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Evening journal., 1917-07-06
accuse NEGRO Of
Beating Officer
Other Negroes Accused Of
Having Too Much Liquor
in Possession
TO ENFORCE STATE
AUTOMOBILE LAW
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, July CORONER Har.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, July Coroner Har-
rngton yesterday held an inquest here
over the remains of Daniel Jackson, an
aged citizen of West Dover, whose dead
body was found Wednesday in his
shack near Wiley's school and returned
a verdict Of death from old age. lie
was over so years OF age.
Constable f. E. James yesterday
brought here from Smyrna three
Negroes. two Of which were charged with
having more than the one and four
quarts of liquor. George Origins being
held in $500 bail for having more than
the one quart on his person, and Clar-
ence Nacklin, Of Milford, having more
than four quarts in an automobile
Mackln was held in $500 bail and in ad-
dition to this State Detective T. b.
Murphev was ordered by the Attorney
Generals office to seize the car, which
he did and will sell the same, as pre-
scribed by law.
John Jones' colored, charged with n
murdorous assault on Chief Of Police
lee II. Cochran Of Smyrna. on We'd
nesday. was brought here yesterday and
lodged in Jail in default Of $500 bail en
charges of assault and disturbing the
peace.
STATE Detective Murphey has received
orders from the attorney generals office
to enforce all violations of the automo-
bile laws.
Charles w. Lord. while driving an
automobile mp the State road on Thurs
dav. was forced to the gutter along side
of the road hv two large Packard cars
which were racing at high speed and in
running to the edge the machine turned
over throwing Mr.. Lord and another
party with him ont on the ground. The
party escaped injury.
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Information for Travellers
Departure Trains and from wiimnr0n
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the Police Commission In compelling
patrolmen fined for neglect Of duty or
other charges. 10 work without pny.
The union also referred to the pIo-
posed wage for the patrolmen and
both matters were referred to Coun-
ell as a committee OF the whole.
Under the recent act Of the Legis-
lature requiring the city to bear one
half tho cost of officials Of the Juvenile
Court those officials were ordered
placed on the payroll.
The ordinance increasing the sal
aries of the fire chief and his two as
s'stants 500 a year having been ap-
proved by the mayor, President Lyon
dec ared il a law Of the city.
Council elected James w. Robert
son and James Kane to represent the
Council on the mayors advisory board
The balance in bank was reported 70
be 1896 1851.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE


