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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
LAWS SUGGESTED
BY GRAND JURY
II Completed its Years Work To.
day hen il Reported to
the Court.

The Grand jury concluded its work
for the wear TODAY When il presented rs
report 10 Judge, Rolcc ami Rice. ~ the
court 81 General Session, Il made
he following recommendations
Parole Law Fiat law similar ~
laws Id other State bo enacted Whereby
prisoners released -hould 10 placed ID
chjrgc OF parole officers tpr 4 certain
pcrbod
holi-c hr provided lnr keeping WtrcoS Is
waiting for tollr, instead .! OBTAINING
them n PRISON
llkeal ~alr 1t Drugs IN unusually
large number ~ case, fof the alleged
sale 1t ,lc4di, drugs vcrc brought before
IL during thr Year especially hat winch
is called heron Thc increasing u.s.
ot tins drug demands ~Cuou> attention
VIC recommend that The present laW hr
amended providing severe prnatir> for
lis Illegal sale or unlawf, possession
Pawn Brokers We would Irgc conn
pIetc enforcement of the laws regulating
the business of pawn brokers tnd dealers
III second hand goods rom cases
brought before ,is their business methods
seem To inYtc the patronage 81 petty
thieves or unfnriunatco under the n-
tiucncc Of drugs or liquor
Removal m Grade Crossings Nc
would urge tile removal of dang, rnu-
grade crossings l1y suitable legislation
~ soon rs poS>ihie and pending the
enactment and carving out such iccl>la-
tion that watchmen be placed at iil
such crossings II iii times Ii i pro-
fccfion 10 the travelling public
.IurNmcu Allowance We would RED
oumcnd that the per diem Of members
= b.a fr-ssrt4 ~ ~ bEv t,rf
he increased " { would also recommend
that room be provided for grand jury
Witnesses and also i clock room for tAc
jurors
state Detective The work il ,hc
Office Of tie state detective Is increasing
10 such an extent that VIC recommend
the establishments of state defective
bureau, and that he salaries be common-
surate with the work
Deputy Attorney General We roc
ommcnd legislation which Will provide
for an additional deputy attorney gen
eral III order that the legal business uf
the State may be more efficiently and
promptly carried out such an official
We believe IS now needed in tins State.
During the Year h.. grand jury con-
sidcred 5a7 indictments finding 544 tr8c
bills and igncrng 81 The usual yIsn,
were made to the county institutions.
Including the Vorkhn1lsc and tarm. Ferris
Industrial School alnshouse. Hope Farm
and he Industrial school for Girls These.
properties were All thoroughly inspect ed
and we're found 10 be in good condition.
With the means n their disposal the
report says. we bchcve they are efficient
y managed
Recommendation i made mat the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
HUN PROP AGAND|STS
BUSY HERE AGAIN
Organized and Working to Let Ger
many Off Easy at Peace Conven-
ton. II S. Is Warned
Il, >~s.rta'ra i.rc~- Ever evening

II, N~surtafed Frcs- - Fvers Evening
Washington N4< l~ Government
tgeuf ~, evIdcnc,@ that 1ierTnan proIa-
eIheIa machinery n he | nfed States
Icing pu' Id working 0lder again -
promote lcreHeE toward GcrmaHh u
t.ae, ternz oueeqQcatit department
II Jtistt, oihrlais today warned hat hc
p4tiir should remain Watch'u against
resumption ii organized propaganda
by interests formerly actively prot iernau
amt for Ii, pa4t year passive.
Concerted movement i apparent, nt-
fcial- saS III uttcranc'> of nanE ndi-
yidqal-. tcv org1ilz.t' ion- formerly nci We
faf German interests sHd saIn" rev s.
pape1- / here Is ~ organized leader
,h.p. II IS believed. bur local interests
have taken fhcir aGe from official pleas
tram Germany fnr ienlencs II arrmsfiee
AMI anaI peaee terms
Illustrating he attlttid. nat hc a4T
and IS dangers are not Yet over. IS
,tated that department u las'Ige agcucies
have ordered the lnternment = Sone
Germans since the armIaticc Ms ,igntd
4 week aye.
Othcal report. show German repre-
sentaiIvtS ia various parts oi the WUrc
still actively engaged IN spreading pTopa
eauda u create and enhance feeling q
hostility toward The nlfed States ans
the allied countries Echhardl the no-
tarlolls German ambassador 81 McNIe,
CitN. again IS reported DOING his utmo>
10 make Mexico hostile 10 ;hc Unite,
states and Is abie - have misleading
articles published in the >cmI-otheia
Mexican papers Recently he had pub
l.>hed throughout Mexico that the Ger
man army had not been defeated and thai
the German navy still was fighting h,
allied nAyIe-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips of the Afflicted.

