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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

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PIANO loais- as Trust Bldg
PINE PIANO Tor sale Bargain. sol
Wyoming
$500 PIANO in good condition Bargain
1917 y. CAMPBELL
PRACTICALLY NEW PIANO FOR sale Sle5
WIN take bond as part payment 1911 y
Ochoa-
For Sale-Furniture
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FURNITURE loans. SIS trust Bldg.
FOR SALE reasonable furniture for tour
room hous1. in good condition call morn
ings or phone s05s at cnce. Ios ROSEWOOD
FUMED DINING SET-Duofoid, single
SSH. 2sI1 San Diego.
Refrigerators reduced 20 percent and
your credit is o. X.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
COMPLETE Furnishings OF s-room bunEa-
low; very nice House for rent Pm 1908
FOR sALE-Brass bed. mattress and
springs IN good condition; dresser with
large mirror. almost new. cheap PHI 4lso-
500 WORTH Of furniturei Quick sale s55-
Iwo rooms. cheap rent Complete cooking
outfit Phi SIS
YICTROIA and furniture f1r sale. Bar
gains Owrer leaving city Phone So5oJ-
Call 3025 ORC street
winters supply Of coal and wood S225 for
whole or will sell by piece. House for rent
also. Phi sim 17ll z Rio Grande.
THE NESTERN FURNITURE Co. Will
pay cash for your furniture or We viii
exchange Il for new Come 10 the sore
that saves you money. Phi 14S2- Correr
stanton and Overland.
By PIECE-I2 rooms furniture nearly
new. dining set. davenport. beds, beddings,
carpet. dressers. stoves. rockers chairs.
los y. Oregon
FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS We VIII pay
cases etc Ring Us for bids. Berry bill
Furniture Co. 4o3 Texas Phi 3546.
MN FURNITURE EXCHANGED
for old WIZ buy second hand goods Your
credit IS good. Pm 1898 and save money
HOME FURNITURE Co. III \. stanton.
We BUY, sell o. exchange new FOR sec
oud hand furniture Repair or trade you
any kind Of sewing IA chimes ami give you
terms on the balance 20 suit
YOUNG FUR IFURE CO.
10Y S Stanton St. next 20 Lion Grocery 60.
Phone S35-
FURNITJ RI AND piano case refinishing
BY factory expert We guarantee 20 turn
out your plano as good as when Il came
from the factory.
FL PAsO PIANO CO., cts Texas ST.
The very iii est eases, like Steinway.
Everett and Fischer are Gur speciality.
FOR SAL-BARGAIS. FIVE FOOT
ROLL TOP DESK. REVOLVING CHAIR
AND No. s OLIVER TYPEWRITER ALL
IN GOOD CONDITION. NATIONAL
CASH REGISTER CO. SOL MYRTLE AVE.
PHONE 5SS-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Poultry and Pet Stock

