ably Sc tito w
strihali politiky a svoji energii
venovali jedine ma potent ra-
kcnskonemeckvch nepfatel.
V polnim blavnim stanu by
lv teprve nyn; oznameny po-
drobnosti o historickem tazeni
Cechoslovakn. kteri 81 probili
cestu celou Sihiri. Cechoslovaci
obsadili Novo Nikolaievsk 26.
kv6tna. ale dostihli teprve IL.
Tervna Lrkutska. Ia cesty uda
10 Sc mnoho urputnvch bold a
ceskoelovenskG voisko Caste Hu
ceno cpustiti drahu a mocf 81
vvdohVti volny prdchod. Casio
Sc vrhali razpet. abv odrazili
v t11u nepfatcle strategic ia
70 prinASe1a Jim 1spSchyh a
pronasledovatelhm ieiich t&z-
k1ch ztrat. 80 tunelii transibif
sks drahv bvlo opatreno nina
m; ale Cechoslovaci rvchlymi
nrepadv nepopTavali bolsevi-
kim casu. abv tnnelv mOhly
btti vyhozeny do vzduchu.
(PokraGovani nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-17
kONFERENCE SPOJENECKYCH
VOJEVUDCU MA SIBfRI.
CESKOSLOVENSKOU ARMADA ZASTUPUJf
CENERALOvE DIETRICHS A cAJpA.
PODROBNOSTI OcESKOsLOVENsKEM VALEcNEM
TAzENf.

Zni6en byl jen jeden. Mezi tin
co odklizovany byly jeho tros'
ky, teskoslovensti d9lostrelc
sami vytahli della ma strmt
hfebeny; ostatni vojsko nasle
dovalo "a nejv9tsfch obtizi pr
naprostem nedostatku zasob
Soucasn9 Sc zmocnili Cechosle
vaci Listviniceskaje v blizko-
sti Irkutsku ma zapadnim bfe'
hu jezera Bajkalu, kde nalez
ii diva mensi poskozene parni
ky. Plavidla byla rychle oprs
vena a osazena dv9ma dely
strojnimi puskami a parniky
vypluly smerem vychodnfm vie
kouce cluny naplnene vojskem
Pomoci valecne lsti podaile
Sc Jim pristat; u Misovoje, al
byli ohrozeni velkymi lodemi
mezi mimi parniky Yerus4i Z
Ba,kal. Dobre mfrene rany z
teskeho della rotrfstily gasoli-
move nadrzky nepratelskych
plavidel a zaniti1y pozar. BOZ:
Sevicti lodnfci plni strachu j.
hned dovofili Cechoslovaknm
pfjstati, ale podnikli ma posled
n6isi 1tok ze zadu. Ia boje
oadl plukovnik Gusakov. stab
nj sef gen. Gajdy a mrtvola je
no, hrozne zmrzacena naleze
ma pozdeji.
V bitve Il Misovoje NELL boil
sevici 60 vlakI. z nichz ztratili
40. z cele branne moci 10000
muzi rude eardy zabito jich
bylo 5000 a zaiato 1000. Ostat
nj rozprchli Sc do lesI. Poraz-
ka Jeiich pisobila ma bolsevic
ke vojsko, stoiici ma vychode
demoralisuj{cfm doimem.
Dix zrucnosti ceskosloven-
sk5ch technikH opravovany by
lv znicene mostly tax rychle. ze
dohotoveny bvlv drive, nezli Sc
ustupuiici nepritel ze sve po-
razky vzpamatoval. Verkneu-
dinsk a Kirimskaja obsazeny
bez boie. Vse len nasledkem ne
obvcejne rvchleho postum &c
skoslovenskeho vojska k Cite.
Rudi gardiste. kteff mali
pred gen. Gaidou neobvceiny
respekt vydavali ochotne zbra
ne a st&vali 90 klidnvmi obca-
nv k velk6 radost veskereho o
statniho obvvateRstva.
c<rorX d,.uh6N
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-17
cEsKA sKOLA We LvovE.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. c. Kraja
ri usazeni v hlavnim meste Ha
lice, Lvove, zalozili pro sve de-
ii ceskou skolu. sko!u navstevu
je asi padesat deti bankovnich
ufednfkI a zeleznicnfch zrizen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-17
AMERICE PRAVE Kk1D
Sc ma NEMECK7CH i ]
FRANCOUZI u C1ENHl
ZAJALI 600 II
SRBOVE v MAKEDONII yZAk
BULHARSKE POSICE,
1900 NEPkATE

