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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-05
NEW TODAY
JOURNAL WANT AID DEPARTMENT IS THE BEST SELLING
MEDIUM IN MARION COUNTY TRY THEM FOR RESULTS

FOR SALE = 6 room house and lot,
$3.50. Inquire at 404 5. 10th St., Sa-
lem. rs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-05

RED, white and black eurrants deliv-
cred to any part of the city. Phone
2500J2. I'll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-05

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-05

FOR SALE-40 acre farm, some of
best land in Oregon, stock and crop
included, must be sold. R. F. D. l,
box AZ. Scio, Or. 7-2l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-05

4 X = 4 i y i x 4 4 y X \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells why everycns should drink
hot water each morning
before breakfast.

WHY ls man and woman half the
time, feeling nervous, deapondes.
worried. some days headachs duii aud
unstfnng. sgne DAYS really incapacl.
iated by illness
II we all would practice inside hath.
Ing. what gratifying change would
take place Instead of thousands Of
half.sick. anaemic.looking souls with
pasty. muddy complications We should
see crowds Of happy. healthy. rosy.
checked people everywhere The rea.
son il that the human system does not
rid itself each day Of all The waste
which II accnmulates under our pres
ent mode 81 living For every ounce
OF food and drink taken into TIE system
nearly an ounce Vt waste material
must be carried out. else Il fefments
and forms piomalne.iike noibons which
are absorbed into Ia. blood.
lust as necessary Bs y II 20 clean
the ashes from the furnace each day,
before the nre will burn bright and
hot. so we must each morning clear
the inside organs OF the previous days
accumulation ~ indlgestibie waste and
body toxins Men aud women. whether
sick OF Uell. are advised to drink each
morning. Bokpfe breakfast glass OF
real hot waN,r with a teaspoonful OF
limestone phosphate IN II. as a harm
less means of washing out OF tbs
stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels ths
indlgestibie material. waste. sour bile
aud toxins. thus cleansing. sweefen
ing and purifying the entire ailnen
isry canal before putting more 100,
into the stomach
Millions OF people who had their tart
ef constipation. bilious attacks acis
stomach. nervous days aud s!eeplef'
nights have become real efanks aboa
the morning inside bath 4 quartet
pound Of limesione phosphate will no
cost much al the drug store. bat 4
sufficient TO demonstrate 10 any sons
| tie cleansing. sweetenins aud frcshsn
isS effect upon the system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

and clean this excess acid ont OF ihe stonach
This wil give the stomach a chance 10 digest the
food properly thattis al you need nature wit
do the rest
There Is a quick easy way to bring ais about
wonderful new discovery makes Il possible 70
remove excess acid without the slightest dis
comfort It Is called EArONtC made ia iae
fern Of tahleis-hcy are good 10 eai--jns Ike
a bit OF candy Their action in the stomach IS 4
good deal like a piece OF botting pope. taking ap
n drop OF ink-iley literally absorb the injnriou
excess acid and carry il away hrougl toe inter
tines They also drive the hloai out OF the body
in fact you can fairly feel them work
Try EATONic and see how quickly It hanishcs
the immediate effects of acid stomach -bioa
heartburn telclue. food repeating Indigestion.
&c See too how quickly your general health
improyes-how much more relish you take Ia
eating how much more easily your God s III
Eesied-how soundly you sleep-how nervous
ness and irritahility disappear
II IL so easy 70 got this aelp-and II costs 50
little why suffer another hour when sugo
quick relief j. n hand Everywhere PEOPLE Who
have used EATONIC testify to SIS power 10
bring quick relief TIE testimonials OF some Of
these people are 20 enthusiastic and iell Of sucn
remarkable results as to he almost unbelievable
II you are one OF these who have ried every
thing" but in spite Of IL are still lacking
physical strength and vigor begin ai once %
take EATONIC Don't put q off Get hack
your physical and mental punch Have the
power and energy 10 work win vim Enjoy the
good things Of life. Learn what Il means 20
fairly bubble over with heath Like thousand
Of others You will say t1at you never dreamed
il possibleihat such wonderful change for ih-
better could be brought about quickly
So get big box OF EATONiC from your drug
gs, today We authorize him 10 guarantee
EATONIc to please you and you can trus, your
druggist to make this guarantee good <
fails in any way take il back--he will refund
your money II your druggist does no; keep
EATONlC write 10 us aud viii send you
big zoe box yon can send us the soc after you
receive il Address H. l.. Kramer, President.
Faien'c Rnmcdv COMPANY Cor Wabash Ave
and llih St. Chicago. H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
PHYSICALLY FIT
At ANY ACE

