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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-04-13
Our ''Buy-at-Home'' Department.
MANY PUT TRUST IN THE UNKNOWN.

':.S .1=s. Al nnS evenL. Won are n...
tected.
Why a person will place his emf.
dence in a stranger rather than .
friend or will trust in the unkno~.
rather than in that which is tane,hl.
Is something that is hard to unt,.,'
stand. Even the mail order house does
not pretend to know why it Is ~ ~
1t accepts conditions as it finds ~.
and makes the most of the onna.
tunlties that they offer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-04-13

The man who believes all ha -
doesn't always say all he believes.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
BACK UP RED CROSS,
MAJOR GROWS TIP

Back up the Red Cross; help It ali
the time" was the message Of Major
NJ. c. Grow 10 Delaware people. on
Thursday night After describing the
sufferngs of the Russian wounded for
lack of Red Gross equipment. tho
Major said il was mp TO the American
people 10 see that there was good care
taken Of their boys and backing up the
Red Cross would save the boys.
In an interview given 30 Mrs. Ida NJ.
Gibson General Pershing gives the fol-
lowing recommendation Of Red Cross
work:
No other organization since the
world began, has ever done such great
constructive work with the efficiency.
despatch, understanding, often under
adverse circumstances, that has been
done in France by the American Red
Cross in the last six months
THE work of the Red Cross has
been militarized: it Is the first great
constructive contingent of the Ameri-
can army.
AS strange as it may seem. even the
nation with the most men and most
money in the world today cannot wave
O. magic wand and sec an army OF
trained men arise.
when the American forces came nver
herc last spring the thought in the
minds of all was What can we do i'm
mediately- that will seem more than
promises TO France?'
"rhe members of my staff got TO
ecther and we decided that we could
with the aid Of the American Red Cross
in another way help France 10 fight her
battles until we were ready TO take our
place beside her out there on the 0gbi-
ing line.
Money was poured out profuselv
where it was needed. The American
Red Cross said, While the United
states is building its lighting machine
20 speedy and terrible perfection we
will steadily construct again the homes
and bring together the families that
have been scattered by the enemy. SO
that when victory comes 60 the Allies
he French soldier shall return TO a re-
habilitated home instead Of the desols
lion and universal chaos that usually
follows war
You see from this. Mrs. Gibson
hat the Red Cross helped the American
army to begin its battles for ideals and
democracy, even before our machine
runs and bursting shells have carried
tue message"
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
DANCE Al NEWARK

Suecial TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK Feb. IA delightful
dance was given Fciday evening in the
New Century Club by a number of the
town and college people. Among those
who attended We're
Mr.. and Mrs. nuhl. Mr.. and Mrs. John
f. Johnson AR. and Mrs. Ernest r.
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Town
scnd. Alr. and Mrs W. Z. Holton. Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Plumley, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. / Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Bonham.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fader, Mr.. and Mrs
J. p. Cam. Mr.. and Mrs. C.. a. McCue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Harrington. Of Phil
adelphia M. and Mrs J. ". Norris. Of
Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. J. w Mar
shall. of lorklyn; Mrs. L. B. Jacobs. Of
Wilmington Miss s. p Cahall. of
Bridgeville Miss Ethel CamnbeIl. Mss
Bislow Miss Catherine Heiscr. Miss
Duty Of Newark Miss Minnie Arm
slrong. Of Odessa Miss shopardson.
Miss Edith Spencer. Miss Elsie Wright
=. II. Bawlins, Professor T. n. Sraeer
W. O.. Anderson. Mr.. Nef. Mr..
Crow. Mr.. King. Mr. Bausmann. W.
n. Walker, Jr.. Norris n. Wright. Mr..
Armstrong, Mrs Samuel j.. Wright Mrs
W. II Murphy Mrs H. w. Campbell
and Mrs. John Pilling
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
BOARDING.

