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PffiPIOBLEI I bussed by 1 COUNCIL Lares Foreign Population of the County Considered at the Meeting How' fo'ttntinform ihe activities of tb cUt council it dervnae, and Its county divisions, from a war to a fcece basin, was ihe subject brought before the San Bernardino county of the council yesterday niorn-lps, by Commissioner W. S. Farley, wnt put by Vie state council to visit the divisions and get first hand in formation as to the work done and pe aone. i He outlined at some length the is Nous phases of the council's artivi-ti, present and possible, and the fiubaequent discussion quickly male It evident that there are real problem San Bernardino county, SBwinf out of the labor situation the foreign population and their Americanization and housing. The mating statement was made that in 1917 40 per cent of the population 2 this county was foreign, and of is nearly all is Mexican, at that time approximating 32.000.

These figures were' based upon a. survey made through the school department Vy (County Superintendent Stanley, ind also by the returns to the draft board, following the registration or ine, MIT. i fJTfl Mr. J. W.

Bishop, who works un-Qer tbe direction of the state commission on Immigration and housing; X. K. Woodbridge of Upland, who has neoaaterod tho housing question In connection with recent health wort THE HONOR LIST UNION WAR DRIVE To the Editor of THE SUN: By mistake the following names were ommit-ted from tho honor roll handed in ns final yesterday. The reason for those omissions has been in most instances because of confusion in handling so many cards at the park on Monday without precinct numbers noted. We hope that the public will be charitable in the matter and wo will appreciate it if those whose names have not appeared will phone the correction to us that we may add them to the list.

Thanking you for the cooperation I am, Yours very slncereiv, C. D. KDDY City Campaign Manager Members of the honor list omitted from Friday's list: Major and Mrs. A. S.

Guthrie. Mrs. C. Scheerrr. Mrs.

Amelia Nielsen. in the Influenza epidemic; Mrs. J. Wood of the food administration. and others emphasized this local problem, while A.

G. Kendall presented the labor situation which to some extent brings these Mexicans into Southern California. District Attorney T. W. Duckworth presided, in the absence of Judge J.

W. Curtis in court, and others present and participatir. 7, included H.M.Barton, Mrs. R. F.

"larner. Miss Harriet Oirtis, Miss Caroline Waters, II. F. Bahmeier, Supervisor J. B.

Glover, J. J. Prendergast of Redlands, John P. Coy and R. C.

represent-, ing various departments of waf work activity. CANDY BY POUND ONLY MAWSON. Nov. 14. Wisconsin confectioners have aereed to adopt the one-roiind rnlo for SAW BERNARDINO DAILY SUN- mm Provost Marshal General in Wire to Members of His Appreciation a Provost Marshal Crowder at Wash ington has telegraphed his appi ccla-tion of the work of the men nnd of the selective service system In San Bernardino it up to Chairman K.

o. I 'rice. Sectary O. P. Slont nnd C.

O. (ioss. Following is what the pre ost marshal says, after issuing 1107 Instructions: "In entering pi: suant to the foregoing instructions 1 pott wl at seems, in view of the might evening or the day, to lie the fiNUl wi 1 e1' this character to lie done by the service system. I.f-xteinl to t' members of that sys'em my personal congratulations ppon truly great achievements of the past year and half, achievements that have taxed to tho utmost lie time, the ability, nd the endurance of nil those engagi-c' in the work, nnd that have furnished 'he army to which In large measuie ust be given the credit for saving to th world both civilization and goveinm- by tho people. To you.

nieiiibirs of that system, must come a sino of duty well done, which only a loyalty, patriotism, and devotion such i'S yours can bring. The country and the world knows that It owes to vou a debt of thanks and (trnt. Itinle which cannot be measured by words but only by the affection, the resnect. and the esteem, now yours, of those nmoner whom you live and irom whom you have taken that which was beyond price." GARBAGE PEN STRIKE HAYKIMIII A j. Nov.

