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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


Cl.l.AN sleeping room Tor rent two Ia.
dies o. couple private home. aib West
WANTED uentiomah roommate 10
share large furnished modern south
rlHt room, walking distance 49, hoafd
'lnHr ~ a. Maple iN
~ NSiHiiEp sulte " rooms With use VI
Kitchen and dining room w $50
on nicely furnished room ana room lof
transient NJ COS W mn, Maple lOgn
TWO LARGE bedrooms with ilylug room
ana telephone duWnainitHi also Que bed
room upHialiH can W bi2b
tuR REM Two nIcols furnished sItsp
ms rooms roo y SIN
sTEAM iI.ATlD WuONB 1850 aud ~
" GIll
lll,tIIlu room. prlyite homo. walk
ING dlttuurri ladies only IA West
rHrF
o. tNl.lllb room iur one of Two young
men, M couple employed. Wat 1900
IIff.E IN ul.rlt FURNISHED font room.
private %onltau,oi ior ladies employed.
mo- West I'D
.ltNlHiIlb room for frui 80 go North
Walnut
Nl'EiY Furnished uums. NH outside.
N"' HNN N'NN NNN'N w WHY INNIl
strictly first class IN every respect. rates
by week, $3.50 AMI up
ALEXANDER UOOMp.
1.2p W Main Phone wal Ipf
MlllAED 4 GRAVES. prop
Nl1. furnish ruHm uui breakfast n
Young lads employed. IN exchange foi
company ut nights must have refer,
'Wro IHll NHplo fn'G
tnIt nINT ,err desirable hpNrnuu
nm flf0i floor iur LADY 20 w. a.
NICELY furnished room. walking DISTURB
Young ladies preferred ~ liDj C1'
vs.. I'm
MOLLY Furnished south room Win
hoard fur ivu people Wal i.nl
tL uilnuMS fur tent. " prl month
rh0HH " 1924
lUirri. uevl, fnuiah,l mont room
con onIent tu hot bath np other room.
'fH " 2lp1.I iOnh g. lrd
uNE nice sleeping room Tor rent. wnlk.
INK distance ii2 W loih Wal t2Ii
NICELY furnished south room ln prI,ni,
hOmo 10 gentleman or middle aged
lady employed References ~ W 10Th
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If You Are Looking for
Something to Sell,
Come to
iO8 Colcord Bldg.
l.. b. Reynolds


STOCK ~HAltsMAN WANTED
We have % mill almost completed. viii
DO IN operation HhOrilyi Capitalization
iI.. NNn. pbf value a Ou per share. fully
plId end non HsHesanhlo, only 1000
HnhlfH lHIIrl ~ promoters. 700 nOn shares
iu be- fHld. N which over "A. 900 have
been ru'l md paid fuf We want some
good husiIrr honest mon Hui sonnet iu
HuIl siU. a. u0 fiscal nrrui. good commits
fluu 60 good people Ntltr Uf Wlto muck
nus ~, MlHml ulla
~tALENAi.N wanted lu every county IN
oklahoma IN Fell on and refining stock
Zoo % COMPANY that expects IN Dim 100
wells. dividends from first not produce
lluu. 'nHllY sold. YOU can invest your
own money ana invite Vuuf closest
uIruls can or write VOC ]ltcfHhoNitI
i'iH Oklahoma Gus okla
ATTENTION Nh HAiNuurb MAN
want several Fuud snlSsmrn, experience
mot necessary. ON I NHnt ,uu 70 A. II 10
hustle. when Nuu M thut yuu Will nhNH
your ."lf n hiT income. and Won viii sell
WY HtU.l have r. lIunup ON Ol thnt viii
wlks yUu from 'fnn IN $500 pef month
f.Inds glni. doesn't ~ Wei, there Hrs
Than ihrt r1Ii Tor vs. " mass. ioni Oll
Tyrhhnro mig toid Campbell HliE },
ukl1h0rH Ciiy, Okla
FNiraNtTv WANTtD
IN fell national advertised accessory IA.
root iu car Owner. every auto uN uff r.
buyer. special contract in llys agents
F1l.ir 90 commission. ursSosllri con
pHr1tlHus hank fuIrrrUyr furnished FmrIl
capital required can M STANFORD Tire
nnl accessory 90 sn1 West IN
MI have tho beet pruunHiiiNn sref uf.
fsrsi o. high rrada salesman. our new.
popular mice business and professional
mems r0uttHrt has mo- suurll Wuie tuf
particulars TODAY business Mems c1sus
nifty 60, ti9 ~ Campbell nldE, Okla.
ma CIV. Okla.
WANTED Tao more s,lesmen Tor city
and country, a. represent an osthh.
liHhod house. handling automobiles and
accessories and farm tractors. machine
cry, etc. also a Legitimate and mrrltOh.
oIs proposition Tor stock sllcsmsn' 81.
p%erlonre not necessary M Investment
required. permanent position fnr flEht
parties Can ur write Farmers Hnf
nhnh'fs' i~niostmsni ~ West Grand
avenue. oklahoma Guy, Okla
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DREssMARlEG AND MILLINER