~ ESTATEl
BY virtue Of an order of the Orphans
Nouft VIII be exposed % sale at public
auction or vendue,
on SATURDAY.
July IlH 1917. AT 10 A. M.
~ the county Court House. Wilmington.
Delaware. the following described real es.
tate late Of George T.. Wheeler deceased:
All mat lot or piece OF laud with a two
story brick dwelling thereon erected known
q No. 1919 West Seventh street having a
front on Seventh street Of IA feet and ex-
tending back between parallel lines 40 feet
70 an eight feet wide alley in rear.
Terms OF sale-rhe highest and best bidder OF
bidders 20 be the purchaser or purchasers. who
VIII be required 20 pay 20 the administrator
ten per cent. OF the purchase price as soon
rs the property is struck on or the sale will
be void and the property exposed 20 sec
ond sale. The ten per cent being paid as
Aforesaid the purchaser or purchasers will
pc required 20 pay 20 said administrator the
balance Of the purchase price on or before o
o clock A. NJ. July II. 1917. The sale will
be returned 20 the Orphans Court on We'd
nesday. July /. 1917 al no A. NJ and n II
be confirmed by said court. a deed will be
made by the administrator 20 the purchaser
or purchasers. Attendance will be given by
GEORGE TURNER.
Administrator Of George + Wheeler de.
ceased or by Artemus Smith Esquire. his
Attorney.
Attest NORMAN p. CROUCH. Clerk o. c.
Wilmington Delaware June 10. 1917.
iune25. -iy2.6.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED FLAT. /
Apply No. us Market St. iunei6.1m |
EOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. /.
Apply 4i0 East Fifth street jy62t
EoUR MEN-RooMs FOR MEN. APPLY /
l. No W. Fourth St. iune2o.im.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. APPLY
Il No. l1O5 West St. !une25-i.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT no.
a 4o4 W. Seventh 81. june2s-f.
TNoR RENr-rwo FURNISHED ROOMS. |
Apply No. 22ls Lamotte St. iy5-3t
Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent No. 1898 Clayton ST. jy5u.
DoOMs-FRoNT AND BACK. NEwLY
~ furnished. No. Ola Washington St.
may12.tf.
NICE ROOMS. NOS. soI.sos FRENCH
~ street. all eonveniences, popular
prices. may2s.tf
EOR sALE-TwO LARGE FURNISHED
- rooms for light housekeeping No. 400
Poplar street jy3-st
EOR RENT-ONE LARGE FURNISHED
Il room. Apply No. 1921 Market street
DESIRABLE SECOND STORY FRONT
- room for gentlemen. Apply No. 9o4
W. Nlnth 81 iune2lu.
| FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
rooms for rent best location. Phone No
va Delaware avenue. inne2l I'm
/ FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LODGING
= aud light housekeeping No. s2l Ship
~ etee.. luneaO.ol-
IVoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. COM.
n municating. No. 100 S Harrison St.
iy5-2t.
Two UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
Il rent. no. 9i9 shallcross avenue.
ly3-lwk
TOR RENT-THRFE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
n housekeeping. Apply No 211 West
street. irne2s'U.
TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WITH
convenienoes and furnished rooms 30.
si5 W. Fourth street. iy2iwk.
TOR RENT - NEATLY FURNISHED
! Il rooms. reasonable. telephone connec.
tions' 1902 West street iune22-imeod.
Two FRONT ROOMS. FURNISHED.
a light housekeeping OF lodging 30a East
Fourth street iy6 62t.
TOR RENT-FURNIsHED OR UNFtR.
Il nished rooms for light housekeeping.
Apply 1898 shallcross avenue jy6.st