Americana nell vcera nekolik 4 RI4ezi
Cotes de Lorraine rekou Mose. PraS.9 3g ~ 7e IA
zapadnfm brehu reky, severn6 cd m6sf46 Deon
to po dobyti "kn6zskeho lesa' kopq4& r. SNNpec
je nejvyssim tamnejsim bodem Tezk&A( <&Rae-
cena zmin9nou esn vyvyseninu, beI66 1nGk Ill
nice cd nepratelskych posic ku fece y4dp asSsSSs
General Gallwitz po sve porazceSN 566n1fG du-
je znacn6 silly pechot fekou st4 n xogf1c& by
nasvedtovalo, ze pokusf protot R<M fnec-
kych letcI bojisti pfibyo vzdor tori 0i&ekx a.
viatika st. Mihiel e posud pfeva1 516 GO W
pravami Huny hrozne poskozue. Cd A. III 6l&D r&-
ma spojenecti letci napadl pemeckos1ct( IRAN
|gen, Courcelles Boulay. Buhl Saa14ff1a me
Sf T. DolEaSf 1s47hc1m
znicen cey vojensky vlak NepffteI pdpop9dft vzdus
nym najezdem mestecko ST. Mjel pokus ten sesa se
vSak fiaskem Nemci ztrat cee 90 asroplAnax xpojene
16.; I. :. afF s%Ss 81 81 fA4ak 6 hf T+
Material ukoristeny Pershingovym yoisken We vybezku
St. Mihe stale rozmnozuje jedna v5zkuna hid
ka obevila lese Janinu nekok opustEnych bater
ckych del ku akci pne pfpravenych Rovn9x eutonsch
zajacd Amercanm prib9va mez mimi zvlasnf nespokoie
most jevf zaja rakosi ddstonfc Tvrd ze N9ci necha
je ronte bez stfeiva vsi line pipravenos hlavnf
meckv vol ze prch sekoru hned zahaen amerk6 ka
nonady.
Ia nemeckou linii reky nas avatikove pozoruf stv
neklid radach neprael General Gawz ponpje sva VOL
ska aksi bezrane akoby sic us Pershngv ixAdr "a
to vsak nemoh vvshnou kde vastn9 pffst anerca
dopadne Nekterf znac ocekava ze PershinR ponine
zeni do Brey zeezaskeho obvodu podporovan fran
couzskou armadou Verdunu rozestavenou
Mezi tim Francouzi zvolna probf Sc ku Chemin-Des-
Danes ku m6stu kde vcera postoun m dvoumfove
front9 zaiali 600 nepfatel
Bove frontv NELL vcera nskolik okalnfch -
spechd nichz neddlezesm dspechem byl posup podel
pruplavu Ypres-Comines a.
Vcera tez Makedonii spoieneck4 dx1a "a rozhoukaa
Bylo tax zvlase vardaru kde rbs unac Fancouz pod
porovani wall dtokem diva buharsk& zakopove seny "a
jail asi 1900 svvch protvnd Ia vGeresho sbseho VI
tezstvi dobytv tez t opevnene horv V6nk Dobre Pole
Soko sc az 5577 stop mad moskou hadnou Jde
nemocnes kdys buharske posice mez vardarem jeze-
rem Dorjanskym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-17
BRITSKA VLADA PRESIDENTU
MASARYK0VI.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar.

=: Ceskoslovenska Eskova Kancear.
Washington D. c. Britsky premier David Lloyd Georg
zasa profesou Masarko presdentu Ceskoslovenske Ma
ro1n Rady tento projev britske vlady: ~ ~
hc Jmenem britslsho vileSn4ho kabnetu zasil4m V6m
nejsrde1nSjsi bahopf&ni pronikavemu uspschu doc
lensmu Seskosloven.kyni vojsy proti armsd&m nShe-
ckym q rakouskxm Sibifi. " a#-~@'
Historic odv6znosti a triumfu teto male arm6dy, je
jednou nejvstsch epk historic Napnila mas vSechny
obdvem pro odhodlanost vyrvalost sebekazen Va3ch
krajand ukazuje, jak m6ze byti pfsp6no triumfu,
pres vzd1lenost nedostAtek materielnich
.tFedkd tsm kdoz .vych srdcich ehov.j duch svo
body.
V&s narod poskytl neoceniteln< sluzby Rusku spo-
jencdnn jch boj osvobozen svsta Cd despocie. -
4 Nildy toho nezaponeneme. "a; ;rtT3" .S@1na@t.t
.--f.- -.#. ~'15-a-4S 49, LLOYD GEORGE
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-15
HOW THE GOVERNMENT
HELPS HARVESTERS
Weather Bureau Tells Two
Weeks in Advance When
Crops Will Be Ripe.

