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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-19
AUTO FIRM uses 10000
GALLONS OF OIL A YEAR

Approximately 1900 gallons OF
fuel and lubricating oil are consumed
yearly at the willys-Overland fac
tories in Toledo to operate and lubri-
cate machinery, and to build and to
test its product
Six million gallons of fuel oil are
each year in the heat treat
ing and force shops. Two thousand
barrels OF motor oil are used every
twelve months. Six thousand gallons
of screw-cutting oil for machinery
are consumed. Six tank carS-S5,0OO
gaIlons-of cylinder oil for dynamo
meter tests are used each month.
Road testing and operation Of cars Ia
the factory's garage require 100000
gallons OF gasolene per year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-19
BUY YOUR AUTOMOBILE NOW.

VISIT the various automobile agencies and study
the highest development of industrial mechanical and
gneerng skill and the greatest blessing that inventive
genius has conferred upon the human
The development of the automobile and its marvellous
powers in the saving of TIME, LABOR, MONEY, ENERGY
are more important to the nation this year than And
this year. more than ever is the duty of Government and
Of the public to encourage and uphold the automobile in
dustry.
We need in the full product of every mans energy
the complete effort of the able mind.
The automobile, saving time for the individual Null
TPLIES individual efficiency and capacity
The valuable worker, moving rapidly from place to
place. THINKING AS HE GOES with comfort and speed is
made infinitely more valuable by the automobiles power
The great problem of the day is transportation The
automobile helps to solve that problem.
The light powerful gas engine independent of rails
and roads inexpensive swift adapted all work. is the
helper of the professions of trade of industry and of the
railroads.
What the telephone has done for the human voice.
rying THOUGHT the automobile does for the human BODY
carrying PERSONALITY where its work is needed It is
PERSONALITY that solves problems and wins wars.
Our chief lack is of men of the higher grade
One hrst-class man, plus an automobile, becomes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-19
DRYING KILNs IMMENSE.

Four hundred thousand feet of
lumber can be accommodated at one
time in the drying kilns at tie WHY'S
Overland plant.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-19

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
"a No6ees.


The State Of Texas
10 the Sheriff or any Constable OF Fl
Raso Corrtv. Greeting
You are hereby commanded that by
publication OF this writ for at least once
week. for the period Of ten days. in
q newspaper OF general circulation. which
has been continuously and regularly pub
lshed for the period Of not less than one
year IN the County Of Fl Paso. sou give
due notice TO all persons interested Ia
tlr estate OF Mrs George Look, deceased
know Ge- That Art Woods has filed
il the County Court Of Fl PaEO. an ap-
ulcation for the probate Of the viii OF
Mrs George Look. deceased. and for Let
ters Testamentar- thereof (Which viii is
herewith lled) which viii be heard az
Court OF E Paso County. Texas. 20 be
begun and holden on the first Monday
ia July A. D. 1918 tit being the first
day Of said month";, az the Court House
thereof In the City Of Fl Pasos Texas,
az which time all persons interested IN
said estate may appear and contest said
applications, II they see proper TO do 20.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court at my office IL the City Of Fl
Paso. this 20th day OF June. A. D.. 1915
W D GREET,
Clerk, County Court
By c. ARAoJDA. Deputy.
Issued this 20th day Of June. A D.
". D. GREET
Clerk, County Court
By c. ABANDA. Deputy.
7 hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy OF the
original citation nov IL my hands.
SETH 3 ORNDoRFE. Sheriff
BY P z. BRYANT. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

FOR SALE BY OWsER
Nicely finished room new bunEa-
low, hardwood floors, basement, heat
garage, . lots. corner, servants room.
For particulars apply TO Mrs J. ".
Crowdus. 1900 " Missouri Phi. 1921.
BIG SACRIFICES must sen quick:
walking distance. n Stanton St, s
room, red pressed brick; cut from
$4,000 10 s3000-I-5 cash, balance 2
years.
FOR TRADE. VIII take vacant lots
or automobile as part payment on
room. brick with basement
S1Co down. New 6 room, brick with
basement in Alta Vista; fenced. walks.
etc
sIOo down CNew) 8 room. brick, in
Sunset HEIGHTS
so DOWN. 4 room bungalow; new. IN
-Alta VISTA $50 monthly on principal
$1,000.
List your bargains at once. Cash
BUYERS waiting
vendors Lien Notes for sale.
HAWKINS BROS.
215-317 Martin Bldg. Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Special Nofees