Ee1cnA Tettgr Fry stpelas. aud other
terrifying conditions of the SKIN are deep
seated blood Diseases and applications oi
saIvcs. lotions and washes can only afford
temporary rciicf, without reaching tht
real seat OF the trouble Ba, just heeaas,
local treatment has done YOU no good
there Is no reason to despair \ ou SIMPLY
have not sought lie proper treatment,
that is within Your reach
You have the experience Of others who
have suffered as you have to guide YOU t.
u prompt rlidance OF blood aud skin
diseases No matter how terrifying the
irritation no matter how Hnit.arable the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
CANNOT IDENTIFY DROWNED MAN.
Coroner Seeks Data Regarding Body
Found in Brandywine.

The body a an unidcntltied man
was recovered from the Rrandyvlne
creek. near Guycncourt bridge. early
Yesterday morning. in a bad state Of
decomposition
Al employees disk from the Atlantic
Loading Company, bearing hc NUM-
ber 665> IN q pocket, ) the only clue
police have to the man identity The
body i ~ tho morguc Coroner Me
Crcry i investigating
The Atlantic Loading Company has an
office 1T II Broadway. New York but i
could not be learned where the plant was
located on whose pay roll the number
given WAS located
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
TROUBLE OVER AUTO.

Detectives Mahoncy and FairchiId
were obliged - arrest Gcorge W Reese
of 934 Lancaster avcnuc this morning
On account ot ms opposition 20 their
rcplcvenng an automobile Of winch h.
clslncd ownership. which They found IN
tie Vim garage on Fifth street between
Madison and Monroe
Defective Prucc NJ nt,man. ofPhladei-
pila representing the Insurance company
which had paid Il loss of 81 100 on a Buick
touring ear, winch was stolen in that city
last February, traced il trough used
ear dealer ;hcrr and lately followed the
clue 10 this city
The matter Will come up in City Court
tomorrow. il IS expected
The original owner Of the car was
Louis Rlumberg Of jl4 North Fourth
street. PhiladeIphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
PISO'S
Be CAREFUL OF
THE AFTER EFFECTS
After the Flu" or Any Serious
Illness the Whole System
Needs to be Strengthened
and Built Up.

Don't make the serious mistake Of
thinking you are well as soon as you are
Up and around Ia the case Of Spanish
Influenza this i specially true but after
amy serious illness extreme care should be
exercised and tie period Of doctorng con
tinued for some time
II the doctors advice and the additional
cost Of his prescriptions seem too ex-
pcnaive men take Chasco-E Vim, d tasteless
cod-llver and iron preparation for all weak
and rundown conditions 1t is pleasant.
reconstructlVe tonic and is both strength
creating and bodybuilding and often
increases the vitality as much as 100 per
cent IN two weeks
1t also acts as preventative from coughs
colds and other pulmonary troubles
Chasco-Nin can be obtained il Whining
ton at the Miller Drug Store. 404-4O6
Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

itching and hurnng of Tie skln. ) ;.
vii promptly reach the seat of the trouble
and forever rouf from the blood every
trace of the dlsgasa just as i has for
others Who have suffered Is yoa haya
This grand blood remedy has been used
for more than fifty years, and yon have
only to giveit fair trial 70 be restored 70
perfect health.
cur chief medical adviser is An author
~ on blood and SKIN disorders, and b.
vii take pleasure II giving YOU such
advice rs your individual ease may
need. absolutely without cost Write
today. describing your ease 70 medical
department Swift Specific Co, l54 Swift
Labor tory Atlanta. On
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
Mil r trtis ptic Oil Know As
Snake Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain in Few
Minutes