Beginning with the June 5 is
sue, the National Weather and
Crop Bulletin published by the
Weather Bureau, will contain a
series of charts showing where
the harvesting of various crops
has been commenced and where
they will be ready for harvest
one or two weeks in advance.
Reports on the ripening OF
crops are made to the section di-
rectors of the Weather Bureau
in each state, and are telegraph
ed by them to the central office
Tuesdayforenoons. The pub
lished information is forwarded
promptly to the Office Of Farm
Management, and is used in an
ticipating labor needs in differ
ent parts of the country. In
a normal season ripening, and
consequently the harvesting,
of winter wheat coves northward
over the Great-Plains region at
an average rate of twenty miles
a day. This rate may be in
creased by cool, cloudy weather,
or hastened by hot, sunshiney
conditions. The National
Weather and Crop Bulletin
shows the rain all, tempature,
a j sunshine evailing during
the week preceding and the eff
feet of these conditions upon
general vegetation.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-15
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATION

The United States civil SER
vice commission announces that
a Plumber, noneducational, ex.
animation will be held on July
19, 1918, for the purpose of fill.
ing a vacancy in the position Of
plumber lin the Quartermastel
Corps service at Nogales, Ari.
zona.
Application blanks and fur.
ther information may be obtain
ed from the local secretary, ,boart
of civil service examiners, at No
.gaes, Ariz., immigration Office
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-15
The Daily Morning Oasis
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, 1918.
NEW SERIAL AT NOGALES
THEATER TODAY
''The Eagles Eye" Tells Story
of German Spy System in
the United States.

The new serial that will STAR
THIS AFTERNOON at the No
gales theater, ''The Eagles
Eye" was written by William j..
Flynn, former chief of the Unit
ed States secret service, and
gives the inside story of German
intrigue in America and how the
government thwarted it.
The author and subject of no
other serial ever has received
the tremendous newspaper pub
licty given to William J. Flynn
and "The Eagles Eye" 1t is a
vivid, startling, intensely dra-
matte perturbation, in twenty
amazing episodes, of imperial
Germany's secret crimes against
American lives-American prop
! erty-American industry.
Chief Flynn has Incorporated
each episode facts of startling
magnitude-truths so condemn
ing that they have worldwide
effect.
The first episode is entitled
"The Hidden Death" and tells Of
the conspiracy for the destruc-
tion of the Lusitania. Inside
history of that terrible crime
against civilization will be shown
in the picture.
And in each episode will be
given details of how, and by
whom these spy plots were con-
ceved, financed and carried out.
Nogales Theater, Saturday,
June Is.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-15
CHANGE IN BUSINESS.
TO WHO NIT MAY CONCERN

TO WHO NIT MAY CONCERN
The public is hereby notified
that ON the 18th day of May,
"a. D. 1918, J. A. Harrison and
r. S. Gray took over the business
Of the Harrison Hide company,
and that on said 18th day of
May, 1918, the partnership
composed of J. A. Harrison, r.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-15

IS. Gray and M. Eppstein, dong
business under the firm name
Harrison Hide company, was
dissolved.
(Signed) J. A. HARRISON.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this
18th day of June, A. D. 1918.
6:15-3t
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-15
INCREASES ASSESSMENTS

AT the meeting of Equalization
too osmanna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-21

----------------------- ----------
War Savings Jingle
Thrift stamps Thrift stamps !
Sixteen on card,
Keep our Sammees marching.
And, say! IT amt so hard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-21
CamOufage

Funny how a lot OF school books
impress the family. Got a notice
from the library yet that the ones
you took home. to show where
Dads checks went, were overdue?
Michigan Gargoyle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-21
A Whole Regiment
BY FoNrAINE FOX

III you wanna fight, why don't
you join the army?".
''Ah got bad teeth"
You don't bite 'em; you shoot
EN-"
well, ah belong to Company c."
Company c? What's dat?'
..Ah see 'em leave an ah see
'em come home. The Log.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-21
CCopyrlght,l

First Soldier Cooking at pictures
Of himself which do you think
Is the best, Mike?
Second Soldier Well, person
ally, I think the one Of you in the
xas mask d hest, Fem etats
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-21
He Was Convicted

He-If / stole kiss, would 1t be
petty larceny?
She-No, think 1t would be
grand.-The Keystone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-15
10000 Texans absent
From State But Voting
Strength Is Unchanged