ll ians ARs ii tANeiFF# iENiWa f##
nnt mon doNu and ass kveH te
ntefnai erFans ~ snad condition NJ
soa Will AlNps ae NhATNHNt tN
Watch me kltnttF
Tho klanyeN an fAg WHat Nv
Natkea effans ln ine human hnslf
Whsn lhes broak duWu uAdff "a"
strata AHd fhe AsafN Wft ssh
eumNlafra ana sfyeialset iuHk eH'
me, sharp CRYSTALS ltaf ana s'fe "
ihe delicate n0nag ehannrlH csW#lff
eNefuepNne pain and sei a iff
Bons which may cause rrWafufw af
generation HnN nlira in mfn iAfe
deadly nriRht mseAss
one oi ne first 'wasnAAa ~ rm
Hl b Kidney action IT, ain We fFiaes
lA ghe small oi lhv back hish ssilo d
Al MtWntY uflm. les nf appviit ln
derRlian ot rheumatism
va nor vAli untll the danger = af fu
Non Al the rgN Indication af irNuHle
eo after he esuae sf uufr Ge ~ At
dragelsI immediately tiei lral SOS
oi GOLD MEDAL iiAafiem uN rA
nlet im offrd dtfgf ftam ibe 'aN
0ratoriev lu HoliAn4 shere hos haNe
hren in nsr tni Uael i@u hundt,d
Years fheF NIii give alinosi nw'
iiate rsllpf NJ fuf ant tAnse ihet
lm ld pai eaHf maAfA wii be-
nndef hn o, san ia &et coin
MEDAL. Nonr nfh,l s AruuiHe iu
Hraled hnNes ihfrs tlkee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
-
From "OUR BOYS" Over There

awsy from home Ahoni Tho only aif
ference : can see ~ fhai I am .
ntsle farther away from heme lhan
w-s in me states
Well / don't know yer, mueh thar
can Wriie thai wil interest YOU es-
cepi The difference 10 countries and
lhai would lake all she paner u ihl
place as everything Is different heFe
10 What Il i there liomts tOWn
people and everything
PAPER is scarce af,iele here WISH
Won would ml IN a eounle % sheet
of paper ana an envelope when so,.
write again Eyer hinR + one
her affair here rha, IS rigs of ail
kind ate one horse
I wnl wall and Ten you ahen come
home doni ihink wc an D, over
here very long
Wen have seen some towns lands
wafer neoale ana everything elsc
since len home and expect 90 see
more before eos hack
II certainty 8 an educational eN
ppdition Tor man Ile can learn
several hing on iua OF this Kind
Wei mother ne no occasion
whatever "a worry about me for am
Wei and getting plenty 10 eM ana
eoot eats al has hare plenty clothes
and four good heavy wool blankeis
besides my mattrcs>
Thar may sound IKE Il eet, cold
her" Wen il may IN ihe winter. hnt
j. Is not cold yet ahou, like October
weather % home e gets cool an
night bul war in lhe das nor hot
Ike IL gets 81 home
J am IN he southern part OF France
ana suppose ! Will be- located here am
the time about snl or aaa mites from
The front We dom, hear any hic
guns ar explosion here Al all 50 n
that way We don't know any more
about What is doing than we dld a
home
Wei am going 10 close Tor This
time and ect MI. lcitcr on its wav
across thc pond liorins ths finds
YOU we'll Your son
joins " DRFNNON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

