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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18

GOOD PRODUCTIVE FARMS In south.
west Arkansas for 81 10 $40 per acre
on good terms healthy climate. no hot
winds: A. inches annual rainfall. crop
failures unknown: pure soft water: good
markets Send for copy " large farm
bulletin. Stuart Land Co.. DeQueon Ark
FOR SALE-SS1L -Acro Red River
plantation, 500 ncres cultivation. rs
houses. $1,000 residence 5000 residence
large barns, spring water. pike road, no
overflow, easy terms N. {. Wade
TvVarkana, Ark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
LOOK

1859 acres, near city, has 10 acres In
cultivation. 70 acres being put In wheat.
70 acres In other crops; fine pasture. ots
on fruit, good house ana barn. rii and
windmill. chicken no. 4 good mares
! good horse, colts. good Jersey COW
100 chickens, hogs; $50 bales oats. O. 900
bushels Of feedi 10 acres more not cot. 8
acres cotton. all kinds NJ tools Tor any
farm. harness for horses; GOO bushels
oats. zoo bushels wheat IN Eranary: s.. 900
l6sn. years, 6 percent! must sell at
once. all for low price OF tiLbO0: come
lulck
T. H. Gilliland Land Co.
lls zee Bids Oklahoma ClU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18

FOR sALE-Quick. the best paying
drug store IN oklahoma town Of about
1000. sales averaged August so; bust
ness pays 81 10 N percent on investment :
good prescription business. Tong prices
ReSall, Ansco, Hess. Lees and Parker
pen agencies; invoice stock and fixtures
$4,000; no trades. money talks; reason
for selling, other business J.. A, care
Oklahomau.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

~S~sS s~SsNTsrNS
NEW lsls Dodge, used few week, $685.
, 2le W. California Walnut 3i9l
CADILLAC COUPE-l3 model excel
lent condition. Cash, or win trade for
light late model car. preferably Ford
coupe Or c c. Luyman, Room Jil
Robinson Bldg Tulsa.
COME to $40 North Huuson-uuto repair
ing; welding frames. aXles Il specially
Maple 34OS
AUTOMOBILE WANTED
Have some gilt-edge lead aud zinc
stock In a company with ls0-acre lease.
percent royalty; brand new 500 ton mill
IN operation every day. will deaf enough
shares TO pay tor good chr nt par value,
SIS: this is backed by the best mch IN
oklahoma win be at 2l5 Lee Bldg for
q few days, coli and see me.
FOR SALE-Eiyo-pn passenger car, good
paint good condition, electric lights
and starter. t30o cash or terms GlS
T.. 9Th; phone Maple 1869
FORD Tor sale 1918 model speedo.
meter going TO war must sell before
Sept 22. Happy's Garage, phone Wal
nut g1l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Two second hand boilers n
in the market, II will pay YOU 10 lnves-
ugHte these Wylio Bros Co.. 126 West
Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
BANK STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS
CATTLE AND STOCK

A. lUGH-GRAuE lIolst,u hcitcr calves
nicely marked. from heavy mixers,
s1, Wis
Write = q. Box Nl1. VI Reno. Okla
SHETLAND ponies. fine ones. nj b1r,
gain prices. Charles Clymmons. COT.
tuyyiNo Kan
WNNTEp-Ouc rDrlu,d ot good 2-your-
old mules or good spring calves on lr
months. time; name lowest price: have
plenty feed and can furnish bank RET.
ereucrs. 4, l.. Mcpherson, !itIhush
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
OIL LAND. LEASES AND sroov
oil GEoLoGlsT.

