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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Political Announcements

.
Claude b. Hudspeth. congressman 18th
I congressional district
r a. Dudley. senator 25th senatorial
/ district OF Texas.
{ r J.. Thomasou- member Of legislators.
! I1sth district
Adrian Pool member OF legislature.
Z I1sth district
! james P harper. chief Justice court Of
| civil appeals. Sth supreme judicial district
We. the undersigned. endorse the
above named candidates for the re1pec-
I tive places. and we hereby announce cur
selves as candidates for the places ind
Gated after our names subject 70 the
! action OF the Democratic primaries:
W D. Howe. Judge 34th judicial dis
/ trict-
Leigh Clark. district attorney. slth iu-
! dicial district
E B McCIiutock. county Judge.
W n Fryer. county attorney
". P Brady. Judge county court a.
seth 4 Orndorff. saerifi.
r D. Richey. county collector.
C. A. Mckinney. district clerk
" D. Greet. county clerk
John T Cain county assessor.
a r. webb. county treasurer.
AEra Winkler. county superintendent
W C. Roberts. hide and animal in
j N. Beaver. justice Of the peace. pre-
A J. Han. justice Of the peace. precinct
No L
L n Davis constable. precinct No. /
J. ". Carter. county surveyor.
J. Williams. county commissioner
precinct No. ] place No J.
Robert Lyons. county commissioner
precinct No 2 place No. 1.
George Pendel. county commissioner
Henry Herring. county commissioner.
precinct No
FOR THE SENATE
Il. 81 Mcfarland OF alpine. candidate for
state Senate. 25th Senatorial District
urrnfanH TnanTrn~n
Lost and Found.
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LOsr-Gold ring, So reward At s1s First
National Bank.
BEDROOM suites $40 a month.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
THE DOG was lost because ne did not
wear a collar sold BY Sheers-I azenby Co
80 Texas
LOsI-Bar pin with diamond set In
flower Reward return 20 1115 E. Rio
Grande- Phone Sis.
LOST months old brlndle bull dog
chopped ears and tail with white spot On
breast Answers TO name Kelly. IS reward
II return to 2601 Elm
LOST-Two Boston terriers. male. dark
brown mahogany. female white with brin-
die markings. Return 10 531 West Mis-
souri, 81, apt and receive reward.
FOUND-One four year old jersey COW.
No brand. Both horns tipped Brought
In with cattle from east Of Fl Paso AMI
LETT in Independent Stock Yards. Claim
ant can secure animal by furnishing evi-
dence of ownership and paying accrued
expense If owner is not found within
reasonable time seizure proceedings viii
be Instituted and animal sold in accord
aEce with state law. ". G. Roberts,
County Hide and animal Inspector.
Personal.
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MONEY loaned 315 Trust Bldg
splrella Corsets, Mrs Miller. Ph S45sW.
COTTON or rubber garden hose. can at
A. Yaffe,s. 409 s. Fl Paso St
MRS CHONLA Woman's exchange I2s n. ]
Campbell
BRASS beds 81 a week
FOUTZ MOORE co.
RHEUMATISM-Promp relief. superheat- /
ed Air Baths New Era" Sanatorium. /
292i5 san Antonio Coles Bldg. Phi 4e4z. 1
SEWING machines. ell kinds and repairs 4
Trade your old one for new. balance easy. ]
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
1o7 S. Stanton St Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

