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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-07
Avoid Neoleet Of Duty.

A great many things contribute to
make life success, but you can spoil
II simply BY neglect.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-07
lIQuId Color.

Alcohol, when pure, Is greenlsh In
color. while water 10 distinctly blue
In shade.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-07

Al present there are 2.s62.oTs Red
cross members In Ohio. Indiana a.
Kentucky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-07

l. rsssr awfeser % e'ssnoe fstS ,os
ana Kentucky, The subiec's % the ether
four er,,cis. In the ssrlss ere whs,
"a "a !, s'G as. ': s:,y'': X: ss.a
!Ss;$.sl.. ss% :.s ff:,:,ns " ss:cs Hc I'm:
service Con ursttssmsr
0y Janice L. Pisssr,
Director. Civilian Relief. Lake Divt
sion. American Red Gross.
Two new words-Home Service
are taking important places In the
vocabulary and activity Of the ass
American Rel Cross chapters In Ohio.
indiana aad Kentucky.
Al wars outbrsat ten months ago
70 the few chapters then organised
Red Gross wo~h and popular knowi-
edge Of II esntered only around prep
arstion Of hospital supplies. equip
nsnt OF bass hospitals and supplying
their psrsonnsl. and provisions Of re-
lief In times Of disaster.
Then came the unfolding Of . nal
tituds Of other chapter obligations
solicitation OF war funds. driving for
increased membership. organisation Of
school auIiliaries. turning out huge
quotas OF Knitted articles. surgical
dressings and Christmas packets.
Among thsse obligations model Of
lsl7-was the organisation Of Home
Service committees. better known In
some com nunitier a. civilian relief
committees. Frequently the activi.
tiss OF the Home Service committees
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-07
TELLS MEANING
Of RED CROSS
HOME SERVICE
Civilian Relief Director Begins
Series Of Articles Explaining
Importance Of Assistance 10
Enlisted Mems Relatives

EpITQRs NOTE This V III. nr., Of I
j. Esssr, d,rfe,or q eisiiiss rsps! 70
and Kentucky. The subjects Of the othe
nv S.S ss .s''H I%. 's s:,s ::r' :
AS u Hsms ssryics. via, Mas Bee
Taught Home service wsehsrs" an
.ordaaistng ana rrainins se,eoo HON
Service Com wittesmsr"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05
TAKE $4,000 HUNS
Enemy Line From Lens to Rheims
49,
n I. co!laps!ng.
General March Says Battle Line Now
Extends Over Front Of
Fifty Miles.

Washington. was stated by
General March, chief OF staff, sum
ming up the allies victory In France,
that the total width OF the line of bat.
tie was about 80 miles and that the
number of prisoners taken by the al
lies from July to date Is about H.
900, and the number Of field guns cap
tured over 300.
The whole German military front
from Lens, north of Arras, via Sois-
sons, to Rheims, Is collapsing, being
pierced and split by constant new
thursts according to the opinion of
staff officers
General March said, In the sector
with Nesle and Licourt as the farthest
advance, the French stations bring
them within two miles of the SOmme.
AS shown on the war maps OF the
chief OF staff, the advance of the
French to line joining Nelse and
Licourt pushes that part Of the allied
line forward to a point which Is d.
rectly south of the farthest advance
OF Haig across the Hindenburg line,
east OF Arras
Speaking Of the advance Of. the Brit
ish. General March said:
ION Monday the British captured
the heights OF Arras, known as Or
ange Hill and on Tuesday continued
along the Arras-Cambrai road to
depth OF five miles. This advance Of
the British overruns the so called
Hlndenburg line distance Of one
mile on a front OF three miles"
Late reports tell Of 'uncounted"
guns captured and streams of prison
ers headed toward the allies rear.
Reliable figures are now available
as TO the drain on Germany's man
power, caused by the steady allied Of
fenslve since the tide was turned at
the Marne on July IS Up to July 81
Hlndenburg used up 70 divisions on
the Marne front. Three OF these were
used twice.
Sixty-six divisions were used twice
in the German offensives on the
Somme, Lys, Aisne and Oise rivers,
and In the Champagne this year. II
Is estimated that Hindenburg has to-
day only IL fresh divisions.
The enemy's principal losses this
year have consisted OF nonreplacable
Stosstruppen" (shock troops).
gunners, field artillery men
and pioneers, who compose the finest
tighting material in Hindenburg's
forces
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05
PITH OF THE
w AR NE WS