/ DOOMs FOR RENT. ALSO FOR LIGHT
~ housekeeping =. Dublin, 800 West
Second street iyG.gt
%Oe FRANKLIN STREET FUR.
w nished rooms for lodging
junel eodim
VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
p1rchi an conven ences one or two
gentlemen. 62i North Jackson street.
iy6-3t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
NNfANrED-ClR OR SETTLED WOMAN
w for gcncrsl homework No. ao6 W.
lreriicih ~ H. 8 a.. a9io iy5-gt
XxyANrrD-A GOOD COOK. REFER
w ences required. Apply No. 1903
aooney eeree'. lone1S.u
FxPERIENoED SHOE sALEsIADIEs;
- permanent position. Apply No. 225
harlet ~. lyo.-l
NK7ANrED-A WOMAN FOR cooKlsG
" and downstairs work. Apply 80.
1901 Delaware Avo. irne27.es,20 iy5,0,f q.
yKyASTED-Two WOMEN. ALSO TWO
". girls. I. X. /. Laundry Sixth and
Otense Su. yo.o.
NXrANTED-wnlrz GIRL TO DO GEN
w efal houscWork in small family good
salary Apply 10 1908 boulevard. lyo-e-
WANTED - NAID FOR GENERAL
w houscvoik. Apply No. 1900 hurie'
verd. lJo-Jt.
XxTANrrD-HALr oRowN GIRL gok
w light homework Apply no. ool Rod
ney street Phone aoi6-J iy6-2i.
VXTANTED-REspECTABLE CoLoRED
w woman 90 DO general hausework
Can Holly Oak. Ill iy2.eoa.s..
OIRIs FOR SHOE STORE; PERMA.
street ,y9.4t.
JyvANrED-eooD RELIABLE WOMAN
w for general housework Apply 2al1
Marhd street. 49,
V1rANrRp-A CLERK FOR HALF TIME.
w nbc to uae typewriter. Apply l'I2'
Evening Journal ONCE lyo-zt
NFIDDLn AGED WHITE WOMAN FOR
w ceaoral homework IN o country hotel.
Apply FIJI Evening Journal once
GIRLS WANTED. GOOD WAGES PAID
" 20 learners Apply Delaware Hosiory
MfE. Co. Fifteenth and Walnut
CmLs WANTED TO LEARN CIGAR
~ making and bunch making Good pay
while learning Apply New Castle Cigsr
Co. Ninth and Walnut streets.
june2i-im.
VXTANrED - COMPETENT cHILDs
w nurno white 10 go 20 country for
summer. state references and wages oz.
pected Addrocs f-70, Evening journal
Onice iune27-im.
COOK. WHITE. PROTESTANT, NO
- laundry no homework small family
baking and plain cooking; good wares. Capt
tol Aid & Relief Association 2i1 West Sew
euth street d s A. 5eio'W. iye.2t
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
TIRsT PROGRESSIVE sPIRITUALIsTs
II Church No SOC West street Services
Sunday evening. Floral readings by Mrs.
Hurroil Investigate Hpiritualism. Why be
skeptio. jy5'9t.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
-...e.....1--l----.-.---,--. --,--.-l-----------~-----,
nR. WILLIAM II. NORRIS, DENTIST
~ has removed TO No 500 West street.
lunesf'u'
TAMEs n. OBERLY. BRICK MANUFAC
- turer has removed his Office from No
East Ninth street 10 No. 9O9 Orange St
july2-lm
NOTICES.
A FTER THIS DATE 1 WILL NOT BE
"A responsible for any bills unloss con
tracted by myself. +. j. zimmerman n
r. Corner Firth and dupont SITS. iy5-at.
A FTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT BE
4 A responsible for any bills unless con
tracted by myself Charles o. Fleming. No
i7os W Fourth ST iy5'at
4 FTER THIS DATE WILL NOT BE RE
~ sponsiblo for any bills unless contracted
by myself. Wharton Klnir Marshallton,
Del. iy5-3t.
NTEN WHO HAVE SERVED IN o. q.
lNA Army Navy or Marine Corps during
Spanish American War. Philippine insulrec.
tiou or China Relief expedition win be mail
ed free important information regarding
greatest veteran organization In world Write
r. e. Woodside, 83i Bakewen Bldg. pitts-
burgh Pa. iyeit
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LOST AND FOUND