Poultry and Pet Stock
MATCHING EGGS-Phone 6s15-
GOOD FAT SQUAB-71s Ccpia-
so PIGEONS for sale cheap. Phi 31s7.
PARROT for sale cheap. Pm I2ssW.
FINE M,norca Matching eggs. setting si-25
1873 E. Missouri Phone 4s1.
SPRINGERs. young puliets and laying
hens: sell reasonable II taken quick Call
25o1 Florida Ave Phi s63s.
HEAVY LAYING pure bred White Wyan-
dotte hens; also pure bred Holstein hel1er
coming fresh soon v. Leonard Pm bl45J-
SALE-Pullets and cocherels; White WAN
dottes S. c. Rhode Island Reds. White
Leghorns. Black MinorCas- Hon2n's Poul-
try Farm. Tsleta, Texas
on ACCOUNT or SICKNESS am offering
about 400 young White LeEhorn hens, eN-
ira well bred. prime condition. a. 81 each
J. A. Fraser. route /, box 522, E Faso-
Pm. 5s-sR-
RAISE SQUADS in your back yard. with
10 pairs for 50 you can cut your meat Dill
IN two. Come down TO our ranch and
select them One-half mile below county
hospital to your right Business phone
SIS. Ranch ss7-J2. Young SQUAD Ranch.
SelI-Live Stock-Buy
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LIVESTOCK loans. SIS Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE-Fresh Holstein COW. Pm. seIs.
FOR SALE-smaI black mare. $40 Phi
201e.
WANTED-Jersey COW FOR feed. Phone W.
T. Marcee. 100 FL Bliss.
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash. 81 gallon
COW. 1922 olive Pm 2loo-
FOR SALE-Good young saddle horse.
sound and fearless. For particulars phone
sO10W.
FOR GOATS MILK phone sSs5R. also
fresh goats. one 70 three quarts, for sale
Pioneer Goat Dairy. 2S01 Nations Ave
FIFTY SIX HUNDRED acres Of land. NJ e.
oes county. black hos wallow' practically
surrounded by farms Good cotton lana
Twenty dollars an acre J. c. Dougherty'
Beevllle, texas
For Sale-MisceIlaneous
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WANTED 10 buy chickens. Pm 2sI2R-
MASON FRUIT JARS, onc-quarts: jelly
glasses: a bargain Phi Still.
TINT. noored and screened including
stove. s1zx115s. Cost SIS. VIII sell for
SIS. Pm. ss4
We have a number OF second hand gas
ranges for sale at low prices. Your
I FESoUTz-MoORE FURNITURE co.
LARGE COLLECTION OF mineral speci-
mems from different parts OF the world
Price s30o0. Wri-e p o. box 21sI. Globe.
Arizona
FOR SALE-Nnl machinery for half price
than cost Boiler. heater. engine, two
steam pumps. and all the rest OF mill ma
chinery. including rollers. all in good con-
dition ready TO start a mill. Ny mill was
destroyed by fire Apply 20 Mrs. T. c.
Giron. san Ellzario, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

GENERAL merchandise store. email stock.
FOR sale II aiken 1t once can be bought
with liberal discount Write L 10 care
Earals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Wanted-Money


WANTED-To borrow $500 TO $1,000 at
once Coed business or property security
10 per cent intercEt paid. Write 1iS
care Eeraln.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

TOR sALE-Established busIness, cold
drinks. delicatesseu and fruit Good loca-
lion. Rent reasonable. Called out OF
town on ether businessez- Pm 4lai-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

PAINS COURT AND FISK APIS
20 & rooms. private baths and
front p1rchrs- also sleeping
uorches. Cool. close 20. $50 70 s45-
FTsE-RAAISET REALTY co.
Phone 1913
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

CLOSE N
BEING RENOVATED
5l5 y Florence street. rooms.
large and comfortable. Easement
and large yard Rent ..--f15.ee
DAVIS BROS
los Texas St Phi. rs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

Housekeeping Rooms-Unfurnished
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g ROOMS and sleeping porch Pm 5Q6sM-
, LARGE clean desirable rooms. bath and
sleeping porch. Phone. lights and water
furnished. reasonable rent Rio Grande
fitncy. 1880 Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Wantad-EnrniAnr.

HIGHEST Cash PRICES paid for furni-
ture. stoves. etc Phone 12ss.
SELL your furniture TO Globe Highest
prices paid Phone 1901. 219 5. Stanton
WE Buy furniture. Call OF US before
you sell Phi 1881 or call 4os 5. FL Paso.
We buy all kinds second hand furniture.
ice boxE rugs carpets. gas ranges.
TEXAS FURNITURE CO.
los 6. FL Pas0 St Phone 1904
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

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WANTED-Fire-p proof safe, medium Size
qr- \ nraron 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
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rNFrRNIsHEn

UNFURNISHEn
1855 Missouri. Z r bath -f15-c1
1901 Myrtle. 2. hath-...-..G5o.1d
SIS y Florence. S ?. hath. .S56-o1
sos Frutas. ?. hath $500
2711 Silver ST. r. hath. .f50Go
1311 Hueco. : r. hath ....s.S5a.e1
1875 Stevens. 3 r. bafh .-.915aa
$50 Memphis. Z r bath .f15.ee
Nashville and Floridz. 4 r. and
bath sll-Qo
FURNISHED
551e Tuiarosa. 2 bath ...ft1ea
1881 Montana. 6 r bath. $500
DAVIS BROS.
les Texas 81 Phi ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
For Sale or E1ehange-RsaI Estate
Som On ON EXCHANGES