The German counter attacks have
been launched hurriediy and ~ithou,
proper preparation In manner
which causes heavy losses to the
dlsrupteo German troops
Abandonment OF BailieuI by the Ger.
mans indicates Ludenoorffs inten-
tlon TO take time by the foreioek and
re,rea, from his dangerous Flanders
pocket before Haio launches drive
similar 10 that which wiped out the
Marine and Pieardy saiients
Happlineourt and Mount Simeon are
firmly held by the French, ali Ger
man counter thrusts having been
crushed.
Warning TO the American public no.
TO be overeonndent and that, while
German morale was shaken, the ar
nies ~ere Far from beaten, was is-
sued BY the var and state depart.
rnents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05
U. s. PREVENTS ANOTHER WAR.
Prevails on Nicaragua and Honduras
TO Arbltrate.

Washington. - Nicaragua and Hon
duras have averted an armed clash
over long standing boundary dispute
by agreeing. at Washlngton's request.
to withdraw all troops from their bor-
ders and submit the controversy TO the
United States through their ministers
In Washington.
The two republics accepted an invi-
tatlon from this government 10 adopt
this solution OF their difficulties.
The appointment OF the American
violinist. Frederic Fradkin Of Troy.
N. Y, ar concert master Of the Boston
Symphony orchestra TO succeed Anton
Witek. was announced By the trustees
OF the organization. Mr.. Fradkin Is
the youngest man TO hold the post
since Franz Kneisel was appointed In
1885 and succeeds 70 position that
has been nlled by some Of the best
known violinists OF Europe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05

AT Saunderstown, r. l., Department
of Justice agents detained Alexander
Hinding of Boston, head of the frm
OF Hinding 4 Co. foreign representa-
tives of the w Z. Douglas Shoe COM
pany with Offices in New York, upon
his inability to produce draft classi-
fcation card. .4sf ata.asA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05

Camoufaged In IL barrels, marked
pears and apples, and with top layer
OF these fruits, Sheriff Grahams dep
uty at Portland, Me-, found 752 pints
OF whiskey in Boston & Maine re-
frigerator car, and consigned to local
fruit dealer, whose name is supposed
to have been used as a blind,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05

Acting Governor Gavin COondge
has issued a proclamation authoriz-
ing Henry B Endicott, executive man
ager of the Massachusetts Public Safe
ty Committee, TO seize property whose
owners, in Mr. Endicotts opinion,
charge exorbitant rentals. The procla-
nation specifies buildings occupied by
war workers on munitions, ships or
anything directly or Indirectly used
for war purposes. Word has come to
the executive ONCE that excessive
rents we're being charged in the vi
cinity OF war work plants. Should Mr.
Endicott and his committee find that
this condition exists he will have the
authority TO seize the property II the
owners refuse TO put their rentals on
a fair basis.
No order restricting tho use OF au-
tomobies is likely to prove necessary
II everyone will do his share OF gaso-
line conservation as recently request
ed by the U. 8. fuel administration, ac-
cording to a statement made by James
] Storrow, New England Fuel Admin
istrator. Every man is the keeper Of
his own conscience" said Mr. Stor-
row. Give Uncle Sam the gas
ollne he wants and keep giving him
gasoline until he says he has enough
TO 20 on without any anxiety in his
lob OF beating the Germans and then
bringing our boys home. Probably no
definite order restricting the use Of
automobiles will prove necessary. II
each OF us will take hold in good part
md do his share"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05

