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~ ANTFD-BoY TO LEARN PLUMB.
w ing Apply Leonard L. Purks, No.
100 Martet st iy26-tf
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~ tHEAP-sHowCAsE MEAT RACK.
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REGISrFR,S NnTICF.


Il STATE OF WILLIAM H. II. COMBS.
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
minittration, upon the estate Of William II. II.
Combs, late Of Wilmington hundred. deceased,
were duly granted unto Catherine r. Combs,
on the fourteenth day OF July A D. 1915,
and all persons indebted 20 the said deceased
are requested 20 make payment 20 the admin
istratriN without delay, and all persons hav-
ing demands against the deceased are re-
quired 20 exhibit and present the same. duly
prohated, 10 the said adrinistrntriN. on or
before the fourteenth day OF July. 4. d
1916. OF abide by the law in this behalf
CATHERINE r. COMBS,
Administrators
Address Marvel. Marvel & Wolcott Attor
ney.at-Law. Wilmington. Del iyi5.eod-9t
Il STATE OF ASHTON R. TATUM
II DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
Tatum. late Of Wilmington hundred, dc.
ceased. were duly granted unto Security
Trust ard Safe Deposit Co. on the four.
teonth day Of July a d 1915 and all per.
sons indebted 20 the said deceased are ro-
quefted 20 make payment 20 the executor.
without delay. and all persons having de.
mands against the deceased are required 20
exhibit and present the same. duly probnted.
10 the said executor, on or before ne four.
tccnth day Of July A ID. 1916, OF abide BY
the law In this behalf
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT CO. Executor
Address Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. Wilmington, Dr syi5- cod Of
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rEy ANTFD-sTRoNG BOYS TO HELP
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AIfTnMnRILEs TO HIRE.


A uTOMOBILES TO HIRE FOR All
"A occasions and all distances. Reasonable.
Gail l. r Bye. d. & a. Phone 3t06-J,
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t20C Quart = PURE cALIrooRlNIA
Fourth street m12-tf.
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sEAsHORE RESORTS.


ID oOMS. LIGHT AND AIRY; REASON
IL able rates. Minqua Cottage thoroughly
renovated Modern plumbing Address Mrs.
Vaughn s. Collins. Rehoboth Beach. Del.
iy10-eod-1m
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L OR SALE CHEAP-7-PAssENG
! Mitchell Car. good condition. D & 4.
Phone fO9l iy3O-3t
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fKT ANTED-FIRsT CLASS HORSE
w shoer. No 17os Pennsylvania ave
snn iy302t.
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statesmen WANTED.

9 ALEsMAN. EXPERIENCED IN ANY
= line. 20 sell general trade In Delaware.
Unexcelled specially proposition. Commits
tion contract 385 weekly for expenses.
Continental Jcwelry Co. 1891 Continental
Building, Cleveland. Ohio. iy8i IL.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


u DOM FOR RENT IN PRIVATE FAMILY
H. No. 9i6 W Eighth 81. iyis.1m
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n OR SALE - OVERLAND LIGHT
II delivery. j W. Hathaway. No. 2O1
Madison St. jy2s.t.
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STORAGE

Messengers Storage House.
Light. Clean and Well Ventilated.
NO; Oil WEST FRONT STREET.
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pTsTNEsS OPPORTUNITIES.

I NNESTMENT-SI25 so ~ ONE OF THE
4 most attractive propositions in the
country This small investment may make
you a fortune Bank and other good en-
dorsements free booklet. Unity Com
pany. No 466 Dwight Bldg. Kansas City.
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Welding, Brazing and Cutting
Oxy-Aceylene Process. .A1lWork
Guaranteed. Estimates Given
National Machine Company
Phones. 511 Orange ST.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

oUIs FOX. PAPERHANGER AND DE
Ia corator Removed from No. 733 70 No
800 Madison street. D. A. phone 2oss
iylo.lm
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y ECOND STORY FRONT ROOM FOR
- gentlemen lodgers No 52i West Sixth
street iy26.6t.
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PROPOSALS.