How j. daady Sc ae alons. hose
- fine a. my oahs j. lll bet ihss
aa nave some ,ime wheu thes are
loariher ! Weaia ~grs Ike io see m,
llttle daueAier ha, when dugv ralls ee
-. shoald aas~er De eaii Our hoss
are tnlnr tine work Al present w
are no~ 81 real bu iuss> and every
one here Is surely working hara
| have mc' =. h og Il Ts here
with ihe railway ems osefs snt they
arr uua fellows Thsy arr an doing
lhoir parl Ia thi- eAuntgy would
IKE 60 scf 40 the railroad. has nkn
whaf have iusi tins This .s q nice
place here hut eyerslhlne 80 different
from he dear ola : 4 That =
the onls connir, Ia me wid uld.
world Tor white man 10 lse Ia. hn
they have some yefN reur places
heie Eueland is very pretty coun
~, Tn, French are ysts k.nd - lh
American boys hu aou't se ihs
French language bai mavhe Win
learn Il ana ii wlli D, mach easier
iof u- an then
We'll mother daflins ana aaday. lax.
sond care OF Yourself and ms nuh
giFl am yonr lovnr SON.
EDWARD ~ REMEDY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

|CUTCURA SOAP
AND OINTMENT
Heal Eczema On Bab,s face,
liched So Badly Scratched.
Cost 0nly h Ceais.

When tas bsts ~ss t~ln weeks eia
he' lsee Ofnkc eu lts hsat Na#
told il ~as esseus 4 saWs ~s issf
and hes lace .e4a sose ANA ~ 'auvd
Il nshed va h~dls lh4t shs ssialfhta
uns.l "a ~outA hlssa ana looked faug 3
and aeaD she esa ao~s 4uJ hstlui
and she could noi siesp md shf Nouia
keep ns awakt
sse CAuSula .tsen.tsd @nN fns
ios isee sample : tVus hs Nose -ua
when ! had atsd eHs ,skr Qi 1Ngietf4
SOAP 4rd ene hos ~ tWAus ont
nasrs ~ w.s hs4isd Afiss3 9
lAnNic Comp f'd assieH y 81
eb ~ 1913
pTsNsHt mi ht Nuaf'- ~ Ns
Cu eufA SOAP iai ~ ioisi felf lf"ssN
..@,. r.Ia -. ..
eetssafs tsst Nefts4
| esal NatFs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
From JOAN " ossNNoN.

Dear Mother . wan write sou
Few lines This afternoon. as ! am MOI
very busy just az present
an IN one of ihe offices and sup
pose win bo an fhe time from now
On IL behave my s.f and think !
can DO ihat
Ike thi, country fine 50 lar u
is damp here most of he Time Rains
nearly every day bng they are light
Dou'i rain hard nse .l does "a, homie,
ana The land don wash BIKE Is does
there either
| had cold Tor se~ days ba'
am over il nov ana feeling une
We gcl good eats and plenty OF ~.
really more Than ~ did hefote wc
left The state whole iol more than
| expected -
This country h nothing Ike eN-
1ccled 10 see We have Zine treat
ment and cverythlHs one would want
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
SM|fFlES, SNEEzEs,
HOARSE WH[EzEs
Danish them bv using Dr. Bell !
Pine Tar Honey

Thousands recommend 81 Dr ntll.
Pine Tar Houet isn't an experiment.
but cough and cold remedy that has
steadily grown ponu,ar hecause 81 a
quickly effective
For lingering colds on coughs
fire. D attacks iis halsamlc ana healing
antiseptics are SURF io be beneficial
II brings speedy relief irom nhlegm
congestion. inflammation tickling
bronchial tubes Good also Tor hoarse
ness, eoueh4 due 10 gippe and kindred
ailments Economical a bottle woe.
a lone way Your druggist soll IS
8Oo. zoe and 81 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
Indigestion, Gas, Bloat,
Heartburn, Caused
by Acid-Stomach