Special Notices
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SEWING neatly done Phone s635J.
TOMATO plants for sale. 9051 Douglas.
CHILDREN's French bonnets made TO
order. Phone 5lSlW. sos olive
YOUR mattress renovated s1-75 ups car
pets cleaned. Erwin Ms. Co. Ph. ne
DINNER sets Easy Payments
FOUTZ MOORE co.
FOR wen rotted fertilizer phone 1859 A
Mcdonald
THE only steam carpet cleaners. sx1z 81
Acme Nat & Feather Co Phone lslL
GARDEN rakes. hoes. shovels and rubber
hose A Taffe. s0s s. Fl Paso.
NOTCE-The Western Furniture Co. sells
furniture only. no clothing. and De- To-
Gated corner Stanton and Overland s.
MATHEMATICS, Latin. general coaching.
Miss Lillian Feager. 1917 Mesa Apt A.
Phone $3.50
REFRIGERATORs 100 OF this week
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
105 s stanton St. Phone SIS
NOTICE
We are moving everybody Why can't va
move your Trunks anywhere IN city Csc
We work every day In the week Herman
Transfer Go. Phone $50.
We can Tx your place Into a lawn,
flower bed OF a vegetable garden. Every
thing turnished. Phone sol
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
With every facial or bath manicure free
VI Ray o Beauty Parlors. sos Myrtle Ave.
For appointment Phone 9075-
GARDEN HOSE our prices are the low
est ANY grade you want
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE co.
307 South Stanton St. Phone 2s02
A TEACHER Qadyj with highest creden-
tials desires nice room in modern house
close Ia. with agreeable people Would
like dinner o. could be arranged Only
first class location viii be considered Ad-
dress giving particulars and terms. r
155. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

GERMAN LINES PIERCED
Between Yimy Ridge and GiVenchy
and IS guns taken By Canadians, one
year ago today. April u. 1917.
Find a German gunner.
YESTERDAYS ANSWER
Btghf SIDE DOM, GboUs basket
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
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G.. n Williams was arrested on
swindling charge at the Lobby bar
Thursday afternoon by city detec-
ttves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

Rates For Classified Ads:
lne Cent per Word. No
charge less than ........$ q
x Consecutive lnseF-
ions. per Word. -........ 0S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

For Reni-HOuses Furnished.
BUNGALOW near IT Bliss Ph- szs6.
FIVE room 5ungaIoF. giassed n alsspins
porch close in Phone 1881.
FURNISHED house for rent 43z1 Ia LA
Phone 6o2s.
HOUSE for rent g reliable people. rent
reasonable. 1l05 E R-o Grande-
sIN rooms elegantly furnished. rent rea-
sonable. Phone 42l2 days. zfs4 after z.
HALF house, q rooms. nicely furnished.
So No sick Phone 506ZW-
FOUR room brick cottaEs. GrandFleV-
Halt block ron car line. $50 Ph s91l-
FOUR room furnished house with sleep
ing porch no children Phone Z3z1 Bliss
PAKTLY furnished three room cottaga.
sleeping porch. modern convenience Pm
FOR REST-I0 room furnished house
close en-. very reasonable rent For partlc-
ulars Phone 1ss1-
COMPLETELY furnished room house.
garage Sunset Heights from June 1It %
sept 1st- No Children Phone 55s6-
FOUR rooms. bath. large screened porch.
nicely furnished lights. phone. water
f3250- Phone 81s7W-
Will RENT for six months from
Nay LIST. most beautiful house On
Fl Paso- Elegantly furnished.
garage. on Mckinley Ave Refer
snces required Phone 575a-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Help Wanied-MaIe.

WANTED-First class pressman TO work
on Hoffman machine. steady work, good
wages Wire at cnce my expense. ~
Levin Teiloring Co, Lowell, Arizona. Box
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
None, To Loan