Chns NJ Goud
l2ls Colcotd BldF Phone Walnut tos
FOR sALE-Ar sizes of castings. line and
watei pipe and Star drilling riEs,
American on Exchange, lnc,. Majestic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
PERSONAL

DR. GRAToPP-vitapath PhyAcian.
nervous and chronic ailments a spe.
eialty Examination free. 500 Baltimore
Bldg
!. W. PECK gives special attention to
Nervous, mental and diseases of women.
1a1M West Main street,
UWTbybH massage and yapor bath
ueh North broadway. Walnut bO7l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
FnR sAIE

GREAT OPPORTUNITY for a live bust.
ness man, stock OF general merchan.
disc, reduced TO $4,000, good stuff. fine
location; established and always a money.
maker; owner retiring. good town; big
tmde territory, win trade for land or
sell at n bargain Write or wire, Demo-
crat, Erlck, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
Missouri.
Texas

SEVERAL bargains In East Texas farms
gardens have thu appearance ot spring.
time. Rox 81. Qdltman. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
Arkansas.
100 ACRES FOR $1,000.
ONLY $500 CASH NEEDED

go acres only one mile 10 postoffice.
on punlic road. I5 acres under cultiva-
non. balance In timber. S.rOOm house.
barn ana Ouibuidings. family orchard.
we'll aud spring. very healthy locality.
fino THIgo for stock price. only s. 900.
$500 down. balance good terms at low
rate OF interest
We have number OF other farms for
SO TO so per acre, on good terms Send
fOr copy ot large farm bulletin
STUART LAND COMPANY.
pL QUEEN. ARKANSAS
Largest Furm Agency in South
west Afkausas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

FOR SALE-lce plant a. a bargain II
taken at once. Prague Ice Co.. Prague.
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
NOTICES

WE PAY spot cash for diamonds. More.
koHs yswehy Co, S2b n broadway.
vAN0llD eeely spermatic Truss, guar.
N oD1oe6 70 contract opening. fitted BY
m)U eiso abdominal bSlts, elastic
Doqa, ehouldet braces wAstfall Drur
Qklahoma CITY.
~ Iuy.lIds, good care. quiet,
eeeHsl attspiior 10 diet III
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
FOR SALE

FOR SNLE-Curts s0vmn. Russell
. traction engine, 90 h. p; I Russell
wheat separator. 26N,i everything with
this outfit up-to-dltc. n q, care Ok
lUnoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18

FOR SALEA Secondhand bank safs
with tme lock cheap s22 West Main.
FOR SALE-small nre.proof safe cheap;
suitable for residence g22 West Main.
POPCORN. peanut ard hamburger wa.
gon W Armstrong Woodward OKLA.
FOR SALE-A Crisp6ttc popcorn ma
Cninc with candy kettle. mixing can
and candy furnace that burns gasoline
alcohol. natural or artificial gas. takes
only ~ inches square floor space, a
money making business on small capital
Write at once to \ Caporal, M N
Robinson, Oklahoma city. Okla.
$40 BABBY BuGGY Tor SIS. real bar.
gain rClenhonc Walnut 6iS.
new; n tailor Singer machine, large
clothes case. good bicycle 3Oj Il. Sth
fhois Maple t292
SIX cars good ben Davt, and Gano apples
for saio. G. " Phillips, springdals
Ark
tOR SAiE-One mad stone, guarantee ed
cure for hydrOphobla. Address r. + b.,
ANo. Ofn BoV 60.
FOR SALE-Large double door Mosler
treproof safe. large single door Cary
safe medium sige Baum safe, small En-
pire. safe Surglar proof steel chest; all
good barEaNs s22' W MNin
lgslNOH by 2i-f0ot steel l-hehm, l,NO
pounds, new. t-ton geared trolley 20
travel on I-heam. new; b.ton cyclone
high speed chain hoist, new Miller
Lumber Company. Mllerton. Okla.
GROCERY FtNTURES-B Butcher box,
computing scales, show cases, counters,
bins, shelving at a bargain 30i W
Maple.
GROCERY fixtures for sale che-p call,
afternoons TO o, 22l n, 7th; Walnut
i-gg
TWO ladies suits. tyes 49, brown and
blue hrondcloth, both fur trimmed
Msnlc SeG9.R
ron SALE-L Ladies' Rstrdo saddle
slightly' used. Maple i22l-J, sO6 w
2lst 81
RAIsN for sale. Call Walnut 7217,
FOR SALE--Iady's wardrobe trunk. cN-
lm large. nearly nov. cost $50. win
L2ky $50 lps West 2erd Wuiuu, i,ji.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

SECOND HAND piano Tor sale Phone
Walnut a5il during office hours.
ORGANS. drafted sell In 10 Avs hun.
derd organs, s. 90 up; dealcrSmnke Ui,
fer QUICK. Box s72, Caddo, Okla
$3.50 AEoLlAN PlANOLA aud 500 worth
OF music for tyOn; will give some
termA Telephone Walnut GiS VIII
shapr.
WAATED-Good piano cheap Tor cash
MRnle 2S1i.J.
PiANO-PLAyE for sale: guaranteed 10
be In first class condition. also good
belectlon OF rolls; bargain. Walnut SIC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
Used Cars at Used
Prices
Pay us a visit and look
these over while attending
the State Fair.