to. The Inir thn nnnno Farbnco in liaverh struck for high er wrier. HrYoua Were in France With No Place to Go and Nothing to Wouldn't You Wish the Folks "Back Home" Thought a Little More About Pot YOURSELF in the position of an American soldier boy in France and ask YOURSELF how much yoa'd appreciate a good, clean, warm place to go to spend your idle time during the cold win- ter days and nights you would have to spend overseas before you finally got home and were mustered out I Put YOURSELF in the position of the American soldier boy, away from home influences and home ties, who is given a kindly word of advice and counsel by some welfare worker that keeps up Us spirits and his moralswhich, incidentally, has helped so much to win a place for him in the hearts cf the French people as a clear-ininded, wholesome and courteous gentleman. Pat YOURSELF in the position cf the American soldier boy who craves good books to read; who just yearns for a real "home-cooked" American meal, and who likes doughnuts and hot coffee. Put YOURSELF in the position of wanting all the advantages that you are now enjoying here at homeand being in France where you couldn't have them unless the folks at home supplied the funds to support the welfare organizations that are so willingly and earnestly endeavoring to provide them.

MORE THAN TWO MILLION AMERICAN BOYS MARCHED AWAY TO FIGHT FOR YOU-AND THEY LIKE PICTURE SHOWS AND GAMES AND BOOKS, GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND ALL THE OTHER THINGS THEY LEFT BEHIND FOR THOSE AT HOME TO ENJOY-AND NOW THEY ASK YOU TO GIVE A FEW DOLLARS THAT THEY, TOO, MAY HAYE THESE THINGS. Death for You, Will You Give Your Money for Them? San Bernardino Is "Falling Down." Less than $18,000 of a Small Quota of $33,000 Has Been Raised This Week. Your Conscience Should Tell You to Subscribe Today Don't wait to be called upon The office of the United War Work Campaign is at 204 Chamber of Commerce building. You can leave your subscription there. UNITED WAR WORIC CAMPAIGN lHtfc T.W.O.

I (L COMMONrrV "Vj I i AMEN1CAII LISHAS I Home 1234 bine 1234 Pacific 487 EsbXIsXBE Skin -SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16, 19W 1 SO Seats at 200 Seats at 200 Seats at 200 Seats at SO Seats at Trouble Pimples Itched and Burned So Could Not Sleep. Lasted 8 Months. Two Cakes Soap and Bos Cuticura Ointment Completely Healed i Trouble was pimples which would Itch and burn so could not sleep. Broke into large eruptions. Lasted eight months.

Tried different remedies. Got worse. Sent for samples Cuticura, 'First treatment gave relief. Bought more. cakes Soap and box Ointment completely healed.

From signed statement of Mrs, Nettb Mot. rell, Kilgore, Idaho, August 30, 1917. I What a world of good hot Cuticura Soap baths followed by gentle applies tlons of Cuticura Ointment have done in soothing and healing eczemas, rashes, itchings, pimples and dandruff. And greater still where they ha ve healed one they have prevented many by furnishing a pure, sweet, gentle soap without the Irritation common to many strong, coarsely medicated soaps. Cuticura Soap may be used on tbe infant at birth.

Rampl Rach Pre by Mail. AddreM port-card: "Cuticura, l)apt. Boaton." Sold everywhere. Soap Zk. Ointment and Ule.

7 1 Sodium benzoate. Benzoic acid. Woodbridge toilet soap. Canneries and driersTiave been shipping the apricot pits to Germany, on the basis of $45 per ton. The last year the shipments were made, 6,000 tons were sent over to be manufactured by German chemists into the very products which Dr.

Woodbridge has been able to make here at home, and he estimates the commercial value-wholesale of the products of one ton of the pits at $146. He therefore suggests not only the possibility of being independent of Germany when requiring any of the products listed above, but that it may be profitable to be independent. One ton of pits produces 500 pounds of nuts, from which these products are obtained. Thirty-five per cent of all the nuts is oil, and the fruit oil, as Dr. Wood-bridge has namedl is probably superior to any of the vegetable oils on the market and an acceptable substitute for olive oil.

The apricot meal, when mixed with the flour for hot cakes, gives them a delightful rvut flavor. The uses of Prassian blue and bluing are too well known to require more than the suggestion, while the sodium benzoate and benzoic acid are of high value in the scientifio world. People of the city, chamber of commerce directors and whoever may be interestod are invited (i inspect the displary in THE SUN fice. Matinee 2:30 gfflf Night 8 o'clock" LAST TIME TODAY WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS FHEDA BARA IN "SALOMES A Theda Bara Super Production 25c 35c 50c 75c $1.00 Bombers Attempt to Wreck An Ohio Newspaper Office By Associate Press to THE SUN YOUNUHTOWN, Nov. 15.

