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HOW TO AVOID BACKACHE AND
 NERVOUSNESS
Told by Mrs. Lynch From
 Own Experience

Providence, R. L.-"I was all run down in health, was nervous, had head
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PROBABLY THE BEST LOCATED asToRY
| HDIrSE EVER OEFERED IN THE cry of

WASHINGTON ON WASHINGTON HGHT'S.
We ofer for sale comparatively new .-story
dwelling Washington Heights, west Of CAL
vert ST.. Conn. ave-. for S6.sJ0-now rent
ing TO Army officer for S45 per month. 1t
has wide covered porches front and rear. hard
reception hall plan. Deep lot TO n wide alley.
Such opportunity will not be offered ngain
TO purchase thoroughly modern and up-to-date
house. Just the proper size for economical
housekeeping aud in section built up with ex-
pensiye residences. Adjoining houses occupied
by prominent refined people.
STONE 4 FAIRFAN 1912 New York ave
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
UNFINISHED.
B. +. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS,
Q24 New York Ave. NV.

Phone Frnaklin 1898.
Prospective tenants will find 1t TO their advan-
tage to inspect our properties before renting. ms
our houses are generally in good condition. our
rule being to have them repaired when vacated.
DWELLINGS,.
Taylor vt west of ls41 / NV. 6r. b. II. 90
Georgia av.11r. so Broad Branch I'd. 1s 10
eS13 NV, Or, b. 20. 80 500 ne, Or, w. .16 80
UNHEATED FLATS.
- BUSINESS PROPERTY.
637 r NV store and 1905 X av,store. -. 90
cellar 4 rs. 100. 90 ZOO Ga av, sto. -. 90
15f012 7th NV. 80. 90 3O4 Pa av nw.storc2o-5o
1918 1th NV. -. so. 90 S31 9Th NV, entire
1880 It'll NV. sto, dw.75.o0 building 90 90
1925 18th NV, sto&dw8p 90 1903 II nc, store. 49, 30
1201 9Th sto, dw. AZ so Ills 10th NV. sto. 1900
1903 18th store 70 20 20 Fla store. .l0o 90
C0LORED TENANTS.
1:22 d NV. Tor. b 20. so Io2 l. nw. 4r. W.. .15.oo
sos I'D .6r b. 20 80 B0i, Patterson. Ar, bis on
el5 NV, 7r. W.. 1900 1888 9TH NV. 5rw.l 4.5o
49, Sd ne, Or. w.. .17.50 go Sc. / f.3rb. 1870
1912 S0th, Sr. b.. 1880
1904 10Th nv. 5r. W. $50 And cheaper properties.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES.
1905 9th NV. 1lr.$ 32 50 8 Brainard NV. Or 9 so
40s V NV. Or. !. 10. so los VI sw. Or. 90
414 18th sw. Or. ID. so Ill Oakdale NV ,3r. $ so
30s 18th sw, Or. 1850 f243 Half sw, ar. 80
II IL, Tfs'Pfe Az me- i Drap sF
527 sd NV, 3r. IL. so 1923 16tll ne 3r. 8 -
1910 LIST sw. Or. .12.50 Rear 2oa NV, 4r.6 90
223 ' NV: or... .1o.s9 1882 1st sw, g. 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
1870 Quincy st. NV: rooms. --......- s1eS 0a
122 Lincoln road ne, south. o rooms 100 oo
"A. $. CAIWOOD,
9l5 y. Y. ave. Phone Franklin 500.
&c
rooms and bath: ami: large lot; trees;
pOrches southern exposure: $500 mo. Col. 1917.
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STABLES AND GARAGES.
1140 Gov al nv. 900 yrlRear 2446 18th NV. Is. 90
IL Sumner alley. 80 col No 5.r Morgn Schl. 10. 90
PRINTED BULLETINS SHOWING ALL
PROPERTIES FOR RENT WILL BE FUR
NISHED ON APPLICATION.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
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FOR SALE
Furnished or Cnfurnished.
Downtown Home Just Off 10th st.
Immediate Possession.