Money To Lean
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NEED MONEY!
See Us Tor leans and residence prop.
erty OF other good mortgages
FISK-RAMSEF REALTY co.
Phone 1913.
MONEY LOANED on diamonds. watches,
SECURITY LOAN co. PHI. 1854.
Corner Fl Paso and San Antonio SIS.
MONEY TO LOAN al per cent on busi-
ness income property See Lee r Schuster.
S1f Mills Bldg
MONEY 10 LOAN On go0d inside business
property. z per cent interest A P Colss
& Bros. 2U2 y. oregon
s. To $50 loaned honest employee. cheap
est rates. confidential quick, satisfactory
seryice- Drake. 2ol koterts- Banner
MONEY loaned on furniture pianos. autos
dlamonds. chattels- NeWton- 2l5 Trust I'd
FIRELESs cookers 81 a week.
E0UTZ MOORE CO.
CHATEEL mortgage loans. 2I5 trust Bldg
Roomins Bouses-For Sale and Rent
BUY from owner. best location in city
206h Mills
FOR SALE or trade. room rooming
house Phone 1874.
$500 BUYS roominE house, Is rooms fur
nlshed. Phone 4969W-
SMALL apartment house OF Apartments
full Of permanent tenants. close In. In
qulre SIS n Kansas
FOR Sal E-oyicely furnished I2 room
rooming house, down town Nine rooms
rented, for quick sale $3.50 cash Phi. 1852.
FROM owner IL rooms Sleeping porch
es, baths, steam heated. well established
md
Paso 10 minutes walk 20 postoffice. In
quire SIS n. Kansas
p ROOMS, two minutes walk from post
office, over two years lease. Rent four
dollars per room VIII take $3.50 n sold by
Saturday Don't answer unless you mean
huslness- z. p care Herald-
Employment Agencies
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THE BORDER Employment Agency
" East Main Street Phone S219.
Help Wanted-MaIe.
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" ANTED-Service car driver Ford. at
night See Yiek Ford Auto stand.
Ean & Mitchell Employment Agency.
2o8 san Francisco St
BOY wanted with motorcycle for delivery.
Phone 2277.
BOY with wheel for grocery delivery SAT-
urdayi Apply 5o4 Mesa Ave
WANTED-Good office man excellent
future for right party Armour & Co.
WANTED-stationary engineer for cleo
tric light and ice plant Address T. 90.
Herald.
WANTED-American boy with wheel. one
not attending school Apply Herald busi- |
ness office
DISEASES OF BLADDER AND RECTUM. /
Disease OF women Positive results New
Era sanatorlum.' 20zi5 san Antonio ST.
WANTED good mechanic al once. |
Must give reference VIII pay top wages I
For Information cau or wire Hurley Gar |
age. Hurley. N. II.
WANTED-By large wholesale house spe- |
clalty nan canned goods state experience. /
age and salary expected first letter Ad- I
dress A. 154, care Herald.
man grocery clerk. /
clean cut and good habits. Must have /
knowledge Of selling goods. Prefer one /
who can speak Spanish and under draft ]
age-willlng 20 work Apply giving age i
and experience by letter. address A. /
$50, care Herald office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

Help Wanted-Female
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ENGLISH speaking ehambermaid wanted
Phone 1907.
Gas stoves 500 ) GEEK.
FOUTZ .OORE CO.
WANTED-Girl 10 help in cafateria- 10
W. San Antonio.
WANTED-Experien dining room wait
resses $40 week. Apply Modern Cafe
Basement Mills Bldg
WANTED competent cook White OF
colored- Add Mrs. Ell Borenstein- Silver
City. n NJ
WANTED-Settled woman for general
house work and care OF baby Good home
1913 z. Rio Grande.
The Providence Hospital. u Paso. Teas.
offers a years crurse OF instruction. 20
desirable young ladies wishing 20 study
profession al nursing. FOR detail lufoFma-
ton address SupL Providence Hospital
tion curing summer vacation Opportunity
FOR travel Good salary with bonus POSI-
ton VIII pay s155 TO $50 monthly State
experience Telephone Write X 1f6. care
Herald
FANTED-An experienced coIored woman
to DO cooking and general house work
Must be good cook. neat and clean. Large
washing and ironing sent out Family OF
six Forty dollars a month Mrs J. 3.
Gllchrist, Grant Co, EIerro. New Mexico
WANTED-Woman with personality. Eond
address, 20 qualify for travelling posltiln.
New Mexico, Colorado. Salary 500 month
~ to start and expense allowance. with
extra profits Paid while learning POSI-
ton viii pay educated dependable woman
$40 20 $50 weekly. Teacher preferred.
state business experience Give telephone.
Write T. IS, eare Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

Announcements
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ALL ladies' OF gentlemen wishing 70 join
private dancing club Phone z61G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