DOARDERs .wANTED-No 1920 du-
- pout S. ian3o-eod-1m.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
.Greenvillc

Greentillc.
February ii.-Carozzo Pietro, Henry
Clay; George Wadsley. New Castle. An
tonic Gaglardi, Philadelphia: Walter
T. Jackson, Christiana: Herbert ".
Price Newark. Charles Matthews.
Christiana Noah Slnev. Middetown
Joseph Hammond Newark; William i.
Rossell New. Castle: Nathan Miller.
New Castle: Harlan Webb, Centrevilie
Henry +. Mcclure. New Castle: James
IT, Anderson, Philadelphia; Horace
Manloye. New Castle; Nazzareno Crcs-
cenzo, New Castle Lynch S. Watts
Townsend: Thomas r. Dawson, Car
ney's Point; Roy s. Dickson. Middle
town; Charles s. Fleming New Castle;
Edward W Nhitlook, Blackbird.
February i5-Isaac Bordley, VII
minglon; Walter +. Marshall, Marshall
ton; Pietro Disimino. New Castle
James A. Martin. Aliddletown; Robert
A. Groves. Marshallton; Frank Gala
han. Wilmington; Jacob II Anderson,
Townsend; Roland Rees, New Castle
Allen r. White, Philadelphia; Wilbur
I. Roy. Summit Bridge; William H.
Waters. SMYRNA. Carl L. Justice. New
ark: iqnatz Toiielbaum, Wilmington.
John +. Hudson Newark: John Thom-
as Alfree, Townsend; Albert Starke>
state Road; Clifford Daniels, Christ
ana Samuel .. Scott, Marshallton' Al
bert L. Fry Philadelphia; Harry Z.
H8uson. Iron Hill. Nd
February i6.-Anthony Young, Red
Lion, Albert j. Briscoe, smyrna
Charles Brown. New Castle; William
O.. Saunders. Newark; Arthur 7. Wat
son. Delaware City; Clarence c. Bolden,
Hockessin; Robert Fowlsr. Wilmins
ton; Michael Tomarchis, Marcus Hook
Alonso Reed, Townsend Paul H. Col
Inns, Dayton, Ohio. Ralph l.. Gravatt,
New Castle Stannisias Koslovski,
William H. Hacketi, Newark; Joseph
J.. Moore. Wilmington: Harry Nell
yaiue, New Castle: Harry L. Allen,
New Castle; John +. Porter, Whining !
Newark; Joseph Manning New Castle.
ton; William Alexander. Porters.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
NOTICE


IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE
A and regulation adopted by tho Board
OF Harhor Commissioners .and approved by
tho Mayor on February q. 10lS. notice is
hereby given that leases on the following
wharf properties. coming under the iuris
diction of the Board Of HarbOr Commits
eioners. win expire ON tho -sth day of
February. 1Als
Tauqn Street Wharf
Shinley Street Wharf
King Street Wharf
French Street Wharf
Proposals win DE received af the office
OF the Board Of Harbor Commissioners I'm
the Municipal Building, on or before l1
o'clock a. 49,, on Tuesday, February lo.
1915 covering the leasing of the above
named properties for three, hve or ton
year periods. from March I. 1915 The
wharf property consists of the wharf line
aud so much Of the street lying back of
The wharf line as is al present or may IN
tho future be used for the wharf structure.
fnh1l-ft.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11

DOARD AND TABLE BOARDERS
- wanted at 80. 527 East Seventh ST.
febG.Gt
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
Information for Travellers
Time Of Departure Wilmington
Trains Married - Are Expresses


l'fSiSSslTI.vf,aSr, iS T.f, RtlfKoab af saR6'"
sG: sg $50 gis' 1900 1000 1iii' Mi2io.
$. o 5g $50 a3o' 4i5' 49, C, si2' 92h
40 Phisdeghis sg9day asG 400 100 so, LIS
7io. 75s,, ola. o9l 0io. 95s lilo @ @ ~
Y H.2sii. 55. Las ? ss, Gcs
sS. m@Ii 57.s5s s3s' io s
lass. Ng. ci7 !oEl So mrSgSes & r f
n nqsqe eosa c for New Easaod only leaving
gers of New % England a points sgsg oa J M En- En- T @ % @ @ carry ~
DELAWARE DIVISION.
zoo the STATE loo
days. A. Mi2o' 1873 7as ol2' Cape Charles Expresses Ml2ls
- EAITrMoRE ONO RAILROAD, - -
p ,iis N9.uEd o,es ia5s A. M il-' NV s-o Ai'-
. baltimore and washinEon sunidys M4%2' 500 n15' NJ
~ ~rliagphs. Nss asys 4 o7c' nes' p. NJ
flladpha. sundays A. li2,' N3s'. $40.
Eeasus and @sg sisas &
WIrsoN LINE STEAMBOATS,
MneT Schedule Owing 10 fee in The river boa not being orerid
Philadelphia A. 4i5 and $50
,,, . wILsISGToN-rENN sGRoyE EoT rEi , ,,
Wilmington nc M 700 300 aud
80 Leave Pfasgrye At O'Clock 100 Con
TO co. ons sgpYs8aN % Ts9rIEy 3 & r1s s ever, 20 minutes,
minutes sitter the hour ana haH hour for instance o. an 49,
hour hour The through
@ @ @bss sE y Ns % fssgs ssTs an4 P:' NJ @ Sy gay % % os @ MIN
Banayyu springs ard Market
car conaiag ait @ eaa su,r. chester Aonl1Ic
a9q Mest grows [ ,,e 55n @ sI@olaI az IS ~ saturday and sanda)
minutes the and 2o minutes the hour
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
in TESTINiONY