l.
Three story brick and brownstone with side
light; twelve rooms. three batIis; heatin,
pant very expensive interior naish. hardwood
1oors throughout; open nrrpiaces; attractive
garage. an unusually well constructed house.
handsomely furnished: price. furnished. s23 900:
liberal terms.
Great Bargain
In handsome lomc located the heights west
Of 18TH st: tbr..t-stury brick: nine Rooms. two
baths: hot-water heat; electric and gas light,
hardwood floors. front and rear pcrcnes; good
lot: southern exposure. convenient To cars.
cel.nt condition. original price, 5000; quick
offer of $1,000: will rent for $3.50; buy as
home Investment.
The Most Attractive
Two-sto-y six-room and bath brick for sale at
the price: located the heights west of 18th
st: OWNER a nonresident. II anxious to sell
once: don't fail to inspect this property: the
Interior is exceptionally attractive. hardwood
floors and finish electric lights: hot-waier heat:
front and rear porchcs: large. lot, ETC.; price.
Semi-Detached Home.
Good residential section NV: ,wo-story
colonial brick: eight and bath; parauetry
floors: hot-witer heat. electric and light.
garage; porches: splendid value al only 5000.
Desirable Cleveland Park Home.
Immediate Possession.
This is an exceptional opportunity. The owner
has spared expense in making this home at
tractive. comfortable and convenient. Handsome
two-story and attic dwelling occupying n lot
5oxI00 to alley; ten large. cheerful rooms.
two baths: lot-water heat; electric light; hard
wood floors; large porches; attractively finished
interior; entire house in good repair; attractive
lawn, flowers. shade. etc; convenient 10 cars.
school, etc. Price. S10.5n0.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
zI7 I4th St. NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE.
Y. /. SALISBURY CO. INC.
Continued.

FOR SALE.
y. L. SALISBURY CO., INC.
A home for every buyer. let No
submit our attractive lost. Phone
Main 1904.
New house that 10 perfect ZEN. On
splendid thoroughfarc IN Mt. Pleas
ant spacious rooma tiled bath.
hardwood trim. with every advanced
addition known to home construe-
ton. Corner Of alley. Room for
garage. Price less than 100000.
FOR SALE.
Excessively built house in Coium-
bia Heights. rcoma. Modern in
every sense. Could not he duplicated
today for sio.ooo.00. Let US show
you this splendid value. Priced At
only sG.o0oo0.
See this s-story. bayswindow real
dence. 0 rooms. hath. hot-water
heat. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE and
MASS. AVE. Cost $500. out-of-
town owner will make great sacrl-
hcc-
- FOR SALE.
Beautiful section wat OF 18th
street a charming honse. contain
ing large rooms. tiled bath, hot
water beat, electricity and gas:
roomy perches. Lot coIlcn. PRICE
WILL SURPRISE YOU.
FOR SALE.
splendid corner house. A real
beauty IN best northwest section
Get these facts. Z spacious rooms.
hath and all improvements. Lot TX
40. THINK OF THE PRICE.
LESS THAN s4.ooo.oo.
\. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
12l 13th ST. Phone NJ. 1904.
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: possrssroy GIVEN.

| 81 zoo will buy a very neat two-stofy brick
dwelling near 14th and Park road. Key At OF.
6ce In very good condition, newly pspered and
painted Parior, reception hall. dining room.
pantry and kitchen the first floor. Several ex.
pensive cabinet mantels; double rear porches.
81 sJO-A porch house Newton ST.. between
18th and 18TH erected by one of Washington's
and bath.
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30 ~. ST. N.E.-G ROOMS AND BATH:
SIT. so: in frst-ciass condition. Apply OWNER,
80 Randolph st. Nv. -
l05 Il NV i. & r.: NEWLY DECORATED
and painted; two kitchens: rent very low.
WALTER A. BROWN. 62I 18th NV. NJ. 1853
1856 9th ST. N.W.-9 ROOMS. BATH, NEWLY
pap.red and painted; rent Sa5.50.
| nANJn Z PApPN Main 1901.
" 1907 II st. NV
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD s. WEsCOTT,

EUh hENI-b1 EDM A
1907 Penns.
223 18th sw, Or. b. 1880
l40S 35th. 10r.. b. p so
1924 O sw, 7r.w,g.1 so
2438 Va av, Ar. W. so
2414 q. Or. W. ..12.50t
e12 28th. 5r, ". -..10.5oI
C0IORED.
1922 Goth. Or. w.-.20.50
20I3 s. 7r, W. so
1910 n. 5r, W.T.. 90
1880 18th. IT, w.c.25. 90
r.. 41~1@A- ill.,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