IuS OLDsMOBlLE "S' STANDARD
ROApSTER-Ou driven 200 miles.
in excellent condition. Can't tell from
new, sells for 1850, think ot a.!
loi6 CNplllAc So 7.PASsENG'EFR|
Now paint aud top. looks and runs like
new, n real bargain fur .......ii 500
l1li CHANDLER "6', T-pASSENGER-
Ncwlv painted and thoroughly over.
lnlN WONMER "C". i-pASSENGERA
NrVN painted and thorough, over
hauled, wire wheels and an extras
Sells for fs,i5o' win so at once
l9l7 MITCHELL 50. 7-rAssgNGER ~
Seat covers, cord tires and all extras
sells for tl,s5O; get n for .........t 900
lNi7 LEXINGTON MINUTE MAN SIX.
PASSENGER -- Seat covers, two
bumpers, good tires; motor in per.
feet condition, car owned and driven In
oklahoma City will sacrifice Tor 81 600
lel7 OLDsMOBlLE "S'. 7-pASSENGER
Newly painted, Al condition, sells
for $3.50; priced TO sell quick 81 900
humber OF others ranging from $3.50
tU S3,bUu II will be- worth your time
10 come IN and let US show YOU these
exceptional bargains while In Oklahoma
city These cars taken IN trade on
Oldsmohiles and Marmons and thor.
uughy oyerhauled In our mechanical
department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-18
BARGAIN

Ford roadster. like new; {lI,. Oakland
passenger, perfect good tire and new
too, t325. Trailer with rubber tires, for
Ford car. $40. 1920 W Main, Phone
Maple 3io2
NEW FORD touring car for sale. UrIc,
right Maple l2lN SOC " Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
PLANS FOR
RECONSTRUCTION
Nearly Three and Half Billion
lire Appropriated,

WASHINGTON Nov 2l-Iab
hl, embarked on a definite rccons,ruc-
ton program and nearly three and a
hau billion lire has been appropriated
to carry 1t out, said an official dispatch
from Rome yesterday Measures have
been adopted to permit all war factories
to resume peace production Immediately.
One billion eight hundred million lire
have been designated for railway recon
has been designated for railway recon-
and drainage Of harbor'; five million
for other works Of public utilities, and
one hundred million to cope with the
situation created by the large number OF
unemployed
The dispatch also quotes Food Com
missioner Crispi as saying that because
of the addition of nearly tive million
people to ltaly's population, by reason
OF the Austrian evacuation, further re-
strlctIonS ON food rations will be neces
rary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21

shown, first, Kansas Agricultural col.
lege, on Gwcrdale 1ud second Okla
homa A. and NJ, college, on Conyiucer
Junior ycarlings four shown, first
kan,as State college on Gwenda,c
fourth, Oklahoman a and NJ college
on Choice Emblem. Junior calves, -four
shown, first Kansas State college, on
Malchlc,s Type; fourth Oklahoma A.
and NJ. college, on Security Grand
champion steer, any age, Kansas State
Agricultural college, on Goldendale
2ud Herds. first, Kansas State col
lcgc, second Oklahoma A. and NJ col
legc Aged bulls, four shown, first
Lc.pcdcn farm, Hickory Valley. Tenn,
on Lc,pcdcla Sultan; third, II {.
Lookabaugh, Watonpa, Okla, on Park
dale Rex. Iwoycar-oll bulls, three
shown, first, E,chcr y Ryan Irwin,
Ia, ON Enlatc; second, L. r. kcrshaw,
Muskogcc, Okla on Longan Ilowman.
II in doubt about your battery stop
at 9O9 North Broadway Free lnspcc.
rion and service Guarantee Battery
Co. Walnut 54lO (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
FORMER BUSINESS
man KILLS SELF
BY USE OF RAZOR
P, j, Platter DeSpondent Over
Continued III Health,