Robert Mcdowell, the 15-year-old
son OF Scott s, Mcdowell, a mesenana!!
of Lyndon, accidentally shot himself
tonight In his fathers store. Coming in
from play the boy picked up a loaded
rife and was carrying 1t through 9
passage when it was discharged. the
bullet entering his abdomen. He lived
Is minutes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE LORRAINE FRoNT.-An Aus


trisn taken prisoner on the western
front says the morale Of the Austrian
army now Is so bad that German
troops habitually are placed behind
them with orders to shoot any men
who endeayor 10 desert
WASHINGTON. - The house ap.
proved the conference draft OF the
man power bin, extending selectiye
service 10 include all men between
eighteen and forty-tive years Of age
when the bill Will become operative
this year.
ChicA6o.-Federal Judge lands
denied the motion 70 IA new trial for
100 |. w W. leaders. convicted here OF
charges Of sediuon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-09-05
JR6g AGAINST WASTE or PAPER
Paper conservation ha. eeco4. so

Paper conservation has beccps 50
Necessary that the New England Pa
per Merchants Association at Boston
has addressed an appeal 10 users
against waste, and announces that IL
paper is TO remain on the priority list
care must be exercised in Its con
sumption Warning TO this effect
comes from the priority division OF
the War Industries Board Within a
few days paper users will receive
pledge cards from their regular sourc-
es of supply, which are TO be filled out
and filed in places where orders are
executed
Seven reasons given why paper
should not be wasted are:
l-Government requirements are in
creasing rapidly and must be supplied
"A pound of paper wasted means
the loss of three pounds OF coal for
war purposes,
3-Chemicals used in paper making
can be used for making ammunition
and poison gases.
labor and capital thrown away
5-Economy will release thousands
Of freight cars for war pur )cses
s-Care in purchase and use will
help finance the war,
ECONOMY will prevent shortage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
23,456, ,O21 u. S. FIGHTERS.
Gen. CroWder Announces the Total
of Registrants in u. s.: 49,
100000 in Last List.

Washington, Oct 10 Final returns
from all states show that II, ,966. 59f
men registered for military service Sept
II. This was lS7, 1876 in excess Of the
estimate Of l2,778,758 made by experts
IN the office Of Provost Marshal Cen
crowder, based ON census figures
Texas was the last State 10 report
Its registration as announced by Gen
Crowder was SCI .d74 against the orig
inal estimate Of $40, Is7.
The total announced does not include
registrations received by mai by local
boards after Sept II. nor belated enrol
ments by men who were absent from the
country that day Including such cases
it is believed the actual figure will be
approximately $4,000, 600 This will be
still further increased by the registrations
in Alaska, Porto Ric and Hawaii, which
are to be held on later dates recently
fixed BY the President.
With the figures compiled today the
total number of men who have been
registered in the reservoir of the Sclectivc
Service System since the United States
entered the war, including those regis
tered Juno s. 1917, last June 3 and Aug
"a and Sept y, IL 23,456,02I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
ALLIES UKITE TO BUILD
HUGE AIRCRAFT FLEET
Each Nation 10 Speed Its Produc
ton 10 the Utmost: AL
Resources Pooled.