Try Il right now for rheumatism 'Se1i
falFia gmt ago. sore. stlf AMI swniien
Joints pains In the hcad hark and imb@
rorns IHlnInuS Il After oHc application
pain usually disappears as II ~ magic
new remedy used internally hn1 -.
formally for Coughs olds, Group sore
Throat I1tphf Inertia and Tonsiits
I his 0if u conceded - fe nc mos penN
tratinE trm.dy known Its profnbf ana
immediate effect ~ relieving pair s dur
70 thr fact fhat il pencfratcs 10 'he q
feCted PARTS ~ once As an Illustration.
Iour I'm DrapS On the thickest pieee ~
sole leather and il rill penetrate this ~lt
stance through and through in three min
utf4
Acscpt No sni.sit'nte Thtz ercsf Du i
galien -cd rpior oul5 Fvery bottle gflar
anttetf stc sA4 and 81 10 a botfle or
money teflndtd af Eckerd brug store
Wilmington fFsi ff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

Ter 200 wears Gold Me.4a I!aar.am 1}i
mas saat .e,i ,aTerlug htuuarfs "a e.a-
stand attacks II Kidney ver Elt-atr
and stomach troubles and ~ diseases
connected with the argnary rgaas. aua 3
build uu ai.d -estt r. 10 health rgaE,
weakened bl disease These ,4.~t u4p,rf-
ant organs uU~t - uateae
they Sitter and purity ID ae'-
they 10 their N,rk we 9e.Ho
Weariness, ,.eepie~~ut~~,
dependency patkagba ~;.m
pains IN he lolns and N
Gravel difficulty when grIl.a-ll-
SIN >clatlca amt l.u!ut-e ~.
81 trouble with vaur lllnsts s..e3-
Ha.r,om 1d CaPssle- ''.E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18

,a4 -tr. 4,t arar "'.r eser. .l7p
rr4 a.4.ag -laA- .a-9 .ar "- s1.
.rL % -t.eEs If. rtes l-
n.5.-ua> ..a a 4ns ra,.tG 1s r~i.
ta..au tr.. aar norm b. Fzar. .ta- been
-.,.g5e,. .laUa1. r-att4cu. .ar white
- -.tr arse, analtion and pre-
r.n -.t.ra ftta. -ea~c.
Dau a .aa prs Incapable 5.
a1 start tt,aa1 ,ai1 llcda iiaar-
af,4e~ Today ulr rug
rs. cgc-rll.y reiunl Eu4r uoHes
tttna- satisfied AItb results Bur =,
,ar, p. the original imported t,oii
lEeJa. nd accept no substitutes I'M
rec SIZES Sealed packages. A. lI
srg ~terr>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18

1t gets you in the head or back
suddenly-and oh, how you suffer
all on account of that little influenza
bacillus. ltis fact that when nature
tries to throw off the poisons from
the body the result sometimes is in
fammation of the kidneys. There
fore. the best way is to assist nature
as much as you can either before or
after the attack by throwing off the
poisons (toxinsl from the body thru
the excretory organs, such as the
bowels. skin and kidneys. Drink
plenty Of hot water. hot or cold
lemonade. take DR. Pierce's Anuric
Tablets for the kidneys and back
ache. Then take an occasional pur-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
YOUNG NECRESS
ADMITS STEALING
FROM THREEST0RES
Because of Her Youth and Promise
to Reform She is Paroled
by the Court.
OTHER CASES HEARD TODAY