r ! Pla,rr retired business man.
.ommucd suicide at 9:l5 O'Clock this
morning at the residence Of his son.
Charlie. J. Platter at lOl West Four
lcrrih street by cutting his throat with
o razor Death resulted almost in
'antly Dependency and constant
'roullug over M health are assigned
rs reasons.
Mr. Platter was 78 years old and had
been closely confined To his room for
more than YEAR He organized and
iourdcd the Platter Mercantile COMPANY
which ha, stores IN Oklahoma City and
Naoulpa
Since his retirement from active bu,i-
ness several year, ago the companies
have been couduc'd by his two sons.
lie Is survived by a widow. who was
with him AZ the time Of MI, death. and
hv two sons. Charles j. Platter, owner
oi the Platter Mercantile company 22I
,'' West Grand avenue. and Clarence
s. Plate. manager oi tur Platter Mu
camille Company a. Sapulpa.
The body was takcu 10 Marshall and
Harpcrs undertaking parlors
No arrangements have been made for
me funeral
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21

Of agriculture, sounded a note Il ma
tional interest at the Wisconsin Po.
lato exposition last nigh, when IN an
address before the Potato Assertion
OF America he discussed the poSslhll.
ties Of the dehydration Of vegetables
and the manufacture Of potato flour IN
re United States
81 expect to see potato flour mill
spring up IN every brg potato growing
district of the nation he said "Ihcy
win furnish new home market tor
the farmers. They will save the farm
,r, long shipment, and will enable him
to grow potatoes AZ 4 fine profit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
Friday, Ginghdm Day
35c and 39c Dress Ginghams, 27c

Ench good quality gngham' suitable for house dresses and chill
cns pieces OF blue aud white stripe nurses gnghn are
included in lNis lot ON Sale Friday only at yard 1c
Pan fine quality gnphan cloth "nch Khaki shade suitable
handkerchief, and pillow slips for soldiers Sc quality Special
Friday at yard A7c.
3onrh silk Cotton Crepe solid coors o scarlet champagne
brown myrtle mustard light gray and black 7 value Very special a
yard jlc.
Al RoIAbnugh -Bowns-Mnn Floor. Room. West Aisle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
TULSA'S ELECTION
FIGURES STILL OUT

Official returns from every county in
the state ON the rcccnl election are
now in the hands OF the state election
board except Tulsa county Illness on
the par OF local election board Off
Gals is assigned as reason for the de-
lay
Return, from tour other counties are
now m the hand, of the elc,ti bolid
but these have not been opened AMI
viii not be- It was stated thi, morning
until Harry Beelcr and Ereit Dunlap
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
Treasury Melting
Much Silver Coin

WASHINGTON, Nov 2l.-Morc
,han l5OOO0O0O silver dollars have been
taken from the treasury vaults in the
las, few months and melted into bullion
Tor export to India and other Oriental
where large quanti,ic, Of ST.
yer for small coins were needed to pay
sol Iicr' ard for trade z treasury report
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21

board members, are here TO receive
d
them.
The present delay breaks all orevious
ecords for sIowneSs in ting returns.
1t ha, been almost three weeks Slncc
ihe election and as vet no one knows
the exact official vote on a single con,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
Third Floor,
Mahogany Candle
Sticks

And Bud Vases. a variety
of X and lO-inch carved ei.
Gets Excellent articles Tor
4 christmas erlllior
regular Is, values 90
choice. SOC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
Casseroles, $1.1s

One and ono half and 3
quart white lined brown
Guernsey Ware, inset, no
novelty nickel runu~r,
Regular 81 81 and Sis
values. for Si.i9.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
Do You Need a Fur?