EVERETT G. JOHNSON.
febi1-1t. Secretary Of State
Evening journal., 1918-02-11

WANTED ROOMERS AND BOARD
w crs. 80. 800 S. Franklin street
Phone 2l03-J. feh9 30.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
WANTED-ROOMs.

I SATURDAY NOON. LAnYS $
- pockcthook. containing about $3.50. on
Edge Moor workmon'a train or between
Pennsylvania station oud Third and Mar
Ect streets Reward ~ returned TO 30.
1911 Scott ST. fcb1t-1t
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
ron RENT.

TOR RENT-FACTORY BUILDING
Il for light manufacturing purposes: size
Of building. 1876 feet by 80 feet. with drive
way. Three floors, n well lighted building,
good location. Tenth and Wilson streets.
For further Information, apply Mercantile
Printing Co., Corner Tenth and Wilson
streets dec29-tf
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
PunLlc SAFE


rVHE PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK. FARM
i ing Implements and household goods
ou Bread and Cheese Island tarn, De-
tween Newport and Stanton. VIII take place
YhuIsl lay. February a. at H. o'cllq3cekk noon.
g. 49, GROOME. T.. A. HIGGINS.
13151s1O,2O.
DUBLIC SALE or PERSONAL PROP
I erty on Monday. February 1s. l0le
20 Elsmere, Del, on Bmndywine Spring
trolley road, at / o'clock. Large lot of
good farming utensils and wagons Large
chicken house. 200 bushels of corn hy
bushel. fodder by hundio lot Of other
articles. J.. III. BALL 81 STBELE.
feb0-1t
DUBLIC SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED
viii soil ut public sale, on his fnrn.
one mile southwest of Newport ON Tues
day February t. 10lS. at IL o'clock noon.
tho following personal property Three
good work and driving horses two mules.
- good homo raised Guernsey COWS. two
heltera, one Tat bull luur shoats ana iuil
line of farming Implements, all in good
order Terms of sole lsce largc hand
IT. wM MARK
W. n. LANIN. Auctionecr
ELLIS HICKS. Clerk 1nu20 fcb26.91l
DUBLIC sALE-FtRNITUBu RUGS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WILL BE
SOLD AT SIInuAN s. SONS AUCTION
STORh. 40 t1 p. FOURTH STREET
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1918, AT
O'CLOCK = a. SHARP.
Brass Beds. Euamelcd Beds. rclf Mat
freRaef three piere Iivingroom Suite. ln
/ blue leather. Mahogany Bedroom Suito cost
Sl2j, Leather Couch. Cabinet Gas Range
( Oak Library Suite. Mahogany Library
Table. handsome Dinlngroom Suite. cost
S1i1; set Of Dishes. pillows. Dressers and
/ Chinonlers, Wicker Chairs. Rockers Etc
RUGS RUGS RUGS
- new Rugs in Administer Body Brus-
sells, Tapestry Wool Fibre; sizes DID,
S3xl06. 16xo Ox0 now colorinc and do
signs. We positively guarantee that these
rugs viii be sold at q saving of from So
TO SO q rug; price them anywhere and
SEQ us sell them. go new Mating Rugs; col
ors green. blue, tam. red size 9xf2 only
heavy and reversible Several small rugs
STlDHAM son.
fcbf1-3t Auctoncers.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
FEBRUARY H.

.
The people Of this birlhdatc win be
found great lovers of amusement in
every form They are usually found
I'm large cities The men are natural
politicians and financiers and the wo-
men lead in social life
When awake Co their fun powers,
these people are The strongest in the
entire Zodiac. They have remarkable
powers of healing. are intuiiiyc, alb
s0rb lrv,ledee without apparent ef-
fort
This is o masculine. talkativc sign
but ihe women are the most forceful
and have masculine qualities of mind
There is a strong love for fine per
-onal appearance and rather sla1ish
Difference 20 public opinion
The planets are saturn and Uranus
7nd the sign is Aquarius. the water
bearer The birthstone is an amethyst.
The coming fwo weeks are under
favorable planetary Influences for the
.rt-1rl .nr Uf Am nDu-ahold interests
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
ApARrMENrs ron nENr.