--~-------~-' ------------.
4 OST-ON SATURDAY, pOCKETBOOk
II containing $3.50 Reward II returned TO
No. 1923 W Third 81. jy5-3t.
I OST-TWO FEMALE BOSTON, BULL
II dogs color white and brindle Suitable
reward II returned TO A. NJ Matthes 80.
sl6 King St. iy5.tf.
L OsT-TWO MICHELEN TIRES on
- rims. between Atlantic City and Wash
ington Reward. p. c. Rogers. Washing
ton. D. @. iy6-1t
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EOR RENT-FURNIsHED APARTMENT
Il for light housekeeping. 1921 Market
street june29-f
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Il AuNDREss WANTS WORK FOR
- Thursdays FridHvs and Saturdays Ap-
ply No. 2i- Union ST. iy5.3t
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HELP WANTED.
sITuATIONs wANrED-MALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALr.

CoLORED WOMAN WANTS WASHING AT
- home and out. 40. 283 Poplar street
iV5-at.
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HEATING AND ROOFING.

w r. WILLIAMS co. .-RoOFING
W. heating ard repairing of an kinds.
No 62l Orange 81. Phone. 5056-W ian6 a.
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PUBLIC SALE.
AUTOMOBILES.

e-'---~-~~~~~->~'~,~,,,-~----
EOR sALE-TOCOMOBLE CHASSIS.
first class order new rubber. bargain.
$3.50. a. 4 Hyatt. No. iO6 West Eleventh
street. iune2S-1m.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE
= high priced. high class 7-passenrer 6.
cylinder automobile at a bargain Must ba
sold 70 settle an estate Address S.57 Even.
ing Journal Offce. iulva ST.
- ~ ziANw WE'LL NEW AND
EA-LSff used cars Time pay.
ND -A ments and trader considered.
f@SAfRM W. W. MARMADUKE.
-2sAaSsg-laAS1S 18th and West Sts
G.. II. HAYDEN
apr3tf Townsend. Del.
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TOR sALE-LATE CABBAGE PLANTS
Il 800 FOR S1.0O: POST PAID 81 25
PER 200. NOT PREPAID FOR TMMEDT.
ATE SHIPMENT DAVID RODW ty
HARTLEY, DEL june2a-6t
Evening journal., 1917-07-06

VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
p1rchi an conveniences one or two
gentlemen. 62i North Jackson street.
iy6at.
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TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROUTE.
juno I6. '''
leave Fourth street wharf Wilmington.
philadelphia, for Wilmington az so. q 90
10 80 A. n y clock noon 80. 3 90.
ALL BOATS STOP AT CHESTER
Last car connecting with boat ieavs.
Fourth and Market streets 10 minutes bs.
fore boat time
WILMINGTON NPEgNsGRovE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington 6 80. Z 90. OO o On
10 90. u 90 A. NJ. Il O'Clock noon o0
. 90, 300 400. s 90. G 90, 100. OO
. 90. 10. CO. IL. 90 and - 90 p. NJ
Leave Pennsgroye az 500. T15. 500. o 90
1000. 100 a. m. . o'clock noon. .OO
2 IS, 3 90. 400, 5 90 90, Z 90. 3 o0
- 90. 10. IS. IL 90 and 70 90 T. A.
Frcnch's Grove near pier at penns7rov.
now open for picnics and small sunday
school excursions
Beat for charter for moonlight excarsions
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

-'----------~,---~---~ -~-------------s
DIANO MOVING AND HAULING-ALL
work done with special care. ID & A..
phone 28Tt, Del. 1912. James Stewart
Love- 80. 1902 West ST. iane.u.
DANAWA HATS CLEANED. LADIES'
Il ard gents All work fully guaranteed.
No acids used in our method Of cleaning.
Room 40. 2. Ford Bldg. aprl9-sm.
HARRY KERsHAw. 40 coo ~ VAN
II Buren, 81 paperhanging. new stock
prices reasonable, estimates promptly fur
nished iy2l-tf.
II YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
clothes. call up Isaac Gibbs. No sas
French street. ID & A. Phone No 2pq5
and he will cali for them. None bought al
store. iane-u.
CAJETAN NARDo WILL OPEN A FIRST
y CLASS AND uP-TO.DATE BARBER
SHOT. 80. 1903 W FOURTH ST. VIII.
MlNGroN. DEL. PRICE LIST HAIR
CUTTING. 20c; SHAVING. Zoe. chill.
DREN's HAIR BoBBED. 2oc RAZORs
HONEn 25c. iunc27-im.
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WE FURNISH YOu WORK OR HELP
" Of every description for home store.
factory and farm Capitol Aid and Relief
Association. No. 211 West Seventh street.
Phone 5CI6-W. iuneosf.
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V,ypEWRIrERs RENTED THREE
4 months IS 90. Rental applied on pur.
chase Sold $500 monthly. Typowrliers
repaired ROYAL Typewriter Agency. Type.
writer Exchange second noor. n W. Corner
Seventh and Marke; Sis. aug22 tf
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SANITARY WORKFRs.