49,
u RoPosAL-BIDs WILL Br RE.
i cei,ed by the Levy Court of New Gas.
tie county, Addressed 20 tho President at tho
Court House up 90 ~ 90 clock noon, on
Tuesday, August 10th. 1915. for furnishing
material and erecting fender crib around
Plans and specifications can be seen AZ tho
ONCE. No. sos Church Building Tenth and
Market streets, on and after Monday. Au.
gust 2nd, 1915
tet Of these plane and specifications, which
will be refunded upon their return. In good
condition. before August 18th 1915.
iy8iit. County Engineer.
I IMITATION TO BIDDERs-sEALED
Il bids will be received by the Board OF
Directors Of the Street aud Sewer Depart.
ment, Of the city Of Wilmington Delaware.
az the once Of said department. s. W Cor
NJ August 40. 1913. for grading and OK.
cavaiing 6treeit, constructing concrete
Foundations contributing concrete and
brick gutters and constructing Sheet Ae.
phalt Asphaltic Concrete. Bitulithic. War.
renite. Asphalt Block and Vitrifed Block
Pavementt on streets. 20 be selected by the
street and Sewer Department from list pub.
lished with the Instructions and rpocffca.
fions for such work, which Instructions and
specifications, together with proposal blanks
may be obtained ut the said oncc. Prices
are 20 be for performing the said work In
such amounts and kinds as may be directed
plote not less than $4,000 square yards OF
street surface. The bids will be publicly
opened 40 the aforesaid time. The right 4
reserved 20 reject any or an bids or 10 ac
cept any portions OF the bids
BOARD or DIRECTORS or THE
STREET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
Attest; l.. V. CHRlSTY.
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n OR RENT-FURMsHED ROOMS. ois
West 81. iyio-tm
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II OR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED
IT rooms on second hoor No 1916 Pine
street. iy27.ot
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Y OR RENT LARGE FURNISHED
II room Second hoor front. Apply No.
1927 Market 81. iy14.lm.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

n ADIEs-MAKE SHIELDS AT HOME
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Send stamped. addressed envelope for par
tleulnrs. Eureka 90. Dept. i24.D, Knla
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

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WALL PAPERING.
MONEY TO LOAN.

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furnished Address MAO, Evening Journal
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mo- FOR RENT - FURNISHED BED
d. room sanitary private family. No
1oa p Seventh ST. iy3i-eodtf
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Significance Of the off.Yssr Elections

SlgnlflCance OF tne Uii- ear EleCtlOnS.
The salient feature Of the off-year elections
just held lies in the evidence they afford that
the people are voting upon their sober second
thought, rather than upon impusive enthusiasm
OF the moment The tendency OF the political
pendulum to swing back from the radlcalism
reached in the preceding rise Of the socalled bull
rioose party. is confirmed and accentuated.
What, for example, at one time looked like
tidal wave for woman suffrage, has met a severe
check by decisive defeats in the biggest states Of
the union The best that can be claimed by
the suffrage champions Is that they made a good
fight and marked progress, yet they admit that
the achievement OF the goal is still beyond reach
The rejection OF the prohibition amendment in
Ohio, Notwithstanding the energetic campaign
made for IT, and the failure Of the proposition for
municipal ownership OF street railways in De-
troit, likewise reflect a popular reluctance to
try experiments at this particular time when
world conditions are so upset.
From the party standpoint the general re-
suits decidedly encouraging to republican
hopes. The redemption OF Massachusetts by
Mccall, the republican candidate for governor, in
the face of the urgent appeals OF the democrats
for vote OF confidence in President Wilson,
shows New England coming back to the fold.
This gain more than offsets the loss OF a govern
orship in Maryland, because Maryland is nor
mally democratic. and the present republican ad-
ninistration there is due to dissension in the
opposition. The gain OF member OF congress
in New York state, coupled with the retention OF
two more districts. testfIes to a desire to re-
instate republicans in control Of national affairs
The democrats will, Of course, try TO find some
grain OF comfort here and there, bat every in
depreciation OF the elections as a whole must be
favorable to the republicans
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Investigating Oil.