puEssNAklNG and alterations Maple
aiia.J.
bNESkNAklNu Ht hHmr of out, hN tls
day Miss Roper. WHl lAll
w Al rehmslrcss can Wal 1860
DniHNM NklNI aud tailoring worH
gunfHntrud, NHl En tn iho humrh IhII
Walnut fUik
pREssNlAklND ht day or contract vol
1855 MIfH liuNsr
pltEsHMAklSG Ii, dny or contract "
1885 Miss luWte
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT


TWO nice comfortable unfurnlshod base,
mont rooms Tor housekeeping 40 West
tth.
TWO furnished rooms Tor light house.
Keeping adults only. 6nD W hth.
TWO furnished rooms fur ilrht house
keeping! adults only Cnl Wet buh
HAYWOOD APARTMENTS i27ii q
9th ~ rnuth front. 1,tOum apartment
with private hath riuliS only
TllllEH nicely furnished duwusltna
housekeeping rooWH private entrance.
rhone w 1901. nfinf I p m
TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms.
upstnlfB. close 10. adults only. Wet
1925.
ON housekeeping room. modern close
in ~ o. 9Th.
TWO largo houHrkrtnlng toums With
bath, uutlv ufnlnhol garden spot; 90
per month. lo2i n Dewey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
SITUATIONS WANTED. MALE

SALESMAN wants position with good
house, Oklahoma territory. successful
can deliver the goods; no stock prOpO-
Eltion, not subject to draft F-Ss. cart
Oklnhomau.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANO TUNING $1.76

Iwiftt haplH 1884
ONE hlTh grade piano Tor sale, cash.
500 Phone wal l67S. sac W 10th
Almost New Victrola
and records; also beautiful
specially made "Blddle"
piano; both in mahogany.
and selling at auction in the
big house sale, / o'clock,
Thursday, 40 Broadway
Circle
o. K. AUCTION co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
70 SELL your household Foods, co
Cornish Furniture Co Mapis u


TO SELL your housshola Foods. 60
Cornish Furniture Co hspls "
SEVEN rooms of beR utiful furniture fos
sale nj q sacrifice N sold Immediately
must sell ell together 20 broadway clrs
ole, Maple as1b.J
ron RALE-A good piano and large slss
davenport used very little, call N.
75ig.U
slNdM AND wmTE koTKKy used
very little, cash or terms, Call Maple
1l12 J. n y Dillon, s01 East 9Th,
fUAN1H Premier and Tools bargain;
Wal 1909 Or ~, care o~klAhoman,
futR rooms NJ beautiful furniture for
H1lo NJ - sacrifice n sold Al once, must
a,ll al together and can rent house. sss
East bih.
fult BALE Antique bod and dresser ard
cnnmOde, SOLID walnut, beautifully
hand rarycdi A. years old. Phone W.
900, bgu west 9th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
STATESMEN WANTED

4 LIVE salesman IN srll stock and lsko
urdrfN IHr gundF con Ht .Ul Wee.
lnd Hi Tho Auto Owu,rH hurply Com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