NJ X. ELTER-sANrTARY. ODOR
Ail. LESS EXCAVATING
ONCE. S. w Cor Fourth and West Sta
d & A. Phone. 5lls oct2i-f.
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PROPOsALs.

DRoPosAI-BTDs Will RE Received 1.1,isIS
for mechanical broom or street
sweeuer for immediate delivery addressed
20 James Wilson. county engineer. room
l3A Public Building until Tuesday. l2O0
noon, July 10. 1917 july2A6
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TYPEWRTTERs.

Oct OUR PRICES; ALL MAKES; WE
~ also rent and repair
STUART TYPEWRITER CO.
Bell 1850. 1905 West Street
mny1b.f
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ApARTMENTs FOR RENT.

beautiful BACHELOR APARTMENT;
ID also square house for sale 9oe Jefer-
son street. iuno29l2t
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NOTICES.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.

EsTATE or vITUs FEoHT. DE.
II CEASED
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes.
tamentary upon the estate Of Vitus Facht
late Of Brandywine hundred deceased. were
duly granted unto Nitus H. Fecht and
Frances G. fecht. on the Ninth day Of
june A. j.. 1917 and al persons in
TO make payments 60 the executors. without
delay and al persons having demands
against the deceased are required 20 exhibit
and present the same, duly probated 90 the
said executors. on or before the seventh
day Of June, a D. 1913, or abide by the
vITUs T. FECHr.
FRANCES O. fECHT
Address Robert II. Richards ESQ" fssI' Al.
torney at-law' Wilmington, Del.
iunei .eodot
EsTATE OF SARAH ANNA o'MEARA.
- DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes.
iamentary upon the estate OF Sarah Anna
% Meara late Of Wilmington hundred de-
ceased were duly granted unto Emma Il,
Remington, Annie j Remington and Vir.
ginin v. Remington on the nineteenth dav
OF June, a. d. 1917, and an persons In.
make payment 90 the executives without
delay, and an persons having demands
against the deceased are required 10 er-
hihit and present the same. duly prohated
nineteenth day Of June A. ID. 1915. or
/ abide by The law IN this behalf
EMMA J.. REMfNGrON
ANNIE j. REMINGTON
VIRGINIA Y. REMINGTON
Address William r smalley. ESQ. k,ior.
rey az law Equitable Bldg. Wilmington. Del
iune2o-eod %
Evening journal., 1917-07-06

NXrANrED-CIRL OR SETTLED WOMAN
w for gcncrel homework No. 3O6 W
lrorliclh 81 ~ A.. llI1. iy1-1t.
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INSTRUCTIONS.
JUNK DEALERS.


FUNK DEALER-WE s3UY RAGS, IRON
- brass. newspapers. Gecond hand furni.
turc, and pay the best prices In Delaware.
II Sloan, No. 1O4 Madison street D. & A
Phone 1943.J. Automt tic aos6 jan2O-1yr
Evening journal., 1917-07-06
BUSINESS OPPORTuNIrIEs.

nor ESTABLISHED SHOE RE.
IL pair shop; fully equipped good loe~-
tion, bargain. Address $50. Evening Jour.
nal iy6-6t.
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EELP wAsTED-MALE.

TyTANTED-TWO HELPERS. APPLY
w No. SOC Orange So. iy5-at.
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TOR KENT.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

&IORk OR OFFICE. s35 TATNALL
- street. glass front; toilet and cellar.
apartment In rear. immediate possession
Ni1oIl apartments. june29-im.
E1GHr ROOMS. SINGLE CORNER FTor- -sr
- No. 1890 jefferson street wards and
porches Apply W. f. Harkness. 30. so4
W. lnlrtieth ST. iune2s-tf
EOR RENT-NO sos Af.HKET STREET.
4 rooms and bath. $50. Possession
June 25. Apply William } . Fisher. Ninth
and Orange streets. iune2o-tf.
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y ABoRERs WANTED APPLY +. J.
~ Humphrey. contractor Wiutertnur, Del.
iune15.f
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PALMIsTs.

