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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-25
WANTED%AT ONCE
IS Salespeople at Carl
sons Variety Store for big
sale opening Friday.

Mrs. H. Digerness of Bagley re-
turned to her home yesterday after
visit at the Floyd Larson home.
Roland Fellows and two sons of
Tenstrike autoed to Bemidji Wednes-
day and passed the day with friends.
! Your soldier appreciates pictures
even more than letters. Portraits;
kodak prints. Rich studio. 20 10th
street, s,--@ lmo-81O
Miss Dorothy Nangle autoed to
Thief River Falls yesterday where
she will visit at the John Parker
home for a week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-25
GRAND FRIDAY.

* "Old Loves for New at the Grand
theatre tomorrow is play of envir-
onment, redemption and the punch,
both literally and figuratively. Dain-
ty, sparkling-eyed Margery Wilson is
in the lead. "Old Loves for New is
story that deals with the eternal
struggle of the man who would pos
ses the body and soul Of the woman
he loves all for his own:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-25
SOLDIERS HONORED.

z = y - 0UIU1EA[E0 uUNU1EEU.
Edgar Warner and Orville Green
SLIT were given a farewell party at
the Warner home by number OF
friends before leaving for military
service. The evening was passed IN
dancing, cards and music. Oak leaves
and flags were used in decorating the
various rooms. Supper was served
after which J. Plummer gave a part
ing address. The boys were present
ed with service cake by the. Misses
Martha, Anna and Petra Larson.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-25

First to Guard Against Surprise.
Palamedes is credited with ,devisfng
the idea of placing sentinels with
pickets around camp. The watch
word as used by sentinels is supposed
to have been his conception also.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-07-25
PERSONALS AND
. - ,=>aEs. - ( < a.E e.y-
: NEWSY NOTES

: Percale- dust caps, 2hc each at
Troppman's July clearance sale.
Il Sheriff Andrew johnson, left this
morning for Baudette by automobile.
Miss Helen Brown Of Osseo is Wis
iting friends in Tenstrike for several
days.
= Linen fringe napkins,,3c, at Tropp-
mans clearance sale, from to 10
q. m. ~, ., 1-725
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
Festival Gets
S13.294, But
Bills Payable
Four Days Show For Red
Cross Brings 1889 Ad-
missions to the Square.

During the festival Of the allies. the
gross receipts realized by the Red
Cross amounted to S1S.29456. There
were 1883 paid admissions taken in
at the gates, said E. W. Kayser. treas
urer. All construction work and dec
orations are being cleared away from
the grounds at as rapid a rate as is
possible. The bills are yet to be paid
With Ed Sanders and Victor Carusso
in charge and Miss Rose He'll acting
as judge in the W S. S. drawing con-
test at the Festival of the Allies Sat
urday night. the first prize was
awarded to Ben Ham, who held num-
Der 491; the second to J. P. O'ConnOr,
holding number 537; the third 10 d.
Hirigoity. holding number 247, and
the fourth to Lieut. a. F. Schoen. re-
cruiting camp, Fort Bliss, holding
number $50.
W. S s. receipts at war savings
headquarters. in Liberty monument
Saturday amounted to S512S.
Both the Fifth and Seventh cavalry
minstrels proved 10 be among the big
gest hits of the festival The Fifth
showed the second night and the
Seventh on the last two nights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
ShrinerS VIII
GOAhead With
JaCOby Welcome
Imperial Potentate To Be
Cared For Royalty, In,
Spite of Influenza.