Austin, Texas. July 15.-Desplte the
absence Of approximately 100000 Tex
ans from the state, that number, II Is
estimated, having joined the army,
the vote in Texas this year promises
10 be fully Up 10 the standard OF 1or-
mer elections, even were the feminine
vote eliminated From the records i
is found that there have been issued
approxinately 100000 poll tax re-
ceipts and exemptions this year which
is about the average number
II is estimated that nearly 100000
are Democrats and VIII participate in
the coming state primary election on
July %. There were about zyvigy0
poll tax receipts issued 70 Repuolt-
cans. Socialists and other parties IN
Texas. which viii eutitle these 10
vote at the state election in Novem-
Der.
Adding the feminine vote, which Is
expected 10 be a little over 100000 as
the registrations are expected 70
reach close 10 900. 900, VIII make aO0,-
ObU votes cast in the state primary
election. Should any Of the contests
be real close it may be several days
before &c viii be fully ascertained VINO
has won and who has been defeated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-15
BAND PLAYS IN
RAINF0RFRANGE
Speaking at Union Services
on Square Abandoned.
Rain Drives Crowd.

With the raindrops scattering fas-
ter and faster on their instruments,
and a black cloud looming up. threat
ening a heavier deIuge than ever, the
musicians OF the 314th cavalry band,
A. " Byers. leader. stuck to their
post on the stand at Cleveland Square
Sunday night, and played the Mar
senlaise," the French national hymn,
while Brig. Gen. R L. Howe and his
staff and the entire audience stood at
attention in the gathering dusk and
rain.
This was practically the only part
Of the proposed celebration Of the
French independence day that ac-
rually was carried out, speeches by
Gen. Howe, OF the American army;
Capt Louis Gerard, OF the French
army; Rev. John ~ Jackson. Of the
First Methodist church, and city Of
ficials having TO be called off because
Of the inclemenr weather. Acting
mayor J. p. O'Connor. city clerk Jack
Dawson. French consular agent John
IT. Romaguy and the others were on
the stand. ready for their part Of the
program
Not more than half a dozen French
flags flew Sunday in FL PasO. one OF
them being flung from the window
Of Gen. r. I. Howze's office in the
Mills building and the other from
the front OF the White House Ref
erences were made by the clergy Of
the city in their regular Sunday SER
mons TO the significance Of the day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-15
CAREFULLY
THE FOOD
Every Man Has All He Can
Eat but Can't Waste;
Care of Food.

Camp Travis. July 15--From the
moment the soldiers food enters the
door Of his company kitchen it is
subject to the severest system Of reg
uIarions. sanitation and economy.
Perishable articles 90 at once TO the
huge refrigerator, where a quarter Of
a beef can be hung without crowding.
Potatoes, onions and similar vegeta-
bles go to specially constructed bins,
while canned good and packages are
aligned I'm rows on the storeroOm
shelves. The refrigerator is emptied
once a day and scrubbed out thor
cughIy with boiling water and soap.
The floor and shelves Of the store
room are treated likewise.
No meat is served in an army mess
hall at Camp Travis until all bone
has been removed The bone is cut
INTO suitable size and warmed W
gradually in order 10 extract all juices
Ior soup stock
In the mess hall, posted in promi-
nenr places. viii be found signs sucn
as, Take all you can ear-eaL all you
take" As the men finish their meal
they take their aluminium pan and
cup, together with the knife, FORK aIC
equipment, 10 large galvanized cans,
some Of which are for refuse and 9th
ers contain hot water, where each
man washes his own utensils At the
refuse cans stands a guard, who notes
what goes into them and takes the
name OF every man who has failed 10
lick his platter clean" The list Of
names goes 10 the mess sergeant
eventually and the men on the list 90
70 the kitchen as kitchen police.
Even Garbage Is Sorted.
Even the garbage is arranged fo-
and carefully sorted and disposed Of
Tin cans are washed. labels soaked
off. ana the cans strung on wires for
recovery Of the Tin by reclamation
processes. Kitchen waste is DIVIDED
into classes so thar contractors VINO
buy il may handle It TO The best ad-
vantage.
After classification each class Is
weighed and a record kept Of the
weight and forwarded 10 the camp
conservation and reclamation officer
In this manner a complete statement
Of the waste accumulating at every
camp kitchen in camp is available anu
any. excessive amounts are at once IN
vestigated. The very garbage con-
rafuers themselves are subject 70
regulations. and in practically all or
housed in screened in sheds built for
the purpose. In this manner flies are
shut out
Camp Personal Mention
Serrt- Frederick Lamb. who has
been attached 10 the SD company Of
the I65th depot brigade, was recently
transferred TO the 55th company OF
the same brigade. where he viii await
orders 10 be transferred TO some place
where lie viii be reuirsd as a chemist
Corn. Lewis q. Harrison OF the zoth
company, 9Th battalion. l65th depot
brigade, is trying out 10 be a serge
ant. IL is expected that soon ne WI
become one. as he is a very good
worker.
Machanic William u Harvey, OF
the same organization, IS always
happy ard keeps busy using his saw
and hammer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-15
TO RECRUIT UNSKILLED
LABORERS FOR WAR WORK