In the Court of General Sessions today
Lottic Thomas, aged Is years, pleaded
guilty to charges of the larceny of dress
valued nj S35, from Market street
store, n fur, valued nj S65 from another
store and dress. valued at go, from
another In The firA case Judge Boyce,
on application of James salisbury,
attorney, parolcd her 10 Frank Stout
for two wears The other two cases were
retired
Iiolmcs Jones, charged with the larceny
of crushed stone from John Bader,
appeared before Judges Poycc and Rice
and requested that the court instruct
the clerk of the peace To subpoena Ger
tain witnesses, alleging the attorney
general told The clerk not to subpoena
them on .Iorcs request Attorneys en-
cral Rcinhardt objected To the court
listening to Jones personally, SAVING
application should hc made by Jones
attorney. Herbert II Ward, IN The
court sustained Mr. Rcinhap s objection
Thomas Il Crawford, Negro, aged Is
years, charged with operating David
Iiudsay's automobile without the con
sent of the owner. pleaded guilty and
WAS sentenced to pay ilnc "t Si'Hl aud
costs ON application Of ] Frank Tall
committed 10 the county worhhousc
Was parnlcd Ia Frank Stout for one year
Judge Pnycc told Crawford be- had
operated an automobile n q speed cx-
ccc,lng 10 miles an hour and ordered
that he surrender his operators hccnse
10 Mr. Stout Thc defendant aso was
told that should 10 operate an antomoIle
curing tho ensuing wear he would t1c
arrested and sent to the workhoG-c
Nhlc Crawford Was operating Nlr
LINDSAY ( automobile without tho con
sent d. the owner Il colldod ~ Eleventh
and KING streets with Ncnu pc auto
truck. and both cats were damaged and
a door and window ~ the 'adiliaC Ga
rage were demolished
In tho case 0f horace fhnna9. charged
with violating The Stat, dtug act Judge
Rice issued attachr,cnt~ t,r ~aIhe Clark
and John Woo,
ru>notn VIM uffei> eNi
Rrf1rc Judge Elre. III ,ourt-ronn1
M JurN tried thc c.-c n Eleanor
lIand,. Negro, charged with violating
thc State drug 9t h> giNug hcron
to hcssc Rcddcn. a-n raInrrd AttorncN
General Rclnhnrit lud Deputy Irccu
represented the ~tat,. and Leonard |
Nalc- was cour~cl fnr the i.lsuse Rcddcn
tc~rfcd that ~ cave Eleanor 80 c"nts
September Is fnr the purrha,. II hcro.
III fur 'hcr mutlra uec and the> shared
ihr drlg II 10i Nc~t Second trert
after ~h, lad obtained Il ~ H. Mast
Incton street Onccr seirnla~rr >ud
hc ~aN TITO enuplc l-lng the dtne ud
tnld IL thclr arrest ~'a'r lart,rolorist
Watson testified 'hat hgrn sinrlc
of Which was exhibited. i compound
ot morphine titornrS ll,- asked
tha' thr cas- III dismissed ,l1nnlng
that the law aprhcd ta thc seller .lass
anl not u the u~,r~ II lle uoifon
Was denied, and The aae. ua~ continued
until afternoon
Judge Bnycc TODAY discharged oyer
and rcrmincr u.rl uull Wednesday
III till SupcrI,- Court argument Of
rlvlI ISl.t WIS deferred until u,Nt \ o 1!ny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18

gative made up of May apple,
leaves of aloe. jalap and made into
tiny sugar-coated pills to be had
at every drug store as DR.. Piercc's
Pleasant Pellets. To build up after
the grip to make red blood and
fill the body with vim, vigor and
vitality, take an iron tonic, known
as Irontic," and sold at most drug
stores or that we'll known herbal
tonic which has been so favorably
known for the past fifty years,
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry This is made from roots and
barks of forest trees and brings
the freshness of the woods right
to you'll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
COL. LAYFIELD HONORED.
Elected Secretary and Treasurer Of Rail
road Conductors for 25th Year.