Fashion @ ordained Iyry Seal and Gray Squirrel s. rd .ci,
a' the leader, iurs This year splendid display
Friday and Saturday
Lynx. priced from St9So Sl95OO
Seal. priced from $3.50 o $4,000
Squirrel. priced trum 500 so to SlSOo
l.l, Hudson seal priced from $4,000 to SSSoOo.
Floor West Room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
SPUDS FOR FLOUR
SOON, SAYS CHEMIST

MILWAUKEE, Nov 2l-NaIor s
-. Prescott chief of the dchyd.a ON
ureau chemistry division department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
$3.50 Heatherbloom
.Pstticoats

lu fancy designs and solid oul-
ors; elastic fitted tops ,cal'0pcd
and plain llouu,cs. Very special
az choice $3.50.
Second Floor, East Room
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
Outing Gowns, S2.69

Made from cScelc, grade BaSsc' Designs pink oun, trimmed
with .I blue; iul and roomy and r. snara,
"Fcr' '"r FRIDAY and Saturday at choice. 500
Second Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21
East Room
Aluminium Ware

Iwo-Quart Double Boiler
of cyrellrn quality alumi-
mum lruf aud $ urday,
each $3.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-21

Not two BUr AN ENTIRE RACK containing NUMEROUS
MAGNIklCENIlN TAILORED SUITS THAT WERE PREVIOUS
Il MARKED AS MUCH AS $500 Siycrtonc, Porc Iwl and
concN prominent them and the desirable
shades brown and blue For Special
anc Friday and Saturday choice $3.50
Az Rorabaugh Browns Salon Second Floor West Room
The evening world., 1918-02-14
1O,O77 MORE MEN
OF FIRST DRAFT co
TO CAMP MARCH 4
New Movement, Including 94O
Jersey Troops, Ordered
by Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1f.--Movc-
mcnts OF men to complete the first
draft beginning on Feb. %, will not
be finished within the following five
days, as originally planned, but will
extend over into March
A movement not included in pre-
vious announcements viii begin
March 4. moving lo,o77 men 70 Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga. and Camp Funston,
Kan.
The following i1crements o. white
mon will 60 TO Fort oglcthorpe;
Delaware. .sl; New Jersey, $40; Mich
igan, 1900; Ohio, 1900; West Virginia,
l,52O; a total OF 5,14l West Virginia
troops, instead OF being sent to Camp
Meade, Maryland. are diverted by
thss call to Oglethorpe.
To Camp Funston these quotas will
20: Ariz, na, 4oo; Colorado, 65G, Mis-
souri, 1,2o1, Nebraska, l,i3o; Now
Mexico, $50; South Dakota, 500: to-
tai Of 1896
Provost Marshal General Crowder
to-day notified Governors that clCASi-
fication Of av,octed men virtually has
Leon completed and that in tho tu-
ture local boards duties viii consist
uuly Of SUI ~ islon of tho drawing OF
UNITS fro,n their respective Cunmuni-
ties aud rc.Class.iiCatiOn OF men un-
CCrrOiuS rhnnge Of status.
The evening world., 1918-02-14
EVERY PRECAUTION TAKEN
WITH TUSCANIA, He SAYS
Secretary 10 British Admiralty Tells
Commons Convoy System Is
Held Satisfactory.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Admiralty Is
convinced that every precnutlon wns
taken to safeguard tho American troops
aboard the torpedocd transport Tus-
cania. Secretary TO the Admiralty Me
Namara declared in the House OF Com
mons to-day. lie added that the Ad
miralty Is satisfied with the convoy
system.
Including members Of the crew. 264
persons were lost Survivors. Il was
stated. number 1894.
WASHINGTON. FEB li--F'urther re-
checking Of the Tuscania's dead. miss
ing and survivors lists to-day disclosed
that Private Otto Ray Of Coleman. Tex.
reported yesterday as having been bur
icd on the Scottish coast In a trench
with eighteen other victims. previously
had been reported to tho War Depart
mcnt as a survivor when the name
was received yesterday Il was thought
TO have been Rarhlcd In cahlo trans
mission and believed 20 refer 10 Private
Otto Mowry OF kcnoshn. wis, whose
name is now restored 10 the list OF
those not yet accounted for
The evening world., 1918-02-14