For ksnl-F1cuses UnfETElsEsd.
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HOUSE. chicken yard Phone iss6k-
SEVEN room house and basement 1873
wyoming
FOUR rooms and bath Coed yard 1870
East Missouri Phone 1871.
FOUR room house close IN aI1 west ov-
erland-
Two room house ana alley S. per month
Apply ~ y oehoa-
THREE rooms vita BATH. 81 $500 Nan
zana street
MODERN bungalow close in Phone sssi
atter p m
KITCHEN Cabinets 81 week
FOUrZ MOORE co.
1--WE room bungalow On Erie St an con
veniences and on car line. S2l59- Phone
TEN room house 1850 J. Boulevard. rent
by month $50. Corner Austin and Boule-
Ear1 tnqne 80
MODERN room SUBURBAN home suit
able for two families. 1s5 Tc5in Place
Phone s49SE-
FOR RENT-For coIorsd room house
$40 lll4 Missouri W r. weeks. 45Q5 ~.
Stanton Phone 1870.
FOR RENT By HAWKINS BROS.
r brick ISIS Randolph fSunset HI .f15
r brick 2i2 Putnam -.-............E1 SIS
s r brick $500 Bisbee Cnswl ---.-.--s39
Sl-o0 DOWN and 81 a week VIII place
one Of our refrigerators in your home.
RIO GRANDE FURNITURE CO.
-9L South samoa St Phone 2S1L
NOTICE
T. may be an right 20 pay J5c or 81 20
move trunk but we only charge use any
where in the city All othe- moving N
proportion Herman Transfer & Storage
CO. Phone $50 We glTe s. G a Green
Trading Stamps.
4 rooms lT05 E Boulevard. $3.50
rooms, 81 Upscr .--.-.-ss .--S15-0Q
3 rooms. III ". 8th St--....-...-..S1e.9
rooms. garage, 1871 Montana. heat $500
rooms. 1912 Montana Gee ...---.-.- s5Q-10
DOUGLAS c. Crow ELL AGENCY.
"a Mils BdE Phone $500
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
Boulevard 10 rooms and SP....--..f65.1o
AaEoffiu. rooms and SP..-..s-..sd5 90
Clifts rooms and P-...r...s-... sfo.0o
81 cut1n1- rooms End 81 '-.-..ssa..-S5l.0l
Rio Graude. g rooms and 5000
Virginia rooms and SP....ss.s..Gfo-c0
Mesa rooms and SP ---..........Sl5.0 90
z llarosa. rooms and So -..------- $500
eacraulentos rooms and SP --.---s35r1
kings Highway. rooms and SP. .s2e-e1
--les1lI-s rooms -----------.- -s-l--a
AriEora rooms So So
JAMES l. MAKR & COMPANY.
Rental Specialists
Phone $50 500 san Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

Wanted Miscellaneous.
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To BUK-Smau second hand OH cook
stove. Phone T190R
SIX chairs SIS. sri a week
EOuTZ MOORE c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

EOR RIM.
room fur bungalow, Montana s.
room fur. house Myrtle Ave
W +. PAYNE.
401 Mesa Phons lisa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12

a. 81 Mcfarland OF Alpine. candida
state Senate. 25th Senatorial Dl
subject 90 Democratic nrin1a riep
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Wanlsd-Boari Id Roonl

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EXCHANGE your old furniture and stoves
FoUTz MooRE co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-12
Cotton Market

Mexican beans in wholesale lots IN Z
Paso So 7955c Lass quotation
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
INCREASED EFFICIENCY
In WIRELESS TELEGRAPHf