Stock Statesmen
AttemGiomg
The Union National
Securities Company is
placing on the market
stock in a mining COM
pany with one mill in
operation and some of
the best leases in the
heart Of the Miami
field and they are
headquarters for that
one great active word
Enthusiasm" which
all great achievements
have sprung from. En-
thusiasm is the parent
of enterprise. Search
and you will find that
the base and birth of
every great business or
ganization was an en-
thusiast, man consumed
with earnestncss of
purpose, with conf
dence in his powers,
with faith in the worth
whileness Of his en-
deavOrs-think Of
what some of the fol-
lowing men have done:
John D. Rockefeller,
oil king, and James B,
Duke, tobacco king;
Henry Ford, auto king,
Why do such progress
sive and aggressive
concerns as the Ma
tional Cash Register
Company, the Ingersoll
Watch Company and
the Simmons Hardware
Company, at great cost,
hold statesmen cOnven-
tons? Chiefly to
arouse Enthusiasm
to inspire redoubled
effort-to kindle fresh
ambition which makes
a success of their bust
ness. We offer all that
can be offered to stock
statesmen wishing to
attain a higher point
in life. Come in with
us and meet with the
one great thing in life
Success" 1t is with
the Union National Sc
curities Company,
Union NATIONAL
Securities Co,
611-12
State Nat. Blk. Bldg
900 SHARES, par value. to sell quick
In producing oil company. small capt
.aliz'uoni tlvo producing wells. one drlll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
TERsONAL

NApuW 81 NrlIS and massage The Flores,
hltih Nufih UfoidWny Phone W SOIL.
VACANT uOUM Tor ono more invalid the
best NJ cntr NJ 1888.
WOULD sou be- Interested In bfIhglns q
nov Industry tu your town. II there 10
a good Wnyol pin near. communicate
with M ~ call tho attention " your
mnynr. VILLAGE president, chamber %
commerce or boosters club 10 this at
once We prefer small town. The laugh
ily Enamel kllo co.. Inc b-la.i7 Michi-
rnn Trust HldH, Grand laplds, Mich.
SHAMPOO ami hair dress $40 and b6o,
uHo EOn Wn'Hr. 80 Scott Thompson
nldr ". 1875 Mrs. ltelgh's Beauty
Shop
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
Statesmen WANTED

WANTED.
Stock salraWou io SOIL preferred stock
dividend gutfnuirr bank Reference.
something new oyrry auto owner ~ t
buyer. HprOlNl contract fur exclusive ter
ritory This week Investigate sot " iFi
MIN wanted ln sell OH stock in romIluy
with production. Liberal commission
write - T. ul GO Clinton NO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor diamonds
Address U-799. cnra Okl1h0mAn
SUOI ElpNIUlNg NJ nll kinds. rubber
heels, prices reasonable. Rear. 1919 W
18Th
WANTED A Rand saw cheap. Cnll
Wal i97l-R
SMALL. disc phonogrouh, cheap. B-iOi.
OklRhom1n
sHOWCNgE WANTED One G-foot
standard showcase. The Auto owners
supply Go. Phone ". 03D, " i3i.
EICOND.HNNn clothing. highest prices
paid for mons suits, oyrrCoatA and
shoes Phone wal az.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS PAPERED. s. and up, will bring
samples, Roach Phone NJ, $50.
PAINTING, puper-hnnging, decorating
90 years practical experience. sconOmi-
cal handling OF best material and labor
gives you satisfaction AZ a very low cot.
We make our own paint. etc. Weather
W. AZ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
WANTED TO RENT


WANTED-Hy Mnrch /. modern unfur.
nlshed bungalow ~ lower apartment Of
2 or g rooms, garage NJ 2I19.
WANTED-Furnlshcd o or 6.room house
Good reference. eau NJ PISS.
WANTED-At once, a m, dern . or 4.
room uumrnlshcd apartment. by do
Firnblc couple with baby . months old
phone Maple 2fll.l
WANTED - Furnished or unturniehcd
house or apartment by Mnrch L. fam
ifs NJ ndulis cal Wal Gig7
WANT 3 or Broom house prefer one
furnished and on northeast side. Call
" illf
A YOUNG mnrrIcd couple want fur
nlshcd apartment, room and burrd In
private home or room with Kitchen
pflvllcgcs; no children; husband travel,
references exchanged. Room 1915, Lee
HunkIns
WNNTID.By March /. 2 unfurulrhcd
rooms or apartment; man and wife.
hc#t ~ reference. Cnll W i2iG
TWO light housekeeping rooms wanted.
close IN, by two ladies employed R-3N
OkluhOm1n
REFINED couple wishes desirable apart.
mont or light housekeeping rooms with
IN moderate walking distance. none other
than desirable would interest, HOS,
coro Times
WANTED-Four room apartment. nicely
furnished private hnih and entrance
l5i W. lst, Ground Floor
NICELY furnished two or three room
southeast apartment IN ground floor
with sleeping porch and NlChectte. Glenn.
well ycntllnied md GuIot. no children,
glrnEo convenient. Cnll Room l22 Bris-
tot Hotel.
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LOST AND FOUND

