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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05
Lntl and Found.

Lost and Found.
LOST-Gold brooch with diamond ln CEN
ter Phone ss1e. Reward
THE DOG was I0s+ because he die not
wear collar sold Icy Sheers-LaEcuby Co.,
$40 Texas
LOST-sur day night black leather pocket
book. containing saving accountoolk- key
90 car Reward PHI 1883
LOSr-Tuesday evening on IT. Bliss car
turn 20 105 s. Stanton Reward
LOST-An obIone Ioczet. black enamel in-
laid on front. Place FOR picture Return
90 scott White. Mills Bids. and receive
81 reward
LOST-RIur with four or five yale lock
keys Tuesday morning about II o'clock, on
Highland Park car so g. or elevator iu
Mills Bldg. OF Plaza Reward Pm 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

rooms. completely furnished home.
including piano and Victrola- Non
taua street.
5-roOm modern bungalow. furnished.
20o9 block. Montana street.
rooms and porches. Myrtle Ave.
UNFINISHED
Groom EcLse. Wyoming ST.
5-room house. with acres or morc,
Of land. miles down valley.
W. +. PAYNE
4o1 Ness Phone 1880.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

M hEANAAEu
r bath and s. p. r.. Boulevard o.. $500
g B.. bath and g. D.. Wyoming Sc o.. $50 90
g q. bath and s.. D., Portland .....-s.1.0u
2. bath and s.. D. olive ST. .-..--s-l.so
r. bath and So D.. lasi meut ana
heat River ST. -.-.--..---...--..s7 $500
g q. bath ard e. De. IT. Boulevard .ss5. 90
8 % bath ard IS. D.. garage, Federal
street - observation-disclosures. $4,000
2. bath ard s.. p.. Montana ..-...s-5.c0
z 2. bath and g. D.. Campbell So. -f65.u0
S r bath and 8. D.. Cliff 81. --.----- $4,000
FURNISHED
q and bath. Nevada st. .........-S51 D0
s p. and bath. Boulevard .-..-..-.-E4 $40. 60
r. and bath anu garage. Alamo
gorlo -. Observation-Disclosures $500
G o. and bath and garage Nevada $1,000
o. anu bath. hog water heater.
sunny ave. -.------ ---.- + s.'-N 90
setc-al eood furnished apartments OBJ DIE
ferelt localities. Low rental
ANDERSON-EILLER INVESTMENT co.
s1s 2lcza Ave. Pa 1904
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05
WEATHER BULLETIN

IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

WANTED-salesladIes FOR ou- ready-to-
wear. chlidren's department basement
ard millinery department Also those eI-
perieDced in selling footwear Teachers
and married women with selling expert
ence are especially requested 20 make sp-
pilcations az once. Apply 10 the vari-
Gus department managers OF the White
House
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05
Held Wanted-Male.

Help Wanted-Male.
~~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~------
WANTER-srong boy TO learn pressman' s
trade. Apply Herald pressroom-
BOYS 10 sen saturday Evening Posts a.
ll4 r Franklin St
WANTED-A porter who has had pre-
vious experience Ia piano store Apply
II Paso Piano Go.
WANTED-First class machine presser.
Apply at Bisbee Dye & Cleaning Works.
Bisaee ARR
WANTED MAN 10 work IN vrlcanizing
shop. prefer experienced man Boss Rub
Der Co. 52e Texas ST
DR. J. c. DESART. specialist. private re-
cep-ion room f1- ladies, offices o. "A
rooms. OBJ. rev ?. @. Phone si52.
WANTED-llarrird man Go do dairy ard
ranch work S2-75 day. must furnish
Owl board and room p r Meyer. Han
gEtI- - ~
WANTED-rahls waiter either over or
under the draft age. white man. So per
week and room Hotel Bates. Carlsbad.
BAKERS WANTED-One bread man. one
cake man. four dollars day Machin-
cry n shop The Nesch Baking Co.. Dem
WANTED-Bo0l-keeper ana stenographer
with knowledge % spanish STATE fully
Qualification. salary expected, references.
etc Address K r. care Herald
COMliIsSARY MEN with railroad con-
structiou and repair gangs Oh New Mexico,
Arizona and California. must speak span
ish. good handwriting and figuring essen
tiaL p O. BOX $50. III Paso-
BARBER WANTED once. SIS guar
autee- Don't write. wire Exchange Bar
her shop. Silver City, " 1I.. ID. b. Rob
lnson, PROP.
WANTED-At once. plauer mill foreman,
two machines Pay 500. Also want good
careful bin band-sawyer. $3.50 per cay
Left hand rig Apply Sacrauelt Noun
tain Lumber Co. AlamoEori1 y 81
WASTED-Experien retail fish and
delicatesseu man Blue Point Fish and
" -4NEED-spauish-E English =t=nograpner;
must be proficient In both Export Brolz-
ers. NoEales. ARE. Salary Sl-5-9o; wire
night letter 10 Business Mems Clearing
House CAEercyl. SIC Security Bldg, Los
Angeles. cal
WANTED-Live agents. whole or part
time 90 handle a proposition backed hy
banks and men - national reputation
Have men making $500 20 500 monthly.
no capital reTrired. as National Bank,
Arizona Bldg. PhoeniZ
FIREAIEN. BRAKE1IEN. experience un-
necessary. wages Fl50-f115 monthly.
raised 90 per cent hv governments re-
cent $500. o10. 900 annual increase In rail-
road wages. Write Railway tseud stamp,
care Herald.
HELP WANTED MALI use several
young mex exempt from draft who are
energetic and Ambitions. Must be expert
euced Gu groceries None other need APP
ply. Call afternoons only The PigEly-
WigEiy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