Washington. 0ct. lo.-An agreeluent
under which the aircraft resources ol
he Allied countries and At nIteu
States are 10 ht developed .slryng
OUT "a Ion, program Na- arrived at
during the visit 10 England a,-G France
Of John d Ryan head oi Inc 4rus air.
craft division. Details 5i tGt plta nuceS-
sarty may not bt disclosed but Mr.
RN4I. states j contemplated ,unJ Efforts
both ia aircraft production lnd the
operation oi the maen.ae> "a battle.
- fat 81, he operation 81 he fad-
chimes ii battir .s concerned fay ~--
meme commander Marshal Foyh, aad
tn field commanders Genera, Peta.R
uUg ana PeF>hsnc 0t.l eontnul - eou-
troll thg air fleets
The 4grecHenT e1ateap plates a~ ga.a
roantrt shall 4s, Il, pro8Beaua ~
sources lo the m,l j he 'u>s a.uuS
WHICH Is he,t eGu!pp, to work and
ths' lhe 6gang forces Il all .htee a,r
services shall be ~4ppnvJ aut - tins
production. ~ there viii ht ~ te,AN a0
th,. part III ans oue f. rhc three q .ou-
rb4l.u4 Is share the building 81 i
grcsj .,lr Navy
The 4r >4preutrt s. tae hIles IS
already unqGeotoned \ir Ryan ~.33
but without ru-ordna effort and CO.,
ardu-ttd command tht centralized lvr-
man 9r Hcet mgt ba concentrated
aguu. American French or British
squadron, 10 overwhelming number, TOR
any short period
Nj Ryan brought aayh encouraging
reports relative 80 the service III Ameri-
can-bmlt aircraft lit the front With
out exception. nc ,ad. where several
machines fur the purpose are available,
the pilots select the De Hayliali ma
chime wth the Liberty motor buIt Ia
the United States rs tile u.tchiue in
which they prefer Is fight
IS to the Liberty motors. Ar Ryan
said his che dithcl.lty Nth t1e lcnch
and Hrtiah ar authorUys Ms tu Keep
their demands foF these Haghinc, WITHIN
The limits II production
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

BY Geo,se Matthew ldAns.

.ul,t a,N ar rra lt~ .I..t,. -tt.c
-lr! te .ay -.ic i budding a-.--
-'o> n HI
d Nuu sass he Hlu- H,
Il h.s .aNa ue21 are#,a sg aatac.. aa-
i rQNl dancing ae5 Esh-
..rmNcu orgies. -.A- ths' hyS l4
III yoa AuyW -A4t b 2a 4..al- 1856.
atHe tao>e whom gal aet iesrr a4
u~.trtr ~ No am Nolg e~a ul 4l-
hat tAvte Na, tA e-aaac
Id Aou la3t aat u hEc al.r.
heWuug u1G lutH- rag t1ise
vtNu wonderful Nlotarr tht Me streets
ot .h- town toet4~c -ae uarted
protect tha~r ~nu ~a,t at.4
II vo. Auru ,ta 4 hr Aau. 4ad
sacrifice, ui 3g-I-~ nd aa>t@ oi
wears .nJ yeaf9 y. fhe ,tep.e -h.5
town ~crc out mash pape- u hu
wiped Y W p.i.4sc and unler o.sr
night
ii yea >aea as ao ..l pea tai
WeiAesl IA All thi- Town lul eounlrt>.&a
were WtMH ll hour fa hc aor4l.l.
ilkg a.t.e w rca. aua aale -t-r.e
1u4 Llc
d. yo4 >u,a tla disease a4l a!,1
aua agg w,rg " hc thy lol accorded fa
lol and .,N yuu 1.t tor l v7u hats
done u lAlS NOr.0 NitA1uf nAN N-it
ot protest being allowed to no4at
III You knew thut hereafter ifs aas
" be looked ar a- q tbng cheaper and
to be scotfCd it a> le-, useful A.u aU
most usyies, insect
III Nau knew th,ts ae..a.0u. .u.auk
uadd bJ nurth ~hjlc b4t lu-t aDQ rapne
eRd murder
Nolidu tu4 tuA .4-l ua-
~.a4hIc III Nau cualan lse No4r urv
hie Iu ptul,u fA.au .hU-- ta 1Nr
LOAN ii ihe money lou hAi ~ make
such Things nu longer possible n the
world vouldu au'
Ncll hat IS AiL tAu being a,Neo
ul rpu ax MONT tf,rlTuu.uf iu This
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN Whrh il
n hc tha NIC TukA laan' 10 vo,
lrei lhC hy,itatin-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
ORANGES TOO HIGH
FOR FAIR" PRICES
Fruit sellers Still Demanding 81 10
$l.50 Dozen, Despite
Larger Supply.