FREE HISTORY. pictures. etc. OF as
tonishing OIL Boom at Brentwood $780,
600 offered for property bought SIX
months before for S155. Early investors
become millionaire Your chance Sup
ply limited Cain a. Co.. Dept A. Brown
wood. Tex
If YOU WANT TO store your furni-
ture and household goods don't fail
to read our special offer under
Transfer & Storage Lyons Transfer
Co 80 S. Ochoa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

Cloudcroft Announcements
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3 ROOM cottage. Address L155. care Herald
Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
~-~-~---------------~----
A Il ROOM rooming house doing a
good business; cheap rent VIII sell
cheap. can at 3041a s stanton ST.
BOOMING HOUSE-Au new furniture
etc; bath Only modern place in county
seat Lunch room. also best location In
town Reason for selling. going 90 army.
Box 554. Socorro. ". N.
BIG BARGAIN
Furniture o. 10 rooms and 4 sleeping
porches on North FL Pdso street.
House FOR rent See
". F. PAYNE
4or Mesa- Phi. 1850.
FOR RENr-Menger Hotel 112E z.
Overland Is large well lighted rooms. all
modern Improvements. centrally located.
reasonable rent. Apply at store. 114 T.
Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

FOR SALE-One Overland five passen-
ger car. model so. good as new. for
(&600-00). $4,000 cash and balance to suit
you and me. or CS550.DO cash. Address
Mrs. T. G. Giron, san Elizario. Tex. or
phone Il. Clint
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

YOUR mattresses renovated Sis up car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg Co Phi no
CURTAINS Iaundered sc. Sc pair.
Richmond. 702 Myrtle.
THE only steam carpet cleaners. ska 81,
Acme Nat d Feather Co. Phone 1871
IF YOU READ-Tou save money. Trunks
hauled CSC. Herman Transfer Co.
AMERICAN NURsERT-Chfdren kept
HOUSTON Transfer g. storage Co, wiz
store household goods or any other goods
cheaper than any other firm in the city.
Pm. $50 and find out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Business Chances

A41A4EGE @A4lkEL
-------------------------
ISYEsTMENT loans. 815 Trust Bldg.
MARBLE Shoe shining stand. Eight seats
Fine location Rent SO Sacrifice Sll5-
81 y Oregon.
No NATTER how large or small we will
Iransfer co. Pm So
STORE doing $50 per day. $500 stock
cheap rent SIS month; selling on ac-
count OF health Phone SIS.
FOR SALE-Barber shop at Quartermas-
ter corps. TT Bliss can at barber shop
or Buergs- Bros. 11f Texas St
FOR SALE or trade, confectionery, rea-
s0nable Reason for sale, sickness Ad-
dress Ml6I. care Herald
FOR SALE OF trade, good paying wood
and coal yard address IL H Warfle,
Alamogordo. y Sc
We EXCHANGE new furniture for old.
Rio Grande Furniture Co, e07 s stan
ton St
SAVE IS Or 50c-Nou pay extra 10 move
trunk and by war saving stamps We only
charge you a quarter Herman Transfer
Co.
HAVE DIAMONDS valued at $500. with
$500 loaned same viii trade for small
bungalow in good location. Only owners
need apply. AddBsss N166. care Herald.
HALF INTEREST in well established bus
iness at invoice. Salary s125 per molth.
Making money. Have othe- Interests 20
49, g---- ------r .---- ----------
FOR SALE-Pslace Hotel in WInslow,
Arizona Steam heat modern through
out. Running water in all rooms. good
business on business street Address Pal
ace Hotel. box 1s2. Winslow. Ariz
FOR SAIE-Indian Traders store. stock,
fixtures and buildings Situated on rail-
road and on transcontinental hlghv ay-
Good buildings. plenty Of water and con-
veuieut 10 markets A cash proposition
and good investment for right parties
address T105. care Of Herald
FOR SALE Or RENT-store. restaurant
and pool room; 100 feet from Camp Cody.
Good building situated on two lots direct
y in front OF camp f25.000 soldiers Fine
chance for couple who understands res
taurant business and willing to work.
Would trade II Pas0 property or give
terms 20 reliable party Owner has other
business that requires attention Write
for particulars p o. box 52s. DeminE-
FURNITURE BUSINESS
For sale at invoice price, which IS about
S26, 000-1917 sales were over $4,000.
Goods bought in car lots at about 40 per
cent less than they would cost today. Well
established Owner has other business
that requires all Of his time Inquire OF
or write
G.. 1fulli1ziu
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
20 wis Bldg. Phone $500. {
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Housekeeping RoOms-Furnished