S230O--3 acres. San Eli-ario, cleared
but noe in cultivation now. Trade for FL
Paso property.
sSscO-85 acres. all IN fine state OF cul-
tlvatlou: two small housesi few bearing
fruit trees: team mules. three COWS. chick
ems and turkeys; all necessary implements
and tools. Trade for $4,000 IA FL Paso
property and balance IS remembrance
S15000-1SoQ acres Of pasture land, near
Tucumcari. y n Good well. so T. with
20 It. OF water, %, 900 acres d open range.
Trade for e Pas0 property.
s3500-20 acres AZ Mountain Pari-, eight
acres in bearing orchard. slN-room house
Fine sun mer and winter home; most In
cultivation Plenty Of water for i-riga-
ton and domestic use from spring. this
cannot be traded. but will accept reason
able cash payment am balance to suit
S60Oo-40tacres of land In upper valley,
good bearing orchard. 80 acres Alfalfa,
most necessary tools and implements. trade
fcr FL Paso property.
$500 room bungalow 800 block Non
tana street. two lots, rev. trade for sun
set Heights property Of like value
Ss50O-Fins 5-room bungalow. rear Aus
tin Park. trade for larger or ROOM
house near high school. and pay difference
Have also fine 5-room house 1S0o block
Montana street 20 trade for or S-room
housa farther oft and near Eve Points.
VIII assume difference.
s2I0g-FCur-room bungalow. san joss
street; worth $500. $500 cash and balance
10 suit
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Help Wanted Male

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WANTED-Man &c do yard work at 1890
Montana
WASTED-TEo colored janitors and two
Mexican 5anitors. Pm. 20st.
SAY, do you need help. we furnish g.
THE BORrEH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
III East Main St Prone l255.
MATTER WANTED-American So week
and room Must be over draft age CraW-
ford hotel. CARLSBAD. n n
Young NAN as assistant engineer at
First National Bank Bldg Apply room No
tirSt Matt Bank Bldg
lfASTED-First class window trimmer
and card writer: answer stating re-er-
enees and salary expected The White
House. Santa Re. n. n
WANTED-A1 shoe man. ca2able Of tax
ing charge; must speak spanish Anssver
stating salary and references The White
House santa Re. y. ~
CANDY AND ICE CREAM MAKER.
PHONE OR WRITE E. 7. WINTERS Las
CRUCES y NJ
WAETED-Operating engineer for ice and
cold Storage plant Permanent position.
good wages. ideal location about $50 miles
from Fl Paso. Apply p z Huthsteiner,
SIS Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Wanted to Rent


WANTED AT ONCE-UnfurniEhed four or
five room bungalow in Alta Vista Phone
gq5e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Situation, Wanted-MaIe

Situations Wanted-Male
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CARPENTERS work wanted Phi 7o1sW.
Is YEAS OLD Roy with wheel wants
work Phi 5s14-
EXPERIENCED speciality salesman de-
sires position Al reference Not in draft
age Iel 5h5-
COMBINATION BOOKKEEPER and stem
ographer desires position Not in draft
Tel SIS.
II YOU need a bookkeeper 10 work a Few
hours day drop me card Address
M27. care Eerald-
WANTED WORK by young married Amer
lean knows city, drives machine; exempt
from draft Pm 1879,
sALEsAIAN-Now employed wants 10
make change; 10 years experience Not
subject 10 draft. References furnished
Address M31. care Herald
TRAVELLING gentleman and lady canvass
ers making every house want additional
line either soliciting or direct sales What
have yon2 Address MS, care Herald-
WANTED-Pczition by man not subject
70 draft Experienced in office work;
also general merchandise, credits and col
lectlons address G2s4 care Herald-
FIRST CLASS OFFICE MAN. familiar
with the town. very best references. not
subject 70 draft. open for employment
Aug / Room 500. Trust BldE-
Situations Wanted-FemaIe
YOUNG GIRL wants position as a stem
ograDher. Phi. s021W.
EXPERIENCED COOK. housekeeper wants
position Phi 1856.
YOUNG AMERICAN woman wishes posi-
ton as housekeeper- Write 1924. Herald-
EXPERIEN CED LADY sten3gr5pher de
sires good. permanent position Address
M2e, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