The Federal Trade commission, II is an
nounced, is to undertake an investigation OF min
eral oil production, refining and distribution
hut whether this will result in anything more
practical than numerous other inquiries growing
out OF the investigating habit is problematical
The greater portion of the federal, state and
municipal investigations, instead of settling
mooted questions, simply open up little wider
field for controversies. and this is particularly
true Of the oil industry, which has been repeat
edly investigated Abuses, Il is true. have been
uncovered. but the very fact OF the complaints
which bring about this investigation shows that
the remedy has either not been discovered or
not applied. The differences between the crude
Producers, the independent refiners and the
Standard among themselves and between them
and the consuming public are many and COM
plex. and IL the commission seeks to search them
all out and find a remedy It has Job which is
likely to keep It's membership busy for a eonsd-
cradle time One of the charges in this instance
is the old one Of unfair competition. II being al
legged that the Standard sells gasoline for 10
cents a gallon in Missouri, II cents in Arkansas
and corresponding figures in Nebraska, and for
20 cents IN New York. while the difference In
transportation cost to the latter place is only 1
cent per gallon This section has no objection
to the commission stopping the unfair discrim-
ination, II II exists but is not anxious to have II
stopped by raising the price here to the New
York level.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
d7eoBees&
sEMe1s8oaT

same In Missouri and Nebraska.
OMAHA. Nov 3--ro the Editor OF The
Bee: see a communication in the Kan
sas City Star with reference to the Junior
senator from Missouri which l want to
paraphrase for Nebraska's democratic
senator. to whom II fits as well With
these changes II says:
The senator is seeking wildly for an
issue to distract the peoples attention
while he tries TO ride into office again
upon the popularity OF resident Wilson,
who gained his popularity by doing things
the people wanted done. In spite Of the
opposition Of the senator from Nebraska.
II comes with rather poor grace for this
senator, after fighting President Wilson
and his policies on every occasion, to go
over Nebraska praising our great presi-
dent and trying to foment race hatred
and strife among our people by referring
TO the awful condition existing in war
ridden Europe.
HE finds the state administration does
not suit him, 30 he tries to tear down
the democracy OF Nebraska, apparently
willing to sacrifice everything to be
elected himself, so he may 60 back to
Washington and again oppose the policies
of President Wilson" J. T.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Nebraska Editors

The bridgeport News-Blade moved into
its new home the first Of the week
Bditor v b. Cargill Of the Kimball
Observer used his new linotype machine
In getting out his paper last week.
The stromsburg News, Z. A. McCleery,
proprietor, moved into its new quarters
In the old City hotel building this week.
George T. Edison. former proprietor Of
the Burcham Times, has started a new
paper at F1lley. Gage county. called The
Filley Spotlight.
Editor Whitcomb OF the Friend Tele-
graph was 72 years old last Sunday. He
Is rounding out his thirty-eighth year as
editor and proprietor of the Telegraph.
The Hebron Champion, Henry Allen
Brainerd. editor and proprietor. devoted
three pages Of his last weeks issue to an
Illustrated report of the meeting of the
Odd Fellows grand lodge at Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Editorial Siftings

Boston Transcript: The American sail
ors sent to sea in the leaky coffin F-4
have been officially 'absolved from
blame" There are times when Joepiffle-
Gus Daniels rises to the very Pixies peak
of nobility.
Chicago Herald: The government may
recognize Carranza as president, but II
will be long time before anybody can
recognize Mexico as the flourishing coun-
try 1t once was.
Brooklyn Eagle: Senator Chamberlain q
notion OF universal military drill In the
public schools has much to commend 1t.
But 1t will be many. many years before
any national statute can bring 1t to pass
The peace theorists In state educational
systems must first be converted or eIini-
mated Then no national law will be of
use.
Philadelphia Record: When we found
It necessary In the civil war we sacri-
feed the luxury of CAB to military de-
mands. We suspended the habeas corpus,
suppressed newspapers, examined the
mails, deported few persons. and con-
scripted soldiers These things did not
become habits with US; they were weap-
ons which we used in an emergency. and
when the emergency passed we returned
to normal methods Of action.
New York World The Navy league
may be an authority on preparedness
but It is poor Judge OF men. William
j. Bryan recently accused Il of a cor.
rupt alliance with the "armor-platt
ring" and II has addressed to him a
polite note asking for an apology. Mr..
Bryan never publicly Acknowledged an
error or offered an apology in his life.
When he receives q revelation concern
ing paramount issue, everybody who
doubts or disputes becomes at once and
of necessity wicked and lost. To aEree
with Mr.. Bryan is a rapture. To dis
agree with him Is confession OF guilt,
When he is not counting his Eate-money
he Is separating his fellow-creatures into
groups angelic and satanic.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
People and Events