Alarm at the prevalence OF influ-
enza is not felt by the nobility Of FL
Mazda temple. Mystic shriners, who
were preparing Monday to carry out
their program for welcoming and
entertaining Elias J. Jacoby. OF In
dianapolis, imperial potentate, who
reaches Fl Paso Tuesday night and
will be the guest Of the fez topped
crowd all day Wednesday.
DR.. James B. Brady, Sol L Berg and
Ed P. Lerner will be at Deming, n
". Tuesday morning TO greet Mr.
Jacoby and his attendants, who were
spending part Of Monday fishing on
Lake Roosevelt. in Arizona. Ihey
were to dine at Globe tonight At the
union station here Tuesday night the
officers and a number Of committee
men Of El Mazda temple viii meet MI.
Jacoby's train and escort him 10
Hotel Paso Del Norte, to the music
Of the Arabic fife, drum and Dusle
corps. -, 10
shown the sights from automoDlle'
will lunch at the Harvey house, with
the officers Of the shrine and sup
per will be spread i'm his honor for be-
tween 200 and 500 Shriners In the
Masonic temple banquet room. Anu
ouerQue's shrine. Ballut Aoyad, VIII
sent two or more mobiles to guide the
imperial potentate to that city ana
there he may witness a ceremonial
Wichita, Kan. shrine will have guides
at Albuquerque TO meet Mr. Jacopy.
Wyatt ". Evans, pOtentate OF n
Mazda, will accompany the Imperial
visitor TO Albuquerque
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
Help Wanted Male

S~---~S~--~~-------~-~-~~
WANTED-Driver for Ford truck Apply
413 Mills street
WANTED-Boy with wheel japanese
Cleanine Works. 315 San Jaclnto.
WANTED-Man 10 clean back yard and
COW lot 1415 Wyoming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
STOCK PRICES
ARE DIVERGENT
Trend of Peace Shares Is
One Way; That Of War
Stocks. Another.

NOTE-Prices reflect closing quotations.
Monday Oct z
New York. Oct. Further divergence
OF peace and var stocks occurred In to-
days market, the latter issues materially
extending last weeks losses Sales ap-
proximated 100000 shares
Liberty bend ciCsirE- SIS $1,000: first
convertible As. 97-lSc: second IS. e6-I2c;
first convertible 434s, s7-24c; second AS,
69.74c; third ~ s. 95.96c.
War Stocks Have Reaction
The line between peace and war shares
was again sharply defined at the irregular
opening Of todayis stock market, as q re-
suit OF developments in the foreign stu
alton over the weekend Popular war is
sues reacted / TO 3 points IN the first half
hour, Baldwin Locomotive. Crucibie Steel
and Republic Iron displaying greatest
weakness at lowest levels for the present
movement Corresponding gains were reg
istered by leading rails, notably Canadian
Pacific and Union Pacific. also the better
known petroelums, while shippings. motors
and utilities rose from large fractions TO
tEo points
No Letup IN Pressure
Pressure upon United States Steel and
related shares continued On the stock mar
wet without letup- Shippings and motor
strengthened and Western Union bene-
fitted by the rise in American Telephone.
The reverEa in specialties. still in progress,
embraced feathers and tobaccos- Selling
was in excess OF demand. Liberty bonds
we're higher and French municipals. espe-
cially Paris IS, were strong
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
BANKS To
BUY S5,000,000
Treasury Certificates In
Dallas District Is That
Amount Below Quota.

Dallas. Tex, oct. THE total sub
scriptions to treasury certificates at
close Of business Saturday amounted
TO s7.O75.OOO. The amount allotted to
this district is $4,000, 900. And unless
The banks that have not subscribed
come to a realization of the situation.
and do their part by or before
o'clock, Tuesday. Oct. s. the district
will for the sixth time fail 10 perform
a duty assigned to it. The treasury
dspartment has warned the banks
that unless this issue OF certificates
is literally oversubscribed they VIII
he called on to take another issue dur
ing this month
Banks should Do Part.
News from the front shows that the
boys over there are doing their part
Returns indicate that the people In
this district will do their part IN the
matter Of taking the Liberty bonds
allotted 10 them Certainly the banks
IN this district should DO their part
BY taking their allotment OF treasury
certificates The banks, as class,
hold a high position and are looked
I'D to in the business world. Ihls po-
sition should be maintained in the
relations and duties to the govern
ment-
Certificates VIII Be Taken
Treasury certificates Of any issue,
except the tax issue Of aug. 20. viii
be accepted with the adjustment OF
interest in making initial payments 10
be made This releases other FUNDS
that would have been used in making
the payments on the Liberty bonds
and they should be invested in the
present issue of treasury certificates
Subscriptions should be sent in now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
Sir Eric Geddes, First
Lord OF Great Britain's
Admiralty, Visits in u. S.