DI 7 kNIII III IIO MI
IN
CHEVY CHASE. CLOSE To CIR
Gle. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
il desired. s well arranged rooms
Tiled master bath and servants
bath. In a section of detached sub
urban residences. this house stands
out as an exceptionally good buy. 1t
has electric lights. hot-water heat.
etc. Owner. on account of an acct
dent. has been obliged TO leave
Washington and will sacrifice for
only
$3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 113 18th st.
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME: PETWoRTH
rooms aud bath. ami: large lot; trees
porches southern exposure; $3.50 mo. Col. 1877.
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s., s5o--NEAR i6th AND PARK ROAD NV; 3.
story brick residence rooms and reception halls
tile bath; hot-Mater heat; garage
A. c. HOEGHTOS & CO., 1916 Il St NV.
We have The KEST in every eection. Y
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$, soo-NEAR itth AND rAF.K ROAD NV; =.
story brick residence, rooms and reception hall
tile bath; hot-Mster heat: garage.
A. c. HoEGHToN & CO., 1916 a st. NV.
We have the BEST in every section.
POSSESSION AT ONCE.
c-story brick residence. ST.. baths: h.-w.h-t
cleo. light; front and rear porches; large lot.
l block west OF Conn: ave. and south Of Chew
A. G. HoEGHToN d CO., 1916 81 St NV.
We have the BEST in every section.
81. 150-6 BLOCKS NORTHWEST FROM UNION
station: 2stofy brick residence. rooms and tils
bath; cement Cellar; hot-water heat: cleo. light:
double hack pSrches; nearly new: strictly moderns
A. c. HoItGHroN & CO.. 1919 II st. NV.
We hayf the BEST in every section.
NEED CASH MY 1-RooM AND BATH BRICK.
hot water heat. Union station; splendid locr-
ton; side and alley; big bargain. $3.50.
Address Box 277-c. Star once. Z.
win sacrifice his fine ar. and b. pressed brick
house; So to l4th st. cars: on heights: dne To-
cation: cost $500; our price. $500; terms;
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1879 r.
WELL. LOCATED GROOM HOUSE; Sc:
near Capitol Library. House Office bldg. etc:
new YoR g,'q REAL EsTATE sRoKERs. l42s =.
ATTRACTIVE loROoM AND BATH BRICK
for colored well located NV: close TO cars cost
new new YORK real. Estate PRoKERs. 1923 3.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE MODERN HOME. Z
rooms. bath, sleeping porch; near "Hishi,nds
shepherd St. $3.50 Address Box CSC. Star Of
FOR sEIE. BY 0wNER-s-R0OM BRICK
house; Hot-water heat; new brick garage: three
minutes walk to two car lines: convenient to
market and stores; with fuel for the winter I:
price. IS. 500. Address Box FEC. Star ONCE. Q.
DETACHED PRESSED BRICK HOME OF 7
rooms and bath; INV. heat; lot Is IT front;
near I4th st. cars: newly papered and painted :
porches; servants room: cost A.750; owner
leaving city will sacrifice for quick sale ar
So 500 cash Address Box 14s-C. Star ONCE.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, OWNERS WILL SAC
rifce a beautiful Broom home In best section
Mt Pleasant; all modern improvements; mag.
pificent stone front house; at time carried
a lonn Of 50. 500 can now be bought for $3.50;
a bargain for some one.
PHILLIPS sAGER,
14O9 New York ave.
SPLENDID DOWNTOWN e-ROOM H0MH.
with large garage. that rents for s2S peT msnth.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-20
Russian Provinces
Ordered to Form Red
Army Within Week

LONnON, May 19.--The Russian GOV
crnment, according to a wireless state
ment from Petrograd, has sent to all
the provincial councils notice COM
planning Of their failure to take the
necessary steps ordered for the crea-
ton of Red Army to defend the
councils of the republic against inter-
nal and, external enemies.
Accompanying the notice was a new
decree ordering that measures be taken
within week. in accordance with the
decree Of April 8. Responsibility for
strict compliance with this order will
fall upon the presidents of the re-
spective councils.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-20
Treason at Prague
Celebration, Is Charge