"He as has gts." A banker at WAtsonville Cal
has fallen heir TO fortune OF sO0oO left by Cana
dian uncle, who was recluse and lived 80 cents
n day.
Minneapolis is recovering from the effects Of the
wet and dry fight and has reached a point OF con-
valescence justifying the employment OF a chemist
TO determine whether sesed package OF booze con-
tairs the germs OF highballs
No matter how thoroughly they are shaken up
and off first love tugs at the heartstrings when
the shadows lengthen. BY the will OF Mrs. Allen
Fuller Morse filed at Alnneola l. l.. $4,000 OF
a fortune OF 100000 goes 20 Harry s. Black first
husband OF the deceased The rest 10 Mr. Morse
and a nephew.
New York motor cop halted a speeding autoist
II am a Doctor said the driver 'and I'm on a life
and death case" He allowed to go. but the sus-
picious cop followed. anxious 20 learn who was In
danger OF death. Ten minutes later the alleged doc
tor was found prescribing champagne and beefsteak
for three in restaurant nearby court prescribed
So and got the money.
Edna McGrath OF Chicago butted into the right
crowd for adventure and got everything the card
With youthful companions she stole automobile
wildly out OF Chicago into Indiana upset two
milkwagons. shot Up a train crew for blocking the
road, and finally. surrendered TO Hoosler cops "oh
what thrilling time We had she exclaimed when
cooled off Her chances for doing time good.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Omaha,s New Civic Census

The people OF Omaha are to be congratulated
on the character Of the men who have been
chosen by the mayor and council to constitute
the new city planning commission, because
every one Of them are men of standing in the
community and thoroughly identified with the
present and future growth OF the city. While
but one or two of them have special training or
experience along lines OF city planning, the
others are successful business men, known for
their keen foresight and good judgment and, we
believe, without personal axes TO grind or hob
bies to ride in the matter in hand. They are,
therefore, all exceptionally equipped to discharge
the duties devolved upon them. We take II
that the new planning commission will get down
to business without needless delay and that we
will have tangible results Undue time.
What is true OF the city planning commission
is. in substantially the same degree. true of the
public welfare board, which is made up largely
Of men who have already been active on the
Social Service board. or in various fields of
social work. The welfare board will also have
plenty OF intricate problems to deal with calling
for. earnest and sympathetic consideration and
sound judgment based upon broad vision.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Tips on Home Topics

Philadelphia Ledger: The perpetuation
OF the names of some OF our famous old
warships I'm the new battle cruisers would
be an excellent idea Other navies adopted
1t long ago.
st. Louis Globe-Democrat The season
OF 1915 has been kinder than Il seemed at
times. II was. as a whole, abnormaliy
comfortable for people. but many feared
the effect on crops. 1t Is gratifying to
know that the fears were III founded.
Boston Transcript; When Secretary
McAdoo inspected the new postoffice site
in Seattle recently purchased by the gov
ernment he found it under eight feet OF
high tide. BY the way. what Il a Seattle
building lot worth now per pint?
Springfield Republican: The fact that
foreign countries took over S74 900. 900 Of
American automobiles last year discloses
an incidental war benefit TO our manu-
facturers. When the home demand is
considered no one can wonder that the
great automobile factories have been
busy to the limit OF their production.
Baltimore American: II Is said that the
losses to date OF the central powers num-
ber 100000 men. The losses OF the allies
added TO these fully carry out the proph-
ecy that the present war would stagger
humanity. II has done more. II has
brought upon the world a burden OF suf-
fering under which humanity will stag
ger for generations TO come. Such losses
are to appalling for human appreciation
New York World The most amazing
echo OF the, caven case appears in the
comments Of some American woman suf-
rrage leaders who hold. with Mrs. Blatch
that there should be no distinction be-
tween men and women" and that IF q
woman chooses to act the spys part she
must expect the spys reward" That
there Is a distinction between men and
women" has been pretty well settled by
nature herself Feminism will not eradi-
cate that distinction. Wisely led. IL viii
not try.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
AUTUMN ROMANCE.