M ADAM LEO, WORLDS GREATEST
~ ~ palmist. Tells past present and fu-
alrei also love and business affairs. Price
Ioc shelpot Park, in bungalow near
Dahdsiand aug1O-tf.
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EMLOYMENr BUREAU.

I Atm AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
- Bureau. spanish RuHsian. italian,
Portuguese. Polish help furnished male
and female. No. 82- East Fourth street.
Phone 7ff9 innoI1-lm.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
DARGA1N IN HoITs An ',sIr1,~' N1-Ts
- Apply No. 1i2 West ST. junee.tf
TOR sALE-MoDEL T. FORD DELrv.
cry car ready 70 go 70 work. Apply
Frank Fox, 1921 Gilpin avenue. junei5-tf
TOR sALE-cHEAP. LOT OF READY
roofing. Apply No. 5i9 Orange street.
HAIR DRESSING PARLoR. WE'LL
II equipped. doing good business d.
A. phone 5e2a. ianeso.im.
EoR sALE-THE BEST BUTCHER SHOP
4 in the State. Apply at once VII
EOR sALE-BLoCH BABY. CARRIAGE;
II fine condition; cheap, also girl bl-
cycle Apply 1909 Monroe street. lyo'ot.
A LAUNCH. 81 FEET LONG, "A HORSE.
- power Harris engine. Will sell at sac
fee. s. @. Turner ~ East Fifth street
Phone 63o2-w. iune26n
A LMOsT NEW CASH REGISTER AT
~ reasonable price. $50 Pine street.
iunezoh.
DlGEoNs FOR SALE. MATED HOMERs,
harness. white kings. Apply no. ll16
Iatnah street lyo-nt
NOR sALE-sECoND HAND EDDY ICE
Il chest feet by feet. No 705 n.
Van Buren street iy5-2t.
: NOR sALE-DOUBLE LOT OR TX
II change for house. Richardson Park.
No. sos r Fourth St. junes -ood.lm.
INoR sALE-INDIAN TWIN MOTOR
Il cycle. Al condition Call evenings OF
Saturday from to p. NJ ll07 West 81.
jy6-1t.
Troy POODLEs. THE REAL SMALL
kind. Puppies just right TO lake home.
Best breed. W. II. Foulkrod No. isos W.
Third St. iune2i-u.
nRYGOoDs AND CONFECTIONERY
/ - store. No. 72e Union street doing
good business; good reasons for selling.
! Apply No. 729 Union street. iv3-6t
NOR sALE-DEsK. CHAIRS. MORRIS
i chair. table, bookcase. bed etc See
Janiior College Inn Apartments.
iuy2-6t.
GAVE MONEY WHEN BUYING SINGER
/ - machines. New, slightly used and
second hand machines SO and up. Phone
25l9J W T. Carrow, Singer shop. No.
DECORD EXCHANGE - RECORDS
IL bought sold and exchanged. Joe aad
| up; all makes; als6 used records sold at
reasonable prices. No. s47 Orange street.
Open evenings. junel4.tf.
NOR sALE-E1GHT HEAD OF HORSES.
Il VIII sell cheap; fair trial given Cor
ner Clayton and Linden street Take South
Harrison street car at Fourth and Market
streets. july2-1at
ExCELsIoR MOTORCYCLE. TWIN
/ ~ cylinder, two speed, good condition
Apply James D. Ayres. Rockland Road near
Blue Ban. iy3-5t
WALL PAPERS AT LOWEST PRICES.
w Jones s. Hollett. formerly No 42I
shipley street. New location. No 407 Ship.
ley street Wall papers and wall decora.
tors, Estimates cheeriully given. Phone.
oOoo1. marl-u'
iEOR sALE-BEDROOM AND DINING
room set large leather couch phono
graph, morris chair. kitchen table and
other household articles Apply 1115 West
Eighth street iy6-2t.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-2o.AC
i improved truck farm in Hilliard Fla
near good market 30 miles from Jack
sonville What have you 90 offerl Henry
Bergmann. Fenton Beach. Pennsgrove ~ j.,
ly2-o.
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PROBLEMS
SylS,,si',aM5eI5R w. 0 0M M5I5RzAMA z1aAcs5..