AMSTERDAM, May ia three
days. celebration at the Bohemian Ma
tional Theatre at Prague, according to
advices from that city, led to incidents
of a reasonable character. The civil
authorities and police announced that
severe counter-measures would be
taken, including the prohibition of
meetings and professions.
The wearing of emblems or badges
of enemy colors will be severely pun
ished. The closure of the Bohemian
National Theatre is threatened in the
event of the occurrence of similar incl
dents.
The newspaper "Narodny Listy" has
been suppressed because, despite Off
cial warnings, it continued its subver-
sive propaganda.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-20
German Soldiers
Insist on Reform Bill
Exciting Times Threatened If
Suffrage Measure Is Not
Enacted

AMSTERDAM, May fs.-Letters from
the front recently appearing in small
German provincial papers promise ex-
citing times should suffrage reform be
definitely wrecked. Count Spec. who
recently in the Prussian House of Dep
uties. when advocating the shelving of
the bill, represented himself to be
speaking in the name of those at the
front. gets a severe dressing down.
One letter says: at is arrant imper-
tinence to say that the men in the
trenches do not bother about the suf-
frage."
Others write: "Wait until we get
home. We will see that we ret our
rights" or in similar terms.
The letters indicate that the deter
mination is pretty general to make
sure. first, that the destinies of the
home lands shall not be placed in the
New-York tribune., 1918-05-20

Sea. According to dispatches to the
Moscow newspapers 1000 persons have
beens killed and 1900 wounded.
Various parts Of the town, includ-
ing entire streets and the Persian
bazaar, are burning.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-20

One of the most popular "Ncverbreak" Trunks
made Convenient in size for both men and women
Fitted with drop sectional top drawer and two large
bottom drawers patented removable trolley with six
five-ply veneer hangers and shoe pockets
New-York tribune., 1918-05-20

hands Of war profteers and sIackers,
and, second, that il they are spared
they want to come home to an ade-
quately filled cupboard, reasonable
prospects of employment and no public
charity or they will know the reason
WHY
New-York tribune., 1918-05-20
Germans Capture
Island Sixty Miles
From Petrograd
Bjorko, in Gulf of Finland,
South of Viborg, Is
Occupied
{Bu The Assoc;nted Prcas,

tBy The Associated Prcss)
PETROGRAD, May 10. German
troops have occupied Bjorko, an island
in the Gulf Of Finland, south of Viborg
and sixty miles northwest of Petro-
grad.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-20

by The Associated Press)
MOSCOW, May 19.--M and
Bolshevik forces are engaged in a
deadly conflict at Baku, on the Caspian
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
DEATH WAS SUDDEN.
Alfred R. Jones Was I'll But Two Days.

The death yesterday of Alfred X. Jones,
81 years old, president of the filles IL
Jones Company, came as a sev ere shock
to his fricn s.
Mr. Jones was a son of the late Joseph
Jones, and Is survived by his brother
Frank VI Jones. Of Riyeryicw and Will
ard streets
Alfred X. Jones first became asso-
ciated with the Hilles Il Jones Company
IN 1897, PRIOR 10 which he was in the
employ Of the Harlan Il Hollingsworth
Company, later he became treasurer of
the Hllcs & Jones Company, and upon
the retirement of bis uncle, Henry &.
Jones, in 1902 was elected 10 the preei-
encv of the company which position he
retained Until his death
The plant now known as the Hilles d.
Jones Company vas organized in 1854
bv John s Crossiey and Samuel Davis
Soon after Mn DAVIS withdrew and the
firm became Crossley & Alien, then %
Grossley & Barr and Robert II Barr in
turn. In 1862 William : Hilles became
associated with Robert II Barr. the hrm
title being Robert II Barr & 90. and III
1868 Henry { Jones was admitted, with
out changing the firm name Thus FER the
company was engaged IN building vessels,
but IL engaged IN the making If machines
and boilers In 1870 Robert III Barr re-
tired and tho business was continued bt.
William : Hilles and Henry & Jones. an
uncle of Alfred K Jones. under the name
af Efilles n Jones There have been many
changes IN the personnel Of the company
aince then, hut the firm name continues
Mr. Jones is survived by wife and son,
RAYMOND Burr Jones. student AZ ale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
TRAPSHOOTERS' LEAGUE
TO SHOOT FOR PRIZES
First of Local Firing Squads to
Face Traps on
Saturday.