All The medals and war crosses ,ht
farmers of King street curb market
ever Hon for gong DYer tho top aIfh Nc
banner ~ the High Prir, tngdr 1T
their head should bc turned pyrr IT, the
frlit-sclicrs who certainly have aou
them bccauee nf their Great DraHgc
Offensive, Which still b gong lH'l J.'.
IIou-ewives Uhp have -irE ~ hGuf
pr deputy hbu-cWIyrs -ent tD me nafkrt
this morning LecaI-r he mis-ue her
self WINS IN nd r1uldul grf thcre and
there are lots ~ hon went into King
street thinking that thr prices aekcd fog
he fruit - much rrayed bv the 1rs
and couvalesrcut would b. down bs
cause .hry had read oi increased supple
coming ~ indicating an appracat'.
drop
Pit were prices doan' Nor dpan
an ynlprc one dollar 3 - aud 81 ~
were the figure asked apd Ha case
Of teke f Or ta and ugb1e.H
hut an expert could toil .he diFrrare.
between the fruit prced - dollar 81
hat priced hftv eui higher, an
/ dIftcrcbrc Worth tf'F arrts 'Dd,
sfr pro sTrrr.
t-kcd III reasons sLy ne pr-D aos@
~ - b;gh considering aa nr-aAsr
IpJt tE. rrr at a.- - i2h
/ Nhplea'o prize gwen trd ,fr -
cl-e for Iha' w ho.'a9a II nr
P4t na- ar134 tat rhat
pou aiI ONE da.s $40. srl -ce hon
oarload after arlpat aa ~a0 -rrf r.
Philadelphia, 4blcA ri -Cgret
your lppI. N.r taaa a
Drlce oo deau
lIo" sa eil -
Eh.t the proo
81 guH deem Ea. oa .aa
taa ood administrator pn aIt since
ou1yn- Ira .ubo~ r s~'ira III
aicf i9r hr lra f.rre mr'
nt-n III yraf'eeri11 uora ought n ro
uat t fo dl-ro-aI 1i ae iood fdrnini-tr.-
ur rs -fGp n ID reout. RI oya
/ living ~ Hc ~lle- nd giavrr e
4auc u honesty tao, .n0r .o-
o1Ir nrro-- .nd .4--ira ,rero
protection gtin-f lrro.-ynatte and e.
orhitan' prizes
lr.--iin - tho r.aga SITUATION nera
ra nothing lnu-nal NJ hiog street fr1@,
prices hnirg unite .taflopsr as rr
hgIrr that have prevailed fo- tae ra-f
fortnight FIJI 01ore which lclu5a Izs Al --
cpnt- butter 4t - and .0 aur- ~ r0 "a
cents rnas AZ II cents quart ard o7
down aiorg HE .uc Excellent apple.
yere av.iiabie By 81 25 and 81 5O
basket Aith -orne uc.a- IF 50 rd -oms
III Inferior grade Eli SD ymrrar rect
or. were prcnd riou-iv 4u lJ. ~ 4nr
- cents tomatoes Hare 5oing III
70 cents -lr serv good baskets -nd te~
and fifteen cents quart tov and Htteon
and twenty cents quarter rerE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
DELAWARE CITY

~p,.le. otrssp spoA4euoe - EserS Gvenns
I#.Ilnarc { MS. Oct. Io- Captain fe,a-
rssHut Ne, dorsey !. !. -utst u has -.aI2l-
~ Mis- iarrN Aeou
Dram Major Johnson Il Ae oass
Ar4Hers sand, hor ii poE-. WAC F~
reported uprnt..-, -tsterea relapse.
and ti-l ai,sIila.4.. l..~ .e-..1t
Mis-. : Na-nIl, Aao Las 9eeu al-.r
lL wpyuNcd.
Mir. PleSea au aiureu 1tye ~
tf.Hau a9me AFTER spending hc ".>E
tag,e months i \ta Ql> y4ta L,yu-
ig8.h fi.e H.
Mrs Bagft t,rat. ,.le has ten .l.. i
tt Improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
TlRhLl CABINET SHIFTS AGAIN.
Izzeg Pasha Holds Post Assigned To
TeWRk PaSha, PaCi Il.