Washington. D. C.. Oct. Sir Eric
Geddes. first lord OF the British ad-
miralty. who arrived at an Atlantic
port last night. came TO Washington
today for conferences on the American
and allied naval program
Sir Eric and his party were well
coined by members Of the British en-
hassy. admiral Benson and other Of
ficials and officers OF the navy and
representatives Of the state and war
departments.
Sir Eric later was received by presi-
dent Wilson.
Members OF the party represent
nearly every division OF the admir-
atty, who viii discuss with him and
officers here, Of the sea campaign for
the coming winter. They are:
Admiral sir A. /. Duff. X c. B: as
sistant chief Of naval staff: rear ad-
miral A. F. Everett, c. B.. naval sec
rotary 10 first lord; Capt c. T. "
Fuller, c. NJ c.. D. s. c.. director Of
plans; Capt. L G. Preston. c. B..
director OF mine sweeping; paymaster
in chief H. ". E Manisty. c. n. G.. or
ganiZing manager Of conveys: Lieuts.
Col Mcclellan. R. ". assistant TO first
sea lord; Lieut.. Col Beharrell, Lieut.
Col s. D. D., Seabridge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
TwO Soldiers Jailed
On Charge OF Taking
Auto From W. T. Wilcox

Two soldiers. Z. Levine and W L.
Haines, battery a, SD field artillery,
were arrested by deputy sheriff John
Boone, Saturday afternoon and a
charge OF theft was filed against
them in justice J. NJ beavers court
The officers alleged that the SOL
diers rented a Hudson suxersix, driven
by W. T. Wilcox. Home Auto stand,
and started east. About 90 miles out
of the city. II is alleged, the men
drew a sixshooter and ordered Wilcox
out Of the car, the latter walking IN
til he was picked UP by another car
between Clint and Fabens. the driver
Of the rescuing car turning on the
trail Of WTcox's machine and tele-
phoning the sherifFs office
Deputy Boone was put on the trail
and after following the soldiers as far
as Fl. Hancock and around by Harris
Spur, found the trail led into Mexico
The posse hid in some brush and ar
rested the pair when they returned,
near Finley. They we're taken TO the
county jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
BREAK IN
PRICES Of CORN
No Signs of Demoralized
Selling Follow Ger
manY's Peace Offer.

Chicago. H.. Oct. 7-Germany's request
for peace negotiations brought about a
sharp break in the price OF corn today. but
no sign OF demoralized trailing Prices
which ranged from is G57sc lower with
November at 2fG1-e7. and December at
sL24iz q L27, were followed by rallies to
above the top in 'tial figure IN the nearer
deliveries
Subsequently. the market became almost
bare Of buying orders and there was
decided acceleratlou Of the downward
sweep Of values. Discount,ng OF peace
chances appeared to be solely response
bic. The close was heavy at about the
lowest point Of the day. s7s n Sc under
Saturdays finish. with November at S1.22N
6I221z. and December at SL21 GL21iz.
ADD PROVISIONS
Pork Il nbled the days limit but lard
and ribs were steadied somewhat through
buying or the part Of packers
Oats Moderately Affected.
Oats. like corn. was moderately az
fected by the action Of the German gov
eminent After opening 1@2Ac lower,
with November at 6Siz Sc the market
made a slight recovery
Provisions reflected the weakness OF
cereals.
Peace talk usually counted bullish as to
provisions seemed to be virtually ignored
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
IN. LISTED sTOCKs
MONEY AND METALS

CBy Associated Press.)
New York. oct 7--Mercautile paper
unchanged; months, 8 percent; 6 months
Sterling. 90 day bills. sE-73; commercial
60 day bills on banks. S4-iZ9z; CONNER
cIal 50 day bills. S4-72A; demand $40 4 ;
cables. .s476 SIG
Mexican pesos. TSc-
Time loans strcug-
CaU morey strong high percent; low,
percent; ruling rate, percent elosing
bid. 5E percent; offered at percent last
loan, G percent
spelter, dull; East st. Louis delivery
IONDON METALS MARKET.
London Eng, Oct THE following
we're the quotations IN the London met-
ais market today:
Tin-Spot. 1887 10ss futures, 1917 los
Spot coppers and futures. 1872 electro
= 81 SPOT copper. s122; electrolytic. E1s7.
Lead. z2e los
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican bark notes. state bills, 511sc-
Mexican pesos, 7Sc-
Mexican gold, $3.50
n Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver CHandy & Harmon quota
toni, sLo11E.
London lead. E29.
Pig lead. s8-05-
Copper-Wire bars. SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
ARKANSAS MAN BUYS A HOME;
THREE OTHER HOUSES SOLD