SOS Mesa Phone is5.
UsED CAR BARGAINS
Ford Roadster.
Buick Roadster. $4,000.
Buick fve-nassenger. Old model fine FOR
truck or ranch. cheap.
Chevrolet. $50. five-passenEer. $4,000.
Chevrolet Baby Grand, just overhauled,
new oversize tires s45O-0e.
Ell PASO AUTO SALES co.
Ph. Is. 407 MYRTLE ave.
We have the following used cars for sale:
Five-passenger bort.
Ford Speedster-
Seven-passenger Studebascr Six
seven passenger Studebaksr -Four
Studebaker Roadster Six
Five-passenger Dodge.
Five-passenEer Willys-Knight
Flve-passenFer Overland.
Seven passenger Wluys-knight-
Hudson Super-ElN-
CLEVELAND SQUARE GARAGE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

nfoDls only 10 STOCK Rare op0rtlnItyl
Interests sloo UP. Address box S79. e
Psi L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Real Estate Wanted

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SPLENDID producing ranch. upper valley,
one mile from station. 137 acres, us in
cultivation. uder drainage. good crops;
SIS acres IN alfalfa; orchard; Green house
Owner in city. Can't give atteution- Low
price: terms f94 p. q b Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
For Sale-City Properly

HIGHEST PRICE paid ror coal sacks Z
Grsnde Fuel Co. 32o S. 81. Xrain- Ph, ls4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

WANTED 10 buy a good show case must
h bargain Phone 2S5L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31

FIVE DOOMED mo1ern bungalow. Sleep
Ing porch. furnace 26o7 Grant. Rent $40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
For SaIe-Bicycles

BICYCLE FOR SALE CHEAP-AppIy I05
Texas St. barber shop
Evening journal., 1918-11-14
.FIREMEN give S2,22S.
TO RED CROSS FUND.
Money is Raised by Water
Witch Company at Recent
Three Day Carnival

The Water Witch Fire Company Aux
niary presented s2,22s.07 to the Red
Cross last night, at exercises held In
the fire station house. Four hundred
people attended the presentatiO exer-
clses which concluded with dancing
and refreshments.
President Z. F. Kane, Of the Water
Witch Fire Company, made a stirring
presentation speech. explaining that the
sum had been raised al a three-day car
nlval in September. but its donation to
the Red Cross had been postponed dur
ing the influenza epidemic.
Mrs. Willard Hall Porter accepted the
check on behalf Of the Red Cross, say
ing: "This amazing contribution ls
valuable and useful for the money II
self, but even more appreciated by the
Red Cross for the splendid spirit OF CO
operation shown. This means as much
10 the Red Cross as the dollars which
represent the spirit"
Mayor Lawson, Henry p. Scott, Pierre
{. dupont and John S Rossell. also made
speeches concerning Red Gross matters
Among the large audience present
were the following Red Cross represen-
tatives: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre s. dupont, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. ID. Townsend, Mrs. Joseph Ban
croft and Miss Emily p. Bissel.
Evening journal., 1918-11-14
BOLSHEVIST WAVE
FEARED in EUROPE
Switzerland FacingTrouble,
Mobilizes Troops to
Halt Radicals
WISE LEADERS MAY
PREVENT OUTBURSTS
BY The unlied pn.ss

WASHINGTON, Nov. il.-Fear OF a
Bolshevist wave In Europe II growing
IN diplomatic circles here TODAY. For
some time diplomats have forseen
such Possibility and have been urging
mat troops be maintained 10 police the
worst centers.
England and the United states have
least 10 fear from such a movement. al
though warnings are being sounded in
both countries.
Switzerland Is having a hard tussle
with Bolshevism. according TO diploma
tic advlces here from Berne. General
strikes are on In German Switzerland
cities, and are b beginning in some French
sections. No fiolence is reported in
these Instances.
troops nave apparently been mob
ilized In anticipation OF outbreaks and
tne president of the Swiss Conference.
addressing the Chamber OF Deputies.
told them In detail OF the situation.
He indicated that the government
would not yield to the malcontents, ac-
coNdlng 70 The cables Penalties are
likely TO be severe against strikers, the
cables say.
Some dip iomats here express appre-
henslon lett authorities may attempt
highland II methods In dealing with
radicals. The masses who have born
the heayi tr part In the war Will have
10 be he ard In the problems OF peace
readJusu neut, some declare. The Social
lists VIII demand a voice and violence
can be expected unless they are heard.
diplomi rs say
A co nclllatory policy Is expected 10
grow out OF the situation where wise
leader are IN control-the most effec-
tive way OF dealing with incipient
B0lsf evism being a moderate course
somfI observers say. Tho mistake OF the
Ger nan autocrats was that they were
bllr 81 10 the just demands OF their
me sses and provoked the war 10 further
lis bten their grip on their subjects. Il
Is stated
Evening journal., 1918-11-14
REORGANIZATION
is DIFFICULT WORK
DR.. Moley Says Ohio Aliens
Learn English With
Difficulty