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LARGE rooms. sleeping porch. piano,
Housekeeping RoOms-Unfurnished
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TWO CLOSE IN Phone 800
3 UNFURNIsHED rooms. Pm Ss55W.
3 ROOMS. bath and sleeping porch 400
~ Florence Phi sS26-
EXCHANGE your Old Refrigerator or gas
stove for new one
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, unfur-
nished. in private family. screened porch
and bath. SIS. Phone 5107-
ONE, TWO. or more furnished or unfur-
nlshed. Next house to Globe Mills. Old
Fl Bliss. smelter Line
TWO large clean airy uufurnished rooms
every convenience reasonable rent High
land Park car or Rio Granda 1itue- 1880
Arizona
For Rent-ROOms Furnished
COOL front bedroom Phi 2412-
FURSIsEED ROOMS-.l7 Arisona-
DESIRABLE cool rooms. Pm. 6oso-
ROOM In private family. Pm. a17I-
COOL FRcST ROOM. e1s y. Stanton
BEDROOMS and hoasekeepins. ~ Myrtle.
Rooms for rent 512 Mesa Phone 31Os-
COOL bedroom close in 712 n Stanton
FURNISHED ROOM-l221 2 Boulevard.
FOR GENTLEMAN room ii pleasant phi
vate home Phone 771-
COOL room. close in. private home Phi
sos.
ONE COOL front room with private bath
500 4esa-
NICELY furnished room. also garage.
Pm 85s9.
ROOM urivare entrance ~ ~ Kansss
Pm. eS5J.
80 ---e--1-+ ~ ~ bsT9-s = -
557577 5-----7----5---- - 7---i-------- az
SOOL housekeeping ana 0--- ol---1- so
9-y----
hooA Win Sleeping poren- 80 n stan
Lol-
FRONT room adjoining bath SIS n
Kansas
ATTRACTIVE room with sleeping perch
and private bath So W. Missouri
TT0ST IN -i-- co--s- r00-7s s7r-77T1 -
-srrr ~ \ DAVIS
- - = - 5- -
Nee FRONT ROOM. hot water. HE6iI.
- - = 49,
hoAEb tAAE 5 ~ eool -,-- cons =,
ses5-= --2 " --1-. Z = 80 ~ -
COoL' loaeln- ulSely -lInlshea -oo-l-.
800. e. n @ssi-e7 81 S5sa
-
~ s.---, 80, ~ --T.rs-1e- f,-,-s
in 1912 ~ n Paso 81.
~ T7ST5TTF5D or ,---577-5iS5e5 -7e15755- or
h0ugegeepipr; private home close la. sos
Mesa ave.
WELL s5- TO MOVE a trunk VThv
Go.
75F7S=TT F777F 7SS-777 ------6 -7C-- in MI
-. f---av- aarfrb+f,5f I'd eIaari7-- ro-rb
r5-;,----- ----.-.-- 49,, 1900 -i,sa h
pr --eQr
T70T7 7E=S=7l - 7-- ---,----s---7---- -------7-
a D o4 t 225f2 'a Mia 5 5o5 iAF' 5 9
Wood zoe Uuson Ave
7=F77= 7=Ts--T
- -..s--,,- -i - - -, --. .r.e--
M 7e--b Via, 49, erce1ffo1sfi,- ,.51I
as y. Missouri.
~ T7T5T5 .s,--- ~ 7T- --s7 on ---7- ROOF -517
7i-,--l o., a., -5oi g., En-. -,,--i-- ana Won
$500 - he s,--1--e- si--e r-s---aI
Y. IT. q A. Phones 65s and ss9. Cor.
Missouri and Oregon
E. n,-t D. 81 Rcd
= = - = = 49, =
ROOMS ana hoard. strictly FIRST class.
~ n 49, -Tt IL STisr5-rri
T0F7 TFSs5 --757- i------7 ~, ,--7777 -7.-5-
ing porch 4o2 Prospect
, ROOMS. sleeping porch. private bath,
with board Men only Phi eo59-
ROOMS with loard home cooking. Phone
--ge
kOoA' board ana sleeping porch' ior gen
tlenen- Fn9Ee TO-
WELL. Herman Transfer Co only charge
e5c 10 move a trunk, 70 Is a Joke. but they
do H.
goTdo. New Iexieo.. 50 miles from e
Easus a splenQlQ place LoE Lle sumner
BeautIfuf crou1. Is good food Ernerfancd /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
For Rent-Apartments Furnished