What is the cause of Indigestion dyspepsa
hloat. heartburn oOd-repeating beching gassv
sour stomach and all the stomach mseries tha
bring so muca distress? Just 'his-acid. stom.
acn-superacidity as the doctors cali IT, II rops
millions Of their full strength. vitality and the
power to enjoy life 0 be real men aud women
Scientists have proved This hut YOU do nai
need to take their word you can prove II IA
your own stomach. by getting rid OF tae excess
acid and finding on how much better you will
feel Let your stor,s ch be the udqe il
VIII tell you the truth. Decide then according 10
your own feelings il acid stomach 4 not direct
ly responsible for a long train of ailments that in
time become serious that they BATTLE tho hesi
medical skill
i is we'll known that an ac'd mouth DESTROYS
the tee b. The acid mouth can be detected only
ny chemical analysis, and still IL is 50 powerful
that Il eats rglt through the hard ename and
canses tho teeth o decay This certainly is fair
warning az what excess acdty viii do TO fle
delicate organization OF the omach, as a MAJ
ter of fact excess acidity not only produces II,
at the start a great many painful ana disagree
able symptoms 'hat We generally name stomach
troubles. but it is tho creator eli a long train OF
very serious ailments. Acid stomach in erfares
with the digestion and causes the food 10 fer
ment the stomach gets sour and creates ga
and then his mass Of sour fermented food
charged vita excess acid pas ses into the inies-
tines. where Il becomes the breeding place for
all kinds OF germs and toxic poisons which in
turn, are absoraed into the blood stream. aud in
his way distributed throughout the entire body
OF course these poisons naturally attack tla
weakest points and cause the most trouble waeie
they find the least rests ance The tad effects
OF acid stomach do net show up at once but
you can see the beginning wherever you go in 50
many people wAo. while not actually down sick
are always ailiDg-havc no appetite, food doesn't
diges', belchne all the tine continually com
planning OF being weak and tired and worn ont.
II is this acid poison in the system that takes
the Pep and Punch out OF them. makes life a
hardship. leaving little or no vitality to enjoy
the real pleasures OF life
The simple thing. the humanity sensible thing
is 10 strike at the very cansc OF all this trouble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Kansas Clv Mo. Nov : HOGS
Receipt. ls.ao0. ,e 20 loc lowor Bult
si7.95mis.0o. hoay,. sfe.7smls.1i.
lights. sf7a9alSo0. pigs. sac n
1900.
CATTLE Rceei9s. 10000. incIad
Ing 200 souiherns steady 10 i5'
lower Prime fed steers sisesfi
.a15. dressed beef steers. siaoon
i7.4o. southern ste'4s s. 7aon it.ei
cows. ss-25mll 20. heifcrs s. 80
400; stockcrs. ss'eall.so, calves
t50omis2s
sHEEr Receipts. ln.nae. i0c q
25e lower Lambs Si2f n l6.so
ycarlings. sloso0 1900. weiher.
81. .iOm io.00. owes. $3.50 %. stock
ers. s6.0)Gls.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
RUB BACKACHE AND
LUMBACO RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
small bottle OF old honest
St Jacobs Lniment

When soar hack u ofe aud lame ~
hun hAvn. srihllr4 ar rheumatism haas
4oil $40 tcned gp. don't eNNer' Get j
g0 cent hofr ~ nd. honest 81.
lB,sfA, tiufmrni7 ~ ans dr4g store.
.nur liltle Ia SnNf hand aud ruh ~
rirhi into ths pain or aehr. and vs. th"
fnie ,ou cauui hnf thf -nrenees and
lamcncss ls gone
Don't ,taN crippled This seoihing.
penetrating o.l needs go be used enlY
once 4 takes ihe ache and pillu ficlN
oul ~ sour back and en'is he miscrY.,
IL is magical lcl absolutely harmless
and dorsn't burn the kin
No,hing Elise stop. lun,i,agu aciaiiea
And lame uask misery aa promptly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
FROM EDWARD " KENNEDY