That there must be some happy
medium found between the former way
of treating alien born and the Bolshe-
wiki way OF today. II the foreigners
now here are 10 be retained, was the
idea advanced last evening by Or. Ray
mond Moley, State Director OF Amer
icanlzation for Ohio Defense Council.
In The Middle West the people have been
endeavorlng 10 Americanize foreigners
for more than year, and what Dr.
Moley told the audience assembled at
the High School building was out OF the
fund OF experience he has had while en-
gagged In the Americanization work.
Or. Moley said that teaching English
TO the foreigner was about the hardest
task they could set about TO do. out OF
a class OF 800 candidates for American
ization English teaching In Cleveland,
there were about ten that were pro
flclent after twelve months training.
In the teaching OF citizenship the
wirk Is usually divided into three sec
tions. Or. Moley said, history, geography
and government. Particular attention
was paid 10 this latter division, in order
that the man might be iltted for ms
civic duties and realize the responsible
ity they conveyed. when he became
naturalzed.
Evening journal., 1918-11-14
CITY COURT CASES.

General Pitman, a Negro, was fined
s25 and costs or sixty days In the work
house. by Judge Churchman In Muni-
clpal Court this morning for assault and
battery on Thomas Johnson.
For keeping house OF assignatlon at
Fourth and Shipley streets, Linda
Noland was fined 800 and costs.
Charles August was fined st0 and
costs for begging on the street.
on charge OF highway robbery. on
James Goslee, Edward Stowell was held
in $1,000 bail for court.
John stokes was lned s5 and costs for
playing crap. -. o.,
Vesdel Sandoz was held in $500 bail
for court on a charge OF larceny.
For assault and battery, Julius Brown,
Negro. was fined $50 and costs.
The cases OF Prince Wilson. Negro,
charged with assault and battery on
Harry ID. smith, and Charles Young
Negro. charged with assault and battery
on Albert T. hxtel. were continued until
tomorrow morning.
VincenzO Sam was dismissed on a
charge OF assault and battery on Morris
Reese.
Margaret Matthews was fined $40 and
costs. and Lewis Ricks, Negro. 50 and
costs, for disorderly conduct.
George p. Hoopes was held under a
$500 peace bond for breach OF the peace
against his wife. Mabel Hopes.
The case OF Alexander Mamrille,
charged with breach OF the peace. was
continued until Monday and the case OF
Abner Sparks. facing the same charge,
was continued until tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1918-11-14
DISCUSS
RECENT EPIDEMIC
Homeopathic Medical So
ciety Will Hold Annual
Meeting Today
BANQUET AT HOTEL
DU POINT 6.15 O'CLOCK

The Homeopathic Medical Society, OF
Delaware State and Peninsula, will hold
its thirty-sixth annual meeting this
afternoon and evening at the Hotel du-
Pont. An interesting program has been
arranged.
The session opens at 3l5 o'clock with
a business meeting. Il Is expected at
this session that Dr. ]. w. Richards,
representing the u. :. Public Health
Service will make an address. He is
present by order Of Surgeon-General
Rupert Blue.
The annual banquet viii be held at
6.i5 o'clock. After the banquet the fol-
lowing physicians from this city will
read papers on the recent epidemic
DR.. ]. NJ. Finn. Dr.. Lewis Yerger and
Or. +. Earle Spencer.
From Philadelphia. the following
physicians viii be present: DR.. C. ;.
Raue. Dr. Clarence Bartlett, Or. Angus
tus Kornderfer, Jr, Dr. James Sspplng-
ton, DR.. G. Roman and Or. G. Harlan
Wells. These doctors viii discuss the
papers presented by the local physi-
clans
Following are the officers Of the so
ciety: President, J. Paul Lukens; vice.
president, Irvine NJ. Finn: secretary,
Edgar Q. Bullock; treasurer, Harry R.
Pennock; censors, Z. T. Negendank, l..
w. Finn, F. +. Pierson; committee on
arrangements. Drs. Harrison w. How
ell, Frank F. Plerson and Edgar Q. Bull
lock.
Evening journal., 1918-11-14
SEND YOUR GIFTS TO
SAILORS TOMORROW