-l-l--l '--l----7r--------
rI1HREE ROOM APARTMENT. FUR
Il nisbed. possession at once; refer
encc. no children. No 50J ". Thirtieth
street Phone 277J febs-3t
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
sEMING MACnINFs.

CEWING MACHINES a WEEN.
- White. Standard and Golden STAR 1913
up. Machine parts, renlirs Hem .tchinG.
Phone 1878. RockefelicrF. so. 2l4 West
seventh ST. febg.1vr
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
TlPEWRITEns

fFiTPEW RITERS RENTED - THREE
A. months. $500 Rental applied on pnr-
chase. Sold $500 monthly Tvpewrifers
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Tyne-
writer Exchange, second floor, n W. Cor
nor Seventh and Market sts auce2-ff
WE CAN FURNISH EVERYTHING FOK
w ohlce All makes typew riters. cash
registers, stationery printing and rubber
stamps.
OTTicE SUPPLY a. TYPEWRITER co
Phone 5ils-R. s0j Ford Bldg
mayi5-tL
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.


GTATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
= SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DlSSOLUIION.
To An TO Whom These Present May
Come, Greeting
Whereas. II appears 10 my satisfaction.
hy duly authenticated record of the pro-
"ecdngs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by tho consent of ah the stock
holders deposited 10 my Office. thc Texas
dupont Powder Company. corporation of
this state, whose principal odlce j. situ-
ated ia the city Of Whining
ton, county Of Ncw Castle State
Of Delaware. III Mahoney being
upon whom process may be served. has
complied with the requirements Of tho
Corporation Laws of the state of Della
ware as continued in 1918 Section 1 60
2lOl, section lef. Chapter 60. of the Re
vised Statutes of 1918. as amended. pre-
liminary to the issuing of this
CERTIFICATE on DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore. 7, Everett q. Johnson.
Secretary of state of the State of Delaware.
do hereby certify that the said corporation
did, on the ninth day Of February. A. ID
1918, file Ia the ofiicc q duly executed
and attested consent. In writing 90 the ais
solution ot said corporation, executed by an
the stockholders thereof which said con-
sent and tho records Of the proceedings
aforesaid. are now on file in my said
in TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. I
have hereunto
set my hand aud
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal, at
Secretary's Office Dover. this 9th
1850 Delaware 17o3 day OF Feb, in
1911 the year Of our
Lord. one thou
sand, nine hun.
drcd and cigh-
tech.
EVERETT G. JOHNSON.
febll-lt Secretary Of state.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
JUNK DEALERS

FJNK DEALER-YvE BUY RAGS. IBON.
- brasf. newspapers. second hand flrn,-
ure ana pay fn' nosf prices ll Delaware.
H Sloan. so Jog Madison street ID q A.
hone 1882 Automatic o0s5 ian-1-fyr
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
MissEJrsE.

HOLDEN INSTITUTE FACE COB
K Il rector An hlemishes removed from
face and body Imperfect figures birth.
disease or accident corrected Rough
coarse pores smo0fhcd and skin refined
Complexion cleared Hollows and wrinkles
removed. Failing hair and dandrud re-
moved in 10 days guaranteed SO. 6o2
Equitable Bldg. Phone ISL Hours to
and TO fehb i'm.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
RTCIsTEWs ORDER.


ESrATE or WILLIAM JOHNSON, DE
~ CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes
menury upon the estate Of William John
a0n. Into OF Christiama hundred deceased
yroro duly granted unto Josephine Richard
on the twenty second day OF January, a. y
/ fo1s mud an persons Indebted 60 the sni'
/ deceased ere requested 10 mako paymen
to the cxecutrix. without delay. and nj
persons having demands against tho dc
ceased are required tO exhibit and prescu
rho anme. duly prohntcd. 10 tho said on
ccutriy on or before tho twenty second dnl
Of January. a. ID. 1912, or abide by tho law
in this behalf
JOSEPHINE RICHARDS. ExecutriK.
Charles b. Evans, Esq, Attorney at Law
Ford BIDS. Wilmington, Del tan2i Gods
TsrATE or JOSHUA CONNER. DE
- CEASED
Noticc is hereby given that Letters Ies-
tlmenfary unon the estate OF Joshun Con
were duly granted unto Joshua Christy
Conner ana Wilmington Trust Company.
on fbe fifteenth day Of January, A. u
1918. and an persons indebted to the said
deceased are requested to make payment
TO ] Christy Conner. No 2So Mar
ket street without delay, and ali
persons having demands against the dc.
ceased are required 10 exhibit and present
the same. duly prObateu. 10 the said cX
cCutors. on or before the fifteenth day of
january, A. ID. 1919. or abide by the law
no this behalf
JOSHUA CHRISTY CONNER
WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY.
JANIS -eod-0t Executors
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
BUSINESS NOTICE.
NOVING nm HATTING.
MONEY 10 IOAN.