entered tho war. Tho degree was
withheld because Americans were ro-
fused permission to leave the coun-
try.
After n time she was told she could
leave 10 she would do certain wora
for Germany-and would receive tho
degree and big pay"
She Indignantly refused to become
a traitross and a Spy. Whoreupon
the police doEged her day and night
until she finally succeeded In getting
out
Travellers ASreo that 70 per cent. OF
the German people have lost their en-
thusiasm for war. Tho sole topic OF
conversation Ia food and peace.
Intelligent people are asking.
What Is tho good OF launching an
other ofrensive?" Many OF them know
America, because they lived and
worked there. These say tho United
States will continue the crusade a
hundred years, If necessary, TO rob
Germany OF her spoils.
Everything points in the samo di-
rcction-tho Central Empires are
economically and generally In such n
turmoil that all the Allies need do q
win the war Is 10 keep equitable wal
aims before tho world. and hold their
own on the west front
The evening world., 1918-02-14
PIES! THOUSANDS or EN-
GOING TO PERSHIKG'S MEN
Uncle Sam Buys 100000 Pounds
of Dried Fruits to BE Made
Up at Once.

As result OF ncgouatonS betwee''
TIE Federal Food BOARD and repre-
scntatiyes OF We'll Brothers, No. li'
Ff,h Avenue. Gen rcrshing's troops
win have plenty ot pic Several hundred
tnousand pies will be shipped TO them
during the next few weeks.
About two months ago 800 900 pounds
OF dried frults--ap ico,s, apples and
prunes making up total Of twenty
rvc carloads arrived hero from CALI
forn,a. Tho consignment was to b
shipped to Europe by a steamship com
pany which mas since been taken over
ty the Government,
We'll Brothers forwarded their bill d
Iading to their Parts oficc, and as a re-
suit the railroad officials refused TO re-
lease the fruits, The Government on
cials learned ~ this ana purchased the
fruits, to be made into pics ami sent O.
the boys "ovcr there
The evening world., 1918-02-14
PershInR's Troops Snipe Germans
Along Lorraine Front.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN FRANCE, Feb. 10 Omitted Prcss).
Broken only by an occasional ex-
change Of shellirc, this was the quiet
est day on the American front since
Pcrshins took over this soctcr.
rhcr" was tho usual routine pa
trolling and sniping last might: The
only American casualty was one
woundcd-accidontaliy. Here's how It
happcned:
Two Americans were occupying an
advanced listening post. ono was sta
toned IN the foremost bay; the other
was several foot back along the sap.
The American in tho rear noticed a
movement ahead. Hr thought IT was
The evening world., 1918-02-14
new YORK AND JERSEY
MEN SHOT IN BATTLE
lieutS. MCGUIRE ana MatNeagh and
Sergt. Roper Reported
Wounded.

WASHINGTO%. Feb. I.--Gcn.
Pershlng to-day reported Sergt. sam.
ucl b. Roper No, 4i6 Harrison Street,
Passsic, n. j., ana Private Schuyler
n, League OF jefferson. TcSp field
artlllerymen, severely wounded on
Feb. II. Corpj. William f.. Taylor,
field artillery. Of Allo, Scotland, was
slightly wounded on the same date.
First Lieut.. John II. MacNoagh
Field Artillery, BcrnardsYil!e, y, D.
was slightly wounded IN action Fob
9, and Second Lieut.. John j. Mcclure
infantry, No. iib broadway, New
York City, was slightly wounde-
! Feb. 9.
The evening world., 1918-02-14
WAR TO BIND NATIONS
FOR LIBERTY, SAYS WILSON
Replying TO Earl Readings Greet.
ings, President Forecasts Closer
Union Of Justice Loving Peoples.

WASHINGTON. Fob, 1.-the ex-
changes Of greetings between Earl
Reading the now British Ambassador,
and President Wilson when tho for
NOR presented HIS credentials yester-
day. wcrc made public to-day by the
State Department On behalf OF King
George, Earl Reading expressed tho
highest qualification that relations be-
tween the United states and Great
Britain were to bo strengthened by
particlrat tion in a common causc.
President Wilson, replying. said:, 81
believe that the righteous cause we arc
now prosecuting viii serve to bind more
closely the people o. the United States
and the people Of GrOdt Britain. and
tho people Of an the other nations
which desire tho triumph of justice and
liberty. and the establishment OF a
pcqce which shall last"