the Union Bank and Trust company a
seven room residence at 25lS Mon
tana street, TO ". E Poe, who recently
moved here from Little Rock. Ark. TO
locate. The purchase price was $500.
Other sales Of real estate made by
Leavell and Sherman during the past
week were as follows: Perry-kirk-
patrick Co. to Ralph V. Davis. a bun
galow at 2316 Montana street, consid-
Grafton. $3.50; J. D. Love TO Nick
Broomes. a bungalow at 1910 Cedar
street, $500; Ralph V. Davis to Perry
Kirkpatrick Co, a bungalow at Ray
HOT and Tularosa street, considera-
ton, $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07


MAN exempt from draft wants position as
chauffeur IN private family CT truck driver
Nan, p. o. Box 4ss-
EXPERT steu0grapher. Bookkeeping
knowledge. wants position excellent re1-
ereuces- address O. S. care Herald
EXPERT bookzecrer- ten years expert
ence- married. deferred iflcati1n-
bond 81 necessary excellent references A1-
dress L Is. care Herald.
YOUNG man. class "A wants position with
wholesale grocer. two years inside and
five year -old experience best references
Ph. Ts5S ". o. Pe-zinson-
H YOU have essential position for man
OF sales and executive ability. with good
o. S. Herald
WANTED-TounE nan. g. Christian. sales.
mechanical and executive ability ener-
Eetic. who IS exempt from 1rafr. wishes
a good position IN or out % city Ad-
dress n S. care Herald
ARCHITECT and STRUCTURAL
ENGINEER.
Beyond draft age and in sound health.
desires employment in II Pas1 as super
wise firstclass references address K IL
care Herald
POSITION WANTED by nan with six
years exT srience with enc FL Paso whole
sale house as stenograu her. salesman. col
lcctors speaks Spanish Etod references
deferred draft class ifica-iou- salary eL-
pected $50 address O. 81. care Herald-
WANTED-Pesitlon as manager Of dairy
or cattle ranch in southwestern states Two
years agriculture Five years experience
Good hcoFEeeper and couluLssarT man
compelled 70 20 west on account q health
Class IN draft Excellent references "
" ellis Muscle Shoals Ala
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
COMPANY
AND j. s. AGREE
Vail Announces Principles
Adopted as a Basis Of
COMPENSATION.

New York. Oct. Theodore n.
Vail. president OF the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph company. an
nounced last night that. after extend
ed conferences between the represen-
tatives OF postmaster general BurIe-
son and che company, q Just cOmpen-
satiOu" had been agreed upon for the
supervision. control and operation OF
the system taken over under pres1-
Dental proclamation. He said the
government representatives had acted
in spirit OF absolute fairness" and
desired to keep the present personnel.
so far as possible. The principles
adopted as a basis OF compensation
are. Mr.. Wallis statement said
Seven Principles Adopted.
The first. any compensation fixed
for the period OF the control was 70
be considered as compensation for an
emergency period and not on any way
considered as establishing value fer
the property
Second. the operation Of the prop
erty is to be continued on a basis OF
efficiency. related equal TO that OF
the past.
Third. the property is to be fully
maintained so as TO be turned back
ceived-
Revenue for Maintenance.
Fourth. appropriation from cur
rent revenue for maintenance, depre-
citation and absoleseuce to be the
same as the past-an average OF 5-72
percent on the fixed caDital-amor-
tization Of Intangible capital TO be
relatively equal 10 The past All IN
expended balances from both to be
invested in the plant OF the system
Charges against the depreciation re-
serve TO be in accordance with the
rules OF the interstate commerce com
mission
Fifth. employees pensions. disabil-
fly benefits and death benefits now
in operation TO be continued
sixth. all taxes, municipal. stats
OF federal. 10 be paid. or REIN burssd,
If paid by the companies, by the gov
eminent
Seventh. the license and rental
contracts between the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph company and
the Licensees 20 be continued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
LIEUT.. ROGER BROWNS BODY
REACHES HERE ON WEDNESDAY