WS<S~N
LOST Tan cont with silver mo.h bag
In pocket; liberal reward Address
W. 0hnhom ..
LOST somewhere down In town, gold
ruif hutton with sunn diamond center,
icNnld offered r. ~ lOthter, 1900 COLI
cord.
STNAlED on STOLEN from Lindsay,
hOy ln', route q, ono dirk brown horse
mule &C.. huils hIlh; weight / 900 lbs
ruWIur ok NrHfu Old white nose with
wlro cut ON horl., one light brown horss
mulo, ~ hnuds high. branded C. on
hoof on front fore foot, about 400 lbs
coming r.yrn years old 5000 for m.
formation or 81 Tor return + NJ Bright.
LOST a cliuco brooch, between Liberty
thrutoT. Lyric mud Terminal station.
I ih".Hl roward ~ 1878.
LOST or SrOLEN-Hlg brown bulldog.
IulA,d uud trimmed. white spot on
nrcnHi, remed Rex; u!Rrnl reward for
nuy Information lcadluf-td hla where.
uholts rvs North broadway Johnson.
TAKEN from santa 20 station, tan
travelling h.g Tith name H. r, Ru.
nrruNt. Milwaukee, wis containing yal-
unh.r records and order hooks, reward
N returned 10 owners name, In care
NJ lor-lllrldns Hotel
LOST one red, horned cow * reward.
National LlycHtOck Commission Co.,
S@ipukynIde
LOST DuO', Kappa Epsilon frat pin With
two diamonds. between Main street and
C"gIiul building Cnll Maple 1911 re-
INDt's purse. containing so bill, note
book with flclln Wright, g West 7th.
Maple 1921. suitable reward.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
Union National
Securities Co,
611-12
State Nat. Blk. Bldg

% 200 SHARES, par value, 10 sell quick
In producing oil company, small capt
tallz1tion; tvo producing wells. one drlll.
Ing liberal commission. only live and
competent men need apply dead easy TO
sell Address Manager. Hearn Hotel,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
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N
This is seven rooms of
the incest furniture we have
ever sold. 1t is so near new
it would take an expert to
tell the difference.
Two mahogany bedroom
suites, one white ivory and
one beautiful oak; beauti-
full dining room and parlor
suites complete and Of the
latest styles; mattresses are
Of the extra heavy kind
without a soiled spot; Gle
waited oven white enameled
range; heavy leather rock
crs and solid leather duo
fold; six Wilton rugs;
beautiful patterns, and they
are like new; cheapest one
cost $50. All bedding, pill
lows, linens, cooking uten-
sils, etc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR rem

TWO modern, uuturnlshed rooms on car
line. no children, very reasonable. Call
23l5 4 Harvey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

LOST Tan cont with silver mesh bag
IN pocket; liberal reward Address
W. Uhohon n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
KoDAKs, FILMS AND FINISHING

YOUR KODAK FILMS developed. i0c .
roll prints mp 10 2t5siis, Dc, lnrger
sizes IN proportion; quick service. west
tll hIuE Slurr. oklahoma CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20