The official program OF the Phlla-
delphia TrapshootcrS League Tor the
coming season has been issued and sent
TO the thousand or more shooters who
arc members Of the ten CLUBS in the
League The Philadelphia Grapshooters
league is the largest and most active
league in the country ard has been m
operation for fifteen seasons, last year
Was the best season in the hIstCry ~ the
organization The officers arc | r.
Calvin. Wilmingt on. president: Charles
Simmonds Aldan, Pa, vlcc-prrSident ;
W. T, Robinson, Philadelphla, sacretrry,
treasurer.
Almost attractive prze list u announced
for this coming season There are soIne
special trophies. chict Of which Is a
solid gold watch fob, 20 a member break
ing fftv ~traiGht in league contests
This is something new and Il i believed
viii prove an incentive 20 shooters. The
Red Cross Society VIII also donate 4
trophy.
The Interstate Trapshooting As
sociation Club Trophy valued ~ s25
will 90 awarded 10 tho club finishing IN
first place tor the season This trophy
after being won by club may be comPet-
ed for bv the members q that club
The first match in which the local
club will participate Is scheduled tor
SATURDAY, next. on the grounds 81 the
Wilmington TrapshootIng Association a
Bellevue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
BRANDEIS A CONVERT
Reported Ia America Instead Of
to Berlin When War
Was Set Going

When lett Germany was 20 wears
old ! obtained military leave of ab-
Sence for one wear That leave was
extended four wears That VS. the
limit Every German must serve hls
time when hc. Is -5 years "id. Nothing
can change that
But meantime. I Rad settled and
married AN American cirI Needles
to say. German mih'ary service dlc
not interest me very much
Two wecks after u4y tvent y-titth BIRTH
dav anniversary j received 4 iurmidabi"
document from the military commander
al Berlin Il was my notification tha-
the dav after | was expected - rcpor.
for service ! had been duly Jred by
court-lmartial on d charge ii absence
without leave The mill arl court had
found me guilty and imposed sentence
OF sixteen days IN military fortress.
with the alternative OF . fine Of 100 marks
l WAS "a present myself Hmmediately
for duty.
When war was declared ii 1918.
again received q memorial. with the royal
seal OF blue and white eagle his time
was informed that II / reported without
DELAY 10 the nearest military authority
royal amnesty would be granted To me
/ have reported for duty TO the War
Department Of the United Sta' Is. and
| hope that place Will be found for me
somewhere.
The German system is everywhere;
il concerns itself with everything; 1t
works at all times.
II the system decide, that frlghtful-
ness is the proper procedure, then nothing
is permitted to stand in the way OF eN-
cc}ItiDn Of orders
4 aobDlestoue woman. 3 house
a child church. q cripple ali old ma
all alr military obstacles The cries
Of stabbed noncpmbatants are horribl"
TO the ears ol German soldier Dut more
horrible Is the generals wrath
The German loves his family He
/ good to his wife. and his children arc
dear - him II YOU call him Hun .
barbarian. YOU misunderstood him IL
is human being; more sentimental
more idcaiist than most Of YOU
But carved INTO his brain, into his
hear INTO lis soul arc the words that
mean more 10 lin than the Ten Com
mandments With God for king and
fatherland,
That /. what America i fighting FOR
to replace those words with the three
othersIiberty Equality Fraternity!
Erick Brauders in Saturday Evening
Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10