IHW'|l '7'TWW'F ~, TO
Ny Darling Mother ANA Father
received your most loving letter TO.
day and was surely plea to hear
from YOU once more ana glad 10 hear
everyone ia fine Al home
Why sure am Tin, and dandy get
ling. fat as q mig | certainly hay,
seen some sights here ihtnes never
dreamed or
There wore about 20 hoy ia ous
company promoted and vas one OF
he bunch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05
LETTER FULL Of pep"
FROM GUTHRIE BOY
Harold cohagen. Who Is In
France. Tells OF Boche and HIS
Activities Like Early
DAYS In Oklahoma


d CehaTan. new in Fraaee 90 Sheri
mar sherwood is q lntcress
Tuesday oepber laiS
Dsar Friend nll weu sheriff
rer am az here on she ironl lin'
ana mex, door TO so Mans Land fa'
weather here a. prs en, "a rather vet
and sloppy ander eoi hai up unu
oaw we have had soae retis weeih0
since leaving ihe s Ne have
travelled Ahroarh one efegle country
hnl MAR snr foar Is certainty has
lets ~ mark On ga Fianee. oar
stag ~ Enaland 49, .reaf and AZ
trourh the soldier of kneisnd trf
rather hiT headed aes ara sood fcl'
lows hul some 90 he boys r. ~ss
amfi Wiii ter yoa lae aoms
are Nia over fhe Nanks ana n, hoYs
sure hated 10 lest, fherc tiie na
here In q dug ouf isHi so had sortrr
ike ihey lived IN tb early DAYS out
home. only We ARE entertained hN hig
gun me between ne "'fman ana
french af'll'rfF a' most "ti HOURS "'
he dav and nlfhf and in the eariN
iaNs ouF hom" Y Na ne 'o'e'' 2
bowl Here q fcllof can Rsi lone
some because some noshe puteh suv
ieis notion 10 ms t"ot h''N ne
know wher" on" "l oAt ff"h'h ENN7
are leraira "aN 'N." R"'s '"Nh'"@
l~aN l"f nan an no. Nf ~ 'pa Fts'
q W hen TWO 2" 'hfs" tf'h'R''F
open up ana ZEN" h'N N's'''Nk "'
We men eh'm'N '' ff'h'h "''
rhln" ~ ~ som" y t"'4u "'''
zen ahd 80 on 3i 'A} 'hA hiR''
nsi 'an' 'h i''m ''' snug '''' "''
ne mN v" *hi RtNi"E "si NV
'allN cleaning nr ''"' =" WASH "'f
're'h ana CONN h'' nai' anu '"o'N'
h+f Win q tiFh' dfr nF "t sp'ih '"
o Keep h'f IN sool N''9l"E "ia''.
oh KNOW 'h' ohS 'a '' N'''' p''''
minute 'h'h sue 'N''''"''''# ''
liosh' nf'Ahhofs a'''r fh' Wy '"'
he n''o- da''s ~" "' ~" ''''
10 "phih' my Hu'"'l''i' WI VIZ
ny my nap ~ '"7' g ''''H"' '''''s '
'l0s' ana Hn' '''' e'''' P'''a "''
regular apf''l''' Ah" y '"o' = -
'p h''p mr. Rf"o'a' W. ~ 'P'
irl'f lh'n 'h''' " f'''' ~ a''P -
haPe Tor IN" man NNp nao'''H
wagon at ga NA'"
around aha y y al,1 A'P' I" ~ A''
iil WIN nearly ta'ieh 81 s'''' l''
1tf ior lunsh 10 'Ht al t''s' '"'''H'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

kfaAa "a msn ana wemsn asiflst
saAt "a e3sa ees rassag sfeAea
ttaf Seotl Nrayns Eev N"Fr'sa
i snas aat Nsv u s. NssRas
snnaFaHalaged uAsak4a ~ hss aafis
4nm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

Beeause of The WAY the clocks have
heen set ahead va England Il doesn't
f@ dafe there unth ~ y m and in
ihe northern par Of he British ls+
les % is midnlgh before q gels dark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

laaral ieasrs "a alasa Nmee Neer
Nel.sved ie semmuuic.a the ra a.
pNHtf, Hence tsa easlem ~ cr,,s
lpe poets ANA ~ patfiur ie1Nes uu
dvr nnee pillow acquire napira
ION
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

The Mississippi Legislature has pa
sea bin avemptine from taxation lot
period e uye years all Nood DIG
tlii on plJnis ihai may b" buili ln
he state Tho PURPOSE nf t4e hlll ia
ta encourage me wood Al flllatinn IN
duWrs IN Mississippi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-11-05

olu fo ma eaf Afee HNefaf
,no ha pstf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-17
UNION DISCOUNT BANK COR-
 PORATION FOR ST. LOUIS