Bombers attempted to wreck the office of the Yountrrtiown "TeloRram" shortly before, midnight Thursday. A bomb Tilodcd, brer iklnK windows and crush ing doors and otnerwiso mo bulldlntr. Tho "Telegramf fcas been strongly pro-ully. 13 Survivors of Steamer Yenrut Landed in Florida By Awoelatod Press to THR SUN MrVVtr Nnv. 1R.

fnntfiln Ten ser at" 12 other survivors of the. small Amorlean steamer Yenrut, of Philadelphia, which went down last Sunday off thn TlfiVMimri lulnriflM tinvn nrrlvftil hfrf nfUr 02 hours In an open bont. The strpivarrt ana lour omers or mo crew arfi missing and aro bellovod to havo beon lost. War Tax Additional rr" New Industry is Being Developed from 'Cot Pits by Dr. Woodridge While the boys have been "licking the Hunt" in France and Flanders, Dr.

S. M. Woodbridge, of this city, has lent his skill as a chemist to administering another defeat to them in the commercial field, and has developed processes by which he has successfully manufactured this products which the Germans have been extracting from the 6,000 tons of apricot pits which have annually been shipped from the United States to Germany. On a table in THE SUN'S business office is a display of the products manufactured from apricot pits, and suggesting the promise of a local industry of no small merit. The products include: Fruit oil.

Bitter oil of almond. Apricot meal, for flavoring griddle cakes. Apricot meal, as a washing powder, for use particularly in washing the hands. American blue, which has been known to the trade as Prussian blue. Bluing.

Ciiticiira Healed i That Liberty Shall Not Perish From the Earth WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. To the war department Iho following ens-imltlra wero reported by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary forces: Killed in action 316 Died of woucdH 94 Died from accident 8 Died of disease 175 Died from airplane accident 1 Wounded Fcyerely 52 Wounded, degree undetermined 114 Wounded slightly 05 Miusing In action 203 Total 1048 Men from California whose names appeared in the lists were! Killed in action Captain Clarence F. Smith, Los Angeles; Lieut. Paul I.

Smith, California; Pvts. James G. Clayton, I'rlent Valley; Frank A. Leg-nitto, San Francisco; Robert D. Ma-Ron, Oakland; William V.

rtodgers, Indian Creek; Curl M. Daniels, Marina; Frank T. Stevens, Los Angeles; Major Oncar F. Miller, Los Angeles; IJeut. Leon Martin, Berkeley; Corp.

Earl Woodward, Lathrop. Died of wounds Corp. Thomas W. 0'IIura, San Francisco; Pvts. John E- Pashnte, Mil pitas; John A.

Johnson, Santa Ann. Died from airplane accident Lieut. Kenneth Hell, Pasadena. Died of disease Pvt. Ceorge Fritz, Sneramentoj Pvt.

Bert Adams, Oakland. Wounded In action, degrce undo-termincd Pvt. Charley C. Meyers, Knights Ferry. Missing In action Pvt.

Wasllle Guta, Suif Frunclsco. ess Censorship Taken Off Cable and Telegraph By ssoelnteil Press to TITR SUN WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. Discontinuance of press censorship In connection with cable, postal nnd land telegraph lines, effective at once, was announced todny by tho government censorship bonrd. With tho single, exception of the wireless, tho announcement tsHtied today released from military censorship nil means of communication in the United States.

Tho navy department tlll controls nil the great radio stations through tho seizure of these owned by alien enemies. CASTOR I A i For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature PICTURE. FRAMES Noveltiea of All Kinds and Party Decorations a Spoo-alty. BAILLIE'S ART STORE Phone 289. 642 Third St.

J. SILVERWOOD s4 Horn of 1 Hart8ohaffner A Marxy Clothea Stewart Hotel lloekP San Bernardino DO YOU EAT 9 I ART HANSEN B38 Third 8t 820 St FARMERS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK Wllmot T. Smith, Pre Established 1181 White Rotary SewingMachmes Wo repair and furnish parts for all Machines i for ltcnt. Furniture Repaired and 7 Refinished GET OUR ESTIMATE. Bollong-Fooshee Company Odd Fellows' Building.

Republic Trucks Over 40,000 Trucks in Daily Use GLENN A. CALKINS CO. Distributors for San Bernardinc nd Riverside Counties. Bth and Lime Sts. Riverslo I.