Col John T LayGcld of 800 Con
cord avenue relircd Pennsylvania
railroad conductor. was sIgually honored
At the annual meeting of Wilmington
Diysiou, 40 224 Order of Railroad Con
ductors. which was held yesterday IN
the Masonic Temple, when he was re-
elected secretary and treasurer for the
25th year
Other officers were elected as follows
Chief Conductor q X Carlisle; As
sistant Chief Conductor, II tasom
Senior Conductor, " II Morris: Junior
Conductor, Nj ] Hobbs, Inside SentI-
mel + G Cooper: Outside Sentinel.
] r Hitch, Trustees, ] I Sweeney
+ J. Eeascy ana " II Morris, Dele
gate III the meeting 81 the Grand Dlvi-
sion In 81 Louis, Mo, next May, +. L.
Neasey Alternate, j, Il sweeney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
TOO l.Af r. i.A>stF i

SAIESIADN To ~0cl, et"at >'oFt
Chocolate shop .eA
BOY ro ua-k afu ~so srns9S5-
II soda IQunta#n 2eSeia Nt1t. =
renih street.
Bt.<CH d >e2, act@ean Ielrt7.> ..a7aky
and 2tG Dc}aWart aNeit-' tNs'-t" ~
livery Excutug 0fte
80 >,-,.t.f, S.4.u ..,.4,s... .ns5l4 NOT NafC~
s;le. AIir,ss 4 B. Every Evening
once
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
Deaconess' Home Needs Help.

In connection with the announce
ment that next Thursday will be dona-
tion day at the Riddle Memorial Dea-
coness Homo, 307 West street the state
ment was issued today that the home
is particularly in need Of help this year,
and the request was made that friends
Of the institution make liberal dona-
tons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
DISSECTS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Methodist Ministers Hear News Of
RaLtimnnre Expert.

An address on Christian Science WAS
delivered before the Methodist Minister
Association tins morning by J. Marvin
Chambers II Baltimore Mr. Chambers
went INTO details discussing the subject
committee consisting Of Revs..
Wells Jones and Harris were appointed
to nominate officials for the next term
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
Fremen ) Executive Board.

Because ef rne Influenza epidemic.
.l.a Volunteer FIremeu /. Executive Board
,.ia nut meet In september nut rs the
health 9ndltlonS oi 'np rtr are nack
f5 ..rma. meetings "..l te resumed.
Iha rr-r .nr 21ll 5c aci. 7uorrnw night
ae aEl." rpt.-e Il r Water Witch
t.-e El. aa Il view t rlc iacr thar n-
norg ILL. tQatter- re to receive attenrnn
li III rl.- member ar- aXpecred - -e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
ACCUSED or LIQUOR SALE.
Ernest Harry said q have Soid Irtnri-
rants 10 soldiers

Erucst Harr, n IL West -nnf street
aa- rrugrt efnre Cnrnmissloner Ma
4tFr r.s morning. y Il charge ~ selling
lfucr Nh -ridIcr~ and As heid in 1000
na5i fr appearance at he December
-arTn IL the District curt
Testimony 2as gwen tG the cffert hat
hr pprvore ~ almcs- Rn sinsals way .
rfGl sarlc~ from Aberdeen Dix ana Meade
i0zens at fne likewise 5askCtfuls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
Coal Costs Sl.O5 a Ten More

The retail price of eoal II tins city. as
we'll rs everywhere else n ;he country
Will be s % mere per ton nov than Il y Is
uptothi> time This j, duetothe increased
wage scale granted the miners on I'll
coal mined since November
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
A.acn WlOrnlng,
You Won't Need Cascarets

Great exereisel Keeps Stomach Liver and
Bowels active Nothing like it Splendid
But If you insist upon taking your exercise in
easy chair you simply must take laxative
occasionally The very very best laxative is Cssoarets
10 cents a box. They work while you sleep
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18

trari-law Balcrski whose motor rar
'~Iet sttie rlri aevn-4l dav. ago .r7s
trnd s5u tor uot having tac required tag
un rt- r4r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-18
Colds Grow Better

surprisingly sooo. throat Inflammation disap-
pears, irritation Is relieved and throat tick
ling stops when YOU use reliable time-tested
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-07-27
MIR. THOMAS P