town, Pa.
Sergeant Henry r. Heymann, Clyde, o.
Corporal Isaac A. Slower, Paragould,
Ark.
Privatcs-John W Anderson, Boston.
Alvin f. Decking, Chicago.
Thomas II. Bell, Turtle Creek, Pa.
William i. Bennett, Rochester.
DImus Brown, Statham, Ga.
Abe Dobovitz, Newark, ". J.
David II. Gorshel Roxbury, Mass.
Andrew S. Harbulak, Sharon, Pa.
Charles Haybec, Jr. Elmira, n. Y.
Elmer V. Jesperson, Cedar City, Utah.
Martin J. McCook, Brooklyn.
Howard Mangin, Cuba, N. Y.
Francis +. Robson, Braddock, Pa.
John II Rodenburg, Marshall, Mo.
John II Sahm, Fair Haven, Pa.
William +. fischer, Shawano, Wis.
DIED or WOUNDS.
Privates-Robert G. Fowler, Woodbury.,
Ga.
Joseph d. Garity, Jr. Maspeth, \. /.
Bynum Randolph, Cook Place, Tenn.
James II. Snyder, Lancaster, Pa.
piED OF DISEASE
Privatcs vii lard W. Briggs, Jackson,
Mich
Lee r. Mckinney, Tango, West Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10

ARDEN.
D. d. Burton General store
BEAR
Bellevue Garage
BIACkBIRD
Royden Caulk General store
BRtDGEVlLLE.
r. II Cannon. Garage
& T k,mble Garage
II g. Layton, Hardware Store
BOWERS BEACH
w Il. Davidson. General store.
" f. Kelley.
wits Johnson GaraFo
). W hammond. Hardware Store.
CANTERBURY
A nj Thomas. General Stora
CENrREIIi4LE
II T Connor
r. & r j Dalton
CEDAR CREEK
y; Sgg,ggser. general store.
" i 81 II Clements.
A Seyi 4 Sons Co. Generai STORE.
5. i. Emory. General stora
I ~ SK Mesarslo
Samuel snyder.
C nl Waples. General Store.
DOWNS CHAPEL
Wm Ii. Carter. Hardware Store.
Dover Garage 90.
j. f.. Feat Garage
DELMAR
4. Brewtnston, Garage
! Z. Brown. Garage
DELAWARE CITY
v u Reyboid General stor*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
KILLED TREACHEROUS HUN.
Wounded. He Tried to Slay American Who
Brought Him a Drink Of Water.

With the American Army in Field
Oct Am instance of 9owardly
treachery on the part Of . captured Ger
man officer who had been wounded ard
who had hecn offered help hy an American
officer Is told by Lieutenant Edward
Nichols. n Jamaica, Y y
After the last hig drive of the Allies in
August Lieutenant Nichols vas placed ID
charge of d company of soldiers whose
task il was 10 clear The field of American
dead and wounded Although hi4 duties
did not require him to aid the German
wounded IN the field until the Americans
we're disposed If. Lieutenant Nichols
who IS only . years old, went to the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
DULCE FOR MEN IN TRENCHES!
Porto Rico Also Will Send 10000 Cigar
rettes to Soldiers.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. "a
Thousands of pounds of Porto Rico' $
favoritc ''dulce," guava paste and Jelly
and thousands of Porto Rico cigarettes
will be sent from the island by the Red
Cross to the soldiers on the fighting line in
France A campaign for contributions
has already begun
Last year, the Porto Rico Chapter sent
25 900 pounds of paste and jelly 10 France.
\ committee on tobacco has been
organized to get together material to
smokes for the soldiers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
CARS DOUBLE PRETENDER.
Trying TO Induce Russian Peasants TO
Oyerturn Soviet.

Amsterdam. Sept. 20.-bearlng a re-
markable likeness TO the late Emperor
Nicholas. of RUSSIA, a pretender, who
claims to have escaped from bolshevlk
bondage and to be the former Emperor Is
reported trying to bribe peasants IN the
Vladimir district OF Russia 10 revolt
against the Soviet government. according
70 the Vetshernay aogni Petrograd
newsnsper. The imposter is said to have
ohundancc of money and to have claimed
he was seeking refuge among his faith
full peasants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
HERE'S WARMING, SOOTHING RELIEF
FROM YOUR RHEUMATIC ACHES

The great penetrating power 81 Sloane
Eminent makes rubbing needless. 10 g
easier and cleaner 10 use than plasters or
r,oaIltices. IL does not stain the skin or
clog the pores. 4 bottle of Sloan's Uni..
rrent is all you need for quick rest and
relief from the pains Of Bprains, bruises,
baekache, stiff neck. and most forms Of
rheumatic twinges Generous gize bottles
AZ druggists everywhere. 30c, GDc, si.2O.