t0penhagen, Oct lb Upon fh. rg-
signaton 81 the Turkish Ministry ui
rala4t Pa-hA the Premiership w.,s assume,
bv Ez4er PaahA 4 former Minister ~ N Mar.
ustrad II hy fcNhA PaslA. former
Turkish ambassador III grc..t Krflan.
IL has been previously reported. according
IT, Il Con-J4ntnople despatch reserved
here luder date ut Monday, D. ll
la1et P,t-ha Il Il stated, al-, taah thc
portfolio y Minister oI Mar
No foreigu Minister h4~ Il, y, touu
appointed. the message 4di, b4t Ntbv
Bey former Turkish Muba--adof t
Rome II lh rhafgc ~ thr Fnreign MINISTRY
,,d ntrrm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
PAIL PLAYER r. A BANDIT.

ar,. Fa 0ct 1-FdwarG -mtu
rnar n-oiesslona; baseball a.avtr.
ysnu t~tcrGaE -8Drnl Eg lTucr~
~tafa B4nA Ealiam ms county Was
.rsc-tea aArlr today c.S 1owc a
Windsor and 5000 aas been recovered
~uul a4- -yHie>-et AIter arrlnG
~ cashier mi his $50 assistants into
,ae aulr ina telling aem rg -nilAin
therc ,wcAty minutes smith jumped INTO
au automobile ana urrIeu 'J u -1me.
the automobile HMsned tac clue Wnlcl
led Ia ms arrest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
PEACE RY WARNING.
Prelate Warns Nations Not ID be Luiled
Into Inacti0n

Chicago tter rs 4rrnhl-n0u Mum
a-.cin warned .hc National catholic
,Nar aancu yesterday 1ar o te 1lled
INTO iuaction Lt Ie orr Aat peace i- neisr.
-II ,O4ld 1e dreadful hng. a" der
dared era'l-e ~r nlir lstr f
ueacc 1oW. anE eo'.n-r. .loGI -rer D4
.orred so 20 lrqugn again dc raT
th4t ha- neen suffered hv Belgian rsnc
and Serbia Bur slr destiny - -ale
bands tlr=r, -1se tfgl nd
nareria. s4t Il i1c .4aI- .r t'-a~lGent
Wilson. A04n a-e .lDAclrly rust
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
FOR RENT

GARAGES for rent at Twenty seventh and
Tatnsl streets Charles T. Witsil. In
quire 1sO3 w Sixteenth Phone 7l40,
PRIVATE OFFICE. central location. heat
and light. Rent reasonable Address K 10.
Every r.veninR ontce
STORE. 15x26 r.. Hot water neat. electric
light. S07 Shipiey street Apply 500 Ship
lev street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16

BRIGHT young lady for ONCE work Must
have some knowledge OF typewritin9 Ap-
ply g T. Every Evening ONCE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