st. Louis Republic.
Were you a leaf gold tinted,
And ! a wandering breeze,
Wed gaily so a-flying
Where streams are lullabyinH
Through woods by autumn minted,
To far, old, welcoming seas,
Were you a leaf gold tinted
And wandering breeze.
Were I sunbeam youthful
And you the guardian tree,
whose gold and crimson treasures
1 praised in amorous measures,
NV words however truthful.
Would doubtful be TO thee,
Were I sunbeam youthful
And you the guardian tree.
Were you green garlands wearing,
And a harvest sheen,
With serenade of passion
I'd sing September's fashion.
Till, modest green forswearing.
You'd blaze, n brilliant queen,
Were you green garlands wearing
And l the harvest sheen.
Were the moon Of reapfng
And you the ripening grain,
In my blue dome supernal
ia brew a draft nocturnal
To set the world a-sleeping
And flood your bright domain
With the glory ever sweeping
Round castles fair I'm Spain.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Talking of Peane Terms

Every few days the news reports contain
Paragraphs Indicating that one or the other of
the beiligerents in Europe is willing to consider
peace terms. and some of these reports even go
81 far as to outline the probable conditions to
be entertained Talk OF peace in the immediate
future, OF course is idle. There is 80 much at
stake and neither party to the struggle has ap-
parently neared the point OF exhaustion which
Compels making terms. that these reports are
no more harblngers of peace than the first robin
is OF spring Like the first robin, however, they
are Indicative OF an ultimate consummaton.
q hey are the straws thrown out TO feel the pulse
Of opponents, in the realization that the war
must reach stage when the groundwork for
the ultimate solution must be laid. How far in
the future this conclusion may be, undoubtedly
the contending nations do not themselves have
an Intelligent idet, but that they are beginning
TO think about the inevitable settlement is some
thing of an advance.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
|s.MA@ @y4~ cAsN::

Among the other recent acquisitions 20 Omaha IL
the law firm Of Bevlns Churchill Mr.. Churchill is
late OF cass county. Iowa. who has recently come
here and formed partnership with Mr.. Bevins
sheriff-elect ccburn held a reception yesterday,
standing the Wabash corner responding to up
roarious greetings OF exultant friends.
fine dispiay Of fancy goods ana art sewing win
be made at the grand opening tomorrow Of the Iehi
Ban. 2is North sixteenth street
A delegation consisting OF II. r. Clarke W. J.
BroAtch and Ben Gallagher left for Chicago 20 Join
similar delegations from ST. Joseph. Kansas city
Denver and other western cities protect their IN
tereSts freight rates.
demand is being made that the street ear COM
pany place conductors on the cars. and relieve the
driver from asking change and taking tickets 20 say
nothing Of protecting him against holdups
The Union Pacific is advertising an excursion trip
70 Los Angeles. including Pullman accommodations
fo= 500 for the round tFip.
thoroughly competent giri is wanted for general
house work. 81 per week. AIRS. T. W. Blackburn third
house north OF Leayenworth north Of Colfax street
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Heaaaehes an Expensive Luxury.

II you must do things that produce headaches
put the kettle on the stove and get out the hot
towel bandage, for the drugs you have formerly
relied on to assuage the pain may become too
expensive for any but the rich and prodigaI
he drug quotations show that the ingredients
of this class OF goods have tripled and In some
instances quadrupled in price during the
past year. with the hint that unless conditions
change they may be unobtainable at any price
within comparatively short time. It is the
same old story. "made-in-Germany" and i'm
ports shut off. So II you must have headaches
prepare to grin and bear II. or 90 back to primi-
tive methods OF tap your bank aeeount-that is
unless some "made-in-Ameriea" substitute is
forthcoming TO meet the demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04
Adnires The Baby.

Everybody admires q vigorous
baby, and every hopeful mother ex-
poets . healthy infant.
Experienced mothers everywhere
have told Of the wonderful help found
in Mothers Friend, q sure, Rafe and
dependable external remedy that re-
duces and overcomes pain and distress
and which is supplied by any druggist.
This remarkable treatment makes
the muscles, cords and ,hgaments
fiexible-expansion comes without
strain-the nerves are relieved OF
tension and thorough comfort is en-
joyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-04

There lad. tbs a bonnie lass you've married, and
] wish you both JOY" said the old minister as he
gazed at the beaming faces OF the young couple he
had Just united You're getting TO the end Of your
troubles now he added encouragingly to the BRIDE
groom.
Time went on time WILL and few months later
the old minister met the young fellow who had started
matrimony with such a smiling face.
"You look pretty miserable. my FRIEND" said he.
well might" came the sulky 81 thought
you told me in the church 'ow I'd got to the end
OF all my troubies?"
"Ah so I did, lad" said the MINISTER with glin,-
mer in his eye, but didn't say which end New
York Times