There are only six days left IN which
a Christmas present may be sent TO
soldier or marine overseas, and presents
TO sailors at home or abroad must be
sent by tomorrow.
Overseas Christmas presents Tor sol
diers and marines must be packed in
carton 3xix9 inches. which will be sup
piled upon application at Red Cross
Headquarters. Only one box IS allowed
for one soldier, and box and contents
must not weigh more than three
pounds. The box must be handed IN
unsealed 10 the local Red Cross for m
spection as TO whether any forbidden
material is enclosed, before being ship
ned by the Red Cross. There must d
postage on the carton sufficient for
parcel post charges 10 Hoboken.
All soldiers IN the A. Z. +. have beer
supDlied with mailing labels and cotf
non permits. 10 forward TO relatives
this country. This coupon must D
Dresented when asking for a eartd
and the mailing label should be alike
TO the carton.
IL is forbidden TO send liquor, match u
or other infammable or explosive M a
terial. or anything packed In glass.
Packages for sailors and marines II
This country may weigh 20 pounds, NJ
NAV include fcodstuffs or preserves In
sealed glass jars.
packages for sailors and mari ne;
in home service must reach the foih W.
ing address by tomorrow: me Sup pE
Oflcer, Fleet Supply Base, I've NY
ninth Street and Third Avenue = iuu
Brooklyn, n. Y" They may be sen D'
parcel post OF express.
Evening journal., 1918-11-14
MOTORCYCLE Is
USED AS AMBULANCE

Removed to the Delaware Hospital on
Sunday evening by a man on a motor
cycle after he had been run down by a
trolley car al Fourt and Washington
streets, Richard L. Poynter, aged ss
years, Of No. SOP West Fourth street,
was found TO have sustained a frac-
tured skull and his condition Is serious.
According 10 the aged mans statements
made today, he had alighted from one
car at Fourth and Washington streets.
about o'clock Sunday evening, when a
street car following the one he was
riding on, struck him as he was cross
ing the street.
The operator Of motorcycle, who
was passing and witnessed the accident,
picked the injured man up and carried
him 10 the Delaware Hospital in an un-
conscious condition. This man failed
10 give the hospital attendants his
name and address.
The family Of the aged man heard
nothing Of the accident until today,
when ne became able TO tell his name
and address.
Evening journal., 1918-11-14
BELIEVE DEUTSCHLAND
SUNK SAN DIEGO
BY The United Press.

by Ine lulte0 Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. f4.-The Ger
man submarine Deutschland Is charged
with responsibility for sinking the u.
6. cruiser san Diego, a short distance
out Of New York few months ago.
This information Is the best available
the Navy Department has as TO the
case, II was stated by an official today.
The Deutschland, originally cargo
submarine cruiser, was fltted with tor
pedo tubes. she was known TO have
operated for a while on the Azores. Is
was stated. And, as far as the navy
has been able TO ascertain, she was the
vessel that crept into Che vicinity OF
Fire Island south OF Long Island
Sound, and discharged mines which
later wrecked the old cruiser San
Diego. Il was indicated that the navy's
proof so far Is not positive. but its
evidence is regarded as rather conclu-
slve.
What happened 10 the Deutschland's
sister-ship, the Bremen, is still
as far as the word Is concern
ed. The British admiralty probably
knows, and there may be some hmeri-
can naval officials In on the secert.
Evening journal., 1918-11-14
no LICENSE NOW
TO WASTE FOODS

In discussing the lifting Of the re-
strictlons on the use OF wheat substl-
tutes, Edmund Mitchell, food admin
traitor for Delaware, said today:
In view OF The opening up Of the
seas, present conditions ensbles us 20
ship wheat TO Europe from closed ports
and relieves the wheat situation 10 a
considerable extent.
In the future no housewife Will be
required TO buy substitutes In pur-
chasing wheat flour. As shipping
points are opened 20 increased trans.
portation by wafer, Il is hoped thai
regulations governing other food com
modities will be announced and re.
strictions reduced.
But IL Is 10 be hoped that every
American housewife and all others vii
voluntarily continue 10 conserve all
food commodities"