Advices from the Guartermaster at
Camp Lee. Va. TO Southwestern rail-
road officials Monday were that the
bodv of the late Lieut. Roger Brown,
who died at Camp Lee. would reach FL
Paso at Z o'clock Wednesday morning
over the 6. II. & s A. railroad, accom-
panied by an attendant. It was not
known whether Mrs Brown would be
with the body. as she had not been
heard from late Monday. The inten-
ton Of Mrs Brown, who is the WIDOW
of the late A. y. Brown, passenger
traffic manager OF the Southwestern
r7ilroad. is to bury the body Of her
son beside that OF his father.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07

Hotel LauEhIin rooms are best in
Ell Paso, S1.O0 day up; special rates
by week or month. 81 W. Franklin.
Phone 2483.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
Livestock Market


Chicago, III, Oct --HoEs-Receipts,
@. 900. Market steady TO 10c lower Butch
ers. 1857 G1s.25: light, S1S-l5 q l9, pack
ing. s17.75 G1S-5O; pigs. s16-25 17-25-
Cattle-Receipts. $500 Market steady
to lower. Beef cattle, S10-25 cisco; butch
er stock. cows Al d heifers. s7-S5 q 1875
Gamers and cutters. S6-50G7-60; stockers,
S7-50G13.75; calves, SIS q 1890
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; about steady
one load prime native lambs. Sl5-Z5-
Kansas City Livestock. Close
kansas CITY. Nc. Oct 7-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 10000. Market lower Heavy, SIS q
1880: lights, S17-5oG1S-75; pigs, $50
Csttle-Receipts. 5000 Market steady
Steers. 81 -50GIs; western s119 50;
cows. s5.5OG1175; heifers, S7G13: stock
ers. sST1A50; calves. seG1S-
Sheop-Receipts. 1900; lambs, $3.50 g
1880. yearIings. S1o@12; wethcrs. Ss0lli
ewes. sS69-50-
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo. Oct 7.-CatJle-Reo receipts,
$500. Market steady. Beef steers $3.50 @ IS ;
cows and heifers. s7-oe $50. stockers and
feeders. S7-5OG12; calves, Slog1z-
Hogs-Receirts. 14eo- Market STEADY
Ten. $3.50: BULK. S17-75 G1S-5a-
Sheep-Receipts. e7,0t0 O. Market STEADY
Lambs, s1zG15; ewes. sS-5oGs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
Grains and Provisions

Chicago Grain, Close.
Corn-Nov., Sizes Dec. SL23-
Oats-Ncv-, IS C: Dec. 6SEc-
Chicago Provisions, Close.
Pork-Oct-, $685.; Nov, s56-25-
Iard-Oct., $3.50: Nov, $3.50
Ribs-Oct- s22.S2: Nov. S2262-
Chicago Produce, Close
Chicago. Ill. Oct 7--Butter-Unsettied
Creamery. s50G55c-
EgEs-Receipts. 5524 cases. unsettled
Firsts, ~ q Sc: ordinary flrsJs. As q 461zci
at market. cases included. 45G47c-
Poultry-Alive, lower Fowls 211z g 25ci
springs. 25c.
Potstoes-ReceIpts. 15s cars: steady.
Minnesota and Dakota early Ohios. bulk,
$40 OILS: sacks. SL95: Wisconsin, tu<s,
S1-55 LIS: sacks. S1-9oGLs5-
Kansas City Produce.
Kansas City. No. Oct. 7.-Butter-
Creamery. 55c; firsts, 5Sc; seconds, SIC;
packing. 40c.
Eggs irsts. z6c: secCrds. 41c.
Poultry-Hens. ZIG &c; ROSTERS, 1sAei
broiers, &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
FRITZ LICKED TO FRAGILE;
WOUNDED YANKS so ASSERT