W 10 suit Real Estate for salo VIII
liam ID. Jones' So SOB sh.rley street.
ian3o- 1m
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

-------,~---~--.----l.~----
NEvANTED-TO RENT MY FARM OF
w $50 acres. on thirds. Have "A nice dairy
Good opportunity for man who has
help Address Charles Walton, Iron Hilli
Cecil Co, Nd febll-'t'
CUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT GLEN
- rich. on Newport trolley line, gray
stone house, rooms. bath and porch, with
garage: modern improvements. two acres
ground possession 10Th Of March. No.
5O7 w. Front ST. jan1G- wed-sat-mon-J q.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-ABOUT FIVE ACRES OF
i land good buildings. good water,
plenty ~ fruits on the boulevard; i've
miuutes' walk to Meudenhall Terms easy
u ~ sharpless. Mendenhall, Pa. febs-5t
ON EASY TERMS. HOUSE, FIVE
~ rooms bath. front porch, furnace. back
Fphraitn. No 3 West Fourth St.
1an2S-eOd-6t.
EnO FOR DWELLING 6 ROOMS
- 4 eDOU and bath. renting for 81 /;
severed q good Investment
TATNALL a. co,
febg-6t 2l3 W. Ninth ST.
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sITUATioNs WANTED- M.

CHAUFFTUB AND WIFE WANT PO-
- siuon IN private family no. 10 w
Thirteenth ST. fch3-et
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SANITARY WORKERS.

NJ r. KELTER-S SANITARY. ODOR-
AtAs LESS EXCAVATING.
Office. S. w Cor Fourth and West SITS.
ID. s. A. Phone 511s. oct21-tf
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
Try CLARENDON HOTEL

Virginia Ave, near Beach.
All rooms with hot and cold running
water Private baths. write FOR rates ana
booklet MONROE HUTCHINs.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
ROOMS FoR RENT.

r1WO UNFUDNIsHED ROOMs-RAY-
mond II Stout. No. GA Irench street
febo-St
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HELP WANTED.

w lrst-class cook; one who ia able 20
work neat and fast, good salary white
preferred Address John Coliyer. Bethle-
hem Steel Shipbuilding Corporation. Hnr-
ian Plant tanol-f
Evening journal., 1918-02-11

The coming iwo weeks are under
favorable planetary Influences for the
advert4n1 of AN household interests
in The Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11

.>--->>--,>,,--, -----~'----------.
ANTED--LAROEEES. aprif ny
Rites Co.. Limited Chrlsaana Ave.
near Lohdoils. jan'-tt
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MUSICAL
PALAIIsTs.

Mrs WORTH. PIANIST NO. aiq
AfA shipley street. Phone 1898. no sun
day work. jan3t Inn.
nTADAM NARROW BUSINESS ME-
fl dium, clairvoyant, palmist infor.
nation clear, concise, 10 the point. names
and dates evil influences removed. has
un equal. unites the separated. 10 90 &
O'Clock daily. sundays included No 1907
Fairmount Ave. Philadelphia Bell
Phone Poplar 469S-W. nov2i-tf
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STORAGE.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED AT
Il reasonable rates. in Gght, clean. ven
tilated rooms Phone 1870. VI. Rosen-
blatt. 40 Gil W Front St jan2i-cod- I'm
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WANTED.

NETANIED-1fEN WOMEN A,-D CulL.
~ drcn af Delaware % contribute fo
Our Boya OBJ France Tobacco Fund" 25c
sends one carton 81 sends four Use cou-
non in todavs Journal augl3-tf
Evening journal., 1918-02-11
WALLPAPER.