St. Louis, Nov. 16.-Plans for the organization of union discount banking corporation Have been laun- ched by St. Louis bankers for the purpose of dealing both in trade and bankers domestic and foreign com mercial acceptance papers, with the primary object of meeting post-bel- lum conditions of increased trade.
 A committee representing local bankers have begun tour of tho larger cities of the country. They will confer with bankers, and con- mercial men and work out an equit- able basis for handling bankers ac- ceptance so as to put both the draw CT and the acceptor of the drafts Oil as nearly an equal footing as pos
 Included in the itinery are Chicago Boston, Cleveland and New York. It the tentative plans materialize, the scope of the organization will be sur- ficiently broad to cover all phases Of commercial banking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-17
BELIEVE PROPHECY FULFILL
 ED WHEN STATUTE FALLS.

Iondon, Nov. 16--People of AL
 bert, France, are convinced that thelr prophecy has been fulfilled that when the famous statute of the Madonna at Albert fell the war would end ill a victory for France and he Allies. This quaint conceit grew out of the fact that the statute was dislOdged by German shell fire from it's perch on the tower of the church at Albert during the first mad rush of the Huns through France in 1914. The base of the statue was so shattered that it hung over the main road from Amiens to Bapaume which passed the walls of the church.
 The statue remained in that strange poise after the Huns had been rolled back by the battle of the Marne. An effort was made to brace the statue in it's recumbent position so that it could not fall until the tower itself gave way.
 When the British line was driven back in March last, the Hun again entered Albert and when the Ger mans retired at the beginning of the Allied offensive the tower with it's statue had fallen This, curiously, marked the high tide of German in- vasion. From that day on the Hun hordes were pressed back. The peo- pie Of Albert believe luck of the Ger mans deserted them when the Virgin of Albert was fell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-17
NO EARLY DEMOBILIZATION
 OF 5. A. T. C. AT U. OF A.

Fayetteville, Ark, Nov. 16.-That there will be no early demobilization of the Students Army Training Corps at the University of Arkansas seems to be indicated by the action of the War Department in sending a new detachment of men in the vocational section of the s. A. T. c. to the Uni versity for training. Twenty-Five men from the Oklahoma A. and M arrived last night; several men reported from the University of Missouri few days ago; other men are expected to ar rive from depot brigades at canton ments. The full strength of the voca- tional section is 300 men. The 539 men in the collegiate section are inde- pendent of the men of the vocational section.
 Whether the men in the vocational section are to be trained for overseas duty to replace men now in France or whether they are to be trained in vocational subjects so as to be better fitted for civilian life after demobili zation, is not known. Since the demob- ilization of the men in the military and naval service of the United States will be carried out largely on the bas- is of ability of trades and occupations to absorb them, it seems likely that the government may be intending to use the vocational sections of the s. A. T. c. as means of returning men to civilian life with the least disrupt ion of labor and economic conditions.
 It is also possible that a majority of the men may be trained for duty in the Motor Transport Corps so as to take part in the work of reorganiza- tion, both here and abroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-17
ASK FOR ADDITIONAL COTTON
 TONNAGE FROM BRITISHERS

London, Nov. 16.-Representative of the cotton manufacturers industry have appealed to the British Board of Trade for additional tonnage for the transportation of cotton from Am erica. They declare that the increas~ ing shortage of raw cotton was like ly to cause the mills to be closed unless immediate steps were taken to increase the supply.
 Sir Albert Stanley President of the Board, was unable to promise the ad-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-17
REBELLION IN MEXICO HAS
 "FIZZLED" SAYS DEPARTMENT

Mexico City, Nov 16.--Thc War De- partment announces that the rebel lion inaugurated in Sonora by Juan Cabral and Julian Medina recently has fizzled out completely These leaders are said to have started their
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-11-17

ditional tonnage, but the cotton manu- lecturers believe their request will be favorably considered ana curtail- ment of production averted.