London, Sept 20.-The efficiency OF
wireless telegraphy has been enor-
mously increased during the war,
semi-official statement issued by the
Royal Air Force says. In particular,
great progress has been made in send
ing wirel SIS messages from aircraft.
In 1914 various difficulties restrict
ed tho use of wireless in conjunction
with airplanes. Most Of these have
been overcome and the use of WIRE
less communications from the air has
been of great assistance to the Allied
forces in all military operations
Without the assistance Of wireless
the use of airplanes could never
have been developed so fully as 1t
now is. Artillery observation" by
airplane is among the most profitable
of all the uses of aircraft.
Far below in the batteries the wire
less operators receive the corrections
from the airplane, till the signal
comes to indicate that the right range
has been found and, later, the cease
fire" signal to indicate that destruc-
tion has been accomplished.
The extended range of aircraft
wireless leads to its use from air
planes on long reconnaissance, and
the operator in the hut on the aero
drome, miles behind the lines, is the
first to learn, perhaps Of new Ger
man howitzer enplacement perhaps
of the massing of troops intended to
effect a surprise-a vain hope, thanks
to the wireless.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
SPEAKERS FOR FOURTH
LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 20.-More speak
ers, better speakers, and shorter
speeches will be the plan OF the
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign. soon
to open in the Sixth Federal Reserve
District, according to Carroll II.
Smith, vice chairman of the speak
ers' bureau for the district. 1t is ex-
pected to have large part of the
speaking done by men who have ac-
tually been "over there" and have a
real story to tell.
Two eloquent speakers from active
service-wounded soldiers in Ameri-
ca on leave, soldiers who fought In
France, civilians who made study
of conditions abroad-will be provid-
ed each zone in the district from
headquarters. These, as we'll as all
other speakers, will be under the d.
rection of the zone chairmen. The
Four Minute Mems organization and
the Council of Defense have offered
the service of their speakers to the
Liberty Loan campaign, and these
will be used to fullest advantage.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
EoREleN.eoRN IN CAMPS
BECOME REAL AMERICANS

Full.aedged Americans wearing
the uniform of Uncle Sam, are De-
inc developed at the U. S. Army can
tonments; men who year ago were
wholly out Of touch with American
ideas some not even knowing Wny
thew we're being drafted or why we
were going to fight. This is all a re-
sult of the Americanization process
anlied to alien soldiers, a process
which having once been hit upon soon
proved its value.
In a division at Fort Riley Kansas
tbore are men from more than thirty
countries In this conglomerate mass
oro included all races, all creeds' ana
oil manner of peoples. Some are
from Norway, the Netherlands ser
bia Spain. Sweden, Turkey inciud
ing Armenia; others from Austria
incndipg Bohemia and Hungary
germany. Luxembourg, Montenegro
Greece. Italy, Lichtenstein' Belgium, ,
pulgaria France and Russia anu
-.,,, otbars from Portugal azores Is
,ond.1 Guatemala, Honduras Den
mark. Roumania and Switzerland
m of course. Great Britain, including
England, Wales, Ireland SooI.ano u.o
nnsada nn and Australia is also repre-
sented.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
AT CHICAGO EXPOSITION

Washington, Sept 20.-Czechoslo-
yak Day was observed yesterday at
the War Exposition in Chicago by an
of more than $4,000 peo-
pie. Czechoslovak leaders and states
men were present from various quar-
ters of the country The most In.
spring event of the day was the
placing of the Czechoslovak red and
white flag among the flags Of the free
nations. Preceding the exercises,
there was a parade down Michigan
Avenue and into Grant Park of the
Bohemian people, in their national
costumes. Lieutenant Governor Ogles.
by extended a welcome for Illinois,
and was followed by George Creel
who delivered a short address. For
the Czechoslovaks, Charles Pergler
spoke.
1.-The American principles which
have been laid down are marching
an," Pergler said. "They are spread
ing throughout the world. AS was
the case almost $50 years ago, SO
today America is the champion OF
liberty freedom, and international
Justice"
After contrasting the autocracy
and chauvinism of Germany and Aus
tria with the just and decent inter
national policies which for years have
characterized the dealings of tht
Entente nations, the speaker voiced
his hope that the end Of the war viii
see the world utterly freed from tht
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
MEN OF FOREIGN RACES
ARE CITED FOR BRAVERY

It is instructive to read the names
of soldiers OF foreign birth or
extraction which are appearing from
time to time on the lists of those
cited for distinguished service.
OF the thirty.five odd men recently
mentioned in American Official Com
munique No. 113, at least nine bear
names which reveal an extraction
other than Anglo-Saxon. These
names are Hahn, Christman, Jan
kowski, Hartman, Costianes, Gardel
10, Tobin, Kuehlman, Shaminksi, and
Kaufman.
And these men have displayed con
spicuous bravery. The records OF
two of them will suffice to prove that
they have shown the kind Of gallantry
which is supposed to be an attribute
of the real American, no matter wha'
his race or native land may be.
OF Private Shaminski, the Com
munique says: Having entered
cellar to install his telephone, he wal
attacked by II Of the enemy, of whom
he killed and took 9 prisoners, sin
gle-handed."
OF End Lieut.. Kuehlman, Engi
neers, it is said that "He was sent or
the night of August Sc, 1918, to make
a reconnaissance of all possible means
of crossing the River Vesle, neal
Fismes, France. 1t had been report
ed that the Germans had all retreatet
from the south bank of the river, bu
he found that such was not the case
they were there in force neverthe
less; such was his bravery and de
termination that he crossed into ant
through the German lines, made
full reconnaissance, and returned
with report"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
TARPON PLANT
GETTING READY TO
BUILD SHIPS
Sub-contracts Let For Material Need
ed to Complete Vessels