For Rent-Houses Furnished.
>--~-~---~----------~--~- --------~~~-~-~-~-~-~
FURNISHED four rooms, sleeping porch,
bath and water SIS. e116 Portland Ave
PHI gIfgTw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05
Held Wanted-MaIe

uAEAl " oMAEA ANAdAAE
MANIED-English speaking Mexican boy
no work iu garden Phone aG52E-
WANTED-Pharmacis one who speaks
English and spanish y %. box 500
WANTED-Eov with wheel TO collect per-
maneut position Address Ns. care Herald
Tall a Mitchell Employment Agency.
1o2 san Francisco st
OUR LOW PRICES keep Us busy. 1y con-
tract or by the toad Herman Transfer Co.
SAY do ycu need help we furnish %.
THE BORDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
III East Main 81. Phone 1919.
BARBER WANTED guarantee. good
sober first class man Prices . and lcc.
Ideal shop. Gallup. 81. n.
WANTED coed barber. s.5 guarantee.
steady job Address T. r. Fields, Ajo.
Arz-
We CAN SAVE rou money on any Elnd
~ hauling fncne Houston Trau5l-r stor-
as- Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

LAS CRUCES AUTO-Loaves Herald Of
flee at . o. IN Arrives az las Cruces f;ls
o. m The returning car leaves Las Cruces
postoffice for FL Psso $50 o. M. via Mes
Quite TefIes. Ia Mesa. ChHmberino and
CauutiIlo ard arrives 20 e Paeo 1-lA o.
M Phone e120 p Paso: lf5 Las CruceH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

Il PASO CLINT-WheeIers car leaves
Clint daily Tor e paso 40 a. m Leaves
Herald office Tor Clirt sees o. m
FABENS-CLINT-E PASO-Romcro's car
leaves Herald Office $50 o. IA daily and
sunday Make reserva uons 81 Herald or
Phone GAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05
Situatiop Raufed-EenaIe.

-nercial detail. address AL. care Her
Situation Wantsd-FenaIs.
WANTED-Ofncs work and bookkeeping.
address st4. care Herald
WILL CARE for Few children 10 my
home Phone eafSM-
l--.s-EniENVED 2. b. " telephone opera
Tor. Phi S506.
hASIED-To DO laundry work al home.
Prone ssS4W.
WANTED-Position as office SRI. no sx-
perience. Address k.50. care Herald
MIDDLE AGED woman desires situation
FOR light house work and plain cooliuE.
no washing In small family. Ph. 2f5-
sTEN OGRAFHER-EEtsnsIv railroad eI-
nerience. open for employment prefer
small town. address K224, care Herald
HOUSEKEEPER BY capable active
American woman Address SIS. care Her
-
PUBLIC stenographer and Dictaphone up
orators. Give your stenographer vact-
ton and let ms do your work Dlctation or
records called for Work delivered Phone
66
Wanted-ReaI Estate.
WANTED-Smau piece income property.
south ~ Paso or south Oregon state
price and location Address p 20, care
Herald.
CENTRAL TENAs LAND WANTED
Want cheap land anywhere between Adj
Ieue and IT. Worth. in trade Tor FL H1s1
property OF valley land.
7. q. Bon $50. FL PASO. TEXAS.
WANTED To BUY OF room bum
Ealows. Alta Vista or Government
Hill Terms mast be relsouab BILE
Jas. l. Mari & co.
RANCH AND CATTLE WANTED
VIII exchange business property I'm FL
Paso. about s25o.O00.
HAWKINS BROS.
Wanted-FurUiture.
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HIGHEST CASH PRO Is paid FOR furul-
ture. stoves etc. Phone 1888
.EL-L - - - u - L..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