INIll'll.
WANTED ]tonorraphcr OF experience
etcndy position to one that qualities,
SIS per week TO start. Give phone No.
r ~, Oklahomon
LADIES' to travel this and adjoining
counties Those who are not satisfied
with El2 per week salaries, have a line
up on oil That viii make you from 5000
10 $500 per month: experience not neCes-
sory: mnln qualification Ia work W r.
Bass, 1901 OIL Exchange Bldg Told
Campbell Bldg), Oklahoma CITY, Okla
WANTED - White woman for general
homework, experienced cook or couple,
man for gardner; good wages; good
home Phone wal 1910 mornings
WANTED-Gocd girl FOR general house
work in small family; no washing best
wages 1917 n. Dewey. w 35i6.
SICOND ASSISTANT at the Sunbeam
home: will have charge Of the kitchen
will consider a middlo-aEed colored wom-
an, salary $50. Apply go West 2lst ST
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-20
HOUSEHOLD 0

siNGUK sewing mochlne Tor r,nt by
week or month SlgmUnd Mayer, i0l.b
" Mnlu wal ass.
v 4 h.,G nnyious 10 buy your used flr.
niiufu, We trudr NallcuuH Furniture
sImIr. .nG.N " NInnl Mnnln ga
Evening journal., 1918-12-21
HUNS ARE FOR
WORLD League
Continued on page two.)


ing peace conference, blessing the en-
tire war-weary world"
An attempt at this point to draw the
ex-Ambassador out on other lines failed.
He refused absolutely 20 discuss at this
time the charges made in the United
States that Captain Boy-Ed and Captain
Won Papen, former attaches Of the
Kaiser's embassy in Washington, were
involved in plots against the United
States Government He did. however,
deny emphatically that he was In any
way implicated in any such cOnspira-
cles. Without consenting 10 be quoted
on this point, Won Bernstorff reiterated
his statement made on leaving the
United States in 1917. namely. that he
had done everything in his power TO
prevent a break with the United States.
He asserted that he had never for a
moment doubted the gravity Of this err
ror on the part Of the Kaiser's govern
ment
Returning to the subject of the
League OF Nations, which with the ex-
ambassador as with every other Ger
man in official life seems to be the
paramount issue of the hour, Bernstorff
said:
"All classes OF Germans are hopeful
that the league will be created. This
sentiment Is not new. A majority OF
the German people have long held the
view that the whole future Of human
ity depends upon world organization
of this kind. Many Of us were already
consistently advocating the idea, even
during the days when the German
armies had every prospect OF victory
in the field.
"ln order to further the plan in any
way possible in Germany we have
founded a German League OF Nations
Society with a membership represent
ing all classes of political opinion.
These members include Friedrich
Ebert. Hugo Haase. Prince Max OF
Baden, myself and numerous other men
prominent in German government.
"A few months ago such an open So
ciety would have been bitterly assailed
by the Pan-German press, but now the
society meets universal Endorsement.
Personally. | have felt sympathetic
toward such league ever since Presl-
dent Wilson's speech on the subject, in
May, 1915 Unfortunately, however. my
views then found little sympathy in the
Imperial Government, but have always
favored the league. not only since the
break in relations between the United
States and Germany, but before that
event."
Evening journal., 1918-12-21
MRS. HAYES HIT BY
AUTO AND INJURED

Mrs Mabel Hayes. aged 30 years, Of
No. 1922 Church street. was run down
and perhaps fatally injured at Vande-
yer avenue and Hutton street this morn
ing by an automobile owned by Clar-
ence Fraim, milk dealer, and operated
by A. II. Slaughter. OF No. 706 West
Eleventh street. Slaughter. following
the accident, went to the police station
with his employer and reported the
case. He was arrested on a charge of
assault and battery.
Mrs Hayes was removed to the
Homeopathic Hospital in the Phoenix
ambulance, which was summoned by
Slaughter, and physic ans at the insti-
tuition stated today that she probably
had fractured skull.
According to Slaughter's statement to
the police he was driving the sutomo-
bile west on Vandever avenue and at
Hutton street the steering gear broke
and the machine ran up on the side
walk, hitting Mrs. Hayes
Evening journal., 1918-12-21
MUST CONTINUE
TO Save FOOD
State Commissioner Nit
chell Says Needs Of Europe
Continue Pressing
HOOVER SENDS
WORD FROM ABROAD