London, Eng, Oct. 7.-American
troops are among the wounded who
are arriving in large numbers at a
southern English port every day.
They are flushed with victory and
jubilantly declare:
The allies have Fritz beaten to a
'frazzle.' Wounded German prisoners
admit the end is not far off"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
BODIES OF TWO VICTIMS OF
INFLUENZA ARE SENT EAST

The body Of Pvt. Otis c. saunders,
who died Friday at the base hospital
at Fort Bliss. was shipped to his
home in Canton, Ill, Monday after
noon, accompanied by his father and
sister. Saunders belonged to the
Ninth engineers train
The body ofECorpL. Joseph Daily.
who died at tff base hospital. Fort
Bliss. Saturday. Of influenza, was
shipped to his parents at Pittsville,
Mass. Sunday afternoon Peak IN
dertaking company had charge OF
both bodies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07

Lost and Found
-~--~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~~~--~-
LOST-Smau Jersey COW. SIS reward. Phi
LOST-Airdale dog. answers 10 name OF
Mllt: lcsLse No ISIS Ph- 1895; reward
LOST-Airdale pup. two months old: re-
turn 70 owner. 500 olive. reward.
LOST-Small gold airplane service pin.
finder please phone S172; reward
LOSr-Diamond. half snoon brooch at fes-
tival Friday night; return 1710 F. Ais
souri,: reward
LOST-Large dark colored Persian cat
strayed away about weeks ego reward.
l995 Arizona Phone 1907.
LOST-Small bunch Of keys. kindly re-
turn to Scott White Co. Roberts Banner
building.
LOST-RuI ch Of five keys in Cleveland
square. Friday night; viii finder please
phone s2s4; reward.
THE DOG was found because ne wore a
collar bought at Scientifically Co. SO
Texas.
FOUND-Watch and chain; owner can Sc
cure same ly calling at basement OF city
hall. describing property and paying for
This advertise ment.
LOST-Half grown Eskimo spltz (ferale).
disappeared Wednesday. answers to name
OF France; child's pet and reward paid II
returned 20 room 3, Westminster hotel
REWARD for the return Of two Boston
bull dogs (toy1; white and brindle; an
swer 70 name OF Duke and Gynsie. both
have license taken. One has soldiers iden-
tlfication tag with name Harry Bodlne
A r. c.. L. s. Army" Return TO foregoing
quarters. 1908 Mills building and receive
reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
NEGROES ARE URGED TO
BLY, MORE LIBERTY BONDS

The Douglass defence council, Of
which Prof. William Coleman is the
chairman. urges all negro citizens OF
Fl Paso and community 10 buy more
bonds Of tee fourth issue than they
have bought
They ask those that are not able
TO buy one bond TO unite in bands
COMPOSED Of two or three members
and subscribe for a bond Those who
do not desire to do this can purchase
more bonds through the "Colored
Mems Independent Bond Buying
club" OF which J. W. Shanklin is the
president. and J. W Baldwin treas
urer. and +. W. Hill secretary.
Don't be deceived by the enemy s
peace efforts" said Prof. Coleman
today. IF the Germans were in real
earnestness TO end this strife. the
council thinks they would uncOndi-
tionally surrender. At any rate the
government needs every dollar Of
the fourth bond issue to meet oblt-
cations already made"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
LIMITED GOVERNMENT BODY
Is FORMED FOR GERMANY

Basel, Switzerland, Oct Herr
Frfedborg, president Of the Prussian
ministry Of state, will be a member Of
what is designated as a limited gov
eminent committee in Berlin. accord
ing to the Nossische Zeitung. The
committee, It states, will otherwise
comprise the chancellor, the vice chan
celor and herr Scheidemann and herr
GrOeber, secretaries of state without
portfolio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-07
REPORT CONDITIONS ARE
FLOURISHING ABOUT OMSK

London. Eng, Oct. Representa-
tives OF the Siberian government have
arrived I'M Norway to buy agricultural
machinery. One Of them states that
there are immense quantities of grain
in the Omsk district, according to a
Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company.
Comm ercial life is flourishing as
never before at Omsk. he says. and
the city will become a great center.
If the allies Will open the railroads
to Archangel or eastward through
Siberia. to give them an outlet for
their exports.