Special. ATTENTION GIVEN TO
SCHOOL LAND MATTERS
CORPORATION AND
COMMERCIAL Law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

The following list OF uncalled for an
su-ers 20 Herald Want Advertlsaments are
now being held for delivery Ct The Her
ola HrfaH-r-- office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05


We buy all kinds second hand furniture.
Ice boxes. rugs. carpets. gas ranges
TEXAS FURNITURE CO.
aas S. II Paso St. Phone tosz.
Wanted to ReaL
.~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~~~
MANTED-TWo rooms for housekeeping.
near II bliss Pm 1871.
SUMNER VACATIOS-FIu take GOOD
care Of home for rent free- Best refer
ences given Phi so6I
YOUNG NAN wants cool room with bath.
Dr. private home Connecting sleeping
porch desirable Address R27. care Herald
WANTED-Houss 70 keep FOR the simmer
f0- care OF same by responsible couple
70 SICK. 20 ehldrs1. PA 20 q 2599.
Wanted Miscellaneous.
HIGHEST PRICE paid for coal sacks. Rio
Grande Fuei CO. 32e s S. Nraiu- Phi 1874
WANTED good second hand trunk and
travelling bag. must be reasonable BOX
We TAKE your GA furniture DO ~ a good
figure. IN exchange for new goods.
ROGERS TRADING COMPANY,
l14 No Stanton St Phone TEe.
For Rsnt-HOuse. furnished.
5 kOOMs-507 E. Rio Grande
BUNGALOW near p Bliss Ph. s.45-
GROOM furnished modern cungal0W.
GrandyieE. Phi 4s15-
FOR REST-Furnished room cottage.
close in Pm 1858.
FOR RENr-Lovaly house. TobIn's Sec
ond addition Phone e21L
5 ROOMS and sleeping porch SIS month
MalkinE distance s07 j. Rio Graudo
ROOM furnished house. sos Douglas
Phi 677oM
-
private bath. yard and sleeping porch.
cal at 1880 Wyoming
ROOMS and sleeping porch. nicely fur
nisled. 625 n. santa Fe. 20 responsible
parties only Phone 270s.
HALF Of nice furnished cottage tho-oueh-
y comfortable, garage, also small house
cheap. Phi 751N-
FOR kENI-Uutil sept I. furnished four
room cottage with glassed On porch In
qulre 14ls fremont Phi 3912J.
FURNISHED four room house with ga-
rage. on car line. $50. Address L-ZS. care
Herald
FANS BELOW MARKET PRICES
Rented, bought and sold Gem Electric
CO. Pm 1855
FOR RENT-Untu sept. Ist. i've room
bungalow on Montana St. handsomely fur
nished No sick or children Phi $3.50
COMPLETELY furnished four room bun
galow with sleeping perch Phi 6Ss5R.
can eslo white Oaks
WILL RENT-Completely and elegantly
furnished home; 8 rooms; cool il summer;
servants house and garage; until sept
lst- Pm $50 or call sos Mills BIDS.
NICELY FURNISHED new home OF s
rooms In Sunset Heights 20 rent FOR the
summer months at SIS a month. Inquire
o. Mrs vs.. b. Latta. sol vs.. Boulevard
street. phone 1855
HANDSOMELY furnished two story house
Tor rent 8 months. servants quarters.
toilets baths. double garage A. T.
Eowlands, 1907 Elm St.. Manhattan Hgts.
40 sick Phi 22f7 or gs6.
ONE FURNISHED room BUNGALOW. one
unfurnished 4 ru' m bungalow 90 lease for
one year or more See property and own
er after p m. At 1115 ". Rayuur. w
S. Miller. SIS Trust BldE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

WANTED practical tailor one able 60
DO all kinds Of alterations on mems suits
must speak English and spanish Apply
mems clothing department. md floor
Popular u. o.. co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05
Situation, Ranfed-MaI..