APARTMENTS reasonable. 12oS N-OreEon-
ARAGON APTS-Tw3 room and five room
comfortably and artistically furnished
apartment. Apply No IA, 5l6 T. Rio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

THIS WEEK ONLY
PRICES ARE sLAsHED 50 PER
CENT. YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN
SUCH BARGAINS BEFORE
LOOK-TODAF's SPECIAL
OVERLAND s PASSENGER TOUR
ING ---- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -SI65
OTHER BARGAINS
HUDSON PASSENGER, GOOD
CONDITION, ONLY -------.---- $500
BRIsCOE DELIVERY, ALMOST
NV ------.-.---. -se65
HAYNES CHUSBrY ROADSTER.
BEAUTIFUL CAR ..-..--......-S $500
OVERLAND "ss." EXCELLENT
CONDlIAOA ---.-.--.-.------S $3.50
OVERLAND BIG SIX, : PAssEN-
GER FINE SERVICE CAR 900. SIZE
WE HAVE FOUR OTHER 3 PASS
ENGER ONERIsANDS WITH PRICES
RANGING FROM SIS5 To $500.
LOOK THESE OVER BEFORE YOU
Buy.
Ell PASO OVERLAND co.
COR. KANSAS g. BOULEVARD.
PHONE 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

THE WILLMARY-5 rooms dressing
room sleeping porch. bath. large clos
etsi all outside rooms. viii rent furnished
or sell furniture. as Prospect. Phi 4545
or 2so5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
For SaIs-Counfrr Prnnsrfr

- IlA- -ra------ A1FSaAJ
FOR SALE-4o acres near la Mesa. n
81 Is acres planted IN corn and beans
= = Sweeten- Anthony. n II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

EOf Dale- hulemo0ues-U anLeQ
CASH paid for Old Fords-Ph s77-
WANTED-To buy Ford car Pm t0s5
AUTOMOBILE loans 315 Trust BIDS
AXLES MADE True without removing.
Buchanal- ~ san Francisco Pm 3347.
SPEEDSTERS, automobiles stripped down
20 order ~ szperts- zoo y. kansas Pm so
II YOU want 10 buy. sell or trade your
auto see g. r TAYLOR. 405 Mesa Phi 1245.
PARMELEE-3Iagne to and starter repair
er- We specialize in srmature rewindiug.
FORD touring. good as new. 500. Ph.
s612
FL PASO automobile laundry-Havs your
cars washed while you wait: cars called
for and delivered 200 y. Kas Phi ST.
FOR SALE-Cadillac touring car, perfect
condition new tires. sacrifice price Terms
y desired Ph- loss. 2ol W San Antonio
FOR SALE-Ford car. newly ove-hauled.
SOC z. Missouri St Phi 1855.
WILL PURCHASE from owner slightly
used light touring car Pm z00IJ or call
1873 Randolph
FOR SAIL Ford touring cars must be
sold at once cheap for cash only one
complete air outflt- 2s15 Richmond St
SALE OR TRADE for auto. three chair
combination two chairs, bath lavatory,
shop expenses 1926 per month Duck
worth. Atansas Pass
BRING Is your OLD spark plugs TO re-
pair We sell guaranteed second hand
plugs AZ SOC. Carbon removed by oxygen
process. SOC per cylinder. The Modern Car
bon Removing Station. Montana and Stan
ton
FOR SALE
1917. 5-passeuger Ford .-.-.-..---..-f350
Dodge touring car ..-.....--...-.-.-S650
overland epeeQstar S-a5
Other cars at sacrifice prices.
go MIus St Pm az.
~ YOJ ARE GOING TO have your car
painted it win pay you 20 figure with
us; quick service. courtesy and quality OF
workmanship our motto. san Jacinro Au-
tomobIIe Paint Shop. 416 san Jacinto st.
Phone 22I7. under new management J.
r. brennan. Prop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Personal