AUTOMOBILES We buy second hand
automobiles Tor parts. any condition.
Adams street Garage 50t North Adams
street FnOHe 4fIl.W
AUIOMOBILES-Par for all unakes Of
autofoobfles new and second hand springs
Wheels tires. tubcs and ali parts. Adams
street Ghrago d0z Adams street Pnone
a442-N
BUICK for <al. bargain for quick
buyer iarhf ~iS hte- -passenger touring
cnf. IN g1pa Conettion II. y. Niliams
". Twriftn streef
EAffRT ALIO REPAIRING Locorno-
bia ana eiecf rical WORK a specially. Waen-
ingfon str'y.t GaraFe, TENN and Wasn-
tagtou streets &. Z. Davidson. Manager
Phone ".t5 "
roR ALI seven passenger Hudson.
modei o-l0 Also Ford touring car In
good CONDITION ttcasonabl- X p Ftetcher
1fin NfHtu elreet Telephones ~ and
45s2
fOR etEf Z uo Ford cars. III ann -
4 you sant goou touring car ioek these
aYcr hisrae haqlator kepair Co. 80
erange stfect
roRp touring ar with Gray s. Davis
setf-stRrter t,ood condition. ian be se.n
~ Unaware Eieetric supply Go
a.fvo miIes. LOOKS IKE new sacrilie''
cheap ou aerounl ii teallne citY Addre9,
{, ~. Evtry ryenlng Olnc@
LOOK Automobile owners We buy Old
autos ana 'lres not suitable Tor use. High
est prlcae paId. Jacob lr0ugsi 5l3 Las
lnIru street .. & 4. Phone f5OsW
OVERLAND touring car. 1915 model self
starter III 2o3I order A. i hyatt. Her-
cnies Motor u. inird and frenca
III Il NAIf IS no mlsnomer it means
what II vays# -qllick sfryice Johnson )
Quics Sefyice Oarase. oUt-y9 olLaston
~ rect
REPAIRING-I'articu o. Fords. the
way lt sn6uId dOne. Moderate charges.
Market street Gara4sc. <iia ..Iarkst.
SANON. car sIA-cylindcr touring ear. Good
c"naltioa Apply - East sixth
SELECTED USED CARS
1915 Chandler. Jwo tops, summer and
winter.
I9I- Pierce Arrow. 7-passengc
AZ ueHiy painted anc repaired.
Nsll-AlINlsIoS Al DSIDBIL<Es TO-
1eusA Srr,-t and Delaware Aye
SAVE ya.- old tires Fe nave specialized
On a process whereby no matter aow JId
a tire Wt can naAE II not only practically
ike new Eut eiy- you re mat VIII render
.srSlcs 10 $o4 Guaranteed IOr .,5DO miles.
Tor tess Iran aalt the lrlce ol uc" lire.
~ also specialize ID sulCanILing all BOrk
guaranteed EInpire bS4pIe 4 rea4 @0..
81 cnIpley street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
STEAMBOAT LINES.
[~1so.> To Philadelphia
and Chester

from t0artH street II nlrI
schedule Ia effect Monday SepttIlbe- 50.
subject 10 changeWif hout notice.
IeaSe Wilmington Tor Philadelphia week
days e&eCpt saturdays. a. = 81 .a0I
IL tn "a IA loo aud s6 90 y.
TN = tUcdaS9 and sundays. s9.3J .9.O3.
IL 80 IA ~ 4 so. > 90 4 10 and 10 .. ul
@~f0ps Al l'tun5e Grove.
Leave Philadelphia Tor Wilmington Wteh
days. except saturdays AT so and y "a
u N 80. L. and 600 D. nj
6ta Saturday, aud sundays ..sn II so
u. ia = ocIocA noon iao. t.t5. G.o0 and
O0 Is ia
MI 0lN1I0$- -FIN> = GROVE ROUTE
Schedule IN effect Monday. September 50
DAILY EXcepl sunday
Leave Wilmington at go. 100, 500, 600.
io.u0 4 o0 m. l. oclotA uoou. LOO.
III. 90. 40a 5e1 do9 500. 1000 and
T2guu y m
Lave PENN oease. la. 500 900.
IL 90 TOO a. III. l. CLOCK noon. 100.
II. 800. 400. 5Uo o0o. 90. 900. HOO
u III. l. 45 a.
SUNDAY schedule
teaNe Wilmington. o.30 500. lo.oD a. tu
- oelae6 noon. 90. LOO. SEQ 500. 1000
ana l2O0 III
i.ease fsan.s GROVE. ~. 90. 100 a
m loN. 3.01. 30 ZOO. 90. 1ioj .. III
and L - u IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
MASQUERADE AIIErS-

MASQ CERADE suits and wigs 60 MIRO
specialists tn paints and nnKe-ups Frauk
bieslnger, corner Fourth and Walnut slErol
Phone b395 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
MUSICAL.
MONEY 1GLOAN

bl.lAN AEE doNtI IOA> OFFICE
i4ctiiaS'' du1 ta'uif3 advance made ol
fatches diamonds. -earr> I Fa, p4op
- seseHtf stree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-16
9IEN(p,.RAPtil.

RRI>t ,oH .tenoqraphic work to Puniic
-tcnurrapher ifo's. du pHHf