NOW Is THE TINE TO HAVE YOUR
~ papering done: 50 up. Ben KrOn, No
uOl Lancaster avenue. phone 3o4G-R.
uov0-tf.
Evening journal., 1918-02-11

doom AND BOARD ~ APARTMENT.
~ for two mcn. Apply evenings, 40. 1t-3
W. Fourth ST. jau.0.eod-1m.
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nrLr wANrrn-aIALr.

HELP WANTED-aIALE.
.--,>>-.->---4--~---- ---->>------.~~---------->
TXTANTED--LAB APrLf ny
~ rites Co.. Limited Chrlstians Ave.
near Loodens Jan.-tI
TxPERIENCED TRUCK DRNEH
~ wanted. Address N-30. Evening jour
nal omce. ienll-i'.
HXTANTED- Man. ENpERI
W enced in clerical work state age. ex
N-52 h7eniaE Journal oiice iehli--t
yXTANTEp-wAsuER. WHITE, IN
" pcriencci ON automobile work. %
general utility man packard Motor tal
Co. No 2io ". Ninth ST. febs-3t
VXTANTED- EXPERIENCED sTENoG.
" rapher. one who IS quick aud ac'
five: good chance for advancement. AZ.
dress N-Si. Evening journal ohico tenll-oi
yyTANTED- EXPERIENCED REsTAUR-
w ant cook Holts. No East Fourth
street Apply between , and y. N
D0Y WANTED TO SERVE AFTER.
ferred. Apply at once, 80. 5l5 Shipley g.
WANTED GOOD COLLECTOR
W one who IS thoroughly acquainted
With the city. must be willing 70 wors
hard Apply W. q. Farley, SO. 5i3 Mar
ket street fcbn-St
IrIRsr CLASS MAcHrusTs; HIGu-
II est wages paid. Bonus. Amply I'm.
rIn fIl.
Rubber Co. over Eleventh Street Bridge.
decS-u
r,ARAER WANTED TOR SMALL FARM
A. near city either on shares cor waeee
Must be eoher and ryfilhic 0ooi place
Address M-33 Evening Journal once
febii-St
CroREKEEprR AND RECEIVING
- clerk wanted in a large manuiacturine
salary and reference Address ~ Lleu-
Ing Journal Olice lcnn-et.
cALEsMAN or HIGHEST TYPE. glNE
y personality. good address and hig
money-maker. by weu established aud la-
Vornhly known company OF this city
Splendid opportunity. Experience not ea-
sential No. Oh Orange ST. iebll-lm.
HELP WANTED-FEllALE
~
CIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWORK.
" Nc. 700 ". Nineteenth ST. iehn-2t
cwEDIsH OR POLISH GIRL FOR GEN
- eral homework. WaEee $50 per month.
room and board. Phone 6l5L febli--L
VXTANTED-s rENOGRAPHER sOME
experience Apply Miller Bros
Nirth and King sts. lan-'-u
TTTANTED-AuDDLE AGED WHITE
~ woman for general housekork, Apply
No. So Washington &C. iao'-at
XXTANTnD - TWO WOMEN. ALSO
w girls. Apply T. " L. Laundry, sizth
and orange SIS iepil at
VXTANTED- EXPERIENCED sTENOG
w rapher; one who is quick and active
good chance for advancement Address
F-9s, Evening Journal Omce. febii-6t
WANTED - GIRLS FOR OFFICE
w work. must be good, plain writer's.
Apply I. X L. Laundry, Sixth and Orange
ala' i3uil-''
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CUCCEss FROM MY PRIVATE IN
> strucfion in stenopraphy IS assured
from the vcrv beginning NJ YOU simpiy
study a short time each day DnN even
ing and corresnondenco instruction. Al
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VXyANTHD - sTENOGRApnER OR
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-12-17
MR.. cHuRCHlLL's I'VE"

Mr.. Winston Churchill may or may
not speak for the British nation when
1--WE enter the peace conference with
the absolute determination that no
limitation shall be imposed on our
right to maintain naval defense. We
do not intend, no matter what argu'
ments. or appeals are addressed to us.
10 lend ourselves In any way TO any
lettering restrictions which will pre-
vent the British navy maintaining It's
well tried and wen deserved suprem-
acy."
II Mr. Churchill's idea is the idea OF
the British government and the Brit
ish people IL viii not be advisable 10
waste any time at the peace confer
ence in discussing limitations of ar
gument IL Is possible however, that
Mr.. Churchill's use Of the 1--WE" Is un
authorized. and that he gives expires
sion merely TO his own sentiment.