Personal
MONEY loaned. SIS Trust Bldg
spireila Corsets. Ms. Miller. Pm s2osW.
MRs. CHONLA Women's exchange. 129 n.
Campbell
WANTED. Information OF Harry vs.. c.
Jaro, age IS years: occupation druggist. 70
settle on estate ANY Information viii Be
appreciated BY his father. Harry H. Jago,
wildwood. n J.
WANTED-Inf0rmatiou concerning one
(colored mani named Elwood DicEon,
called CBudl. ANY one knowing his ad-
dress please let j. c. Prewit, Eogalea,
Ariz, know. Box sAs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

T. K. APARTMENTS
go n. Stanton ST.
Furnished or uufurnished-
WAR TINE PRICES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Soda Fountains Drug and Confsc-
fiouerv Fixtures

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SODA FOUNTAIN drug and confectionery
fixtures. latest design. both exposed ana
closed Jar types. ranging % length o. 8. 3,
10. T. &c and 20 feet Can save yea 90 70
10 percsnts small cash payment down bal
suce easy paymentss can include show
cases shelving. tables. chairs. carbonatuE
IN contract All fixtures necessary 20 opsn
up drug and confectionery store Prompt
shipment Write or wlrs for price lists. p
& F. Commission Co az Myrtle. Agents
Crrnzuau Fountain ca
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Ready Reference Business Directory
Metals and Minerals

METALS & MINERALS CO.. BUYERS
20 San Francisco ST Phone 1915
Platinum. Gold. Silver. Qlelzsilver. Metal
lie ard non Metallic Minerals Of al
description.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

If YOU have anything for sale or
lrade, see us Trading and selling
our specially.
WELLs-PEUGH REALTY co.
617 Martin Bldg. Phone 1883
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Musical
Painting

WALTER DAVIS. plano teacher. IS mont
voice. S.. Phone 1883.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Veterinary Surgeons

C. F. PROEER, hospital for horses
DOGS .llI Texas Pm. SIS nights 65l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

3 LARGE rooms. sleeping porch. piano,
close tn. Phi 315S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

For Sale-Motorcycles
-------------~------------
FOR SALE-Indian twin cylinder motor
cycle. mountain model Phi. 1879 after
D. m
FOR QUICK SALE-NVew Henderson four
cylinder motorcycle. never used. fully
equipped. electric lights and generator
Bargain. 201 W. San Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27

coon FARM % saIe Phone s757W.
FOR SALE-Tiu sacrifice 60 acre ranch
near Clint. VITA stock and tools. , IN
cultivation. some alfalfa No rrade or
agents MISS. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-27
Dressmakng

AT HOME or by day Phone 4o4z
ACCOKDLAN PLEATING-Ph- sss0R-
CHILDREN's and plain sewing Phi 64s5.
HEliSTlTCHING. PICOTIN G-Best work.
Union Dye Wks-. as n stanton. Tel- 80
pREssMAEING and remodeling. Ms
Webb. Phi s3s9W.
SEWING WANTED-At home or By day.
Phi 6752
MRS. p 5. WHITE, dressmaker * ladies'
tailor. A specially IN evening and recep-
ton gowns. s09 n Esrrella St Phi. 6s19.
The sun., 1918-09-25
RAISING OF POLICE
SALARIES COMPLETED
Aldermen Concur Also in In.
crease for Firemen.

The raising of the first grade patrol
mems and firemen's salaries from $500
to 1850 year. beginning September I,
was completed yesterday by the Board
Of Aldermen. which concurred in a reso-
luton adopted BY the Board OF Estimate
last week and established the new
grades.
The vote was unanimous The only
question raised was that of Aldermau
Quinn, who asked why the salaries 81
the lieutenants and captains of the Fro
department were not increased also
Because replied Vice-Chairman Nj
ran. money for the increases comes
from salary accruals in the departments
and the accruals are not large enough
to provide for the officers. too
THE officers got increases last year'
said Borough President Bowling "arl
it's only frank to say that up to date
their claim for further Increases IDS l"'
been taken very seriously by the board
Of Estimate
The fact is. that the Officers in the
Fire Department did not ask for more
money this year. They stood aside 10
give the firemen better chance. l. ia
expected that the Police and Fire cod
missoncrs will request that the pay Of
officers in both departments be raised =
the 1919 budget.
The sun., 1918-09-25
RUMANIANS HERE UNITE.
Form National League to Push
Loan and w. 3. s. Work.