WASHINGTON, D. Q. July l5.-DeIln-
tie plans for putting into effect the
Capitalization Of unskilled labor re-
cruiring for war industries under the
United States employment service
after August ] have been determined
upon at a conference Just closed Of the
federal employment service.
All plants have been instructed to
notify Immediately the agent Of the
United States employment service the
number Of unskilled men employed BY
them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-15
Richard SteDens First
Boy Scout ''Ace" Gets
Palm From President

Richard stevens. Is years or age,
son III M and Mrs H ]. stevens, zs-l
san DieCo street. is the first FL Paso
nov TO be declared a Boy Scout ace
and TO be awarded the palm decoration
~ the president of the United states
TIE young man received this SIN
Eular distinction for sellns over
S5066 north of war saving stamps.
Fov scouts are rated aces when they
nave sold $1,000 worth OF stamps, but
YOUNG stevens received the palm, the
highest mark a boy scout can receive
Tor his additional sales. In awarding
him the palm. president wilson sent
the Young boy a personal letter com
--I1-,e-+f-- him On his work Mrs.
Stevens and Richard are now In CALI
fornla on 2 vacation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-15
RANCE IS Good
At CLARENDON
Showers Encourage Cattle
men; Panhandle Growers
Shin to New Mexico.

T. II. Pyle. IT.. inspector al Clarea-
don. Tex, said in his weekly. report
10 the Panhandle and Southwestern
stockman's association headquarters
here that in that section it was cloudy
and showery, and that the range was
ia good condition
Scott Montgomery shipped one car
load Of COWS and calves from Claren-
don 20 DaIharL
II. Linley shipped one CARLOAD OF
yearIings from Claude 20 TT worth
J. r. Thomas shipped one carload
OF COWS from Claude TO TT WORTH
Dry Around DeminE.
Henry snyder. inspector al LeIlllLl6'
n m said In his last report that II
was very dry and hot and with no
rain soon everything viii cry up OF
burn ur. A good rain fell Few day
ago al LorcsDurg- ,,.
J. H. Howell inspector at DA-naIl,
Tex. said that the country east OF
here was getting dry. The crops are
not hurt. but viii be in snort time
if no rain falls. The grass is zine.
Heifers Bring $3.50.
Gus p Goats sold one carlo4Q o.
two wear old thoroughbred hereloru
bulls for breeding and shipped them
from nara n -ealr Eve ---H AZ ~
X ri He also sold 50 head Of regis
istered yearling heifers TO C. II. Cone4
al $3.50 per head and shipped them
from Romero 10 Nara Visa. He soIa
one carload OF registered bulls 20 Bud
Bennett at s115 per head and snlppea
them from Romero 90 SJralLol o.
n n Caskhm sold two carloads OF
old COWS and steers TO Charles Hack
erd and shipped them from Dalhart 10
the Kansas City market
ships To kansas City.
Robert Bentley sold two carloaas
Of cows. calves and dry cows % Ian
Cissur, and shipped them from STRAIT
FORD to Kansas City Mr. Cissum also
bought one carload Of mixed cattle
rom different cartlemen Of this sec
ton and SHIPPED them from STRAIT
ford 10 Kansas city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-15
U. S. HAS JOBS FOR SEWER
WORKERS AND SPECIALISTS

Common laborers, sewer pipe fit
tiers and several specialists are want
ed az the United States employing nt
bureau. in the basement Of the city
hall For sewer work out Of town
$50 common laborers are needed. This
work pays IS cents an hour, ten
hours work and II hours pay, max
ing S2.T5 per day. Board costs 81 a
day. Work is TO be completed by
August Is
Sewer pipe filters for work, paying
625a cents an hour, II hours pay per
day. are wanted. Is or more Sunday
work is at the same rate
For induction. or enlistment, re-
frigerati0u and steam engineers,
chemical workers mot chemists). and
electricians. the latter for Lakehurst,
y. J.. are also wanted at the bureau