Situations Wanied-male.
---~~~--~---~---~-~---~-
CARPENTER work wanted Ph. 55s78I.
NANTED-VVith reIIahIe concern. respon-
sihie office or salesman Position refer
ences; bend furnished; competent In every
-uercial detail Address AL. care Her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05
Wauied-FwnRure.

Manted-f ufnifufe.
@---s----~-~-~-~-----I-
We buy all kinds second hand furniture
Ice boxes. rugs. carpets. gas ranges.
TEXAS FURNITURE CO.
4os s. e Paso St Phone 4os7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

MONEY 10 Loan
---~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~---~-~
IS To $50 loaned honest emrloyes. cheap
est rates. confidential Quick satisfactory
service Drake 2ol Roberts Palmer
MONEY TO LOAN on good inside business
property. per cent interest A. p Colsz
e Rros-. 202 g. oregon
MONEY Io9ned on furniture. planes autos.
chattei mortEe ges- Newton. 2l5 Trust BID
CHATrEL mortgaEe loans. 315 Trust Bldg.
Personal.
-<---~~---~----------- ~-------~-~-~---~-~-~-~
MONEY loaned s15 Trust Bldg
Spirella Corsets. Mrs Miller Pa. s2osW-
KURTAINs RLEANED korrectly. kramer
g0S2N.
MRS CHONLA womcu's exchange. 12s "
Campbell
COTTON or rubber garden hose. Call az
A. Yates. 500 s. u Paso s..
EGG BOXEs-Hatchlng egg carriers. ship
ping cU0ps and baby chick hoZcs-
". ID. WISE SEED CO.
II pas0. Texas.
Retail store JOG y. stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05
10 Rsni-Apartmenil Fnrnllhe1

NICELY ruru,sssl s7,rtr,crl -. T..
Phone -f-e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

WANTED OFFICE HELP-ALL KINDS.
office mana gers. bockkeepers. Fteuog-a-
pliers. Office clerks shipping CLERKS bank
bookFeepers hank clerks.
MERCANTILE DEPT.
Statesmen fo- shoes. clothing mems fur
uishiuEs silks. etc. window trimmers.
card writer's and an kinds store help.
MINING DEPT.
1Ilne superlntenleuts; mining engineers
tcan place Eraduatesl. craftsmen chem
lists. foremen. shift or mill bosses. mine
accountants. clerks. machi1ists, ciectri-
clans. etc.
Business Mems Clearing House (Agency)
Security BLDG. les Angeles. cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05
Wauted-Furuiture.

Wanted-Furuiture.
HIGHEST CASH PRO Is paid for furul-
ture. stoves, etc Phone 1888
SELL your furniture 10 Globe. Highest
prices paid Phone f5eL 90 s Stanton
WANTEn-A second hand maple dresser
or dressing table. in good condition Aust
be reason able. Pm 1856.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

Help Wanted-Female
WANTED girl dispensers and waitressts-
Potter Confectionery Co.
WANTED young woman Go nurse
small child Apply 1928 Montana 81.
WANTED-Canablc woman for general
house work. stay nights. Phi 700.
GIRL for photo studio. Jos san Antonio
ENGLISH speaking Mexican Tor house
work. stay nights Pm +@92-
WANTED nurse for July. PHI
f24s.
HOUSEKEEPING r1ums exchanged far
help. 7o1i vs.. Main.
WANTED-Experleue cafe waitress.
Apply Harvey House, Union depot.
GOOD English speaking Mexican siri for
house gorl- sl9 -. Kansas ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

NEXIoo a NoKTHwEsTERN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

81 81 Mcfarland % Alpine. candidate fl-
state Senate. -5-h Senatorial District. SUBJ
iect 10 Demgcra-le primare=-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-05