All the Rumanian societies OF New
York have been merged into one organi-
cation for the duration Of the war in
order TO secure better results in their
patriotic work in pushing the Liberty
Loan and War Savings campaigns A
meeting In which plans were made for
concerted action was held In Bohemian
National Hall. 325 East Seventy-third
street.
Representatives OF the seven Ruma-
MAN societies were present at the meet
ing, at which DR.. L. Gherman. pastor Of
the Rumanian Church of New York. pre-
sided. Other speakers were ]. Nasa, A.
Neder. G. Negoescu. p. Todorescu, II.
Popatanese, ID. Popescu, DR.. d. Andor-
nescu and others. The new organiza-
ton will be known as the Rumanian Ma
tional League. affiliated with the Legion
of Rumanian Volunteers. which was
formed In Youngstown, Ohio.
There were many Rumanians in the
uniform of the United States at the
meeting, but the league will try to have
formed Rumanian legion. which UNI
der American command may take part
in the war.
The sun., 1918-09-25
GOLF CLUBS TO GET
NOCOALIN WINTER
Federal Ban Placed on Con-
sumption Between Dec. 1
and April 1 Next.

The Federal Fuel Administration has
ruled that golf and country clubs must
use no coal between December 1, 1913,
and April 4, 1919. and these favorite
places Of fun and comfort promise to be
chilly places unless local supplies of
wood and peat are obtainable. State
and county fuel administrators have no
authority to exempt any club from this
ruling. even though persons may live in
Community clubs" as the country clubs
are classified.
Permits to use small quantities OF coal
for the maintenance OF regular en-
rloyees of such clubs can be obtained
from the United States Fuel Adminisrra-
ton at Washington upon receipt OF a
certificate of necessity from the State
Fuel Administrator.
Delos w. Cooke. State Fuel Admins
traitor. has appointed c. A. Graves, pres
ident of the Graves Engineering Com,
pany. as administrative engineer for
New York State. Mr.. Graves was
formerly assistant administrative en-
gineer in charge OF the New York met
ropohtan district
A patriotic meeting on oil and coal
conservation will take place at Cooper
Union next Saturday night at 8 o'clock
under the auspices of the Fuel Admins
tration in cooperation with the National
Association of Stationary Engineers,
Ocean Association OF Marine Engineers,
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association,
No. 33: OIL Trades Association Of New
York. International Union of Steam and
Operating Engineers. Marine Firemer's
Union and International Brotherhood of
Stationary Ffrenaen and Oilers.
The speakers will include Mark L. Re-
qua. general director of the oil division
OF the United States Government Dayi,
Moffat Myers advisory engineer Of the
United States Fuel Administration. and
w. Champlin Robinson, director of OIL
conservation.
Every engineer and user Of coal or OF,
Is invited TO attend the meeting. Those
on hand will learn exactly what the Gov
eminent expects of them during this Pc
Rod
The sun., 1918-09-25
CUBA SOON TO SEND
10000 MEN TO WAR
Another Flag to Join Allies,
Says Havana Merchant.

The lone star and red, white and blue
or Cuba's nag will soon fly with the
colors of the Allies on the western front
In France, according to Jose Sc 'rano,
merchant from Havana, who arrived in
an Atlantic popt yesterday on steam
ship from West Indian ports. Mr.. Ser
rano said the first contingent or the
Cuban army to go overseas will number
some 10000 men
Enthusiasm and patriotism ran high
in Cuba September 10, the national draft
day according to Col. Henry Betancourt,
another passenger. Col. Betancourt Is
an American citizen and has returned to
the United States to enlist He left the
ship to go to his home in Philadelphia.
He said that approximately 100000 men
registered In Cuba September 10 and
that the patriotism of the young Cubans
was SO great that the draft boards were
swamped and had to carry their work
over into the afternoon of the following
day.
Among the other passengers on the
vessel was Mr7. Theresa Bosselman.
mother-in-law Of Scion Menos. Haytian
Minister IN Washington who will visit
in the capital for several months.