Various reports have been current
and some stories printed In newspapers
coming into Wilmington, that the ac-
tiyitles Of the Food Administration,
now that peace seems near, are about
over. Such reports and gossip are er-
roneous. There is still plenty OF work
to be done, according TO cablegrams
from Herbert Hoover. who is new in
Europe seeking to ascertain how much
food America must send TO Europe to
prevent other millions from dying OF
starvation.
Yesterdays dispatches contained the
news that manc millions OF Russians
would die OF hunger this winter be-
cause food could not be gotten TO them
in time. Today, Edmund Mitchell, food
administrator received a message from
the Food Administration at Washing
ton, which speaks for Itself dscredlt-
ing the false reports that there was no
further need for food conservation. The
telegram reads as follows:
partial rehabilitation Of the Food
Administration and the withdrawal OF
many Of its rules and regulations, have
given the impression in some quarters,
that all its activities have ceased, or
are shortly to cease. This Is not the
case. The act imposes upon the Ad-
certain obligations which
continue until Presidential proclamation
releases us from food control. and par
tlcularly the obligation 10 curb profit
eering and speculation In licensed food
products.
This function must continue TO be
performed, and there is no intention
OF relaxing In this direction 1t has
been possible now that peace is as
sured, TO cancel many requirements for
reports and many OF the details Of the
but the profit margins and
rules have been for the most part re-
tanned, and will be enforced by revoca-
ton OF licenses and other appropriate
penalties. 1t is expected that 1t will
be possible from time TO time TO re-
move certain commodities from the
license list, but this will be limited TO
which do not seem likely
10 be subject TO the possibility Of spec
llatlon and pro1teering."
Evening journal., 1918-12-21
GERMANY IS NOT
ON famine verge
Food Question in Austria.
| However. is Subject of
Some Concern
NATIONS WILL GET
SUPPLIES LATER
By,unitca Press.

By'unitcd Press.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-Germany is
in no present danger as TO rood, ac-
cordlng TO State Department lnforma-
tion today. Her chief difficulty Is one
OF distribution. Some places In Ger
many have sufficient food, but despite
The vbunted German efficiency, her
means az distributing food have been
poor, While. too, there was grating and
boarding. Approaching the east the
food situation grows graver. In Austria
II is o subject OF concern.
The American Governments DISPOSE
;lon toward the food problem in Ger
many Is 20 make no hasty food adjust
nents. aad when they are made not 10
ration her extensively. The sole con-
Germ OF this government in that respect
Is TO see that the distribution is adj
justed so that famine cannot cause a
menacing revolution in the nation. 1t
will be necessary TO supply some food
TO the central empires later But the
United States Government VIII not
hurry this process
Meantime, the German propaganda
walls" for assistance are falling on
ears they do not deceive. The depart
mcnt has made careful analysis OF
the whole German situation, and now
realizes fully that these plantive APP
peals are inslncere and designed 20
foster a false sympathy which should
react to Germany's advantage at the
peace table and throughout the world
Evening journal., 1918-12-21
TWO MORE SONS
ON CASUALTY LIST

On the war casualty list today ap-
pears the names of two more Delawar-
cans appear.
Private Horace Stanley, No. All East
Fourth street, is reported as wounded,
the degree undetermined. The name Of
Mrs. Laura Perine is given In case
OF emergency. 1t was learned at
the Perine home today that they had
received the official notice from Wash
ington that Stanley had been wounded.
but nothing definite was stated. No in
formation in regard to Stanley could
be obtained other than he boarded at
the Perine home before entering the
service.
Private Harry Isaac Truitt, of Sea-
word, is reported as wounded severely.
Mrs. Martha Truitt Of the same address
is given as his nearest relative.
Evening journal., 1918-12-21
Brazi ian Balm
For Spanish Influenza

AS the Balm is the only thing ever
discovered that kills every germ-and
cures pneumonia-never having lost a
case yet in 40 years. many people have
learned this fact and send to us by scores
for 81 90 bottles-hence the Druggists
should keep this size on hand. They
can always get 1t OF Mr.. Danforth, OF
Wilmington, or any Philadelphia or
Baltimore wholesale house. Every re-
tail druggist ought to have a dozen
bottles at least. Some retailers are buy
ing three dozen. and ordering them by
parcels post People should saturate
themselves with the Balm to kill this
tough germ. II saves every case. B. f.
Jackson & Co.. Proprietors, Arcade,
Wyoming Co.. N. Y.