st. Petersburg Sept. 20.-With two
ship keels ordered and one ways
completed, the Anclote shipyard at
Tarpon Springs is about ready to
commence actual ship construction.
Contract for the hardware and metal
fittings of the 2,500-ton schooner
barges has been sublet to G. w.
Greene & Co., of Tampa, and s. X.
Wallace, of the Tampa concern, has
left for Birmingham to place the or
ders for steel needed The contract
will aggregate close to $150O0O. The
Anclote concern is pushing its plant
to completion and plans to lay the
first keel within the next 10 days. The
second ways will be ready, according
to present plans, within 30 days.
One piledriver is busy driving piles
now and another will put on the work
this week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20

Surely Tuesdays haul of mullet,
made by two fishing smacks, with
crews of eight men each, brought into
the Ricou plant Tuesday evening 30.-
600 mullet. The fish were packed
and shipped out as expeditiously as
possible, the haul making two solid
cars for shipment. Stuart is right
there with the goods when 1t comes to
fishing. Stuart Messenger.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
IRISH DO NOT HAVE
TO SAVE OR FIGHT

London, Sept. 20.-Although only
a three hour boat trip separates Eng
land and Ireland, there Is as much
difference as between day and night
in the two islands ,as far as food is
concerned.
For the person who has lived In
England for a time and whose habits
have led him to believe his system
needs more than the number Of food
calories science prescribes, Ireland Is
wonderful place to dine in.
It does not follow that sufficient
food is not available in England
there is sufficient to healthlly main
tain the system, but there is a diff
ference between that and eating
large steak properly decorated. That
can be accomplished in Ireland at
reasonable cost but not In England at
any price.
ireland Is not rationed voluntarily
or otherwise, and there Is plenty OF
everything with the exception of su-
gar. In respect to food 1t is more
pleasantly situated than the United
States or England because prices
have not advanced as they have in
America and are no higher than in
England where the ministry of food
not only rations but controls prices.
Ireland always has sent quantities Of
meat and dairy products to England
and still is doing so.
Americans who have been In Eng
land and tried to become accustomed
to the four ounces of meat at a meal
and an absence of fat in cooking
wherever possible. on arriving in ire
land fairly gorge themselves for a
few days on meat, drink quantities Of
milk and do not spare the butter.
They had not been getting milk at all
except with a physicians prescription
and butter was limited to less than
an ounce day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
EnvelOping st. Quentin
INV Associated Press.

Paris, Sept. 20.-In enveloping 81
Quentin from the south the French
nave carried Essigny-Le-Grand' says
war Office statement. The Germans
during the night made strokg attacks
against the new French positions
North of Allemant, between Ailette
and the Aisne. The enemy was re-
pulsed with very heavy losses. Ine
french gained further ground north
east of vailly in the direction Oh
Vhemin Des Danes. The German at
Tempt to cross the vesle, where Amer
can troops are in line, was repuiseu'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-09-20
FLORIDA WOMAN TO BE
SPONSOR AT RE-IrNION

ocala. Sept. 2O.-Miss Caroline
Harriss of this city has just had con-
ferred upon her very high honor by
General Nathan B. Forrest. She has
been appointed national sponsor to
represent the Sons of the Confederate
veterans at the annual reunion to be
held at Tulsa, Okla, this month, and
has accepted the appointment, This
is the first time that a Florida gir'
has ever had the honor of being ap.
pointed national sponsor.