Elsewhere IN this issue appears the reply Of Mr.. L E..
Thomas to the editorial appearing in The Clarion of last Saturday,
entitled where Lee Emmett Thomas Shines Again
Mr.. Thomas does not reply but simply comes back with his
IN Louisiana acquainted with politics and the records of her public
men knows that Mr.. Thomas is great on figures, strong on stats
tics. 1t is a disease he acquired in the longago, and under the
theory that you cant teach an old dog new tricks, = he fails to
grasp any other situation but one dealing with dollars and cents
and forgets apparently the human side of every question.
Mr.. Thomas does not answer The Clarion. AS usual his en-
tire stock of campaign thunder consists of Facts and figures"
AS he sees them. lid fires a broadside of milk-and-water dope to
prove that he is righ9in opposing the candidacy of Governor Hall
for senator. He says. that the administration of the former ex-
eeutiye was a failure, Evidently Mr.. Thomas forgets, or tries to
forget, that he was part and parcel of that administration. He
was speaker of the house and as such occupied a position next in
-iaportance and power to the governor himself. It has been free
lY charged and never denied to anyones satisfaction that the break
between Nh. Thomas and Governor Hall was due to the fact that
the governor refused to let Mr.. Thomas dictate the disposal of GER
tain political patronage. Hence the statistician from Caddo began
til aid in "~wrecking'' the Hall administration. Then, accepting
this as true, if the Hall administration was a failure, as Mr.. Thorn
rs charges, Mr.. Thomas was a part and parcel Of that failure and
BE partly responsible for, it is charged, he used his power as
speaker to obstruct many meritorious bills that he thought might
ala the administration in making its platform pledges good.
Dir. GeIbke Of jefferson has well answered any and all filings
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-07-27

Mr.. Thomas makes at Governor Hall. The mayor Of Gretna shows
up in his true light the head of the state board of affairs, and gives
the public an mixing of the why's and wherefores of Mr.. Thomas
tactics in the past and his present deepseated desire to encompass
the defeat of Governor Hall.
We dom know whether we can add any more to what the doc
tor says and we will await with curiosity the long columns Of fig
ures that we feel sure the statesman from Caddo will originate and
devise as a fit reply for the mayor of Gretna. Already we have
a fair sample of this in reply to the editorial in last weeks Clar-
ion, and we can confidently await a new avalanche from the Caddo
cyclone who presdes over the state board of affairs and plays poll
tics all the time.
But Mr.. Thomas takes an unkind shot at this newspaper. He
says that my recollection is that / contributed in a modest way
for the purchase Of The Clarion, referring, of course, to the cam
paign of 1912. That is one time when his memory has slipped a
cog. He can not dive down into his musty records and show
where he contributed a single cent to The Clarion and if he
knows anything of this newspaper he will recall the fact that It
supported Mr.. Michels candidacy for governor in that campaign.
This newspaper was established nearly twenty-eight years ago,
during the antilottery campaign, and was a Wel-organized and
thoroughly going concern when the 1912 campaign was on in full
force. Therefore, Mr.. Thomas vague and indefinite assertion
falls flat.
We charged that Mr. Thomas had been playing fast and loose
viii political affiliations. That he was first a rngster then a re
former and then a rngster again. He does not take up that phase
Of the editorial but passes the buck and makes a weak attempt to
prove Governor Halls administration was a failure and that he is
not a fit man to send to the senate. Mr.. Thomas has just a few
more thinks acoming if he believes he can dodge the main issue
and stray off in another channel Of political thought. Four-flush-
ing and political camouflaging will not serve his Interior purpose
Of destroying a man he so ardently supported and ehampioned six
years ago. But we believe he is wasting his sweetness on the
desert air and that his mighty efforts to encompass Governor Halls
defeat is strikingly similar to ssstrainng at a gnat and swallowing
a camel
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1918-07-27
1--WE WILL WlND

We are going to win this war, SO
come quickly and get in line for
your bit Of glory, Here are a few
places where help is most urgently
needed, and with very interesting
salaries, too: Coder, male and fe-
male; economist, male or female;
metal mining engineer, male; as
sistant coal mining engineer, male;
assistant mining engineer, male; jul
Nor mining engineer, male; press
feeder, male or female; deputy col
lector, inspector and agent Of anti
narcotic aid. male; safety engineer,
male; assistant in nematology, male
or female; investigator in city mar
keting, male.
See the local secretary at the post