DENR MRS. THOMPSON | only
- wish my daughter wa, old enough
- tp read and take heed oi your
valuable advice But she Is only SIX
years old | have started her in school
and she plays and talk, with the teach
rr at recess, but IN the school hour,
She won't say a word How is the
teacher going 90 teach her anything
! don't think It will be dileren, after
she Is better acquainted
N time, a, home when | ask her ary
thing she won't tain You may say she
MS ba'hiul don't think she is She
is rather forward eNtcp, when YOU turn
your whole attention toward her. a,
times she won't do the slightest ta,k
unle, | get after her with stick
That sounds cruel doesn't ~ | hay,
tried kindness and new dresses. coax
NIX arrl teasing bur my efforts ha,,
been ul uo avail People tell me tt
make her wlpc the di,hr, and help 10
.'''N' MAN" '.' "N'N NNl 7 NI'N |NIIIkN Nf1t n
she ls grown up tv 60 make her dc
II for her own good, but can't seen
10
Shall ! lei her run wild out door,
as she wi,hc, or shall | insist on her
helping me, as need an the help
gan yet | have two smaller children
and do all my work alone am moi
lu good health
This Vlil nul, ro charm, I'm tht
house mot even with pretty dolls cot
plalihlrg' oi ln, kud have tried
almost everything 60 please her, huI
ne wants 90 ,pcud her time out IN tn,
barn and fields with her father
/, there any mother who has haJ
such an ordeal to pass through Dt
YOU think better Keep ON sending hci
'' school to ,it and ,afc around anJ
probably distract other children. 70.
hall | Keep her AZ home
Tier papa saws. III YOU can't max,
her mind nov what Will ,uu do whsr
SHAH oldetr My answer - alwav.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
SAM LLOYD'S PUZZLE
Twenty Minutes to Digest This.
No. ia.
BY Brin kerhoff

Paving tcllcrs in the western
banks become almost professional
lugplcr, IN their ,klliu handling
1t ouI coined money which /, used
almost exclusively IN the western
states. These paving leicr,. through
long practice, learn To not only
count and stack coins with dazzling
speed. but TO test each coin for cor
rcclucSs oi weight and metal the
while Every paving teller hl, his
own pet system ut arranging the
coins ~ convenient stacks for pay
mg out and It D., ore OF these ~,
tens that has been drawn 10 my-at-
'cnrlon Is involving a very clever
little puzzle
The system in question consists
IN the arrangement ol 500 silver
dollars in nine piles which enables
the paving teller 70 wcc, any dc.
mand from a single dollar 20 500
hy taking mp a single pile or com
hinarln oi piles The ica, appear,
rather remarkable. but Is really
nothing more than neat appllca-
ton ot elementary science in mum
hcr, Now see how long our clever
rW5ll.t, will take IN figure n out
and answer TIN, question What IS
the greatest number oi dollars that
the paving teller could have m any
z 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-20
FEW CATCH CROPS.
ARE PLANNED IN
KI0WA COUNTY
F armcrS Begin Preparing
Wheat and Oats StubbIe,

HOBART. Okla. lunc O-(Spc-
ciall-But few kiowa county farmers
are planning catch crops" ON their
wheat and cats slubble. but have al.
ready started the pillow on soll prepara
tlon for fall cover crop, with view
to bigger grain yields IN 1918 Land
plowcd now will absorb and retain the
moisture. ThreShlng started Monday
hut no new wheat IS beng placed on
the market