Help Wanted-Male and Female
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FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
The United States Employment Service.
basement of CITY Hall Services free 90
.-ruI... mi .mu-n-.r. n..ua ...L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-22
We'll Rarnble
BY j. L.

without attempting 10 take ssdas TN
a matter which has received more or
less attention. the assertion made that
charter change opponents have forced
a distracting local issue on the legis-
lature. ts enough TO make all VINO
have stood aloof and watched the
fight between the Civic association and
the administrative board laugh heart
lily
The civic association for two or
more years has been endeavoring TO
hiring about a charter election and
their attorneys have frequently as
serted that a petition from fifteen
per cent Of the voters who took part
in the last state election should be
enough to call for an attempt TO
overturn the existing city government.
They evidently did not think it pos
able that they could get twenty five
per cent OF the number of voters who
took part in the election, let alone
twenty-five per cent OF the qualified
voters
Yet tn. obiging administrative
hoard goes out and gets them the very
thing ,sought--a petition signed nv
more than twenty five per cent OF the
qualified voters.
Now the publicity agents OF the Civic
association are grieved ar thu action
OF the administrative board and COM
plain that the board has introduced a
distracting local issue.
On the other hand, the board In
carrying out the aims Of the Civic
association takes a chance on It's own
abolition, for the primary object OF
the Civic association has been to get
rid of the administrative board. This
is shown by the support given the
charter changes measure which abol-
tshes the board yet retains the South
side Offices In Manchester. The Civic
association displayed no enthusiasm
about the Capitalization or consolida-
ton of the city's municipal machinery
as far as the South Side Offices were
concerned. Consequently the aboli-
ton OF the administrative board must
have been and 10 the primary object
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-22
Author of the Charter Petition
Asks DR.. Anderson to Explain

Of this city, IN carrying out and per
fectinF a purpose which they dare
not disclose 10 this people.
I disagree with DIR. Anderson when
he says his association found these
people Indifferent or the subject of
municipal government. In denying
this statement OF DIR. Anderson I offer
this proof, that the sealous vigilance
OF this people have preserved for them
their much covstsd public owned
utilities.
The Civic association may never
have opposed the peoples petition,
properly and legally drawn and cir
culated TO ascertain the wishes OF the
whole tax-paying citizenship concern
ing the charter under which they
must live, as states DIR. Anderson, but
there Is one thing dead suro---they
never encouraged or aided In it that
the people might have q chanco ana
DR.. Anderson sdn calls the petition.
from his narrow and pre1uGiced view.
bad names, such as "so-called petit
ton" City Hall petition
/ respectfully submit that the sign
err Of the petition containing the sig-
natures OF 4,254 qualified and proper
Is certified tax-payinG citizens of
Richmond are just as honest. just as
earnest and more determined TO have
good clean, prosperous democratic
government than Or. d. r. Anderson
is or over will be with his pres MT
vi sws on municipal government
They are going to continue to pay
their taxes and they are determined
10 elect through the ballot box such
mer as they deem worthy and fit TO
lead and % manage their public af-
fairs fer them. They know full well
that certain interests desire appointivs
government and they would like to
influence the appointments. That is
but natural where a desire for per-
sonai government exists.
By the way, DR., Anderson. what
will II cost the city per annum to
abolish Ave men with a fixed salary
OF Sc Q00 each per annunai now elected
by the people OF this city, and replace
them by appointing six in their places,
each of the six having the power to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-22

Local food adminfst-atora cAn wen
.er the moderate &c activities of
their work drop out Of sight part Of
the time and turn their attention to
mother side o. fo9d rlu'stratto~-
the constructive side Of helping msr-
chants I'm the Notwithstanding trades
- bring a5out improvements In theit
business methods,
hbcut ak trades arc called upon
- bear the brunt Of food saving
tine grocers, butchers, taker. hotel and
reasaurant men. dealers in ~onfection-
ers and Ice cream. and Tho flour mill
ers one after another these trades
have been swung IN limo with the food
law and called upon to carry an al.
most overwhelming port OF read
'ust- ent. not merely working Tor
/ q later efficiency In their own methods
ife. meeting the e-itfeis-n Of tne pub
I1tc ana undertaking TO caaHge tie pub
ncs daily HABITS.
IT each case trats leaders quietly
eew that teamwork yrs necessary &c
.meet The c~isis Trade organizations
have bean strengthened and THEN
msrahersatp Increased during the pass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-22

Editor Virrinisn.
Eir.--T am equally DESTROYS that
your readers who read Ut Anderson
Civic associations point Of view con
cernfne changes IN YOUR paper Of Feb
rusry Il, 1915 ALSO read the point
OF view RI the great tax-psying masses
Of this city az I know and understand
them through daily contact and life
long association with them.
Since June. 1915 (says DR., Ander-
soul tbs civic association Of Rich
morf, including almost every man
who who II notable for his leader
ship in the city. has been working for
charter reforms. etc.
There are many men, members #
the Civic a. socfation OF Richmond,
who are earnest. siucere and honest
in their desires and efforts for good.
& lear, prosperous govern .aeat ! amaze
meut hu. fuch men have bean and
ste still barred from leadership.
There are others tsome paidl who
collect $4,000 from hidden and
unknown source so lar rs the public
or the rank ard lle of the Civic az
osiation nave beer advised. 20 employ
EXPERTS - 10 come to our city and
survey The several departments Of the
CITY govern m ent. report defects and
rugrest the necessary remedies.
pr. Anderson would have the peo-
pie Of his city really balieve tha.
these great experts possessed with all
the information amounting 70 real
knowledge. acquired through constant
practical application and diitgent re-
search into the operation Of munich
PAL governments throughout the world.
actually made the survey, found de
fests and suggested the needed and
proper remedies.
Trs whole truth Ia. these Ave ex-
perts 10, fnarced by the largest cor
poratiou in the United States were
induced TO come here for the sum OF
the atoresaid $4,000 collected (and
] question the source of contributions
and dare tha publication thereof, 70
do lust what they did do and moth
ms more. TO aid and further the
schemers and promoters of, not the
NJ ambership Of the Civic association
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-22
A CAUTIOUS HERO.

compliment TO himself Bur we are
sure that 7r. Cannon. H. going 20
France at this time, has denons,rat 4
that he has higher opinion OF the
character and ability on We general
az. .5Is then mas she a6.a- II -ba
IadeN-Apreal
The editorial outhursts Of TIA per
fervtd youth may nc due - his desire
to blame somebo1y besides TT Can
ron for what be knows the legislature
is going 70 90 END realize tha, Dr.
Cannon ha~ perfectly good aAb' lor
The rest Of the session The Index app
rooFs quest for somebody 10 rail At is
more than ukely founded GA the J,tstt-
nec b 'lef that the prohibitlon Jaw is
TO be amended IN way which win
stcp the illicit sale Of nruor which the
rndez-Agrea fought valiantiy to ie-
galize or. IT rnav he that the editor
of the Irdex-Appcei asp'rcf TO q de-
81 ee Of Influence with the general as
sernbly which no has never vet pos
s2ssoe End thinks that, with Dr Can
non safely out OF the way. Ne may
make a favorable start BY telling tina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-22
WE MUST SAVE FOOD WHEREVER POSSIBLE.

\ contributed Editorial by

siderable extent in place of wheat
So. beginning right now. the food ad-
mlnlstration asks the American peo-
pie to save more food than they have
been saving. by faithfully following
the now program outlined in tho homo
card OF 1918.
Not all Of our people can eat less
than Trey now eat, for many are I'M
ablex to BUY more food than they &C
tually need. But X all who can save
viii save thsre win be enough FOR all
Of Us. our associates in this war.
friendly neutra}s and ourselves
10 not hoard food. for the gcforn-
r0eut viii keep-in this country enough
Of every essential KIND Of foodstuf
F., supply ell Of the people. The gov
eminent has no intention - ever TAX
ing IN ounce Of the horne made pre-
serves or Of the homegrown prod
.ucts kept in pantry or cellar Any
ono who tells you otherwise is work
ing for the enemy. either intentian-
iany or unintentions,ly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-22

trator will have &c difficulty in locat-
ing end utilizing it, even Il Il - not
yet prominent II certainly exists
and can be orystallized. organized and
Dr. oted for constructive ends.
This seems TO ne the proper handle
by which to take hold Of ocat food
administration now. Help your neigh
bors who dfstrif 'te foods to organize
sc THAI they may help Themselves and
the public, and hey will amply take
care ot your v4e'ators-